Right-to-work Leader Sees No Repeal of Section 14 b
Reed Larson of the National Right-to-Work Committee in Little Rock says repeal of Hartley Act Section 14 b is unlikely next session due to rising public support for voluntary unionism. He notes Arkansas and 18 other states have right to work laws and cites strong opposition to compulsion from voters and Congress.
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Little Rock
Reed Larson
Washington
Committee
Congress
House
Senate
Lyndon Johnson
Arkansas
Larson
Arkansas State Chamber of Commerce and Associated Industries of
Kansas
El Dorado Council Approves 1966 Bond Policy Plan
The El Dorado City Council approved a blanket bond policy for officials and employees with Franques Insurance Agency for 1966 at a cost of 1198 dollars. The council also authorized a street light installation at Briarwood and Crestwood with a pole by the power company. A light at 529 East Main Street was referred for study. An ordinance repealing Ordinance 953 banning wooden shingles outside the fire district was passed. The council agreed to lease land from the McKinney Estate for a motorcycle race track in McKinney Park. A resolution urged residents to vote for Act 9 revenue bonds to finance Cooper Tire and Rubber Co expansion with no tax levy. A taxi surcharge proposal was referred to the ordinance committee. Six bills over 500 dollars were approved for payment. The mayor was authorized to allocate funds for College Avenue reconstruction and police and Goodwin Field work.
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el Dorado City
Franques Insurance Agency
Briarwood Drive
Crestwood Drive
Director of Public Works
E. Main St
el Dorado
McKinney Estate
McKinney Park
Cooper Tire and Rubber Co
Cooper
Arkansas Power and Light Co
el Dorado Water Utilities
Gifford - Hill and Co. Inc
Gilliam
El Dorado to Get Single ZIP Code 71730 Next January
El Dorado will receive one five digit ZIP code starting January 15 under a nationwide ZIP reform. Postmaster Henry T. Hogg said the change merges multiple codes into 71730 to streamline mail delivery and ease public transition during Christmas mailing season.
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Henry T. Hogg
el Dorado
Hogg
Lawrence F. O'Brien
Tam
O'Brien
Divorce suits filed in Second Division court
Two divorce actions filed in Chance County Second Division Court. Hobbye Taylor Claud Med filed against Ed saard Denne Clead on grounds of personal indignities seeking custody of two minor children, homestead, furnishings, car, and relief. Clyde RO Hinton filed against Hinton on grounds of personal indignities seeking custody of two minor children along with child support and attorney’s fees.
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Chance
Rv Court
Hobbye Taylor
Claud Med
Edsaard Denne
Clead
To Hinton
Clyde RO Hinton
Symposium Set By Union County Tuberculosis Association
The Union County Tuberculosis Association will sponsor the first annual symposium on chest diseases on December 12 at the Oak Tree Restaurant from 10 am to 4 pm. Four academic physicians from the University of Arkansas School of Medicine will participate in the program.
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Union County Tuberculosis Association
Oak Tree
Mildred Aycock
University of Arkansas School of Medicine
Clubs Take On SA Appeal Job
Reporting on the Salvation Army Christmas drive Brigd F E Cotes says the Knights of Pythias Lodge 89 will man kettles Friday and the Loyal Order of Moose Lodge 893 Saturday in downtown El Dorado About 600 applicants registered for Yaletime aid before Thursday with names to be checked for duplicates and only the neediest certified for a food basket.
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Salvation Army
F E. Cotes
Knight of Pythias Lodge 89
Loyal Order of Moose Lodge
el Dorado
Circuit Jury Awards $40 000 in Personal Injuries Suit
A Second Circuit Court jury awarded $40 000 in a personal injuries suit stemming from a boat accident on the Ouachita River near El Dorado. The plaintiffs Jerald Carney and guardian HooL Carney sought $175 000. the award allocated $25 000 for Jerald and $15 000 punitive to his father. The verdict blamed Parker 90 percent and Davis 10 percent. other defendants were cleared of negligence.
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Ovacula
Melvin Mayfield
Harry Parker
Jimmy Duffey
Eric Davis
Sam Cranston
James Price
Billy Price
Russell Hale
Danny Washington
Jerald Carney
Hool Carney
David Moore
Young Carney
Parker
Davis
Johnny Price
Price
Washington
Norphlet
Hale
Carey
Duffey and
Cranston
Mayfield
Ouachita River
BPWC Holds Monthly Business Meeting in Ming Room
The El Dorado Business and Professional Women's Club met in the Ming Room of Rufus Garrett House Tuesday for the monthly session. Mary Nell Mattox was elected second vice president to fill the unexpired term of Iane Martin who moved to Santa Ana California. Reports were given by treasurer Peggy McLarty, corresponding secretary Janice Ing and cashier Ruth Womble, with Mary Gideon also presenting a report as first vice president and program committee coordinator.
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el Dorado Business and Professional Women's Club
Ming
Rufus Garrett
Mary Nell Mattox
Arkansas Power and Light Co
Iane Martin
Santa Anna
Calif
Peggy McLarty
Janice Ing
Ruth Womble
Mary Gideon
United States Seizes Rhodesia Bank Assets for Britain
The United States handed over Reserve Bank of Rhodesia assets to the British Government. Secretary Dean Rusk named a new British board of directors to control the assets as part of sanctions against Rhodesian Premier Ian Smith.
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Washington
UPI
United States
Reserve Bank of Rhodesia
State Department
Dean Rusk
Ian Smith
Reading Records to El Dorado Library Promotion
Reading Records are available through the Daily News at 1 N Madison Ave El Dorado. Vinyl 12 inch Columbia records cost 2 postpaid or 180 over the counter. Each eight album set includes a Reading Book matching the words read by Miranda the Storyteller. Aimed at preschool to third grade to improve reading skills and foster a lifelong love of reading. Educators endorse this method as building better students and citizens.
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el Dorado
Daily News
Madison Ave
Library of Reading Records
Miranda
Elevator mystery rattles Chattanooga shoppers
Police rushed to a downtown department store after closing hours when an elevator moved up and down repeatedly. Authorities found no thefts or intruders, attributing the scene to a faulty switch and routine investigation.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Divorce Decrees and Support in Second Division Chancery Court
Judge Jim Rowan grants a divorce to Wednesday Howard Wayne Liner from Carolyn A Liner. Judge Claude Love rules five cases including James Alford Graves vs Lind Ann Graves for desertion and Jimmy F E Williams vs Marilyn Rose Williams for desertion. Marilyn Rose McManus restored name. Tom Beaford granted divorce from Ella Benford after three years’ separation. George Thrower divorces Georgette Thrower for personal indignities. Rayliene Pickett vs Archie Pickett orders $30 weekly child support, car and furniture pendente lite, plus $75 preliminary attorney fees.
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Jim Rowan
Chancery Court
Howard Wayne Liner
Carolyn
Claude Love
James Alford Graves
Lind Ann Graves
Jimmy FE Williams
Marilyn Rose Williams
Marilyn Rose McManus
Tom Beaford
Ella Benford
George Thrower
Georgette Thrower
Rayliene Pickett
Archie Ray Pickett
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Magnolia
Smackover
Shackleford and Shackleford
Crumpler and O'Conner
Richard Mays
Price Brothers
Bernard Whetstone
McKay
Anderson and Crumpler
Boyd Tackett
Duffie
BPWC
Calion Hwy
K.C
Famous Brands
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Polaroid
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