No Color Yet in Ozarks Foliage and Razorback-TCU-bound Fans
Our Daily Bread editor notes Ozarks foliage remains green despite attempts to photograph autumn hues. He details color work planned at Eureka Springs Crescent Hotel and reflects on Kodachrome versus Ekatchrome shooting for a Star feature. He mentions a Mallard duck on Friday’s game field and clarifies it as a small wild goose. FAA involvement hinted in staff items.
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Our
Alex H. Washturn
Ozarks
Bird
Fayetteville
Paul A. Lewis
Carter Johnson
Charles Walker
Johnson
Ozark
Eureka Springs
Hope
Crescent
O.K
FAA «Luch
Innocent Of Stealing Gate Is Declared In California
INDIO Calif AP A A Henry Campest a 35 year old Palm Springs construction worker has been found innocent of stealing a 4500 pound set of iron gates from the estate of composer Frederick Taave who wrote the music for My Fair Lady Camelot and Brigadoon
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Indio
Calif
A. A
Henry” Campest
Palm Springs
Frederick Taawe
Cuewe
Camelot
Damage Claim Upheld In Springdale Seweage Case And Davis Robbery Appeal
In Little Rock the Arkansas Supreme Court upheld a $7,000 jury award to Mr and Mrs Homer Ketetur over sewer damages after a 1963 incident near their Springdale land. The court reversed on Calvin Davis’s February 14 1966 Hyant store robbery conviction, sending it back to Pulaski Circuit Court for retry. Justice Britt Ward noted substantial evidence supported the sewer ruling while Justice George Rose Strickland criticized inadmissible Miranda related claims.
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City of
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Tilt Faiy
Dulin
Homer Ketetur
Springdale
Sewilie
Wiltu
Hee Ward
Britt Ward
Thierevete Paison
Calvin Davis
Little Rock
Ford Strike Heads for Auto Record
United Auto Workers leader Walter Reuther says the Ford walkout could last longer than prior automotive stoppages. An emergency dues increase from 5 to 25 dollars a month funds a growing strike effort and may be aimed at pressuring Ford as corporate labor talks continue.
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A.th Mahan
Associated Press
Detroit
United Auto Workers
Walter Pp. Reuther
Bialyow
Ford Motor Co
General Motors Corp
UAW
Ford
Aespectil
Reuther
Nopes
Etry
Gmnd
Chrysler
General Motors
Three Rapists Sought on Murder Count
In Santa Rosa, police hunt three young assailants after a 19 year old college freshman from Alexandria Virginia was shot three times including the head while his 18 year old companion, estranged from her husband, was abducted from a lover’s lane and raped repeatedly. The two fled in separate cars. Police say the attack occurred after a party Friday night and the couple were driven to Proctor Heights where a second car joined. A gun was brandished and the women forced from the car. Three shots were heard as the events unfolded.
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Santa Rosa
Calif
Charles Louis Kaufmann Jr
Alexandria
Kaufmann
Charles L. Kaufmann
U.S. Agency For International Development
AID
Washington
Marvin Flohr
Saturady
Proctor Heights
Ts Miles
Flolow
Chicago Gets Democratic Convention
Western Democrats move to insert a loyalty oath in 1968 Chicago convention rules requiring delegates to pledge support for the party presidential ticket. California State committeeman Eugene L. Wyman said 13 Western states backed the measure aimed at Vietnam critics and civil rights dissenters. The proposal, to be presented to an equal rights committee led by General Richard Hughes, follows tougher pledges than prior agreements.
