War Eagle Fair and Ozarks Arts & Crafts event in Arkansas
War Eagle Fair runs Oct 20 24 at War Eagle Mills Farm near Rogers Arkansas with 215 exhibitors and expected attendance over 75000. Ozarks Arts and Crafts Fair Association reports strong regional draw and plans for color photo coverage.
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Blanche H. Eliott
Ozarks Arts & Crafts Fair Association, Inc
War Eagle
Rogers
War Eagle Mills Farm
Hindsville
Ark
Arkansas Ozarks
Ozark
Eliott
Could Become a Dust Bowl Could Become a Dust Bowl
In New York City a park sign reads For Passive Recreation Only in Cart Schure Park beside Gracie Mansion. A department spokesman said the signs were put up to prevent any danger to children in the grassy park amid July heat and dusty conditions.
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New York
Cart Schure Park
Gracie Mansion
Department of Perks
Break in Ford Strike Near as Blackout Funds Talks
A 24 hour news blackout in Ford Mon tor Co labor talks ends at 9 p m EDT signaling a possible breakthrough in the 35 day strike. Ford and the United Auto Workers announced the blackout as 160 000 Ford workers in 25 states face layoffs during the model introduction.
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Ay Ait Akincade
Associated Press
Detroit
Ford Monitor Co
Ford
United Auto Workers Union
National
United Auto Workers
Justice Department
FBI
Mississippi
Moscow
Manhattan
International
Romania
U.N
Bolivia
Ernesto Che Guevara
Vatican
Synsod
Yite Airng
World Congress of
Fayetteville gathering with officials and Razorbacks win
Mayor and Mrs John B Gardner of Hope converse with Governor Winthrop Rockefeller and Rep Talbot Feild Jr at a Fayetteville University Campus event. Legislators and dignitaries attended while the Razorbacks defeated TCU, marking a happy weekend occasion.
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John B. Gardner
Gov
Rockefeller
Rep
Talbot Feild JR
Hope
Winthrop Rockefeller
Rep. Talbot Feild Jr
Fayetteville
Razorbacks
TCU
Life Itself Is Grand Programmer for the Wonderful
HAL BOYLE recalls a nostalgic child of memory era noting how human memory remains the grand programmer of the mind. He contrasts electronic computers with living memory, describing past comforts, fashions, and social mores, from nylon stockings to opium use and head-reading phrenology, painting a vignette of Americana through a bygone era.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Simadl
Sukworis
Papa
Eturch
McNamara Maintains Haiphong Bombing Won't Shorten War
Defense Secretary Robert McNamara told Senate testimony that bombing or mining Haiphong would not shorten the Vietnam conflict. He argued Hanoi would reroute supplies via other paths and stressed restraint to avoid broader US risks. The exchange with Senator Thurmond highlighted civilian casualties versus US losses.
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Washington
Robert S. McNamara
Vietnam
U.S
Haiphong
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Senate
McNamara
Hanoi
South Vietnam
Haiphong Harbor
Red China
Soviet Union
24 Aboard Sunken Ship Still Missing
JUNEAU Alaska AP with at least 17 crewmen counted for searchers seek life rafts that might hold more survivors from the Panaceanic Faith sinking 870 miles southwest of Kodiak. About two dozen men are missing as Coast Guard officials say survival chances depend on raft availability awaiting further rescue.
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Juneau
Alaska
North Pacific
Kodiak
Coast Guard
San Francisco
Inedia
Yoshohama
Japan
Gordon L. Campbell
Oakland
Calif
Lewis KL
Grayby
Houston
Tex
Rainmaking Extension Approved for Los Angeles Cloud Seeding
Los Angeles county supervisors approved a one year extension of the cloud seeding program costing 23,375 dollars. Officials said rainfall in target areas rose by 20 percent after 12 months of seeding and the county had spent 35,890 dollars previously in Santa Barbara for seeding efforts.
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Los Angeles
Los Angeles Basin
Santa Barbara
Board of Supervisors
Truckers May Accept 5-Pt Plan
Pittsburgh based truckers consider a mediation panel proposal to end an eight week strike. The plan offers a 5 percent fee increase and $10 an hour waiting pay after two hours, short of a 6 percent rise and $15 waiting time, with Teamster talks included. Strikes have disrupted steel shipments and sparked violence. one driver was killed near Flint.
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Joe Krovisky
Associated Press
Pittsburgh (Ap
Prinet
Teamesters
National Steel Carriers Association
Pittsburgh
Robert Eazor
Eazor
William J. Hart
Pennsylvania
National Steel Carriers
Hart
Teamsters
Flint
Mich
Meter Reader Fined in Liquor Case
PINE BLUFF Ark AP A former meter reader for Arkansas Power and Light Co and a former warden at Tucker Prison Farm were fined 100 each Tuesday in Circuit Court for giving liquor to inmates at Tucker State Penitentiary. The charge of introducing intoxicating liquor into a state penitentiary was reduced after a plea to a lesser charge.
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Pine Bluff
Ark
Arkansas Power & Ligit Co
Tucker Prison Farm
Tucker
H. P. Henderson
Ap&l
Jess Wileson
R. A. Bilbott Jr
Pine Blut
Mrs Brakebill Still Critical After Collision at Blevins
Mrs Elmer Brakebill remained in serious condition at 4 Laval hospital today after a Sunday two car crash at Blevins. Investigators identified the brakes as drivers Elmer Brakebill and Thomas Pate with Fred Sutton as a passenger in the Pate car. The investigation continues.
