Disenchanted Notes on an Evil Picture at South Gate Plaza
The reviewer detests the Burton Taylor film Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf listing it as the dreariest two hours. He recalls a past cinema misfire and argues both works rely on dialogue over action but finds Woolf more offensive and evil than Boy Meets Girl.
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Florida
Richard Burton
Elizabeth Taylor
Sarasota
South Gate Plaza
Kginta Woolf
F. M. Gibson
Burton
Taylor
Warner Brothers Studio
Burbank
Calif
James Cagney
Marie Wilson
Hope
Saenger
Tom
Woolf
Barge Blast Kills Two in San Francisco Bay
A Standard Oil barge exploded after going aground near Pier 64 San Francisco Bay. Two Standard Oil workers were killed, three missing presumed dead, and four others injured including a Coast Guard civilian. Coast Guard personnel and tug crew members were among the missing or dead. The blast spilled gasoline and ignited the vessel, with the fire burning hours after the incident.
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San Francisco
San Francisco Bay
Standard Oil Co
Pier 64
Ixychmond
Bay
Standard Oil
Coast
Ofl
Velma L. Wood
Daniel Curren
Anthony Autlere
92 Enemy Killed in Running Fight Near Phu Cat
South Korean Tiger Division reports 92 enemy killed in five days of mountain fighting in the Phu Cat Mountains near central coast Viet Nam, bringing total enemy dead to 800. 4,000 additional troops of the White Horse Division land, bringing Korean strength to 36,500. U.S. air offensive continues with B52s targeting infiltration routes and North Vietnamese dumps.
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Robert Tuckman
Saigon
South Viet Nam
Tiger Division
Tiger
Phu Cat
Sth
White Horse Division
Viet Nam
U.S
North Viet Nam
Demilitarized Zone
Guam
Write-in bids emerge in state legislature race
Two men dropped plans to run as independents and chose write-in candidacy after Secretary of State Kelly Bryant rejected petitions for three nominees. Dr. John Hoffman of Hot Springs and T. J. Liggett of Swain said they would run as write-ins if necessary, while Harold Hallman of Ashdown had no immediate plans. Hoffman filed suit in Pulaski Chancery Court challenging Bryant's ruling to oppose state Sen. Q. Byrum Hurst. Hallman aimed to challenge Rep. Marion Crank and Republican Eugene Holman in District House race.
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Associated Press
Kelly Bryant
John Hoffman
Hot Springs
T. J. Liggett
Swain
Harold Hallman
Ashdown
New Arkansas Magazine hits newsstands in Little Rock
Arkansas publication Arkansas State debuts to promote the state. Publisher Raymond Rebsamen, a former gubernatorial candidate, says the magazine aims to mirror successes of Arizona Highways Vermont Life and Oklahoma Today for Arkansas.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
Raymond Rebsamen
Rebsamen
Arizona
Vermont
Oklahoma
Jim Johnson to Visit Hope for Governor Campaign Stop
Democratic candidate Jim Johnson will visit Hope on Friday September 30. He plans informal conversations at Hempstead Courthouse Square starting at 1 p.m. A spokesman said no formal speech is planned and residents are invited to talk with him.
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Jim Johnson
Johnson
Hempstead
World fears a major war from China
AP Special Correspondent William L. Ryan notes global anxiety over China’s potential to spark a major conflict amid internal turmoil. Brezhnev’s regional visits and China’s cultural upheaval fuel fears of escalation in Vietnam and a possible war, yet officials warn the Red Army is needed for defense and production at home.
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William L. Ryan
Red China
Communist Party
Leonid J. Brezhnev
Yugoslavia
Bulgaria
Hungary
China
Peking
Viet Nam
Red Guard
Chrysler Halves Proposed 1967 Price Hike
Chrysler Corp followed Ford by trimming its planned 1967 price increases. The new car stickers will average $68 above 1966 base prices, down from an original rise of about $103 as it seeks to stay competitive with General Motors.
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Charles C. Cain
AP Business News
Detroit
Chrysler Corp
Ford
General Motors
Chrysler
Maura
Vatican to Send Peace Mission to Viet Nam
A Vatican mission headed by Archbishop Sergio Pignedali will depart for South Vietnam to promote peace and attend an extraordinary conference on Catholic Church issues there. Vatican sources say the trip aims to help reconcile the Buddhist majority and Catholic minority and end fighting, described as of major importance. The Pope received the group this morning.
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Vatican City
Vatican
Viet Nam
Sergio Pignedali
Canada
Hurricane Ines Prompts Caribbean Evacuations Near Guadeloupe
Hurricanes Ines and a second disturbance threaten the Caribbean as Guadeloupe and nearby islands brace for 100 mph winds and high tides. Residents evacuate coastal areas while naval and weather authorities monitor the system’s westward path toward the Virgin Islands and Puerto Rico.
