Rockefeller Says Programs On Schedule In Arkansas Race
Gov. Winthrop Rockefeller claimed his programs are on schedule and urged reelection to finish the job. In a TV address he cited progress across agencies, denounced industrial stagnation charges, highlighted investments in new plants and housing, and defended actions against welfare politicization and certain state agencies. He urged approval of Amendment 3 to open kindergartens and adult education.
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Rockefeller Warns Voters On Economic Course In Arkansas
Rockefeller told about 1,600 onlookers in Little Rock that voters face two options next Tuesday move forward or retreat. He joked he would return to business at the farm if defeated, while warning costs rise with expansion and new investments. The piece also notes advice on keeping knives sharp and properly cared for after use.
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Sex Scenes Drive Ticket Sales In 1960s Hollywood
Hollywood notes show studios pushing risqué content to boost box office. Edward Dmytryk discusses Act of Anger containing a requested homoerotic rape scene, added at studio demand. Actor Danny Lockin discusses Hello Dolly and Barbra Streisand influence. Capitol Records unveils John Stewart and Buffy Ford. Don Rickles, Don Adams, and others attend ABC launch. Laugh-In writer predicts two platoon television.
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Discriminating Shopping Hints for Teens
A teen shopper learns to decide what she or he really needs and weed out worn or unnecessary items. It urges building bargain resistance, avoiding desperation buys, and taking time to compare. The piece links shopping advice to teens and notes presidents who were in their sixties at first terms.
They Won't Be Allowed Time to Carry On Law Practices Elsewhere
A Benton Courier report from November 24, 1966 notes authorities deny lawyers time to continue practice in other jurisdictions as action plans unfold. The item highlights regulatory constraints affecting attorneys seeking cross state work and potential impacts on local legal services.
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