Criticise government inflation claims amid mixed policies
The piece argues critics misread the government’s inflation fight, noting unequal rules for people and state, tight private credit, and rising public housing spending. It warns of looming debt and global scrutiny as gold reserves decline and deficits mount. Also reports a Memphis area death possibly due to encephalitis and Magnolia Arkansas district hiring for a federally funded learning program.
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America
Hall
Ito
Hubope
Europe
Air War Surges as MIGs Downed Over North Vietnam
U S jet pilots claim two Communist MIGs shot down over North Vietnam in the largest air combat day of the war. Eight dogfights produce no American losses, while two U S planes fall to ground fire bringing year total lost to 370. In South Vietnam a Gia Binh siege ends with Marines claiming heavy North Vietnamese casualties and the village overrun as a major supply center. 96 U S service members killed and 583 wounded last week. Nevada County Fair Queen Brenda Harris named with runners up Ann Gordon and Janet Jordan.
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South Viet Nam
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North Viet Nam
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Viet Nam
U. S. Military Committee
U S
Washington
Johnson
State Department
Acham Clayton Powell
House Education and Labor Committee
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Kurile Islands
Vietnam
United Nations
Officers Named At Saratoga School Election Roles
School officers at Saratoga were listed by class with presidents vice presidents secretaries and treasure roles. Library Club officers also named. In other news Governor Faubus and two hopeful successors will attend a state welfare workshop banquet with Faubus slated to speak and Jim Johnson and Winthrop Rockefeller to be introduced.
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Saratoga School
James Hartline
Patricia Mc Larty
Pam Schooley
Janet Joyner
Rita Caldwell
Jeanie Rowe
Sec
Treasure
Judy Corbell
Karen McJunkins
Amelia Harris
Treas
Dicky Pierce
Michael Prescott
Gary Caldwell
Sharron Harrington
Library Club
Delilah Shirley
Patricia McLarty
Little Rock
Cravl Faubus
State Welfare Department
A. J. Moss
Faubus
Jim Johnson
Winthrop Rockefeller
Rockefeller Plane Sets West Coast Speed Record
A Falcon fan jet from Petit Jean Air Service broke a speed record between Seattle and Los Angeles last Friday. Piloted by George Foremen and Marion Burton, the aircraft averaged 39.38 miles per hour on the 956.02 mile course, within the 17,036 to 6,456 pound weight range, the firm said.
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Little Rock
Falcon
Petit Jean Air Service
Seattle
Wash
Los Angeles
George Foremen
Marion Burton
Arkansans Elected Heads of Two Associations
Jack Dallas of Little Rock and Lee O Rostenberg of Hot Springs were elected presidents of the Arkansas Restaurant Association and the Arkansas Motor Hotel Association at a joint Hot Springs convention. About 2 500 attendees heard the results.
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Hot Springs, Ark
Jack Dallas
Little Rock
Lee O. Rostenberg
Hot Springs
Dallas
Arkansas Restaurant Association
Rostenberg
Arkansas Motor Hotel Association
Johnson settles on new style for news conferences
President Lyndon B. Johnson has adopted a semi informal pattern for news conferences aimed at pleasing a broad audience. The approach, seen at conference No. 74, diverges from Kennedy era formality and began with Johnson preferring Oval Office gatherings over coffee to “bat the breeze” with regular White House correspondents.
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Frank Cormier
Washington
Johnson
White House
John F. Kennedy
State Department
Kennedy
Oval Office
Showdown on Powell Due Today
Washington AP report on the House Education and Labor Committee moving to strip much of Adam Clayton Powell's power. The 27 to 1 vote followed a day of meetings as Democrats propose rules granting the committee majority power over scheduling, staff hires, and funds, while Powell remains nominal chair. The plan aims to avert a Thursday clash, with Powell mulling the proposal and some signaling agreement.
