Best Road to See Autumn Foliage in Ozarks
L Carter Johnson and local writer lead a 723 mile Ozarks foliage tour highlighting Highway 7 from Hot Springs to Harrison as the prime route. They warn bad weather can dull colors, while noting vivid color north of Eureka and along No 7 near Buffalo River to Dover. They share tips for photography and caution against miscapturing color gaps.
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Ozarks
War Eagle
L. Carter Johnson
Hot Springs
Harrison
Johnson
Eureka Rings
Isit
Danville
Dansville
Booneville
Ozark
Untsville
Eureka
Rogers
Ussellyike
Buffalo River
Msper
Dover
Ikansas River
Jigsellville
Ussellville
Majestic Hotel
Kiwanis Pancake Supper Planned in Hope Friday
Hope Kiwanis Club schedules its annual pancake supper from 5 to 7 p.m. Friday in the Hope High School cafeteria. The event will serve unlimited pancakes sausage and drinks for 1 dollar per person, with proceeds boosting Kiwanis projects and park improvements for K-Park including a summer Little League program and a state tournament plan.
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Hope Kiwanis Club
Hope Gh
Kiwanis Club
Arthur
Food Groups to Talk Prices with Housewives Leaders
The National Association of Food Chains chair says supermarket owners will send reps nationwide to discuss rising costs with shoppers. The move follows a government report predicting a leveling off in milk and bread prices amid inflation and supply shifts.
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Theodore Ediger
Miami Beach
National Association of Food Chains
Gordon Bloom
Boston
Chain Store Association
Charles Lundstrom
Greater Miami Consumers Civic League
Clarence Adams
Association
Bethlehem Steel
U.S. Steel
General Motors
A. Philip Randolph
United States
James A. Pike
Episcopal House of Bishops
Upland College
Salvation Army
Fred Waring
Conway Arkansas Receives $124,680 Pollution Grant
The Water Pollution Control Administration approved a $124,680 grant to Conway Arkansas on Tuesday for sewer system and treatment facility improvements. The project totals $443,600, with Conway covering the balance. Announcement came via Sen J William Fulbright office.
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Washington
Water Pollution Control Adminstration
Conway
Ark
J. William Fulbright, DeArk
Rice Acreage Increase Studied by Agriculture Dept
Washington AP Agriculture Secretary Orville Frey man said the Agriculture Department will study the possibility of raising the 1967 rice acreage allotment. Rep. Abernethy and others pressed for the increase amid reports of a potential world shortage of rice.
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Washington (Ap
Agriculture
Orville Freeyman
Agriculture Department
Thomas Abernethy
D-Miss
Abernethy
Man Killed in Collision Near Siloam Springs
SILOAM SPRINGS Ark Clarence Deegan 45 of Elkins was killed Tuesday in a car truck collision on Arkansas 68 about four miles east of here state police said
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Siloam Springs
Ark
Clarence Deegan
Elkins
Arkansas 68
Here
Meeting to Discuss Mental Illness Here
Extension Homemaker Club plans a 1:30 p.m. program on October 28 in the Extension office conference room. Marion F. Payne, director of Social Services at Heaton State Hospital, will conduct the training on Better Understanding of Mental Illness. Payne has worked with the Oklahoma Department of Public Welfare and as a medical social worker and project director in Arkansas. Dolores McBride emphasizes leader attendance as the November club programs will follow.
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Extension Homemaker Club
Marion F. Payne
Heaton State Hospital
Payne
Oklahoma Department of Public Welfare
University of Arkansas Medical School
Arkansas State Hospital
el Dorado
Little Rock University
Mr. Payne
Arkansas Enterprises For the Blind
Dolores McBride
Johnson Refutes Trading Votes for Jobs in Arkansas Race
Democrat Jim Johnson denies promising state jobs for voter support amid a heated governor’s race with Winthrop Rockefeller. Rockefeller campaigns in south Arkansas as Johnson’s campaign backs a labor union endorsement and outside praise.
