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A printer’s note apologizes for a dated error in yesterday’s edition causing a full paper rework. The team explains rotary press limits, the need to remake plates for correct datelines, and plans a color run Friday with Buffalo River front page and War Eagle Valley crafts on the back.
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Buffalo River
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America
Register
Shooting Remarks Spark Senate Inquiry in Nashville Director
Brooks, 20, head of a poverty program in Nashville, testifies he would support aggressive action against civil rights, saying he does not believe Black people should gain rights by any means. The testimony centers on his controversial views and potential influence on policy.
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Washington
Fred He Brooks
Pady Hird Johnson
Johnoon
Brooks
Nashville
Tenn
Senate
Kiwanis Honors Farmers Dy with Ark Livestock Speaker
Wayne Rabbit of the Arkansas Livestock and Poultry Commission headlined Hope Kiwanis during Fairne City Week observances. Autrey Wilout and local agricultural officials attended as presenters while Haskell Jones introduced the speakers. Rabbit highlighted Arkansas’ livestock health leadership, noted policy goals, and urged better rural urban understanding during the community event.
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Arkansas Livestock and Poultry Commission
Fire Hope Kiwanis
Ralph Montgomery Mere
Heropatead County Farm Parole
Autrey Wilout
Howe Over
KXAR
Haskell Jones
Jongetime
GON
Holt
Chamber of Come
Montgomiery
Hope Stae
Ur. Babuit
Jengtt Ueense Vuntpol
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Cuniadl Polry
Telee
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Os Productiog
Beullets
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Fieids
Texarkana Woman Slain Suspect Held
Texarkana Texas AP report details a small food store robbery gone wrong with a clerk slain and a suspect held. Witnesses say a man fled the scene as investigators recovered the burned store and a cash register containing the store’s peculiarly missing items nearby. Dist Atty Gay Jones identified Rudolph Danley 22 as the suspect in custody, with the case tied to an earlier discharge from the Army.
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Oweuhin
Robert H. Stubblefield
Bbs
Womith
Pullee
Clouds Chatsuat
Gay Junes
Theustody
Rudolph Danley
Jones
Dunbar
Germany
Senate approves vast Social Security bill with major boosts
The Senate passed a sweeping Social Security package with 15 to 59 percent benefits increases for current recipients and larger rises for future retirees. The measure would lift many elderly from poverty, to be financed by higher payroll taxes and expanded cash benefits, and is headed to conference with the House amid sharp welfare restrictions debates.
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Russell B. Long
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iDittpe
Candidate Byrd Opens Interest in Last District Seat
Newport Ark resident AVE Byrd, a member of the House Ways and Means Committee staff, added his name Tuesday to the list considering a race for the last district congressional seat next year. Byrd, a Newport native, said in a letter to the Newport Independent he was giving the idea serious consideration. He called the race politically delicate and noted his views differ from the incumbent district's.
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Byrd
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Newport Independent
Hill 875 Battle Brings Heavy Losses on Vietnam Hill
A remote hill near Dak To in Vietnam saw brutal fighting as the 2nd Battalion of the 173rd Airborne Brigade stormed Hill 875. Eight of 16 officers leading the Sunday assault were killed and eight wounded. 11 of 13 medics died amid relentless enemy mortars and shielded bunkers. The Star suspends publication for Thanksgiving with regular issues resuming Friday, November 24.
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Associated Press
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Vietnam
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173Rd Airborne Brigade
D Company
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Star
Wilson Faces Censure Vote Amid Pound Troubles
Prime Minister Harold Wilson faced a House of Commons censure vote, with Labor unity backing his government. The pound weakened by 14.3 percent, though it rose to about 2.42 dollars on the money market, leaving analysts wary of the currency's recovery and the government’s durability.
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Colin Frost
Associated Press
London
Harold Wilson
House of Commons
Labor Party
Wilson
Britain
Congress Hopes to Cut Deficit
Washington AP reports a late session push in Congress for tax hikes and spending cuts aims to halve this year's deficit from about 29 billion to roughly 15 billion. Treasury Secretary Lawler and Budget Director Schultze back a plan for a 10 percent surcharge, with retroactivity possible for corporate taxes, to reach the target by year end.
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Congress
U.S
House
Ways and Means Committee
Treasury
Henry H. Lawler
Charles L. Schultze
Fowler
Johnson
Thanksgiving Week School Closures and Local Events
All Around Town notes public schools close Thursday and Friday for Thanksgiving with classes resuming Monday, November 27. The section highlights a Texas and Texas A&M conference title game broadcast on KXAK at 1 15 pm and local civic events including Heber Springs Rotary’s 80th anniversary with speaker Eddy McFaddin and guest Guy Basye. Also mentions Aberdeen-Angus memberships, a Clark AB Air Force unit citation, a Nevada County Singing Convention, and regional AR–TX Tech game telecast details.
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All Hope Public
Texas
Texas A&m
KXAK
Heber Springs
Battle costs US heavy losses at Dak To hill
US reinforcements pushed onto Hill 875 near Dak To as paratroopers and artillery fought to seize a bunkered ridge, with at least 246 American dead, 860 wounded, and an estimated 1,290 North Vietnamese killed after 20 days of combat. the Hill 875 battle became the war’s longest sustained fight.
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George Esper
Associated Press
Wester
Saigon
Dak
Fa Drang
Plei Mei
U.S
Dak To
North Vietnam
Hill 675
Basic Adult Education Classes In Hope District
The State Department of Education authorized Hope School District to offer five Basic Adult Education classes for residents eighteen and older in grades one through eight. Courses cover English arithmetic reading spelling government and history. Attendance may earn a state certificate signed by the Education Commissioner. All costs are funded by the federal government. Classes start Tuesday December 12 1967 with ongoing sessions Tuesdays and Thursdays. enrollment is required beforehand at Yerger High School Office or by phone PR7 2691.
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State Department of Education
Little Rock
Hope
Hampstead County
Yerger High School
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