Printing Law Change to Be Submitted in 1965 Session
Arkansas printers and lawmakers discussed changes to state printing laws. A committee heard proposals to allow letter press and offset duplicating in contracts, group bid practices, and shorter contract terms. The agenda included improving price clarity and adjusting county judge powers, with Secretary of State Bryant promising a plan later.
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Legislative Auditor
R.E. McKillip
Multigraph
Kelly Bryant
Death Not Result Of Playing Football in Milan
Dr Richard E Johnson Boone County coroner and pathology expert says Thomas Joseph Wilson 17 Milan died from a spontaneous brain hemorrhage not caused by football injury. He collapsed Friday night after a Milan High School game and died Monday night at University of Missouri Medical Center in Columbia. Parents refused autopsy but clinical evidence supports natural causes. Samoset was the first Indian to visit the Plymouth Colony.
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Columbia, Mo
Richard E. Johnson
Boone County
Thomas Joseph Wilson
Milan
Irvung Wilson
Milan High School
University of Missouri Medical Center
Columbia
Johnson
Rockefeller Bull Crowned Show Favorite at Live Stock Event
At the Oklahoma livestock show Rockefeller Bull won top prize amid a crowded arena of entrants. Notable guests included former Oklahoma Governor Roy Turner and dignitaries from the Republican party. The winner, ridden by handler Winrock, received the winner’s blanket of roses as the crowd cheered.
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E Rock
Rei Price
Innee
Rockefellers
Oklahoma
Roy ‘Turner
Rockefeller
Winrock
Prince Mine
Rockefeller Seeks Voter Contact In Arkansas Campaign
Republican candidate Winthrop Rockefeller said he would maintain contact with the people after election to learn what they want. He spoke from Texarkana with a televised address, noting he has not stumped everywhere but will continue sampling public opinion. He planned to speak in Forrest City and criticized opponent Faubus for claiming Rockefeller is unaware of Arkansas highways.
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Associated Press
Winthrop Rockefeller
Arkaraas
Texarkana
Texarkand
Southwest
Arkansas
Rockefeller
Forrest City
Reece Phillips
Orval E. Faubus
Arkansas - Lin
Bette Cially
Red Meat and Poultry Buys Across Nation
The Associated Press reports meat and poultry offer solid weekend stock for freezers and meals. Hindquarters of beef lead regional features with boneless duck ribs and rump roasts also highlighted. Pork cuts, joints, and Boston butt roasts appear as key bargains nationwide.
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Associated
Ao Ae
Johnson Uses Needle on Goldwater in Campaign Clash
James Marlow reports in Washington that President Johnson intensifies the needle approach against Senator Barry Goldwater, labeling his rival as impulsive and a danger to social programs while citing past positions on Social Security and the UN. Johnson aims to keep Goldwater irritated yet decisive, with 24 days remaining in the race. The piece also notes retail price trends for holiday foods as a backdrop to the campaign week.
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James Marlow
News
Washington
Sen
Barry Goldwater
Johnson
Goldwater
Weenney
New York Times
Washington Post
White House
Dean Rusk
Defense
Robert S
McNamara
Republican Party
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Midwest
New Hampshire
Congress
United States
United Nations
U.N
Russia
Johnson Rumors Fly Of Arkansas Stop
Reports circulated that President Johnson would visit the Arkansas Livestock Exposition in Little Rock on Saturday but Secret Service chief Leroy M. Letteer dismissed the talk as rumors. He said no official White House communication had been received.
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Little Rock
President Johnson
Arkansas Livestock ‘Exposition
Leroy M. Letteet
Secret Service
Littles Rock
White House
Letteer
Unclear OCR fragment hints at presidential appearance in New Orleans
Fragmentary text notes a planned appearance in New Orleans on Saturday and mentions Nashville and routine security checks of fairgrounds and buildings. Limited readable details refer to President and his men assessing potential appearance and security.
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New York
Sarasota
Deep South
Suport
Leesburg
First televised presidential inauguration ever in 1949
A compact note recalls the first presidential inauguration televised in 1949, marking a milestone in broadcast history with early media coverage shaping how the event reached the public.
Soviet Activity in Cuba Reported by Miller
Sarasota AP report cites Rep. Miller claiming extensive Soviet activity in Cuba and a Johnson administration cover up. Miller warns of Soviet air and dry dock facilities usable by submarines and campaigns in Florida and the Deep South. The piece also notes Van Buren's 1618 founding and river shipping role in Indiana Territory migration history.
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Sarasota, Fla
William E. Milles
Cuba
van Buren
Phillips Landing
Indiana Territory
Jumpeff
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