Duck intruder and four color breakthrough at The Star
Mrs. Carter reported a lost duck or goose from her wildlife preserve. Boal Parker and I inspected the intruder, later identified by Dor sey McRae Jr and Gene Allen as a pet, to be returned to its owner. The Star notes a color printing breakthrough after two years of testing, enabling single run four color production and potential local color layouts for subscribers.
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Cartar
S. Walnut
Boal Parker
Ice Capades
Berkey Technical Corp
New York
Berkey
Arkansas
Miners Trapped After West Virginia Mine Explosion
Dense smoke and extreme heat kept 78 miners trapped at Mountaineer No 9 mine as explosions and fire raged. Twenty-one rescued early Wednesday. thirteen escaped, eight pulled from a ventilation shaft. Officials warned of slim chances for survivors as rescue waits for flames to die down.
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Joe Krovisky
Associated Press
Mannington
W.va
Mountaineer Coal Co
West Virginia
Harry Turner
Consolidation Coal Co
Mountaineer
Turner
Wilam Poundstone
Enemnis
Fairmont ‘General Hospital
Lewis
Lake
Owings
Alva Davis
Farmington
Man 92 killed by truck near Atkins Arkansas
Bill Coffee, 92, of Atkins was killed Wednesday night when struck by a truck on U S 64 about 1.7 miles east of Atkins. The driver, William E Stevenson, 29, also of Atkins, said Coffee walked in the westbound lane.
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Atkins, Ark
Bill Coffee
Atkins
U.S. 64
Coffee
William E. Stevenson
Warmer Weather Moves Through Arkansas
The Associated Press reports clear skies and warm southerly winds from the Gulf of Mexico bring pleasant temperatures across Arkansas through Saturday. Highs near 58 at Texarkana and 47 at Walnut Ridge, with lows around 29 at Blytheville and Fort Smith. No rainfall in the 24 hour period ending 7:20 p.m. today.
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Associated Press
Arkansas
Texsas
Gulf of Mexico
Blytheville
Fort Smith
Walnut Ridge
Texars Hans
Crank Speech Leaves Arkansan Voters Split
A puzzling message from Marlon He Grenk circulating as a bid for Arkansas governor suggests indecision among voters. The fragment hints at campaign uncertainty and shifting support.
Strike by Czechs Eases Amid Protests In Prague
AP reports 109000 students continued a three day protest for reforms in a Soviet dominated Czechoslovakia. Leaders extended the strike to 81 p.m. tonight while Communist leaders urged workers to abstain from sympathy actions. Students holed up in schools after a ban on street demonstrations.
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Prague
Czechoslovakia
Communist Party
National Assembly
Trades Union Cowell
Communist Party Central
Central Committee
Most Actors Have a Built-in Capacity for Self-destruction
New York AP report quotes Joseph Losey, director, noting actors, directors, and writers balance a life appetite with a built in capacity for self destruction. He discusses anxiety in the industry, creative fears, and the need to fund projects through commercials while pursuing films, shaping his career from Broadway beginnings to Europe.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Losey
Tal
Losey, Crosse
Wis
Top Democrats Seen Set to Hold Congress Posts
Democrats in the new Congress appear likely to retain leadership roles with the main question over who will be whip or assistant leader. Edmund Muskie is being sounded about a possible challenge to Senator Russell B. Long of Louisiana, who faces internal opposition from liberals. Long’s allies say he can rely on votes to secure leadership.
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Sap
Maths
Edmund Muskie
Senaté
Muskie
Russell B. Long
Louisiana
Democ
Munkle
Long
Citimen
Senate Finance Committee
Congress
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Sen
Edmund S. Mus
Kennedy
Vietnam
Metal plate hints at Scorpion submarine link
AP reporting from Washington describes how a bent metal plate found deep in the Atlantic, photographed by cameras on the Mizar, sparked the first clues to the nuclear submarine Scorpion. Navy researchers caution the fragment may not be from the sub, yet it remains a significant lead in the Scorpion mystery.
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Hoffman
Ashington
Scorpion
Atlantic Ocean
Chester L. Buchanan
Naval Research Laboratory
Atticfal
Buchanan
Soar
Mizar
Navy
Asores
Norfolk
Mediterranean
Azores
Washington
Mrs McPherson Speaks at State Meet
Mrs Mildred McPherson of Hope High and Verger High Latin staff spoke at the Classical Division meeting of the Arkansas Education Association in Little Rock on the topic Why We Teach Language Arts. The meeting was led by Mrs Martha Brashler with remarks by Dale Franks on the Use of the One in the Mathematics.
