Ozarks Arts and Crafts Fair ends after three days
Johnson returns from a 723 mile Ozark circuit photographing War Eagle Fair and autumn color. editors note the fair’s 13th annual show drew thousands to booths of hand crafts, fabrics, pottery, candles and wood carvings amid the fading foliage.
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Johnson
Arkansas Ozarks
Ozarks
War Eagle
L. Carter
New York
Beaver Lake
Rogers
Ozark
Eureka Springs
Eureka
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Housewives Lead Nationwide Boycott Pressure on Food Stores
Housewives across the United States press a boycott of leading food chains to cut prices amid rising costs. Miami Beach housewives threaten pickets and a hotel protest while clubs form in Atlanta and Decatur Georgia. Industry executives cite slim profits 1.31 percent of sales per Cornell, arguing cuts are unlikely.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Charles Lundstrom
Miami
Dade County
Consumers’ League
Atlanta
Rockledge
Florida
Houston
Tex
Cornell University
National Association of Food Chains
Seymour D. Simpson
Daitch Shopwell Supermarkets
New York
Cornell
Lundstrom
Ford Campaign Swing for Hammerschmidt in Arkansas
U S House minority leader Gerald Ford will campaign for John Paul Hammerschmidt in Arkansas this week. Ford is set to speak at a Thursday rally in Huntsville as Hammerschmidt seeks to unseat Democrat J W Trimble.
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Fayetteville, Ark
U.S. House
Gerald Ford
R-Mich
John Paul Hammerschmidt
J. W. Trimble
D-Ark
GOP
Ford
Huntsville
U S to Keep Reserves in Readiness Through 1967
Washington reports the Pentagon will keep the Selected Reserve Force in a high state of readiness at least until mid-1967 as a hedge against mobilization. Maj. Gen. Winston P. Wilson notes 86 percent of 423 SAF units tested passed battalion level exams, with 60 flunked units retested. The SRF, largely National Guard, was created by Defense Sec. McNamara a year ago amid Viet Nam buildup to provide a crisis-response force within nine weeks of alert.
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Washington
Pentagon
Winston P. Wilson
National Guard Bureau
National Guard
Secretary of Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Viet Nam
United States
McNamara
SRF
State law bars local pollution control powers
Air pollution control laws are the exclusive field of the state legislature, not cities or counties, the Arkansas Attorney General told Barton Werthrlund of the University of Arkansas. Act 183 of 1965 bars political subdivisions from enacting air pollution laws as the university's center works on a pollution control project for the Metropolitan Area Planning Commission in Little Rock and North Little Rock.
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Little Rock
University of Arkansas
Barton Westerlund
University
Industrial Research and Extension Center
Metropolitan Area Planning Commission
Lite Rock
North Little Rock
Influence of LBJ Seen by Winthrop Rockefeller
Associated Press report on Arkansas race with Democrat Jim Johnson accusing LBJ influence in his campaign while Republican Winthrop Rockefeller blasts federal ties. Johnson outlines education, welfare, and tax aims as Rockefeller defends qualifications and warns of federal resentment. Nixon to campaign for GOP in Fort Smith noted.
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AL Schay
Associated Press
Jim Johnson
LBI
Winthrop Rockefeller
Texarkana
Johnson
Rockefeller
Washington
Arkansas
South
Russellville
Johnson schedule in Manila during Vietnam conference
The AP reports President Johnson’s Manila timetable with local and EST times. Activities include final Viet Nam summit session, informal dinner at President Marcos’ palace, wreath laying at national and Manila American cemeteries, lunch at Los Banos with the Marcoses, speeches, and a helicopter tour of Corregidor before returning to Manila.
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Viet Nam
Ferdinand E. Marcos
Philippine National Cemetery
Manila-American Cemetery
Los Banos
Marcos
International Rice Institute
Corregidor
Manilana
Selection of Jury in Sheppard Case
In Cleveland, jurors begin retrial proceedings for Samuel H. Sheppard in the 1954 murder of Marilyn Sheppard. Six prospective jurors seated. each side may strike six. Defense argues a fresh start under Supreme Court ruling. Sheppard, 42, seeks new trial after decades and a prior life sentence.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Samuel H. Sheppard
Marilyn
Cuyahoga County
Common Pleas
Frank J. Talty
Sheppard
F. Lee Bailey
Marilyn Sheppard
U.S. Supreme Court
Blonde Ariane Tebbenjohanns
Cleveland
Dusseldorf
Germany
Ohio State Penitentiary
Bay Village
Bailey
Medical Grant To University Arkansas Medical Center
The Health, Education and Welfare Department approved a 35565 one year planning grant to the University Arkansas Medical Center at Little Rock to study the feasibility of a medical rehabilitation facility in Arkansas. Announcement released through Rep Wilbur Mills office.
