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   Northwest Arkansas Times (Newspaper) - January 26, 1966, Fayetteville, Arkansas                               In tin Hurt of 191 The Public Interest Is The First Concern Of This Newspaper Associated Press Leased Wire and ARKANSAS WEDNESDAY JANUARY 26 1966 AP King and NEA Features Fair and cold today and morrow new frontal passage Thursday evening or Friday barometer 30.20 winds SW at 12 humidity 62 per cent point 7 trace prec past 24 hours sunrise tomorrow sunset High Low Yesterday 32 18 Expected today 16 CENTS Billion To Rebuild Parts Of Cities WASHINGTON AP ident Johnson proposed today a six-year federal aid program for rebuilding selected American cities on an un- precedented scale The President in his message to Congress on the cities out- lined a vast program for re- building center cities ising and governing tan areas and building new towns outside existing itan areas to provide for the nation's fast-growing tion In his demonstration program available to any U.S city son That we make massive ad- ditions to the supply of and housing That we combine physical reconstruction and tion with effective social grams throughout the ing process That we achieve new in administrative we focus all the niques and talent within our ciety on the crisis of the can city Johnson said there are few cities and towns in America which could not participate in he demonstration cities gram We shall take special care to see that urban of all sizes are included The impact of the program will be significant involving as much as 15 or 20 per cent of the existing substandard tures Proposals for federal aid in creating whole new towns were made twice before hut failed to win congressional approval In his Stale of the Union sage Johnson hinted at plans for massive pilot projects in rebuilding center cities In some of our urban areas we must help rebuild entire tions and neighborhoods con- in some cases as many as people Working gether private enterprise and government must press forward with the task of providing homes and shops parks and hospitals and all the other essary parts of a flourishing community where our people can come to live the good he said FREEWAY OR least 25 cars flat tires on an inter- state highway at Tenn Tuesday after a truck scattered a load of tin on the pavement The truck driver unaware of the he caused went on his tires fully inflated AP Wirephoto In Dominican Republic Generals May Go But Tension Remains An AP News Analysis By ROBERT BERRELLEZ SANTO DOMINGO ican Republic AP If he Dominican Republic's top tary men go abroad their de- parture is not expected to lessen the army's to ex- President Juan Bosch nnd his Spy Plane Falls Military Clamps On Security Lid ROY tary clamped a tight security cover around a northeast New Mexico ranching area today ter he flaming crash of a mile per hour American spy plane One test pilot was killed and another injured slightly when the black spiraled to near the Texas border day Both men parachuted out of the burning jel One was found dead by ranch workers A spokesman at Edwards Air Force Rase Calif said he was on a routine range test flight The man said lhal it was the first reported accident for the new surveillance craft capable of Dominican Revolutionary party In a move to lessen tensions provisional President Hector ordered top armed forces and rebel officers to diplomatic posts abroad Jan The rebel chiefs headed by Col Francisco Caamano Deno WILD TOMMY IS A MOMMY HANKSVILLE Utah AP left Jan 22 The Supreme Armed Forces Council began a series of meetings Monday to decide whether it too would comply The general expectation thai it will probably by early next week Three of army's four top officers are affected by order including the armed forces minister Commodore Francisco Rivera Caminero Rivera Caminero and the man named to succeed him the navy chief of staff Commodore lio Jimenez conferred with New Moves Indicate Bombing Resumption WASHINGTON f AP dent Johnson has made new moves on diplomatic and cal fronts amid mounting cations of a possible early re- sumption of the bombing of North Viet Nam targets The political move came at parties to meet with him These reports indicated hat key members of the National has used the no as use e iv Council to discuss he rebuild Nam and other matters and source reported the meeting of supplies and i was not called as a result of any roops Part of the dusk night when the was devoted to a presentation of evidence from aerial President summoned 20 con gressional leaders from boll Hanksville Herald this minutes small Utah elementary school paper currently carries a poem by second grader elte Morrell Tuesday The two officers met