King Calls for Washington Camp-In to Push Civil Rights
Dr. Martin Luther King urges a mass civil rights camp-in in Washington to pressure Congress for a crash antipoverty program costing about 20 million dollars annually for 20 years. He advocates escalating nonviolence to address urban rage while testifying to the President's Advisory Commission on Civil Disorders.
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Washington
Martin Luther King
Congress
King
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
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Sam Yorty
Los Angeles
House Committee of Un-American Activities
Catholics Win in Vietnam election shape and balance
In Saigon, Roman Catholics, about 2 million of South Vietnam's 17 million, win roughly 20 percent of the 137-seat House while Buddhists, army officers, and sects Hoa Hao and Cao Dai win smaller shares. Catholics, anti Communist, benefit from strong organization amid a patchwork legislature with no guaranteed majority. The report notes sect splits among Buddhists and shifting loyalties among officers, reflecting the complex political landscape surrounding Thieu's government.
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John T. Wheeler
Associated Press
Saigon
South Vietnam
House of Representatives
Senate
House
Focal
Vitenan
North Vietnam
U A Group Protests Censorship at Arkansas Read-In
About 750 University of Arkansas students protested to read four poems deemed in bad taste by officials. John Dacus noted the magazine Preview could be printed only with permission and copyright constraints. President Mullins suggested off campus printing might be possible, while the dean and staff weighed publication.
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Fayetteville, Ark
John Dacus
Fayetteville
University of Arkansas
Arkansas
Dacus
David Mullins
Mullins
College of Arts and Sciences
Mallins
Robert Bruce
Lite Rock
Hope Senator Rally at Rusk Crusade in Asia Policy
Senate speech by Hartke reacting to Dean Rusk outlines U.S. crusade to stop Asian communism. He questions allied contributions, costs of Vietnam involvement, and NATO and UN roles, while asserting U.S. unrivaled global power.
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Washington
Sens Vande Hartke
Dean Rusk
United States
Asia
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Vietnam
Japan
Indonesia
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Korea
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Philippines
NATO
United Nations
The Negro Community By Ester Hick and Appointments
A compact notice set includes Ester Hick’s piece The Negro Community and two service items. Appreciation services for Ray and Mrs J F Hughes begin at Bethel AME Church Wednesday night and run through Sunday night October 29. A Yerger High School 1904 class announces new officers led by Stanley Wilson as president and Charlotte Ogden as vice president with Mrs Willie Tate sponsoring the class activities. The Yerger Tiger Quarterback Club schedules a 7:30 pm meeting at City Park Youth Center.
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Bethel
Ray
J. FE. Hughes
Bethel A.M.E
Yerger
Yerger High School
Stanley Wilson
Charlotte Ogden
Norma Grntth
Secrestary
Vera Willan
Harriett Hicklins
Linda Wenton
Prus Gram
Willie Tate
Margaret Mauldin
Yerger Tiger
City Park
Yerger Tigers
Houls Smith
Helen Help Us Teen Advice Column From 1967 Hope Star
This column offers teen guidance on weight talk, drug misuse, and peer pressure. Helen Bottel answers letters about body image, pep pills, and youth ethics, urging practical steps and honest conversations with parents.
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Helen
Unionists Vote on Ford Contract Amid Unrest
About 160000 UAW members begin voting on a new Ford contract that would restore most workers to their jobs by weekend. Union leaders expect a vote approval despite loud dissident voices from skilled trades and noisy picketing outside the union hall.
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Shy Alb
Mahan
Associated Press
Detroit (Ap
Ford Motor Co
Chmpany
Co. Industrig
CAW
Hanford Counett
FTC clamps down on overstated Mineral Water ads
A garbled OCR shows the Federal Trade Commission pursuing false health claims related to mineral water from multiple entities. It references campaigns, potential price data, and regulatory actions aimed at curbing misleading advertising and protecting consumers. The piece contrasts federal oversight with industry pushback and mentions various firms, terms, and regulatory frames.
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Federal Trade Commission
SU Ceurs
FEC
BIC
Aself
Probate Notice In The Estate Of Fob Smith Hempstead
In the Probate Court of Hempstead County Arkansas the estate of Fob Smith of Hope Arkansas died October 4 1967. An instrument dated April 5 1969 was admitted to probate October 20 1967 as the will. The executor signed has been separated. Creditors must file verified claims within the time provided or be barred from any share. First published October 24 1967. Wood Biter Executor. Amelia Bar Association. Washington Arkansas. Service feature by Will Bernard. Leh Aneta Hot Issuendar. Ob 24, BL, 1967
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Hempbland
Arkansas
Smith
Hope
Kanha
Apel
Amelia Bar Association
Washington, Arkansas
Will Bernard
Fragment bids in bridge raise level and force strength
In this column fragment bids are explained as high level bridge tools. The piece notes their forcing nature and how sequences like one over one start them. It cites North's four club bid and a five spade jump by Roger Stern and Larry Rosler as illustrative examples.
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North
South
Roger Stern
New York
Larry Rosler
Jersey City
Roger
Larry
Bridge Conundrum With Blackwood Revealed In Play
In a curious bridge problem, players discuss first round club control while hearts loom, with two potential heart lasers. Larry holds six hearts to show ace, Roger advances to seven spades, and the players debate whether Blackwood use would have altered decisions.
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Larry
Roger
Bhickwood
Blackwood
Win At Bridge book by Oswald Jacoby offered
A reader asks about a bridge problem and the columnist Oswald Jacoby and his son Jim are noted as co authors. The ad promotes a 64 page guide with expert actions and asks for a copy request including name address zip code and 0 cents to a New York address.
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Oswald Jacoby
Jim
Mame Pope
Radio City Staton
New York
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