Rules Group Likely To Stay Under Control Of Democrats
The 1965 House Rules Committee is expected to remain under Democratic control with 2 or 3 new members. One Democrat and up to two Republicans face vacancies in January, while the remaining 12 seats stay in safe districts. Potential replacements include Rep. Claude Pepper for the liberal wing, and Rep. John B. Anderson is mentioned as a possible Hoffman successor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Arbogast Washington
House Rules Committee
Congress
House
Carl Elliott
Alabama
Elmer J. Hoffman
Mllinois
William H. Avery
Kansas
Avery
Hoffman
Howard W. Smith
Virginia
William M. Colmer
Mississippi
John B. Anderson
Ril
Elliott
South
Rules Committee
Claude Pepper
Florida
Pepper
Senate
Ethiopian Ambassador Is Shot In Stockholm Emb Standoff
Ethiopian Ambassador Abate Agede was shot three times on the Stockholm embassy grounds by his Polish chauffeur during a dispute. The 41 year old diplomat, previously with Ethiopia's U N delegation in Washington, was seriously wounded and hospitalized. the chauffeur was detained for questioning.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Abate Agede
Agede
Ethiopia
Washington
U.N
Plans discussed for El Dorado Fine Arts Center .
Kavanaugh Dodson outlined progress on converting the old Armory at Fifth and Jefferson into the El Dorado Fine Arts Center. Architect John Abbott prepares detailed plans with construction to start soon and completion hoped for early 1965. The center will house the El Dorado Art League, the Little Theatre, and the South Arkansas Symphony, providing year round exhibits.
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el Dorado Fine Arts Center
Kavanaugh Dodson
Business & Professional Women's Club
Dodson
el Dorado Fine Arts Association
John Abbott
5Th and Jefferson
el Dorado
el Dorado Art League
Little Theatre
South Arkansas Symphony
Canada Exports Around Ninety Percent of Nickel Output
The report notes Canada ships about 90 percent of its nickel production to foreign markets. It highlights the country's role in global nickel trade and potential impact on domestic supply.
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Canada
Chancery Court Rules On Five Duer Butler Barnes Cases
Judge Claude E. Love presided over five Wednesday Chancery matters. Anita Duer wins a decree for personal indignities and child custody with $75 monthly support plus costs and $100 attorney fee. Glenda Faye Butler also receives a decree for personal indignities and mental cruelty. Barnes case remains under advisement after evidence. Bowery Savings Bank wins judgment of 13597.20 with costs, 10 percent attorney fee, interest from 1968, foreclosure, sale if unpaid in 10 days with Rush Hotten appointed sale commissioner. Martindale defeats Diana Martin dale in cross claim, defendant restored to former name Diana Mooney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude E. Love
Chancery Court
Anita Duer
Paul Duer
Glenda Faye Butler
Curtis Dee Butler
Gertrude Barnes
Charles H. Barnes
Bowery Savings Bank
Thomas Merri Myers
Etux
Rush Hotten
James Roan Martindale
Diana Martindale
Diana Mooney
Goldwater Wins California Primary and Seeks Unity
Arizona Senator Barry Goldwater withdrew from public comment after California's 86 delegates fueled talk of a first ballot win at the Republican National Convention in San Francisco. Campaign manager Denison Kitchel said Goldwater would be out of circulation for several days and would address Pennsylvania Military College's commencement before resuming Senate duties.
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Washington
Arizona
Barry Goldwater
California
Goldwater
San Francisco
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
GOP
Denison Kitcrel
Kitchel
Pennsylvania Military College
Chester
Senate
Foreclosures Filed in Second Division Chancery Court
Several petitions filed seek judgments totaling $5,100 to $4,545.60 with 6 percent interest and costs against multiple defendants including Leslie Aubrey, Ruby Aubrey, Lavant White, Irene Miller, J. D. Miller, Herman White, and Clarice White. Also in Second Division Circuit Court Dr D B Echols petitions for non profit incorporation of Country Club Terrace Residents Association.
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Chancery Court
Family Mortgage Company
Leslie Aubrey
Ruby Lee Aubrey
Southern Holding Corporation
Lavant White
Irene Miller
J. D. Miller
Herman White
Clarice White
D. B. Echols
Country Club Terrace Residents Association
Arkansas
Puerto Rican boxers named WBA Boxers of the Month
Josy Torres earned the honor after an upset of Wilbur McClure and Jose Gonzalez earned it for a technical knockout of Florentino Fernandez. Sonny Liston remained out of the rankings after losing the heavyweight title to Cassius Clay.
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Miami Beach
Josy Torres
Jose Gonzalez
World Boxing Association
Torres
Wilbur McClure
Gonzalez
Florentino Fernandez
Sonny Liston
Cassius Clay
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Arthur Latulippe
Jonesboro
U.S. District Court
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Nickel
Louise Sumners
ARA
Parkomat
Simpson’s Garage
8Th & N. Murphy
Tulhco
Texaco & Goodyear
Dick Burns House
oRyl
Dick Burns
Texaco Fire-Chief
IST
SRD Prize
Mae
North West Texaco
Sen. Goldwater
Rush Jewelers
Amerrice
N. College
Bob
Cook's Pest Control
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United Special
United
Ladies & Childrens
Bermuda
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