Our Daily Bread Ope Featured in Southern Inter Lithographer
A full page article and two photographs in the June issue highlight Our Daily Bread Ope and The Star newspaper in Atlanta. Billy Dan Jones, star mechanical superintendent, and The Star’s Fairchild rotary offset press are profiled, with emphasis on in plant training and a shift to offset printing in 1965.
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Ope
Southern Inter & Lithographer
Atlanta
Abent
Billy Dan Jones
Star Mechanical
Star
Southern Printer & Lithosgrapher
Fairerchild
Bill Jones
Fairchildechnical Training Center
Plainview
Long Island
Southern Printer & Litho
Topher
Thetar
Gene
Allen
Jones
Fairchild Lchneral
Ufe
Incidental Air Raids in Vietnam Costly Errors
The piece reports on U.S. misdirected air attacks in Vietnam resulting in 166 Vietnamese killed and 252 wounded. Defense data shows many deaths from inaccurate strikes and some from friendly-fire incidents, with relief aid provided and medical care organized for the injured.
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Seymour M. Hersh
U.S
White backlash in November draws political debate in Congress
Congress debates a possible white backlash amid Negro unrest and election upsets. Rep. Michael J. Kirwan cites uncertain voter reactions while others downplay the issue. Governors Maddox and Mahoney toppled rivals as race clashes stir civil rights tensions. leaders warn of uncertain impact on policy and elections.
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J. W. Davis
Washington
Congress
Michael J. Kirwan
Ohio
Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee
Kirwan
California
Lester G. Maddox
Georgia
George P. Mahoney
Maryland
Maddox
Atlanta
Mahoney
Ellis G. Rymal
Carlton N. Sickles
Sickles
Johnson
Melvin R. Laird
Wisconsin
House
Republican Conference
Laird
Viet Nam
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Gerald R. Ford
Edmund G. Brown
San Francisco
Brown
Leonald Reagan
Hope Star Photos Schedule for 3rd District Show
Schedule of events for the Third District Livestock Show lists Friday activities including Junior Fat Call sale at 10 a.m. Midway opens at 1 p.m. and a rodeo that evening. Saturday events begin with 10 a.m. Midway opening and conclude with an 8 p.m. rodeo finale. An auto prize is awarded and a new Rodeo Queen is announced.
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Midway
Viet Nam Assembly Moves Toward New Constitution
In Saigon the Constituent Assembly elected to draft a new constitution for South Vietnam held a session today. Deputies voted to set parliamentary details and structure as part of the process, signaling steps toward formalizing the framework for governance.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Justice Douglas to Speak at University of Arkansas
U S Supreme Court Justice Wiltigin O Douglas will lecture at the University of Arkansas this fall as part of the Distinguished Lectures series in Fayetteville. The appearance highlights a high profile visit set for the Twisting falls season with broad academic interest.
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Fayetteville
Ark
AED
U. S
Supreme Court
Wiltigin O. Douglas
University of Arkansas
Short Course on Housing Teaches Equipment and Color
The Housting Short Course continued this week with sessions on selecting equipment and colors for homes. Elizabeth Ellis explained getting value for money and accessory use, while Jamise Johnson illustrated color choices and carpeting options. The schedule lists October 5 as a future lesson on Window Treatment and broader topics including kitchen design, space planning, utilities, insulation, sewage disposal, and wiring.
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Elizabeth Ellis
Extension
Miss Ellis
Jamise Johnson
Fulbright warns LBJ could lead U S into third world war
Ottawa AP Sen J William Fulbright said President Johnson holds overwhelming control of Congress and could take the United States into a third World War tomorrow He urged a bombing halt against North Vietnam for a reasonable period and suggested Canada could influence U S policy Fulbright spoke at a Commonwealth Parliamentary Association meeting in Ottawa He warned Hanoi is misinformed about withdrawal from Vietnam and emphasized cautious leverage with China and other powers amid the war efforts Also reports on Vietnam Cuba and other international news items follow in brief format.