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Jack Bell
Washington
Chicago
John
South
California
National
Eugene L. Wyman
National Committee
Wyman
Goy
Richard Hughes
New Jersey
Country Music Jamboree headline at Patmos School Auditorium
A Country Music Jamboree is set for Saturday night at 7 30 in the Patmos School Auditorium featuring the Westerners of Stamps the Beavers of Magnolia Laverne Vines and His Rainbow Melodies and Juanice Jenkins and her band from Spring Hill La Special guest bands perform and the public is invited with no admission charge Washington Lions Club hosts a Light Bulb Sale Tuesday evening October 10 Proceeds go to the Blind Center in Little Rock and to fire truck repair The City government and the Ideas Club back the effort James Jones superintendent announces General Adult Education classes begin Tuesday October 10 at 8 30 a m at Red River Vocational School with night class at 7 p m for adults from 9th to 12th grade pursuing a high school diploma or GED
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Patmos School
Westerners
Stamps
The
Beavers
Magnolia
Laverne Vines
Rainbow Melodies
Juanice Jenkins
Spring Hill
Washington Lions Club
Blind Center
Little Rock
Ideas Club
Washington
James #. Jones
Red River Vocational School
Jet lands safely after engine loss near San Juan
A DC-8 airliner from Madrid to Havana carrying 40 people made a safe emergency landing in San Juan Puerto Rico after losing one engine over the Atlantic. The Coast Guard reported no injuries among passengers and crew.
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P.R
Spain
Cuba
Atlantic Ocean
Coast Guard
Berlan Airlines
Madrid
Havana
Local notes and events from Hope area
A small goose at Hammons Stadium was blinded by lights during a Friday game and captured by Tal McCain who handed it to the Hope FFA club. Garage and patio sale at Freeda Greenan’s Oct 10 supports the Hope Junior Auxiliary. Whitfield Masonic Lodge 233 hosts a fish fry Oct 10 at 7 pm. BSPW Club meets Oct 10 at the Diamond with Alice Kate Baker hosting sister Mrs Frank Malone on the World Affairs program.
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Hammons Stadium
Tal McCain
Tal
Hope Ffa
Freeda Greenan
Hope Junior Auxiliary
Phoenix
the Diamond
Alice Kate Baker
Ervin
Frank C. Malone
Col. Malone
Prescott Girl Named State Fair Queen
Janet Jordan, 19, of Prescott, was chosen Arkansas state fair queen at the Arkansas Livestock Exposition grandstand, prevailing over nine contestants. Youth talent winner Martha James, 14, of Cotton Plant, took first in talent and vocalist divisions, earning $100 plus $50.
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Little Rock
Nevada County
Janet Jordan
B. W. Jordan
Prescott
Martha James
John T. James
Cotton Plant
Woodruff County
Twin Slayings Rock New York Greenwich Family Girl
A 26 year old laborer Donald Ramsey was charged with the murders of an 18 year old Linda Fitzpatrick of Greenwich and a young man after their nude bodies were found in a Manhattan tenement boiler room following an LSD party. Freddie Wright assistant superintendent of the five story building was arrested on rape and robbery charges. A 2 year old woman at the party claimed Wright attacked her and stole $8. The slain couple were identified by a stepsister as Linda Fitzpatrick daughter of Irving Fitzpatrick Knickerbocker Mills president.
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New York
Greenwich, Conn
Donald Ramsey
Ramsey
Freddie Wright
Fveestory
Linda Fitzpatrick
Irving Fitzpatrick
Knickerbocker Mills
Totowa
Girl rescues toddler from 25-foot canal in South Bay
Paula Scoggins a Miami junior high student swam 15 yards to reach a sinking car in a murky canal after a woman handed out the 3 year old Laura Ann Sehick. The car and its three occupants including the child's grandparents were recovered with doors still closed.
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South Bay
Fla
Paula Scoggins
Miami
Miss Scoggins
Laura
Ann Sehick
Swan
State Troopper Jr. McLean
McLean
U.S. 27
Booster Club Meets Tonight at Hope High School
The Hope Booster Club will meet again this evening at 7 30 at Hope High School. All members are urged to attend and participate in the session.
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The
Hope Booster Club
Supreme Court Refuses Rehear on School Integration Ruling
Across several cases the high court leaves intact a 1967 circuit ruling that ordered full integration in Alabama Florida Georgia Louisiana Mississippi and Texas schools from kindergarten onward. Justice Marshall did not participate and the decision strengthens precedent for other courts.
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Ap. Supraitia Court
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Southern
High Court
Balalf
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Alabama
Woards
Thurgood Marshall
Neegro
Circuit Court
Florida
Georgia
Louisana
Mississippi
Texas
Supreme Court
Uber
Wallace Butts
University of Georgia
Curtis Publishing Co
Saturday Evening Post
Butts
Paul
Bear
Bryant
Pennsylvania
William O. Douglas
Pennsylvania Supreme Court
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