Tourist Boom on White River Lakes Branson Ozarks Rise
The piece lauds the Missouri Ozarks tourist surge centered on Branson and Lake Taneycomo, tracing a chain of dams from Beaver to Bull Shoals. It notes the basin’s creation of a vast recreational economy, contrasts Missouri and Arkansas Ozarks development, and highlights Bill Wright and Louis Graves as promoters shaping regional tourism potential.
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Missouri
Branson
America
Wright
Missouri Ozarks
Arkansas Ozarks
Louis Graves
Nashville News
Graves
Lake Taneycomb
Labor Day
Taneycomo
Table Rock Lake
Table Rock
Bonanza
White River
Rogers
Batesville
Beaver
Ark
Arkansas
Bull Shoals
Beaver Lake
Mississippi River
Bellwright
3.5 Billion in Spending Cuts Outlined by Johnson Aides
President Johnson outlined a $3.5 billion plan to cut agency spending as Congress seeks a $6 billion reduction. Budget chief Zwick warned that bumper crop world wide could trim farm exports and force further cuts totaling about $3.3 billion before adjournment.
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Washington
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Johnson
Congress
Dirksen
Montana
Commodity Credit Corp
Charles J. Zwick
U.S
Zwick
Capitol Hill
Small Business’ Administration
Farm Credit Administration and Export-Import Bank
Americans gulp 30 pounds of aspirin every minute
New York AP dispatch notes that Americans now use 30 pounds of aspirin each minute, totaling over 21% tons daily to treat headaches and soothe nerves, alongside a survey of U S telephones totaling over 100 million and other assorted trivia and health notes.
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Hal Boyle
New York
United States
U.S
Leonardo da Vinc
Czechs Allow Soviet Troops to Stay Indefinitely
Associated Press reports that Prague leaders agreed to station Soviet bloc troops along the Czech West Germany border indefinitely, a concession tied to the Moscow accord. Informants say Prague promised to align political development with Soviet communism, purge officials, revive censorship, repudiate the 14th party congress, withdraw Hajek's UN appeal, and curb reprisals on collaborators.
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Peter Rehan
Associated Press
Prague
Czechoslovakia
West Germany
Soviet Union
Moscow
Vasily Kuznetsov
Pravda
Sik
Warsaw Pact
Bulgaria
East Germany
Poland
Hungary
Czechoslovak Communist Party
Alexander Dubcek
Hajek
U.N. Secu
High Court Reverses Property Case in Arkansas
The Arkansas Supreme Court reversed a burglary case verdict and ordered a new trial for Leo Walton and Milford Fuller in Boothe County Circuit Court. Convicted of possessing stolen goods from a Seymour Missouri appliance store, they face retrial due to faulty search warrants. Walton and Fuller had four year prison sentences. items included clothing valued around $20,000 and televisions. The ruling also affirms separate circuit court decisions awarding damages in a mobile home transport incident and an automobile collision in Mississippi County.
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Little Rock
Arkansas Supreme Court
Leo Walton
Milford Fuller
Boothe County
Walton
Fuller
Seymour
Mickey Owen
Greene County
Ownes
Harrison
Supreme Court
Arkansas County
Alvin Franklin
Service Casualty Co
New York
Mississippi County
Daisy Pickens
Stanton A. Pepper
Crank rejects Faubus program in Arkansas campaign
Marion H Crank Democratic gubernatorial nominee says the state will not revert to Faubus era policies and will move forward with new concepts. He spoke in Mish fry alongside several Democratic candidates including Fulbright Purcell Jones Hall Alexander and Wells. Also in Texarkana the Southwest Arkansas Beautification Conference plans a Tuesday event focusing on upgrading the environment for seven counties Miller Lafayette Hempstead Nevada Howard Sevier and Little River.
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Paris
Gharnes de Gaulle
Czechoslovakia
Europe
de Gaulle
Florists
Hot Springs
Ark
Martha Henry
Arkadelsphia
Arkansas Florist Association
Henry
Ben Serry
Little Rock
John Puredy
Newport
Cap Winn
Bi Plummer
Morrilton
Pocahontas
Marion H. Crank
Orval E. Faubus
Crank
Arkansas
Len
J. W. Fulbright
Atty
Joe
Texarkana, Ark
Southwest Arkansas
Arkansas Planning Commission
Miller
Lafayette
Hempstead
Nevada
Howard
Seyler
Little River
Sting of Bee Proves Fatal in North Vernon
Herbert R. Moore, 57, a route truck driver, died after being stung by a bee in his backyard on Sunday. Coroner Richard Vence ruled the death a reaction to the bee venom.