later will Ambassador Ellsworth Bunker Planes Ships Hit Viet Cong Supply Camps SAIGON South Viet Nam U.S warplanes flew more than 400 combat missions against suspected Red targets n South Viet Nam today and hree U.S 7th Fleet destroyers unloosed a coastal barrage ol 729 heavy shells in a massive display of American firepower A U.S spokesman said hundreds of huts and small buildings were hit in the of Viet Cong and supply camps but the suspension of American air attacks against the Communist North continued into the day U.S Air Force and Naw sance and reports of refugees HUMOR BIT MISGUIDED Motorists in the Burlington area were told by Municipal Judge Arthur D Peterson to Viet Nam Earlier in a series of sages to foreign governments Johnson had acted to clear the way diplomatically for a re- sumption of the bombings if and when he decides hat is sary Announcement of Tuesday night's White House meeting was not made until the session was under way While House press D Movers reported Johnson had naturally puts he wiggle congressional leaders to re- n a woman's walk says blonde WHO WANTS TO WALK LIKE A MAN? not Ann-Margaret the latest authority to dive into the dispute over wiggling women Actress Declares LONDON AP Doing what i lu congressional leaders to re- woman a relax the postcards the information divulged j actress Diane Cilento But phony Several motorists received the cards which The traffic ticket ing bureau wishes to inform you that its records show an overpayment on your part for traffic tickets We cannot refund this over- payment but you can do us a favor by hurriedly running up another violation so we can balance our books Schools As Snow Melts From Highways ias confidential Vice President Hubert H Humphrey was on hand along with Secretary of State Dean Rusk and Secretary of Defense Robert S McNamara Also attending were Gen Earle G Wheeler chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff liam F Raborn director of the Central Intelligence Agency Gen Maxwell D Taylor former ambassador to Saigon who now is a presidential consultant on Viet Nam and roving sador W Averell Harriman ers in the movie glamor set agree with an American geon's theory that the girls do it deliberately Dr Louis H Paradies a bone specialist who leaches at the University of Texas ern Medical School in Dallas told a medical meeting in cago that there is no cal reason for a woman to gle while walking The female walk can be put he said Oh I don't believe de- clared Miss Cilento blonde wife of actor Sean Connery Women The congressional delegation included most of the lop cratic and Republican leaders of the Senate and House as well as the chairmen and ranking Schools remained closed of such committees as he south part of Relations Armed County this morning but and Appropriations These were some of the items back from an overseas peace naturally They are more flexible creatures than men and more mobile That's why they mission planes including the gine from Guam took part in the all-out assault On the ground U.S and other Allied troops extended their -i mese wen offensive but failed I tnl Arkansas area Lf wiggle In Hollywood Ann-Margret one of the prettiest wigglers in the American film colony I've never been conscious of how I walk from the waist down I do try to keep my shoulders straight I would never walk like a man What fun would there be in Paradies said movies made of women walking showed that those who wiggle take short steps and keep their knees stiff High heels have nothing to do with the female gait he added It's obvious the professor has never worn high sniffed Mario Thomas actress daughter of American comedian Danny Thomas She is currently starring in the London company of Barefoot in the Park End To Snow Expected In State But Frigid Weather To Continue By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The U.S Weather Bureau Tt i political committee wi an end to ie Ambassador B DUI jOi evidence most v ker the U.S e to Prod the Cong or hi bci fap forecast today brings hope to animation of American regulars of and S i I o a m as it The K jungle schools all reopened nf end is in sight Organization he's gentle cause he's a VI dl 0 IJI scanning square miles a house Two Children Burned In House Fire DEWITT Ark AP Two children were fatally burned and four others critically burned Tuesday night when a gasoline container was knocked over and caught fire in the living room earth from an altitude of feet The Lockheed Aircraft Corp which builds the secret craft identified the dead pilot as James T Zwayer of Lancaster Calif The injured m a n Weaver 37 of Calif was nol believed ly hurl A rancher who carried er by helicopter to a quoted him as saying he didn't know what