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Washington
House Education and Labor Committee
Adam Clayton Powell
Dave Martin
Rneb
Powell
John Becklen
Sam M. Gibbons
D-Fla
Education and Labor Committee
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Powll
New York Democrat
Puerto Rico
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Ind
Hugh L. Carey
N.Y
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Edith Green
Ore
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Maine
Lloyd Meeds
Wash
Patsy H. Mink
Hawaii
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Mich
Roman C. Pucinski
Til
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Reps
Frank Thompson Jr
Ralph J. Scott
N.C
Arkansas highway billboards and ads count reported
Arkansas has 23 264 billboards and other signs on 3 426 miles of interstates and primary roads. The Highway Department, citing the federal Beautification Act, uses the tally to guide billboard controls and notes about $1 million spent on new rest areas roadside parks and related projects. Walter Hicks, director, spoke at a Nashville Tennessee highway meeting. He said 413 junk yards along main highways were counted.
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Little Rock
State State Highway Department
Walter Hicks
Nashville
Ruling Is Free of Psychosis in Oklahoma Slaying Case
Dennis Sossaman, 19, of Grand Prairie, charged with first degree murder in the death of Kenneth Kienlen of Del City, was found free of psychosis by the State Hospital. Kienlen’s body was found east of Van Buren after he disappeared from Bel City on July 20. Sossaman has been held without bond since January 31.
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Irk
APA Texan
Tom Wilbanks
Dennis B. Sassatnan
Grand Prairie
Kenneth &. Kienlen
del City
Kienlen
Bel City
Sossaman
Harlem showcase school faces national battleground over principal
Negro leaders vow a national clash as pickets clash with police at the new Harlem showcase school. Demonstrations, arrests, and threats from civil rights figures and groups signal a larger fight over school policy and staff.
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Roy Innis
Congress of Racial Equality
Stokely Carmichael
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
Board of Education
New York City
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Black Panther Party
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Malcolm X
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Ford
General Motors
Johnson
Valerio Percy
All May Be Dead in Crash in Australia
An Australian airliner crashed in northeast Australia near Waikton with all aboard feared dead. The Viscount jet-prop operated by Ansett Australian National Airlines was carrying 19 passengers and a crew of four on a Mount Isa to Brisbane flight.
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Australia
Wineton
Ansett
Australian National Airlines
Mount Isa
All Around Town Rodeos and college notices mingle in Arkansas pages
Dr and Mrs Sam Strong attended Parents Day at Hendrix College on September 9 Their son Sammy is a freshman at the Conway School Paul Oller Jr son of Mr and Mrs Paul Oiler enrolled as a second semester freshman at Henderson State Teachers College in Arkadelphia The Macy and Martha Class of the First Methodist Church is pictured at their Hawaiian Party in the current Arkansas Methodist The party was held last month in the recreation rooms of the local church Two rodeos are planned at Fair Park next week One features horses cowboys and plenty of excitement at the Coliseum Thursday Friday and Saturday nights The other is called a Rodeo of Flowers Encouraging social and school notes in one column.
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Sam Strong
Hendrix College
Sammy
Conway School
Paul Oller, Jr
Paul Oiler
Henderson State Teachers College
Arkadelphia
Macy
Martha
First Methodist Church
Picured
Arkansas Methodist
Fair Park
Coliseum
U S Proposes End to Bombings at UN General Assembly
The United States asked North Vietnam to halt bombing in exchange for reduced military activity against South Vietnam and a phased troop withdrawal under supervision. Ambassador Arthur Goldberg urged Hanoi to reply, private or public, and noted VC negotiations could be resolved by talks. The UN plan echoed Thant’s three-point peace framework.
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Max Harrelson
United Nations
North Viet Nam
United States
South Viet Nam
Goldberg
U.S
Johnson
Hanoi
U.N
O ‘Thant
Thant
Viet Nam
University of Arkansas enrollment nears 10 found a line
Enrollment at the University of Arkansas is near the 10 000 mark after late registration and Saturday classes. Registrar Carter Short said on Tuesday that enrollment stood at 9 756 and was expected to surpass 10 000 after late registration.
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Fayetteville, Ark
University of Arkansas
Carter Short
Short
Rising Living Costs Push Prices Up in August
Washington AP reports higher prices for food autos and medical care boosted the consumer price index by four tenths of a percent in August. Food led the rise at 1.3 percent as the index reached 113.8, meaning August costs were 13.8 percent higher than the 1957-59 base. The year-to-date increase stood at 2.5 percent, the largest for the period since 1957.
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Washington
Labor Department
Bureau of Labor Statistics
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