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Miami
Fla
Guadeloupe
Caribbean
Trinidad
Venezuela
Atlantic
Africa
French
Inez
Guadel Iloupe
Cleo
French Islands
Weather Bureau
U.S. Virgin Islands
Juan
Dist District Show Opens With Downtown Parade At Fair Park
The Third District Livestock Show began with a downtown parade drawing thousands. At the Coliseum last night FFA and 4-H Talent contest awarded prizes. tonight features the Stock Show Queen contest. Talent winners earned cash, with top prizes of 50 dollars. Float winners in civic, school divisions, and pets also collected awards, including 50 dollar prizes for Bodcaw and Prescott B and PW, and 10 dollars for Simmeon Smith.
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Shifters
Randy Worthey
Ronnie Barham
Doug Cross
Bobby Barham
Randy Tullis
Langston
Ronda Langston
Donna Langston
Janis Cummings
Danny Cross
Ricky Burke
Johnny Ridling
Prescott B & PW
Bodcaw
Willisville
Laneburg
Simmeon Smith
Cathy Grifffin
Melisa Whitley
Mansfield hopes Katzenbach will challenge State policy
Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield urged that Nicholas Katzenbach be seen as a challenge to U S foreign policy, not just support. President Johnson nominated Katzenbach to replace George Ball as undersecretary, with Rostow and Kohler also awaiting Senate hearings. Fulbright questioned the selections, but approval was expected. Mansfield warned about State Department rejections of Soviet and French proposals.
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Harry Kelly Washington
Senate
Mike Mansfield
State Department
Nicholas Katzenbach
U. S
Mansfield
Johnson
Katzenbach
George W. Ball
Viet Nam
Dove
Ball
J.W. Fulbright
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
U.S
Filebright
Eugene V. Rostow
Yale Law School
Foy D. Kohler
Moscow
Fulbright
Dean Rusk
Auto Slams Into Ditch Injuring Driver on Highway Junction
An automobile driven by J D Roach left the road on a curve at the Highway 4 Hazel 4 Street junction yesterday and struck a ditch. Roach was taken to a hospital with believed minor injuries. The car was badly damaged. Officers Ward and Neal charged Roach with reckless driving.
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J.D. Roach
Highway 4
Hazel 4
Roach
Ward and
Neal
Johnson to Attend Manila Conference on Vietnam War
Chinese Premier Chou Enlai and Foreign Minister Chen Yi say Beijing seeks to settle differences with the United States but Washington has not met Peking's proposals. They spoke in talks with Liberal Democratic lawmakers in Tokyo and outlined views on Formosa and war timing. The piece notes Johnson’s expected Manila meeting with allied leaders and U.S. air actions in North Vietnam as well as global peace concerns.
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Rene Georges Inagaki
Tokyo
China
United States
Washington
Peking
Chou Enlai
Chen Yi
Japan
Chou
Warsaw
Formosa
Lstens
Voice of America
U.S
Red China
America
Viet Nam
Johnson
Manila
Red
U.N. General Assembly
South West Africa
Ludwig Erhard
White House
Cape Kennedy
Mike Mansfield
State Department
Nicholas Katzenbach
Ferdinand Marcos
Philipspines
Bill D. Moyers
Philippines
Moyers
Mawnila
Southeast Asia
Australia
New Zealand
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Korea
Jardéos
Asia
South Korea
Ferdinand E. Marcos
South Viet Nam
Thailand
Marcos
University of Hawaii
Latever
Harold Holt
Keith J. Holy
Oake
Hanalulu
Lynda Bird
Honolulu
Marecos
United Nations
Soviet Union
Detroit industrialist dies in South Dakota crash
An Detroit industrialist and four others died when his small jet exploded over southern South Dakota on Monday. James Robbins 90 his wife Frances 45 son Leslie 17 and two of Robbins employees Cali Curry about 60 and Jeff Serret were killed. Robbins moved to Detroit in 1938 after graduating from the University of Arkansas.
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Plate, SD
Detroit
Hot Springs
Ark
South Dakota
James Robbins
Frances
Leslie
Stobbins
Cali Curry
Jeff Searret
Robbins
Univesity of
Arkansas
Five Trinity students escape as plane crashes into Connecticut River
Hart ford AP Gordon Wittenberg 19 of Little Rock was among five Trinity College students who avoided serious harm when a rented plane crashed into the Connecticut River Monday night. Rex Orbell 23 of Chestnut Hill Pa remained missing as police dragged the river for his body. Survivors said Orbell was struck on the head during the crash and swept away while others tried to assist him to shore.
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Hartford, Conn
Gordon Wittenberg
Little Rock
Trinity College
Connecticut River
Rex Orbell
Chestnut Hill
Orbell
Hope Third District Livestock Show parade draws large turnout
Hope residents filled the streets for the annual Third District Livestock Show parade featuring floats horse riders and new cars with Mrs. Jim Johnson among the riders. The town shows rapid growth as housing projects roads and businesses proceed along old Highway 67 and Interstate 30.
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Hope
Jim Johnson
Herndons Cornelius Funeral Home
Beryl Henry
South Main
Red River Tech School
Drs. Lynn
Lowell Harris
Electronics Enterprises
Highway 47
Citizens Bank
York Furniture Store
Hope Village
Fulton
Guernsey
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Yar's
Lois Purtle
Beauty Counselor Cosmetics
Red River Vocational Technical School
Guernsey High School
Hal Boyle
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