happened to the plane was going fine and Albert Jr quoted Weaver as The military leaders are under heavy pressure lo accept order The final decision is up to the general officers who collectively run the armed forces Since the assassination of Rafael Leonidas Trujillo in 1961 there has been an upsurge of tion o caudillism or bossism both and military Power in the armed forces passed to the general officers and they have exercised it much KACI L The father of three of the like corporation officers The armed forces minister has as chairman of he board and the throe chiefs of staff and their subchiefs as directors The brigade and base commanders are the chief stockholders There have been six armed ON PACK SEVEN children also was burned seriously Police Chief Charles identified the dead as Everett Pike 6 and Ricky Mannis 10 months Hospitalized at Lillle Rock in critical condition were Pamela Pike 3 and Kim Pike 1 and Debbie Mannis fi and Steve Mannis 4 jungle hideaways Although lon million Ub IL CONSUlt all reopened resumption of 1 a one-day recess s State Police reported The forecast calls for low tonight to range from 16 in northern parts of the state lo the mid 20s in the ri rice i resumption of after a one-day recess K The cloud cover that Highi Th u were columns West Fork More than m trucks the sun and showered in the low to high 30s forests and and Ljn photographed in daylight in parts of stale will Overnight lows dipped into I land area of North vicl begin lo break up clearing for teens and 20s with the Ja remained closed today iu up clearing lor zus WHO me between Dec 31 and Jan fair and continued cold recorded at Gilbert where were open but rising tral highlands U.S their big miles northeast of Saigon on or any Allures yesterday m the by freezing nighttime inn 1A left the but rising 13 Most of tne were seen er Friday t e rd a v afternoon JA and 15 the latter Schools i A the bureau said in parts of the stale in rural areas school buses re- the dropped to 12 degrees i temperatures left the toward a served bv school b Marines fanned out roads to the Laos infiltration ng Da Nang i corridor j jn Af nn i t schools i i i 0 Pm M- On Jan 1 a number of throughout the c mn tl al Winslow and Jonn were photographed celled Tuesday because i li an of North Viet Nam's border transportation difficulties Jr r Grove said schools will reopen Laos and others were seen i Some light scattered snow j g wi in those areas tomorrow bearing al a rest and refueling area flurries remain in the Congress today for an Vet Cong mortar crews who had north of he Musia Pass Rusk Asks Congress For Emergency Aid WASHINGTON AP of State Dean Rusk 42 shells into the base Tuesday killing three cans and two Vietnamese j ARKANSAS WEATHER unknown number o Viel Cong Cloudy south and continued cold Onp shortly after midnight and Thursday par ly cloudy the a spokesman said and casualties were moderate I i north of the Pass as skies change from cloudy foreign i Refugees on the Laos side only partly cloudy through aid mostly for Viet of the border count in Thursday bureau said iv 500 trucks going south between The additional snow ls no a1 27 and Jan K were not expected lo add much defeat and One report being considered he blanket already un the i surrender to meeting force i the capital suggests lhal as than four force many as may deep in some parts of the state i The bulk of the money he re- have moved into South Highways in parts the quested would go into the northernmost Quang particularly the southern Jan backup of the military ON PAGE remained hazardous j fort in hot spots saying Mitchell and several other eyewitnesses said they heard explosions before the plane be- gan a long fall lo earth ing smoke The slightly heavier and longer model of the GOP Candidate Files First For Harris Post ROCK fAP Tlie Republican Party got the first candidate into he 4th District race today Lynn of Garland filed with the parly and with the secretary of slate about 10 minutes before Democratic David Marathon Cancer Drug Trial Finally Goes To Jury ui ic nn f T- w an effective medication chief sponsor of Dr i I v n Hoffman of The jury heard the Durovic developer of S ii U.S Court handed the of 178 witnesses 121 p.m his brother Marko Dr Durovic was indicted on i on proponents say is derived from 1 am hopeful and will always 40 counts involving possible the blood scrum of horses has be he said U was penalties built by went into den arrived al the secretary ofj Jan 7 n file 1 p.m service Jan 7 office to file i were locked up in a trial in Chicago's the drug al court history They are charged in corridor The defendants waited in n or tho years and Dr Mips 13 counts 41   

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