Faubus Ends Long Arkansas Political Career Temporarily
Former Arkansas governor Orval Faubus announces a temporary retirement after Jan. 10 as Winthrop Rockefeller assumes office. He contemplates future runs for Congress or the U.S. Senate in 1968 or a possible return to the governorship, reflecting on the 1957 Little Rock school crisis and his 12 years in office. Faubus defends his actions and predicts a quiet period in Huntsville, Alabama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Holbeck
Little Rock
Ark
Orval Faubus
Ozarks
Faubus
Winthrop Rockefeller
Rockefeller
United Press International
Congress
U.S. Senate
New York
Arkansas
Francis Cherry
Arkansas Industrial Development Commission
Jim Johnson
Johnson
Central High School
Arkansas National Guard
Eisenhower
01St Airborne Division
1957
The
Huntsville
Fire crew finds no blaze after car fire alarm
Sterling Colorado firemen arrive at the alarm scene but cannot locate a fire as the owner drives away in a smoking car. No fire reported.
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Sterling, Colo
UPI
West and East signalling in bridge and a West Point film
Oswald and James Jacoby explain a reader’s bridge hand misread and the suit preference signal used by experts to deduce opponents’ cards. The missive notes how East could signal hearts and clubs and avoid errors. The page also advertises The West Point Story television film starring James Cagney Doris Day and Virginia Mayo airing Monday night.
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West
South
East
James Cagney
Doris Day
Virginia Mayo
Leaflet Blizzards Bring U S Message to Enemies
The article reports on a surge in anti Viet Nam leaflets dropped over North and South Vietnam. It notes millions of leaflets praising allied leaders, urging North Vietnamese to surrender, and recounts Viet Cong surrenders through the Chieu Hoi program. It highlights psy war efforts and the ongoing combat in the field near Cam Ranh Bay.
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Saigon
Vietnam
Popsie
Manila
North Vietnam
LBJ
Republic of
Viettnam
Hanoi
Bill Westmoreland
North
South Viet‘nam
U.S
Cam Ranh Bay
Republic of Vietinam
Lyndon Johnson
South Vietjnam
Ho Chi Minh
They Serve You Gareth H. Clift Police Captain in Cedar Rapids
Gareth H. Clift 43 captains the Cedar Rapids police department shift from 4 p m to midnight. Born in Cedar Rapids he attended local schools and spent nine years in the army air corps plus 13 years in reserve. He joined the force March 28 1948 and was promoted to captain in March 1959. He and his wife Helen have a son and a daughter.
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Gareth H. Clift
Cedar Rapids
Army Air Corps
Clift
Helen
Order Harrier Heads To Boost Doll Sales
A London doll maker, unhappy with poor boy doll sales, sent researchers to uncover the cause. They found that girls preferred hairier dolls to suit a Beatle look. The firm dispatched thousands of hairier heads to retailers for exchange.
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London
UPS
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Tennessee Valley Authority
Rural Electrification Administration
Chaice
Northwestern Bell
Iowa
By Oswald
James Jacoby
Jackson
Mich
Alfa
By Bob Considine
Niagara Falls
Magnavox
Hiltbrunner’s
Second Street
Everslovin
Guaranty
Guaranty’s
3Rd Ave
4Th St
Guaranty Bank & Trust CO
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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