Age Study Shows Corporate Leaders Skew Older
A study of 66 860 male executives shows more than 40 percent are over 60, with 21 069 aged 51 to 60 and 27 percent under 50. Only 199 list under 30, and none under 21. The finding contrasts with shifts from last year and highlights retirement patterns among top corporate officers. A second note discusses Boy Scouts’ image and a press view on their age and ideals amid political pressures. Other item reports FCC approval for a Los Angeles station to air only classified ads for 16 hours daily, with no music or news, a move seen as likely to draw listener skepticism.
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Jackson
Miss
Clar& Ledger
Federal Communications Commission
Los Angeles
Asheville
N.C
Faubus to Speak at Democratic Convention in Little Rock
Gov Orval Faubus will address the Democratic State Convention in Little Rock next Thursday after accepting an invitation that required approval by Gov candidate Johnson who will lead the two day event Johnson said he would not seek Faubus help against Rockefeller Faubus plans to speak at 4 p.m. Thursday Gosnell schools to receive 35568 for construction under federal employee child payments program supporting Blytheville AFB area students
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Orval Faubus
Jim Johnson
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Winthrop Rockefeller
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Rockefeller
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Washington
U.S. Office of Education
Gosnell Junior High School
Gosnell High School
Gosnell
Blytheville Air Force Base
Congress weighs Johnson inflation plan tax curb
Washington and New York reports show varied reactions as Congress moves to fast track Johnsons plan to curb inflation by suspending the 7 percent investment tax credit for 16 months and trimming accelerated depreciation. Critics warn of delayed relief and higher borrowing costs, while labor and some economists praise the psychological and policy signaling to markets.
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D-Ark
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Charles L. Schultze
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Congress
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Dla
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Viet Nam
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America
John Vinocur
NEW York
Roger Blough
U.S. Steel Corp
William F. Butler
Chase Manhattan Bank
Butler
Blough
David S
Jackson
Board
The
American Stock Exchange
Wall Street
George Meany
Afl-Cio
Embezzler Is Refused Plea
LITTLE ROCK AP The state Pardon and Parole Board refused Thursday to extend a medical furlough granted Arne ld Edens of Paragould Edens a stock broker sent to prison for embezzlement has been out of prison since May on the furlough granted after a doctor said Edens was suffering from a heart condition Eugene Hale who handles prison matters for Gov Orval Faubus said Edens is scheduled to enter prison again Sept 17 The 43 year old Edens was sentenced Feb 28 1963 to 12 years in prison for embezzlement He received an 11 year concurrent sentence for false pretense
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State Pardon and Parote
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Edens
New Look
Gemini 11 Flight Delayed by Fuel System Leak
AP reports a pinhole leak in the Titan 2 booster fuel system delayed Gemini 11. Astronauts Charles Conrad Jr. and Richard F. Gordon Jr. were awakened to prepare for a three day mission, but NASA postponed decisions pending assessment. no new launch date set, with a weekend possibility unlikely.
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Howard Benedict
AP Aerospace
Cape Kennedy, Fla
Charles Conrad Jr
Richard F. Gordon Jr
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Afterburner Noise Sparks Arkansas Aviation Center Response
A spokesman for Little Rock Air Force Base said a loud noise heard in central Arkansas Thursday night was caused by a twin engine Navy escort jet turning on both afterburners while climbing out of a training mission.
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Little Rues Air Force Base
Arkansas
Navy
Pentagon Admits Blame in Vietnam Construction Mixup
The Pentagon acknowledged errors in a $960 million RMK-BRJ contract for Vietnam era facilities, overstating awards and underestimating costs. RMK-BRJ, led by Raymond International and partners, faced a $200 million shortfall requiring contingency funds as the program expanded.
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Pentigon Edutor
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Rmk-Brj
U.S
Raymond International Inc
New York
Morrison- Knudsen
Boise
Idaho
Brown All Root
Houston Tex
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Bodcaw High Elects Class Officers for 1966 67
Bodcaw High School announces elected class officers for 1966 67 across grades 8 through 12. Listings include presidents secretaries treasurers reporters sponsors and grade sponsors names such as Larry Cole Sam Davis Peggy Butler Martha Davis Christine Willimeth and more with several faculty advisers.
