Merger ties Champion Papers to U S Plywood
The Wall Street Journal reports Champion Papers of Hamilton Ohio merging with U S Plywood of New York to form a consolidated firm to be named U S Plywood Papers Inc. Board ratification expected mid December with stock terms under study. The move signals a major consolidation in pulp paper and wood products.
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Champion Papers, Inc
Little River McNab
Champ Company
U.S
Lorace Cabe
Gordon
Champion
Wallet
Champion Papers
Hamilton
Ohio
Plywood
New York
Dilors
Lal
Wall Street Journal
Stock survey cards to be distributed to farm patrons
Post Office carriers will leave stock survey cards along routes beginning in November. Cards will be distributed to farm patrons to ensure a representative sample of the state's stock holdings and related figures for USDA inventories. Results will guide Ark. and national livestock estimates and affect farm decisions across the state.
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U.S.D.A
Kvey
Arkansas Crop and Lives Reporting Service
Releas
Are
Turner
Helms
Nm Davis
Ert Elam
China neighbor fear power struggle in communist world
AP dispatch from Hong Kong reports rising anxiety across Asia as observers cite three-way tension between Beijing Moscow and Washington. China fears Soviet hawks threatening Brezhnev Kosygin leadership while Beijing bets on Viet Nam to provoke U.S. action. Moscow watches, Beijing cautious, and Washington gauges Viet Nam policy impact.
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William L. Ryan
Hong Kong
China
Soviet Union
U.S.S.R
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Alexei N. Kosygin
Red China
United States
Viet Nam
Police Chiefs Elect President at Hot Springs Convention
The Arkansas Association of Chiefs of Police elected M. Jack Kelly of Marianna as president with Carl Beyer of Fort Smith as first vice president Norman Young of Pine Bluff as second vice president E. Brians of Little Rock as secretary and Ray Vick of North Little Rock as treasurer. Arnold Burner of Little Rock was guest speaker at the Farm City Week luncheon, which honored Hempstead County's Farm Family of the Year Mr and Mrs James Voss and sons Mike and Tim on a Fulton area 936 acre farm.
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Ark
Arkansas Association of Chiefs of Police
M. Jack Kelly
Marianna
Carl Beyer
Fort Smith
Norman Young
Pine Bluff
8. E. Brians
Little Rock
Ray Vick
North Little Rock
Hope Star Photos Farm Bureau
Arnold Burner
Hope Kiwanis Club
Town & Country Restarant
Farm Agency
Hempstead County
United States
Canada
Autrey Wilson Seved
Calvin Caldwell
Hope Star
James Voss
Mike
Tim
Fulton Area
Voss
Fulton
Canadian air machinists strike cripples service nationwide
Montreal AP reports a machinists strike against Air Canada halts about 80 percent of the country's air service. Air Canada normally carries around 20,000 passengers daily as 5,200 IAM members rejected an 18 percent raise in a two year contract while seeking 20 percent higher pay plus 9 percent in fringe benefits.
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Montreal
Air Canda
International Association of Machinists
Millwood Dedication Set for December 8 at 2 P.M.
Millwood Dam and Reservoir on Little River will be formally dedicated on Thursday December 8 at 2 p m The dam lies eight miles from Ashdown and about 14 miles from Hope The dedication address will be delivered by John L McClennan senior senator from Arkansas The Corps of Engineers under whose supervision the dam was built will be represented by Major General William P Cassidy Chief of Engineers The public is invited.
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Millwood
Little River
Ashdown
Hope
John L. McClennan
Arkansas
Corps of Engineers
William I’. Cassidy
Cattlemen Meet Here Thursday
The Hempstead County Cattlemen’s Association will meet Thursday night at 7 30 in the Diamond Cafe Burgess Garrett president says Dr C J Brown of the University of Arkansas will be guest speaker. He will discuss cross breeding of beef cattle and share University research findings on the subject.
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Hempstead County Cattlemen’s Association
Diamond Cafe
Burgess Garrett
C. J. Brown
University of Arkansas
Brown
Reagan Narrator Stirs Asheville Beautification Panel
In Asheville North Carolina the Citizens Committee on Beautification and Cleanup faced embarrassment at a Monday meeting when a litterbug public service film was revealed to be narrated by Ronald Reagan the Republican governor select of California. The 21 member panel appointed by the all Democratic City Council debated sponsorship of the movie highlighting litter issues.
