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Speaking as Tufts University's 1963 Clayton Lecturer, Fulbright (D.-Ark.) made clear that he has little use for that way of thinking which sees "total victory" as the goal of all U.S. policy. But he said that through a restrained and responsible use of its power, the United States could check the spread of Communism, and could hope to "shape its destiny toward the fulfillment of the highest values of our civilization...
...diamond season at Murfreesboro, Ark., opened early this spring when word got around that Fred Wood, a sawmill worker from Chidester. had found a ten-carat stone. It ought to bring $8,000, says Wood, and it is not the only diamond that he has found. "I don't do no digging,'' he says. "I just walk and look." He plans to name his find the Orval E. Faubus diamond, for his state's Governor...
...Wasteland. The actions of the small Nielsen sample are extrapolated to determine the habits of the entire tele viewing and radio-listening population. How risky is this? Committee Investigators Robert E. L. Richardson and Rex Sparger had some jolting examples: - In Texarkana, Ark., a woman "didn't like what Jack Paar said on his show . . . concerning the recent Meredith situation in Mississippi, so she turns him off every time he comes on, even though she likes the show." Since each Audimeter represents some 50,000 TV homes in the Nielsen projections, she cost Paar 50,000 "listeners" just...
...votes of Rep. Carl Eliot (D-Ala.), Rep. Homer Thornberry (D-Tex.), and Rep. James Trimble (D-Ark.) will decide the fate of the bill. The three are ordinarily Administration backers, but sentiment against the bill in their districts may force them to oppose...
...Little Rock, Ark., once a source of worldwide racial embarrassment for the U.S., some 70 Negro students now peacefully attend integrated high schools. Last week one of them became the first of her race to be accepted by the Little Rock chapter of the National Honor Society, a 42-year-old organization that unites some of the brightest high school kids in the land and gives them the task of tutoring the others. She is Jacquelyn Faye Evans, 15, a junior at Little Rock's Hall High School. To win membership in the society...