Arkansas papers to publish first two color pages
Trade visitor C O Nicholson of Shreveport Engraving Co inspected our color process. We expect two four color pages in Friday edition with War Eagle fair and Buffalo River images, aiming for process color nationwide. Elvin Ray Smith, 22, died in a vehicle crash near Pine Bluff after his car left the road and flipped in a pasture.
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Arkansas
C. O. Nicholson
Shreveport Engraving Co., Inc
Nicholson
Philadelphia
Berkey
Buffalo River
War Eagle
Pine Bluff
Ark
Elvin Ray Smith
Sulphur Springs
Gefferson County
Here
Westmoreland says end of Vietnam war in view
Gen William C Westmoreland declared the United States is nearing a new phase in Vietnam with the end in sight He warned no date but said enemy tapes are bankrupt and the US aims to have South Vietnamese forces take an increasing combat role beyond 1964 Also Arkansas Education Commission names Loe-yetta Roberts Teacher of the Year for 1951 at Northside Elementary School in Rogers.
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Washington
William C. Westmoreland
United States
Westmoreland
U.S
Vietnam
National Press Club
Little Buck
A. Wyard
Loe Yetta Roberts
Rogers
Arkansas
Roberts
Northside
Thanksgiving Eve Service Planned
The Most Popular Sin will be the sermon topic by Rev. Everett Vinson at the Thanksgiving Service on Wednesday at 7 30 pm at the First Assembly of God Church. Rev. Johnnie Beasley will preside with S Joseph Geno directing the choir and singing. An offering supports alliance church work. a nursery will be available free of charge for infants and younger children.
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Everett Vinson
First
Assembly of God Church
Johnnie Beasley
Hope Ministerial Alliance
Kev
S. Joseph Geno
Man
Union Choir
Churches
Alliance
Taytion
Liberty Bowl Queen Picked
Miss Nancy Brackham, 20, of Memphis, named Liberty Bowl queen for 1967 after a statewide finalist round. She is a Memphis State University secretary and psychology major. Four runners up join the court: Margaret Gibson, Nancy Baker, Lyn Roland, and Cynthia Vincent from Arkansas and Tennessee towns.
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Mempius
Tenn
Nancy Brackham
Memphis
Ti Memphis
Memphis State University
Margaret Gibson
Russellville
Ark
Nancy Lynn Baker
Monticello
Lyn Roland
Jackson
Tean
Cynthia Gay Vincent
Martin
A.C. Brackhahn
Che de Corples
No Paper Thanksgiving Suspension Notice
The Star will suspend publication on Thanksgiving Day as it does on July 4 and Christmas. Regular issues resume Friday, November 24.
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The
Star
British Devaluation Renew Possibility of Tax Hike
Britain’s devaluation renews pressure for an income tax increase in the United States. House Ways and Means Chair Mills announced a November 28 hearing to review a new administration surtax and offsetting spending cuts. White House says package totals 14 billion dollars in surtax and spending, but lawmakers expect about 4 billion this year.
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Britain
Wilbur D. Mills
D+ Ark
House
Ways and Means Committee
Congress
White House
George Christian
Johnson
Capitol
Mills
Hot Springs
Ark
Government Says All is Well But Crises May Be Ahead
AP analysis warns that despite officials claiming stability after a 13 percent pound devaluation, a larger future crisis is possible. Six to nine months could bring stronger devaluations, risking global confidence and triggering renewed dollar gold flows as foreign debts are settled and the U S balance of payments tightens.
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Joan Cunniff
New York
Meltish
Brifaih
Group Pushes Road Upgrades for Atomic Plant Site
LITTLE ROCK AP The Arkansas Highway Commission will be asked Wednesday to improve a road to the site of a proposed atomic powered electric generating plant in Pope County. State Rep. L Doc Bryan of Russellville will head the delegation seeking the improvements. The six named tasks include roads from Arkansas 7 to the Arkadelphia Branch of the Arkansas Children's Colony and from Arkansas 194 to Arkansas 39 in several counties.