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Mildred McPherson
Hope High
Verger High
Arkaneses Education Association
Little Rock
Martha Brashler
Yergor
Dale Franks
Hope Schools
Sot Springs
Hope
Sesr
Woman Killed In Accident Near North Little Rock
North Little Rock resident Katherine V. Kendrick died when her car struck a bridge abutment on Interstate 40 just east of North Little Rock. Police said Lindsay Richard Lewis of the Bieler Lent district reported the crash occurred in unclear conditions. investigators traced the car’s path and noted damage near the abutment.
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North Uttle Rock
Katherine V. Kendrick
Richard Lewis
Bieler
Ken
Nixon Talks Policy With Cabinet Men
Nixon, staying in Florida, conducts discussions on who will join his Cabinet and the policies he will pursue. Publicly only broad terms emerge as names remain secret. Key figures in talks include Lt. Gov. Robert Finch and John N. Mitchell, with Cabinet posts and roles under consideration.
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Walter Jt. Mears
Associated Press
Key Biscayne
Fla
Richard M. Nixon
Florida
New York
Robert Finch
California
John N. Mitchell
Nixon Law
Nixon
Rockefeller to Seek Sales Tax Hike and 1969 Plan
Arkansas Governor Winthrop Rockefeller announced a forthcoming package of tax proposals to fund his program. He expects a one cent sales tax increase and broader increases in individual and corporate income taxes. The plan, including a proposed mixed drinks bill, would raise up to $65 million if enacted in full.
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Little Rock
Winthrop
Rockefeller
Rockefel
Rex
Alcoholic Beverage Control
ABS
Joe Gaspard
See Rockefeller
All Around Town Brookwood Sixth Grade Elects Officers
Brookwood Sixth Grade elects Brad Rogers president Ronald Townsend vice president Kay Worthey secretary Tom Johnson and Robbie Roberts as janitors Sharon Parham and Cindy Bright as housekeepers Mrs. Doyle Dunn teacher Sp Baek Martin son of Mrs. Gephn Martin and a Yerger High junior in the student body earns honors. The Rodcew Senior Class to sell Thanksgiving dinners November 27 for 4 adults and 50 cents children delivered or served in the school cafeteria. Senior class of Saratoga High to present The Flower of the Ranch play November 22 in the gymnasium. Garland School PTA notes activities and an age-related update.
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Brookwood
Brad Rogers
Ronald Townsend
E Kay Worthey
Tom Johnson
Robbie Roberts
Sharon Parham
Cindy Bright
Doyle Dunn
Teage
Baek Martin
G¢elphn Martin
Yerger Hi
Loenoke Baptist Church
Saratoga High
Kathy Sanders
Publisher Is Named AP News Digest MINE DISASTER
Publisher Is Named BOCA RATON Flor a AP summary notes 78 miners trapped after an explosion at a West Virginia coal mine with 21 rescued. Other items include Nixon cabinet talks and medical warnings on fats, Vietnam violence, and international shifts in publishing leadership in Boca Raton Florida.
War Claims Arkansan War Claims Arkansan
Washington AP reports Marine Lance Corporal Leslie C. Paschal Jr., son of Margaret M. Green of Mountain Home, has been killed in action in Vietnam, according to the Defense Department on Wednesday.
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Washington (Ap
Leslie C. Paschal Jr
Margaret M. Green
Mountain Home
acHon
Vietnam
Defense, Department
State Resident Is Deported
Raymond Eric Anderson of Siloam Springs Arkansas was ordered deported after staying in the United States beyond a two week permit. Milton Mitch of the INS issued the order. Testimony said Anderson entered from Canada on a two week permit but remained and took a job with an Arkansas trucking firm.
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Memphis
Raymond Eric Anderson
Siloam Springs
Ark
United States
Milton Mitch
U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Service
Anderson
Canada
Arkansas
Three American Planes Shot Down Near Da Nang
Saigon reports 12 killed or wounded in three U S aircraft losses and a second day of Da Nang area clashes. Viet Cong and North Vietnamese fatalities for the week rise to 1,838 with 127 Americans and 128 South Vietnamese killed. US casualties include 1,031 wounded and 393 hospitalized. total U S deaths reach 29,477 since January 1.
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George Esper
Associated Press
Saigon
da - Nang
U.S
South
Dan‘ Nang
Phan
Tom
Sabre
Copter
Vietnam
da Nang
196Th Light Infantry
U.S. Ee
Merchants Plan Santa Visit for Christmas Season
Rowntown Merchants Association ends year with plans for Santa Claus visit to Hope on Monday November 28. Decorations will be up by Friday with Santa delivering personal mail boxes for children to write to him. Broadcast on KXAR daily from 5:39 onward in December.
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Santa Claus
Eitey
KXAR
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