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Elmer Brakebill
Laval Hospital
Blevins
Brakebill
Thomas Pate
Fred Sutton
Pate
Thieu signals openness to peace talks and reforms
Vietnam President elect Nguyen Van Thieu pledged his new government will seek peace negotiations and welcome initiatives from any nation including Communist states provided they push for a just lasting peace. He urged North Vietnam to sit down and discuss concrete steps, while noting past disappointments with Hanoi.
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Barry Kramer
Associated Press
Saigon
South Vieteam
Nguyen van Thieu
North Vietnam
Thieu
Senate
South Vietnam
Thich
Tri Guang
Fri Quang
Vietnam Pres
Vietnam
Neuyen van Thieu
McNamdra
Boston Uses Homers to Even World Series Game Seven Chance
The Boston Red Sox tied the World Series by rallying with home runs and leading 8 to 4 as Jim Lonborg and Bob Gibson were set to start tomorrow for the deciding game. The Cardinals hoped for a late-inning comeback before the finale.
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Boston
Boston Red Sox
Cardinals
Bosox
Jim Lonborg
Bob Gibson
Cards
Voice replaces the paperwork in Vietnam warfare
Maj. Gen. Walter L. Lotz Jr, Army communications chief, told the Association of the United States Army that improved radio gear lets commanders use voice radio instead of written orders. He said voice radios are becoming the primary command tool within divisions, reducing reliance on paperwork in combat.
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Washington
Vietnam
Walter £. Lotz, Jr
Army
The
Association of the United States Army Today
Lotz
Hope News Highlights New Residents and Local Events
Newcomers to Hope include Mr and Mrs W K Dawson and four children from Victory Texas residing at 202 W Std Baptists. Mr and Mrs Joe Short and three children from Hot Springs on Route 2 Rosston also Baptists. Mr and Mrs Don Hughes and two children formerly of Texarkana living at 401 Bonner. Dr Charles S Johnson elected fellow at International Institute. Rodcaw PTA to sponsor chicken and dressing supper October 24 at school cafeteria at 6 pm, plates 1 for adults and 50 cents for children, followed by a rodeo at the riding club arena at 8 pm. gate fee 50 cents adults 25 cents children. Hope Bobkittens travel to Nashville tomorrow night for 7:30 pm game. Hope record 2-3, Nashville 5-0. Over 390 Arkansas junior auxiliaries gather at Warren September 11 regional meet. Hope attendees listed.
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Hope
W. K. Dawson
Victory
Tex
W. Std
Dawson
Joe Short
Hot Springs
Rosseton
Don Hughes
Texarkana
Bonner
Nagarenes
Rodcaw Pta
Arkansas
Warren
National Association of Junior Auxiliaries
al Graves Jr
Hope Junior Auxiliary
Youngby
Bill Watson
Mirs
Thomas FR Hays Jr
Kale Flowers
Lowell Harris
Jersey Johnson
Mys
Hed Ray Pure Tle
Charles Sharpe Jr
Tom Waters
Charles Wilhite
Marine Post Again Target of Shelling
U S Marines faced renewed shelling south of the DMZ as North Vietnamese artillery and mortars struck bases near Quang Tri City and Cong Thien. Seven Marines died and 16 wounded in a bivouac attack, while 26 Marines were wounded in other shelling and a Mekong Delta mortar strike killed four Vietnamese civilians and wounded 53. US 9th Division troops uncovered a five level guerrilla tunnel complex in Phuoc Tuy Province with weapons and ammo stockpiled. Air strikes were limited due to overcast skies over North Vietnam.
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George McArshur
Associated Press
Saigon
U.S
South Vietnam
Quang Tri City
Dmz
Cong Thien
Mekong
9Th Division
Phuoc Tuy
North Vietnam
Hanoi-Haiphong
Clinic For Crippled Children Diagnostic Clinic
The Crippled Children's Division of the Department of Public Welfare will hold a Diagnostic and Check-up Clinic on October 12, 1967 at the Health Unit. Invited children may register from 8:30 to 11:00 a.m. in the Assembly. Orthopedic Surgeon Dr. Charles G. Smith and Pediatrician Dr. Betty Lowe of Texarkana will examine. Mrs. Rubye Hinkle from Little Rock serves as Orthopedic Nursing Consultant. Volunteers include Mrs. Max G. Kitchen Prescott Mrs. Arch Wylie and Mrs. Bob Turner. Red River Vocational Technical School students aiding include Jerry Formby Betty Hamilton Sue Kidd Loraine Lambert Sylvia Lessig Shirley May Wynne McKinley and Edith Nix.
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Department of Public Welfare
Arsmory
Charles G. Smith
Betty Lowe
Texarkana
Rubye Hinkle
Little Rock
Arkansas
Max G. Kitchen
PHN
Prescott
Arch Wylie
Bob Tursner
Red River
Hospital Is Real Answer in Sikeston Skunk Saga
In Sikeston Missouri Mr and Mrs Steva Lacy hosted a disruptive skunk named Oliver for five days feeding him milk and leftovers while an officer and Humane Society official advised patient care. Oliver finally disappeared leaving a curious tale of hospitality and humane handling.
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Sikeston
Steva Lacy
Humane Society
Lucys
Oliver
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Mish Scott
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Charlie Chaplin
America
Sehaul
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R S.C
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Thurmond
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AP News Digest
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Star
Charles S. Johnson
International Institut
International Palm Control Institute
Kansas City
Riding Club
Hope Bobkittens
Harry M. Jones
Puerto Rico
U.S. Air Force
Louis B. Jones
Marine Post
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