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Washington (Ap
Health, Education and Welfare Department
University of Arkansas Medical Center
Little Rock
Arkansas
Wilbur Mills
Noisy riots fail to materialize during Manila summit
Military police set heavy precautions around the Manila Hotel as 400 troops guarded the area to block possible rock throwing and a repeat of Monday night’s violence. Police reported youths wounded by a gunshot, several injured by clubs, and four arrests during the melee while pro Viet Nam groups displayed peace placards nearby.
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Manilaap
Johnson
Manila Hotel
Malacanang Palace
Armored car crew tailed by private detective in Malden
An alert Armored Car Service driver in Malden alerted police when a tailing vehicle followed an armored car. Police, wary after a wave of Greater Boston armored car holdups, stopped and questioned the driver. He had been hired by the company as a private detective to shadow its armored cars.
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Malden
Mass
Armored Car Service
Lynnfield
Greater Boston
Pryor Promises Districtwide Q&A Sessions
Magnolia Ark AP David Pryor, the Democratic nominee for the 4th District seat, pledged on Monday to hold periodic question and answer sessions across the district if elected. He described the sessions as one of several methods to keep constituents informed about his activities in Congress.
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Magnolia, Ark
David Pryor
Pryor
Congress
Final revision of Viet Nam war aims outlined
AP reports allies begin final revision of a 126 page declaration of war and peace aims. The document reportedly offers reconciliation to North Viet Nam as the Pentagon keeps the Selected Reserve Force in high readiness. Other items note chain store executives facing potential protests over food prices and early Christmas shopping surveys.
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Manila
Viet Nam
Pentagon
Associated Press
Mark O. Hatfield
Robert B. Dunn
Oregon Senate
Grenada
Miss
Samuel H. Sheppard
Action Group Seeks to Organize Here in Hope
A meeting is planned for Thursday October 27 at 7 30 p m at Hope City Hall to form Hempstead County Residents for Community Action Involvement. The group links to The Southwest Arkansas Development Council Inc and resident worker Mrs E M Clark for Hempstead County. Invites interested residents.
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Hope City Hall
Hempstead County
Hempstead
Miller, Lafayette
Little River Counties
Southwest Arkansas Development Council, Inc
E.m.clark
Prescott Meet Set on School Consolidation Topic
Ode Maddix, representative of Montgomery and Garland counties, will speak Thursday October 27 at 7 30 p m at the Nevada County Courthouse in Prescott. He will discuss Initiated Act No 1 which covers school consolidation for districts with fewer than 400 students. Everyone is invited.
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Ode Maddix
Montgomery
Garland
Nevada County
Prescott
Community calendar notes include funeral home Sunday ban
Russellville Arkansas Avery Shinn announces new wage and hour rules mean none of the Arkansas Valley Funeral Directors Association homes will conduct services on Sundays and five legal holidays. Firms listed include Russellville Paris Ozark Clarksville Danville Booneville and Conway. Also report notes Charles Trexler named vice president of Young Republicans at Southern State College, Willard M. Wilson to headline oilmen’s convention in Hot Springs, Hempstead County cattlemen meet with Dr. M L Ray on winter beef feeding, Circle E Ranches sells Aberdeen Angus bulls, and Hope Country Club hosts a Scotch Ball fundraiser for the clubhouse with a potluck supper.
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Russellville
Ark
Avery Shinn
Arkansas Valley Funeral Directors Association
Paris
Ozark
Clarksville
Dar Booneville
Danville
Conway
Hempstead County Cattlemen's Association
Diamond Cafe
M.L. Ray
University of Arkansas
Ray
Hope Country Club
Talks Bring Plan for U S Withdrawal From Viet Nam
In Manila the seven-nation summit announced a plan to withdraw U S forces from South Vietnam within six months after peace conditions are met. The communique called for near-term talks with Hanoi and pledged unity to pursue goals of freedom in Vietnam and the Asia Pacific region, outlining prisoner exchanges and a consultative mechanism among ambassadors, foreign ministers, and heads of government.
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Manila
Johnson
South Viet Nam
Acs
Hanoi
Asia
Pacific
Malacanang Palace
International Red Cross
Saigon
Viet Nam
Asian and Pacific
Asia and the Pacific
Nguyen van Thieu
Chung Hee Park
South Korea
Harold Holt
Australia
Keith Holyoake
New Zealand
Thanom Kittikachorn
Thailand
Ferdinand E. Marcos
Philippines
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