Powell Draws Fine Jail Sentence
New York AP report states Rep. Adam Clayton Powell was found guilty of civil contempt for the third time and sentenced to 30 days in jail plus a $250 fine if he fails to file a financial statement by next Monday. The ruling arises from his refusal to pay a $164,000 libel judgment, though arrest may not follow if he ignores it. The contempt warrant can be served only in New York, and Powell has avoided entering the state under prior rulings.
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NEW York
Adam Clayton Powell
Harlem
Powell
Manila summit yields mixed gains for Asia and Viet Nam peace
The Manila conference pledges a U S commitment to Asia's future and hints at withdrawal of allied troops from South Viet Nam within six months of a North Viet Nam condition. Leaders including Marcos, Ky, Park, and Johnson reflect cautious satisfaction amid skepticism.
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New Zealand
South Korea
Johnson
Nguyen Cao Ky
Chung Hee Park
Ferdinand E. Marcos
48 Enemy Killed by Calvarymen
U S air cavalrymen and planes routed a Viet Cong company 110 miles northeast of Saigon in a two hour coastal fight. The report cites 48 enemy killed and two captured with light cavalry casualties. A helicopter was shot down with two crew wounded and another transport helicopter taken down with no casualties.
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South Viet Nam
U.S
South
Viet Nam
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Binh Thuan
President Johnson visits Viet Nam front in surprise trip
President Johnson flew to Cam Ranh Bay in a top secret mission to meet U S troops, eat with the wounded, pin medals, sign autographs and urge the force to press on. The visit, lasting two hours and 24 minutes, marked a rare direct battlefield encounter for a U S president.
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Robert Tuckman
Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
Oriskany
Johnson
Cam Ranh Bay
Manila
Navy
Gulf of Tonkin
Frank Cormier
William C. Westmoreland
Coonskin
Abraham Lincoln
Johson
Viet Nam
Texarkana OKs Bonds for Tire Plant Expansion
Texarkana voters approved a $22 million bond issue to finance Cooper Tire and Rubber Co. expansion. The project aims to triple production and employment, with construction to begin early next year and finish by 1970. The plant now employs about 385 people.
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Texarkana
Ark
Cooper Tire and Rubber Co
K. L. Frost
Plants Sleuthed as Thieves Strain Hempstead County
All Around Town reports on hospital plant thefts at Hempstead Memorial and the Nursing Home with hopes for return of containers. Hempstead County Wildlife Association meets. Angus farms sell cattle to Arkansas buyers. and James Griffin named a senior math major and student leader at Southern State College.
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Little Rock
Hempstead Memorial
Hempstead County Wildlife Association
Court House
James Griffin
Robert Griffin
Fulton
Young Republicans Club
Southern State College
Guernsey High School
Southern State
Religious Council
Delta
Baptist Student Union
Arkansas voter registration tops 674496 amid unreported counties
Arkansas voter registration totals reached 674496 with 12 counties unreported. State Auditor Jimmie Jones said the July totals imply a baseline of at least 123796 more registrations, possibly approaching the 1964 poll tax era record of 715528. About 687631 persons were qualified to vote in the July primaries.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
Jimmie
Red) Jones
No Extension of Dredging on White River Newport
The Army Engineers will not extend dredging operations upstream to Newport according to the White River Navigation Commission attorney John Eldridge of Augusta. He proposed reviving dredging if Newport interests build port facilities and urged local grain facilities and soybean farmers to establish loading points to capitalize on river transport for soybeans.
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Newport
Ark
White River Navigation Commission
Army
White River
John Eldridge
Augusta
Watershed Plan for Horsehead Spadra Creek Authorized
Rep James Trimble announces federal authorization for a Water shed plan in Johnson and Franklin counties Arkansas. The project costs about six million dollars and is funded by the Soil and Water Conservation Service.
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Clarasville
Ark
Horsehead-Spadra Creek
Johnson and
Franklin Counties
Federal Soil and Water Conservation Service
James Trimble
D-Ark
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