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North Vernon
Herbert R. Moore
Bute Lergile
Bee
Hissi
Corus Ner
Richard Vence
Agreement Reached to End New York City Teacher Strike
A key figure says an agreement was reached between the Board of Education and the United Federation of Teachers to end the strike. The settlement covers teachers’ rights under decentralization and the Ocean Hill Brownsville dispute over ten teachers fired and later reinstated after hearings. Schools were ordered open but chaos persisted as many students faced uncertainty.
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New York
Board of Education
United Federation of Teachers
Afl-Cio
Aii
Momen
Brooklyn
Ocean Hill
Brownsville
County ASC Election Approaches for Farm Program Committee
R B Arnold chairman of the Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation County Committee announces the third week of September as the election period for ASC community committees nationwide. The committees help administer price support, acreage diversion, and conservation programs, with voting by mail. Ballots go to known eligible voters and may be obtained via the ASCS office if missing.
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ASC
ASCS
Cold Front Brings Hail and Winds Across Arkansas
A cold front moving through Arkansas brought hail and high winds, leaving partly cloudy skies and mild temperatures. Pearsize hail fell in Little Rock and marble-size hail in Morriston and Jacksonville, with heavy rains totaling 0.27 to 1.00 inches in Texarkana to Walnut Ridge. Early today lows ranged 55 to 66, while Sunday highs reached 87 to 97 at Fort Smith and El Dorado.
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Associated Press
Arkansas
Little Rock
Morriston
Jacksonville
Texarkana
Walnut Ridge
Fayettevile
el Dorado
Fort Smith
Humphrey vs Nixon in Cold War clash on eve of campaign
Democratic candidate Hubert H. Humphrey labels Nixon a cold war warrior and warns against exploiting fear while Nixon urges reassessment of the U S Soviet bridge building and military deterrence. Both address the Bnai Brith convention amid broader Cold War and Vietnam War context.
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Associated Press
Hubert H. Humphrey
Richard M. Niko
Nixon
Humphrey
U.S
Faraet
ABC
Binai B'rith
Washington
International Jewish Organization
Republican Party
George C. Wallace
America
United States
Israel
Soviet Union
Freshmen Cohort Tops At Henderson State College From Hope
The largest Hope High School class to enter the same college this year, 21 graduates, are now freshmen at Henderson State College in Arkadelphia. Names include Linda Gall Britt, Susan Gail Clark, Jack W. Fountain, Betty Gaines, Terry Hairr, Candy Harris, Jerry Hartsfield, Debra Homes, Terry Huffman, Darla James, David Morris, Linda O Neal, Ronnie Porter, Janice Russell, Jerry Sanders, Jerry Still, Michael Tolleson, Jenny Tolleson, Danny Turner, Stephen Turner, and Sandra Winemiller.
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Hope High School
Henderson State College
Arkadelphia
Linda Gall Britt
Susan Gail Clark
Jack W. Fountain
Betty Gaines
Terry Lee Hairr
Candy Harris
Jerry Wayne Hartsfield
Debra Ann Homes
Terry Huffman
Darla Kay James
David Morris
Linda Jo O’neal
Ronnie Porter
Janice Russell
Jerry Sanders
Jerry Don Still
Michael Tolleson
Jenny Tolleson
Danny Turner
Steephen Ray Turner
Sandra Kay Winemiller
GOP Meeting Called for Tuesday Night
Hempstead County Republican campaign committee schedules a kick-off meeting Tuesday September 10 at 7 30 p m at the headquarters Ard and Walnut. All who wish to work for any candidate are urged to attend including Democrats independents and Winthrop alumni helping complete the campaign committee.
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Hempstead Audubon Society
Experiment Station
Herbert Rogers
Hope
Hempstead County
Republican Campaign Committee
Walnut
Winthrop
Ard
Fighting Is Heavy in Highlands
Heavy fighting returned to South Vietnam's central highlands over the weekend. Brig. Gen. Truong Quang An, 36, was killed during an action near Duc Lap as his battalion repelled a North Vietnamese attack. American advisers and pilots also died in the ensuing crash, with further clashes north of Ban Me Thuot and near X Sa Nho village producing additional enemy and limited U.S. casualties.
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George Esper
Associated Press
Saigon
South Vietnam
Duc Lap
Han Me Thuot
Truong Quang An
U.S
Sargeant
23Rd Infantry
Central Highlands
U.S. 4Th Infantry Division
Ban Me Thuot
Mekong Delta
Delta
U.S. 9Th Division
Rach Ben Tre
Muskie Visiting in Arkansas for Rest Stop
The Associated Press reports Senator Edmund Muskie, Democratic vice presidential candidate, will arrive in Hot Springs, Arkansas, this afternoon for a rest stop with his party. He plans to rest this evening and depart Tuesday morning for St. Joseph, Missouri.
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Associated Press
Hot Springs
Ark
Edmund Muskie
Maing
Hubert Humphrey
Muskie
St. Joseph
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