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Little Rock
Arkansas Highway Commission
Pope County
Doc" Bryan
Russellville
Coimsnsstan
Arkansas 7
Arkadelphia
Arkansas Children's Colony
DeValls Bluff
Prairie County
Arkansas
Pocarhontas Qu Delaplaine
Ranedolph
Crewe
Arekansas
Jackson
Uodruff
Lutherville
Julujoun County
Surviving Count Grows in Cincinnati Plane Crash Tale
Federal investigators probed a TWA Convair 880 crash near Greater Cincinnati Airport killing 64 of 82 aboard. 18 survivors, six in serious condition, were hospitalized as NTSB teams surveyed the scene and airport officials described a heavy fire and debris scattered orchard site.
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Jaan Kangilaski
Associated Press
Cincinnati, Ohio
TWA
Greater Cincasnail
A. B. Krueger
Krueger
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Covington
American Airlines
Greater Cincinnati
Ohio River
National Transport Safety Board
Oscar Laurel
Woodrow McKay
Maude Cuneo
Hebron
Trans World Air Ines Convair 880
PTA Meeting and Local Notes Highlight Community News
Bery Henry Elementary School PTA meets tonight in the school auditorium with Dr. Fay W. Smith speaking on New Techniques for Independent Study of Testing. W. B. Ruggles family thanks everyone for kindness during Mr. Ruggles illness. Army Private First Class James W. Johnson, 19, son of Mrs. Osie Johnson, assigned as rifleman in Company A, 1st Battalion, 101st Airborne Division at Fort Campbell. Second Lt. Dave W. Harrod, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harrod, enters Air Force pilot training at Reese AFB after earning an A.B. in history in 1967. Two-day deer season announced by Hempstead warden. legal to kill does or bucks south of Highway 67, north of 67 bucks only. Freshman class bake sale November 25 at Main and Second Streets to raise funds for canned food drive. Hope Post Office closed Thanksgiving Day with no deliveries. lobby stamps available.
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Bery Henry Elementary School
PTA
Fay W. Smith
The
Southwest Diagnostic and Remedial Services
James W. Johnson
Osie Johnson
Hope
101St Airborne Division
506Th Infantry
Fort Cambell
Dave W. Harrod
Alps
Jesse W. Harrod
Jacksonville
Ark
Air Force
Reese Afb
Texas
San Diego State College
Ben G. Waller
Arkansas
Hempstead
Waller
Jet crash north of Cincinnati leaves dozens feared dead
AP reports forty persons are feared dead after a jet airliner crashed into a hillside north of Cincinnati Ohio. The dispatch notes the high casualty figure amid a broader late day briefing of international and domestic events including devaluation shocks and Vietnam war coverage.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Havana
Spade Agancy
Johnson
Britain
House of Commons
U.S
Dak To
Hanoi-Haiphong
Intrepid
Moscow
Vietnam
Paratroopers fight to take Hill 875 at Dak To
U.S. paratroopers of the 173rd Airborne press the assault on Hill 875 in the central highlands near Dak To. They face entrenched North Vietnamese bunkers, endure shortages of food and water, and rely on flame throwers, jets, and artillery as casualties rise to at least 239 dead and 822 wounded in 19 days of fighting.
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U.S
George
Esper
Saigon
Associated Press
Peter Arnett
Srigadé
Fighlands
Dak To
William R. Peers
Ia -Drang
L. H. Schwelter
173Rd Airborne Brigade
Dak
North Vietnam
Hanoi-Haiphong
Highest draft call in fourteen months in January
Washington AP report shows the Pentagon ordered 34 000 men inducted into the Army in January, the highest draft call in 14 months as replacements for draftees from two years ago drive the rate. The January figure tops the 37 600 November 1966 call, and far exceeds the 29 900 August 1967 total, with officials predicting a higher average for January to June next year.
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Washington
Pentagon
Army
Maenth
Wonth
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W. B. Ruggles
Mr. Ruggles
Hope Post
AP News Digest
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Crippled Children's Home
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