Debates and daylight time notes stir political talk
The piece rails at Nixon for avoiding a televised debate with Pumpacoy, while Dirksen blocks a quick radio TV meeting between nominees. It muses on past Kennedy Nixon dynamics, notes highway history from 1797 and a Bell & Howell source, then cites Louis Graves on daylight saving time end date and the standard DST rule.
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Louis Graves
Nashville News
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Muskie's Net Worth Placed at 106468 Dollars
Senator Edmund S Muskie, Democratic vice presidential candidate, reports a total net worth of 106468 dollars with most assets in real estate and securities. He lists Bethesda Maryland property worth 65000 and Kennebunk Maine home valued at 30000, minus mortgages totaling 36026 and 12621 respectively, plus securities valued at 14940 and other assets including household goods vehicles life insurance and civil service retirement contributions weaknesses omitted.
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Postmaster Nomination at Arkadelphia and Marvell Tragedy
President Johnson sent John M Moore s nomination as Arkadelphia postmaster to the Senate while in Marvell Ark state police report 19 year old Jose Juarez died after losing control of a tractor on a private Ray Fuller farm road near Cross Roads Ark The Lloyd family farm near Hope shows large scale timber removal with 3500 board feet in a single log and 4531 board feet in one truck load as Arkla Chemical Corp of Gordon purchases the timber for plywood production
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What You Dream of Doing Keeps You Young at Heart
HAL BOYLE argues dreams refresh the mind and health more than actions. He notes experiments show sleep dreaming prevents neurosis and urges vivid daydreams, listing fanciful pursuits from marrying a boss’s daughter to climbing Everest, as proof that imagination keeps one truly alive.
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Post Office Abandons Censorship Against Pornography Mail
The Post Office ends censorship in its war on smut and targets dealers who mail pornography to recipients who object. Chief Inspector Harry B. Montague says the goal is to keep adult material away from children, with public complaints guiding enforcement since 1957. The new law lets individuals demand removal from mailing lists, while violations go to the Justice Department for federal action. Dealers note it can prune lists to retain potential customers while filtering out objectors.
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Hope Schools Awarded $178,020 in Title I Funds
Hope School District receives 178,020 dollars in Title I funds under the ESEA, with final allotments likely to shift slightly next month. Counties face about eight percent less Title I money than last year due to a countywide formula readjustment of eligible children. Hope District gets six thousand two hundred twenty four dollars less than 1967-68, funding expanded for broader instructional activities and services for disadvantaged students.
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Berryville Eligible for Public Works Grants Under Act
The Arkansas Employment Security Division said Berryville could receive public works grants under Title T of the Public Works and Development Act. The Labor Department classified Berryville as an area of substantial unemployment, making it eligible for the program.
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Miss and Mr Hope High School 1969 named
Nancy Martindale and Al Verser were named Miss and Mr. Hope High School of 1969 in an auditorium assembly. The Journalism I class program announced winners of recent Who's Who elections and kicked off yearbook fund collection.
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Phonos Graph
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Lamar Cog
Jimmy Alford
Beauty
Jan Herring
Danny Reyenga
Mickey Allen
Carroll Back
Gail Burke
Janet Foley
Terry Fry
Robyn Galloway
van Herring
John Kemp
Mike Monroe
Junanne Reynolds
Jimmy Singleton
Ronga Stevenson
Pat Westbrook
Apollo 7 Launch Puts US On Moon Path
Cape Kennedy reports Apollo 7, crewed by Schirra Eisle and Cunningham, blasted into orbit aboard the Saturn 1B for an 11 day mission. The flight aims to test lunar suits and propulsion as a step toward manned moon orbit and eventual lunar landing.
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AP Aerospace
Cape Kennedy
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Kimberly
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Houston
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Weekend Weather in Arkansas Promises Mild Skies
Fair skies and mild temperatures are forecast across Arkansas this weekend as a high pressure system advances from the New England coast, moving southwest over the state. Overnight lows vary from 38 degrees in Fayetteville to 57 degrees in Pine Bluff.
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Associated Press
Arkansas
New England
Fayetteville
Pine Bluff
Gun Control Bill Awaits Signature
The strongest gun control bill to pass Congress awaits President Johnson's signature. The compromise measure bans mail order sales of rifles, shotguns, and ammunition, but lacks owner registration and firearm ceasing provisions Johnson had urged. It gained life after the deaths of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and Sen. Robert F. Kennedy.
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Tom Seppy
Associated Press
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Congress
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House Senate
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Towns Advertise Events And Voter Deadline In Millwood Area
Community notices list a chain saw giveaway at Moore Bros Store at 10 30 a m Saturday front downtown and a youth punt pass and kick contest at Legion Field with Ford sponsoring. Voter registration deadline looms for November elections while county offices extend hours for public benefit and several local events and speakers are announced including Moyn night program on Hope waters and a Roaring Twenties Roundup celebration with Millwood Shrine Club officers named.
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