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Asheville
N.C
Citizens Committee On Beautification
Melvin Taylor
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
California
Investigation of Plane Crash at Homestead Air Base
Investigation continues into two fighter jet crash at Homestead Air Force Base. Maj. Alvah M. Cole Jr. of Norfolk Virginia and 1st Lt. David Siggins of Whippany New Jersey were killed when one plane dropped onto the other, burning wreckage spread along the runway.
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Homestead, Fla
Homestead Air Fortea Base
Alvah M. Cole Jr
Norfolk
David New Siggins
Whippany
Gemini 12 Astronauts to Cape Kennedy
Gemini 12 astronauts Navy Captain James Lovell Jr. and Air Force Major Edwin Aldrin Jr. fly from the carrier Wasp to Cape Kennedy for debriefings after their record space flight. They will discuss the mission, then travel to Houston for further reviews and a news conference.
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AP Aerospace
Cape Kennedy
Fla
Navy
James A. Lovell Jr
Air Force
Edwin E. Aldrin Jr
Wasp
Manned Spacecraft Center
Houston
Tex
Sargasso Sea
Atlantic Ocean
America
U.S
Lovell
NASA
Kenneth Beers
Aldrin
Baptists Hear Guest Speaker Sunday at Local Church
The Rev. Gerald W. Trussell, pastor of Southside Baptist Church Shreveport, will guest speak at First Baptist Church this Sunday. At the request of the pulpit committee, Invites were sent to the entire church to hear Mr Trussell and Mrs Trussell. He will speak at 10 30 a m and 6 30 p m during morning and evening services.
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Gerald W. Trussell
Southside Baptist Church of
Shreveport
First Baptist Church
Entre
Trussell
Planes Rain Heavy Blows on Viet Cong Stronghold
Ground fighting flared anew in the Communist War Zone C as U S planes struck the Viet Cong stronghold 60 miles northwest of Saigon. B52 bombers hit Tay Ninh for the seventh straight day while 1st Infantry Division units clashed with a Viet Cong force. U S pilots flew 25 missions over North Vietnam. Navy reports say 299 cargo barges were sunk or damaged in 20 days of Traffic Cop. Cabinet reshuffle announced in Saigon and Lodge denied quitting. Attleboro operation troops found 15 enemy dead and 490 tons of rice in two caches.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
Tay Ninh
North Viet Nam
U.S. Navy
Traffic Cop
Adm
Roy L. Johnson
Pacific
1St Infantry Division
Attleboro
U.5
North
Viet Nam
Johnson undergoes double operation amid health updates
AP reports President Johnson to have a throat growth removed and gall bladder scar repaired in a two part operation. Military and space news span Viet Nam air needs, Gemini to Apollo milestones, and Chrysler aims to test fire a Saturn booster at Huntsville as Boeing succeeds with Saturn V testing.
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Washington
Johnson
Huntsville
Ala
Chrysler Corp
Boeing Co
Boeing
United State
Chrysler
Mareshall Space Flight Center
Hope High drum major and majorettes named
The Hope High School Band announced tryout results for drum major Donna Cole and majorettes Becky Huff Nina Cox Sandra Singard Debbie Gunter Judy Pettit with alternates Jackie Townsend Barletta Bain. Also reported are local club officer elections, military service updates, horse show win, and college fraternity pledges involving Hope residents.
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Hope High School
Richard Keyton
Donna Cole
Becky Huff
Nina Cox
Sandra Singard
Debbie Gunter
Judy Pettit
Jackie Townsend
Barletta Bain
Johnson undergoes twin operations at Bethesda
President Johnson had two operations at Bethesda Naval Hospital. A throat polyp was removed and a hernia at his gall bladder scar was repaired. Surgeons reported no evidence of malignancy and Johnson will recover at the LBJ Ranch until Congress convenes January 10.
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Walter R. Mears
Washington
Johnson
Bethesda Naval Hospital
Hubert H. Humphrey
Wilbur J. Gould
Far East
Maryland
LBJ
Congress
Will Discuss Educational Opportunity
AA parents and all students in grades 10 11 12 are invited to a program Friday Evening, November 18, 7 30 at Hopewell Elementary School. Sponsored by Hope School District under Public Law 89 10 Title 1. Focus on Educational Opportunities, Job Opportunities and Citizenship Responsibilities. Speakers include J W Rowe, Director of Red River Vocational Technical School and Jessie Manson, Farm Home Administration Professional Staff Officer, Little Rock Arkansas.
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Hopewell
Hope School
J. W. Rowe
Red River
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