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Bodcaw High School
Cass
Larry Cole
Sam Davis
Peggy Butler
Treassurer
Martha Davis
Christine Willimeth
Wallace Cheatham
Paul Tue
Virginia Moss
Treas
Barbara Ward
Linda Hicks
Talbot Feild, Jr
Sharon Cole
UK Grade
Kenneth Nillians
David Butler
Lee Treas
Timothy Mion
Handy Hicks
Saini Butler
McGehee to Vote on $100,000 Foundry Bond Issue
McGehee City Council set a vote on a 100000 bond to finance a new foundry for McGehee Foundry Inc. Officials say 230000 of its own funds will be used to build and equip the plant, creating about 80 jobs, with beds paid via rental payments from the foundry.
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McGenfe
MeGhienee
McGighee Foundry, Inc
Black Power Leader Carmichael jailed in Atlanta riot
Stokely Carmichael, SNCC national chairman, was arrested in Atlanta and charged with disorderly conduct in riot-related incidents. He faces state and city counts with bonds of 10000 and 1000 respectively. Two SNCC members were earlier arrested as Mayor Allen ordered strict action. He urged full prosecution and noted calm after touring Summerhill.
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Clinton Chafin
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SNCC
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Herbert Jenkins
Henry Bowden
Lewis Slaton
Fulton County
Bowden
Jenkins
State of Georgia
Allen
Summerhill
William Ware
Bobby Vance Walton
Congress moves to speed inflation fight plan
Congress moves to speed consideration of President Johnson's plan to fight inflation and high interest rates by extending tax credits on business investment and construction for 66 months. Business leaders express varying dissatisfaction with the anti inflation proposal.
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Johnson
Viet Nam
Hope Public Schools District 1 A Enrollment Rises
James H. Jones announced today that Hope Public Schools District 1 A enrollment reached 2,870, up 221 from last year. Grades 1–6 totaled 1,570 and grades 7–12 1,300, with Guernsey’s consolidation boosting numbers though the gain stood at nearly 126 students even without the merger.
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James H. Jones
Hope Public Schools
Guernsey
Johnson Will Attend Show in West Memphis
Democratic gubernatorial nominee Jim Johnson is set to attend a mobile home show in West Memphis Arkansas on Sunday. The event is sponsored by Poole Manufacturing Co owned by Ellis Poole a Johnson ally from the primary campaign.
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Ark
Jim Johnson
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Ellis Poole
Johnson
Hope Country Club Ladies Championship Set for September
All Around Town notes the Hope Country Club Ladies Championship Golf Tournament will run September 15-29 with match play. Players must qualify by September 15 and file qualifying scores at the clubhouse. entry fee is $1 and all club ladies may participate whether or not they belong to the Ladies Golf Association. Also mentioned are Yard of the Month sign recoveries, Cyril Metorkle in University Hospital, a county school race with Lavelle Barners opposed by James Staggers, a new used car lot on Third and Washington, registered physical exams for several men on September 27, and Hempstead County CB Club plans to assist police and sheriff in emergencies.
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Ladies Golf Association
Hope
Third and
Washington
Barry
James Motorco
Hempstead County CB Club
Sheriff Departments
150 Enem y Killed in Fierce Fight Near Coast
South Vietnamese infantry report 150 main force Viet Cong killed in a central lowlands battle near the coast. U S Air Force planes add up to 50 more dead, amid scattered Viet Cong attacks aimed at disrupting elections. Five civilians died. Air Force bombers attacked Haiphong area oil points and transportation lines in a long mission, destroying or damaging vehicles, storage buildings, and bridges. Ground clash occurred in Binh Dinh Province near Phu My and Phu Cat.
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Robert Tuckman
Saigon
South Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
Haifphong
Panhandle
Air Force
Dong Hoi
U.S
Haiphong
London
Binh Dinh
Phu My
Phu Cat
Plans Start for Tourney Next Year
A meeting at the Hope Youth Center gathered Little League officers managers and parents plus Ladies Auxiliary and sponsors from Little and Doctors leagues. The group aimed to raise several thousand dollars for K Park improvements ahead of the 1967 State Little League Tournament. They planned an October 11 show at the Coliseum with Louisiana Hayride stars, proceeds funding the park. Officers for 1967 were elected with George Frasier president Grady Cathy vice president and Hulan White secretary treasurer. Enthusiasm ran high among attendees.
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Hope Youth Center
Little League
Little and
Doctor's League
K-Park
George Frasier
Grady Cathy
Hulan White
Candidates Invited to Nov. 6 Panel Show in El Dorado
Television Station KTVE invites gubernatorial candidates Winthrop Rockefeller Roytvcan and Jim Johnson to appear on a November 6 panel. News Director Gary Syver says Sept. 28 is the response deadline and no substitutes will be allowed.
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KTVE
Winthrop Rockefeller
Jim Johnson
Gary Syver
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