Do Your Thing or Do Your Work in Emerson Critique
A note from Our Daily Bread editorials questions student aims in colleges worldwide, urging discipline for those seeking education and progress. A Kansas State prof links driving speed to music types, while a Shreveport item questions the Emerson phrase Do your thing versus Do your work across editions, reflecting scholarly debate.
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Jacqueline Kennedy Public Image Revolutionized
New York AP profiles Jacqueline Kennedy as America's matched royalty shaping public perception. It notes her eight years in the White House, youth and charm, dignified handling of tragedy, widowhood with children Caroline and John Jr., and memory of her husband. She remains highly admired at 39.
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America
Jacqueline Kennedy
White House
Compas Sionate
Caroline
John Jr
Escape attempt at Cummins Prison Farm thwarted
James Norton, 17, inmate at Cummins Prison Farm Arkansas, tried to escape Thursday but was captured by guards. Norton was serving six years for graduated theft charges and held on a work detail when the incident occurred, keeping the facility on alert for about 40 minutes.
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Tes
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Relieston County
Police Turmoil as Youths Attack in Buffalo East Side
Police faced rock and bottle barrages as youths looted stores and shattered windows in Buffalo's East Side. Two alarms triggered, total damages cited at about 175000 to buildings and a West Side church. Dozens injured or endangered. at least ten arrests for malicious mischief and related offenses.
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Robert B. Howard
West Side
Dick Gregory Oy
George C. Wallace
Gregory
Freedom and Peace Party
Hazen to Get a New Plant In Industrial Park
Hazen Arkansas Airline Homes Inc a Gordon Industries subsidiary will build a mobile home plant in Hazen Industrial park ending four months of negotiation Mayor Jerry J Screeton says the plant will employ 125 to 150 persons when it opens.
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Hazen, Ark
Airline Homes, Inc
Gordon Industries, Inc
Hazen
Jerry J. Screeton
Parsons
Beatle and Yoko Ono Arrested on Drug Charges
London AP report states Joan Len non of the Beatles and his Japanese girlfriend Yoko Ono were arrested on cannabis possession charges. The couple jailed at Paddington Green then released on bail for a Saturday appearance at Marylebone Magistrates Court. They face obstruction charges for actions during a search warrant. Lennon's age listed as 28 and Miss Ono, Cox, as 34. Arrests by Scotland Yard drug squad.
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Yoko Ono
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Poice
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World Business Women's Week Honors Nike Symbol
Pasadena AP report outlines National Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs observing National Business Women’s Week in October 2026. It details Nike as the emblem’s central figure and explains the organization’s emblem elements, including the Caduceus wand, scroll, torch, ship, and globe motif.
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National Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs
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Governor Won’t Condemn Shooting at Cumsing Prison Farm
Gov. Winthrop Rockefeller said he cannot condone Monday’s shooting of 24 inmates at Cumsing Prison Farm but will withhold condemnation pending FBI and state investigations. He noted birdshot actions during a sit-down strike by about 75 inmates and said former trustees may have felt restored to power amid prison agitation.
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Winthrop Rockefeller
Cumsing Prison Farm
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Victor Urban
Gary Haydis
Guadami H Lydis
Apollo 7 crew eager to end mission after 3/4 loop
Apollo 7 astronauts amid irritability as their 11 day flight nears completion. Schirra Eisele Cunningham report fatigue and cold while ground teams monitor Hurricane Gladys and potential recovery changes. The crew, delaying due to engineering checks, looks forward to reentry and home with humor returning amid tensions.
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Freeman Says Nixon Threat to Farmers
In Little Rock AP Freeman, secretary of Agriculture, said Nixon’s candidacy poses a very serious threat to farmers. He accused Nixon of ducking the farm issue and warned that voters may soon withhold support if the candidate continues to insult farmers’ intelligence. Freeman spoke at an appreciation dinner in his honor.
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Orville L. Freeman
Richard M. Nixn
Nixon
Freeman
Nevada Gaming Board to curb house financed poker players
Carson City Nevada AP The Gaming Control Board seeks to limit house financed players in 84 poker games. Chairman Frank Johnson says games tilted by skills and stakes favor players who are frozen out. Board orders two shills and bars stakes players while approving a poker operation at the D N Club in Sparks.
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Nevada
Gaming Control Board
Frank Johnson
Johnson
Gordon Herzog
D&n Club
Sparks
Herzog
Crank Crank Seeks Big Victory Margin in Arkansas Race
Democratic nominee Marion Crank predicted he would gain 30 000 to 40 000 votes over Gov. Winthrop Rockefeller in the November election campaign in El Dorado. He blasted Rockefeller over turnpikes, touted highway construction plans, and floated a $1 million security unit at no cost to taxpayers while promising prison reform. He cited Arkansas tourism as a potential revenue source and criticized past education pay-raise pledges. In London, Judith Hart was named to the Cabinet, joining Barbara Castle as the second female minister.
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Marion H. Crank
Winthrop Rockefeller
Crank
el Dorado
Rockefeller
Turnpike Commission
Jim Johnson
Democratic Nomice
Cummins
Victor C. Urban
Arkansas
No Breakthrough Yet in Vietnam Peace Talks De Escalation Hope
President Nguyen Van Thien said negotiations with Hanoi show no breakthrough on a bombing halt for North Vietnam. He awaited Hanoi goodwill and declined to reveal details of meetings with U S Ambassador Ellsworth Bunker. A Thieu spokesman said the U S government is independent and not bound to inform on every action.
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ESPER
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Fresnadt
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Ellsworth Bunker
Washington
United States
Chinese Detain Soviet Group in Hanoi
North Vietnamese police and soldiers freed a group of Soviet citizens in Hanoi after a seven hour encirclement by Red Chinese Embassy staffers. The group included a four member Komsomol delegation and had sought visas to transit China. CTK said the Soviets received lectures from Chinese officials during the stand off.
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Austria
Hanoi
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Jir Brotanek
Komsomol
China
Czechs Called to Ratify Soviet Pact
Prague reports that the Czechoslovak National Assembly is to convene to ratify a Soviet led treaty defining the occupation status of Russian troops in Czechoslovakia. The document signed in Prague by Kosygin and Cerak is described as vague on troop numbers and duration, with a supposed temporary stay extending into an indefinite occupation.
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Czechoslos Yakia
National Assembly
Alexei Kosygin
Oktrich Cerak
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