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Ottawa
J. William Fulbright
Johns Son
Congress
United States
Fulbright
Hanoi
Viet Nam
Ottaswa
Commonwealth Parliamentary Association
Canada
China
U. S
Youth Hurt in Scooter Collision on Below Street
Yesterday afternoon on Below Street a scooter ridden by Randall W. Byers and Jerry L. Stroud collided with an auto driven by L. A. Lingard Jr. Both youths were taken to a hospital for treatment. Stroud sustained a hip injury and appeared worst off, though neither remained seriously injured. No charges were filed. At 10 p.m. a second accident at Main and Third involved Brenda Hollis and Albert Brown. minor damage reported and investigated by City Officers McCulley and Rowe.
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Randall W. Byers
Jerry L. Stroud
L. A. Lingard Jr
Stroud
Ward
R. Rowe
Main
Brenda Hollis
Albert Brown
McCulley
J. Rowe
Town Notes and Europe Trip Cards Highlight Local News
All Around Town reports Mr. Ed McCorkle sharing cards from George Peck now touring Europe with entries from London Madrid Rome Zurich Amsterdam Brussels and Moscow including Red Square and Lenin’s Tomb. Willisville riders attend rodeo parade. Hope Country Club hosts Open House after Friday game. Patricia Davis elected treasurer of Tau Beta Sigma at Southern State College. Mark Lambert hosts FHA visitors. Navy and Viet Nam items note Arkansans killed and college enrollment sets record at Arkane State Teachers College.
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Ed McCorkle
George Peck
Hope
Peck
Europe
London
England
Madrid
Rome
Zurich
Amsterdam
Brussels
Moscow
Red Square
Lenin's Tomb
Kremlin
Warsaw
Berlin
Paris
Patricia Davis
David . Davis, Jr. Hope
Tau Beta Sigma
Southern State College
Inez Ravages Haiti and Cuba Amid Death Toll Rising
Hurricane Inez battered Haiti, the Dominican Republic, and Cuba with winds to 160 mph as the death toll reached 88 in Cuba and at least 55 in the Dominican Republic. In Haiti floods swamped Jacmel and displaced thousands while Castro urged precautions. Forecasters said the storm would likely miss the U.S. mainland on its present track.
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Ben Funk
Miami
Fla
Inez
Cuba
Haiti
Oriente
Gordon Dunn
Guantanamo City
U.S. Weather Bureau
Dominican Republic
Jacmel
Barahona
Fidel Castro
Havana Radio
Castro
Flora
Guantanamo Bay
U.S
Dunn
Arkansas Industrial Development Commission Names Baxter Chairman
L. Baxter of Fayetteville was elected chairman of the Arkansas Industrial Development Commission succeeding the late C. Hamilton Moses. Baxter, president of Arkansas Western Gas Co., was elected on Thursday. The commission also named Moses as the father of industrial development in Arkansas. Moses died July 25.
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Little Rock
APL
L. Baxter
Fayetteville
Arkanesas Industrial Development Commission
C. Hamilton Moses
Baxter
Arkanesas Western Gas Co
AIDC
Moses
Arkansas
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Hope Star
Iccidental
Viet Am Costly
of. G
Shaw
Jin Barnette
Murfreesboro
Harry Hull
Emerson
Bob Hallmark
Extension Service
Elizabeth Barton
Nashville
Cluck Barhill
DeQueen
Joey Barhill Jr
Rickey Barton
Antoine
Lyman Slaton
Stanley Rhodes
James Thomas
Danny Watson
Julia R. Watson
Delight
Murfreesburg
Carthage West Side
Ronald Wylie
Doyle Jones
Willian Talbert
L. J. Brown
Sevond
Hatfield and Taie
Hope Star Photos
U.S. Justice
AP News Digest
Vietnam
U.S. Marine
Demilitarized Zone
North Viet Nam
Rudolf Hess
West Germany
Spandau Prison
U Thant
U.N. Security Council
George C. Wallace
Alabama
Wallace
Harold Howell
the Star Staff
Willisville
Buddy Camp
Charles Long
Ronny Hicks
Danny Harring
Hope Country Club
Sem Tority
Miss Davis
Am DaCapo
Southern State
Mark Lambert
Emmet
Agriculture Club
SOAP
Arkansans
Defense Department
Conway
Silas Snow
Arkane Sis State Teachers College
Snow
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