Petition To Close Rights Bill Debate Faces Saturday Filing
Petition signed by 37 senators will be filed Saturday to seek cloture on the civil rights debate now in its 71st day. If approved, a cloture vote would occur Tuesday after a noon session and timezone changes.
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Joe Hall Washington
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Clair Engle
D-Calif
Dirksen
Kuchel
Case
Fong
Keating
Beall
Allott
Saltonstall
Cooper
Scott
Javits
Mans
Field
Humphrey
Brewster
Randolph
Muskie
Clark
McNamara
Ribicoff
Inouye
Douglas
Kennedy Young
Dodd
Hart
Metcalf
Hartke
Moss
Morse
Jackson
McIntyre
Pastore
Pell
Nelson
Neuberger
Williams
Bayh
Mansfield
Engle
York Manufacturing to Open West Memphis Plant
York Manufacturing Co. Inc. plans a new West Memphis plant within 90 days with 100 plus workers and a payroll over 65 thousand dollars monthly. The six acre site in a 40 000 square foot building may expand to 80 000. No bonds involved and the West Memphis Chamber of Commerce arranged the location.
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West Memphis, Ark
York Manufacturing Co., Inc
York
Norman G.byrd
Hayward
Calif
West Memphis
Hussman’s Station Control Approved in Arkansas
The Federal Communications Commission approved Thursday the acquisition of control of Radio Station KAMD Camden Ark and Camden Radio Inc by Walter E Hussman of Camden. The commission also approved the assignment of license to KOKY North Little Rock McLendon Little Rock Broadcasting Co to KOKY Inc for 225000 dollars.
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Washington
Federal Communications Commission
KAMD
Camden
Ark
Camden Radio, Inc
Walter E. Hussman
KOKY
North Little Rock
McLendon Little Rock Broadcasting Co
Koky, Inc
Arkansas and Louisiana Weather Outlook
Arkansas sees mostly cloudy mild weather with scattered thunderstorms mainly in the north and ending tonight. Lows 55 to 62. Saturday remains partly cloudy and mild with highs 70 to 80. Louisiana has partly cloudy skies through Saturday with widely scattered showers in the far north this afternoon and tonight and a few showers likely southeast Saturday afternoon. Tonight's lows and Saturday highs reach the 80s.
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Arkansas
Louisiana
Four Men Held In Soybean Seed Swindle
The FBI reports a soybean seed fraud case in Arkansas leading to four arrests from Missouri. Terry Dobbs Joe Franklin James Ashcraft and Wayatt Neal were charged with fraud by wire after ordering seeds under a fictitious firm and reselling them below agreed prices. Robert Dortch Farms of Scott delivered $24,599 worth of beans to the nonexistent outfit.
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Little Rock
FBI
Arkansas
Roy K. Moore
Steele
Terry Maruice Dobbs
Joe Jerry Franklin
James Abner Ashcraft
Steele, Mo
Wayatt Loyd Neal
Holland, Mo
Youth Jailed In Threat To President
Kalamazoo police say a 19 year old man admitted five killings after a tip led to his arrest. Larry Ranes of Kalamazoo allegedly killed teacher Gary Smock in Plymouth and confessed to other slayings in Elkhart Indiana Battle Creek Michigan Las Vegas Nevada and Kentucky with few details on the latter crimes.
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Kalamazoo
Mich
Gary Albert Smock
Plymouth
Larry Ranes
Karl Lutz
Ranes
Smock
Charles Edward Snyder
Elkhart, Ind
Lutz
Las Vegas
Nev
Kentucky
Ball Talks With French Minister
U S Undersecretary of State George W Ball met with French Foreign Minister Maurice Couve de Murville in Paris for over an hour to discuss Southeast Asia Ball plans talks with President de Gaulle later that day The meeting focused on mutual concerns about Southeast Asia and aimed to continue dialogue with France Ball will travel to London for talks with British officials De Gaulle is to receive Chinas ambassador Huang Chen on Saturday for credentials Ball, a special emissary from President Johnson, seeks alignment on Southeast Asia policy with France.
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Joseph E. Dynan
PARIS
U.S
George W. Ball
Maurice Couve de Murville
France
Southeast Asia
Couve de Murville
Charles de Gaulle
Ball
de Gaulle
China
Huang Chen
Johnson
Honolulu
Dean Rusk
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
South Viet Nam
Laos
White House
Romney Told Legal Closing Power Stands
Gov. George Romney was advised by Atty. Gen. Frank Kelley that he maintains legal authority to again shut down the Essex Wire Corp. plant in Hillsdale Michigan. National Guardsmen remain on alert as a prolonged strike nears its 98th day and earlier unrest prompted a temporary plant closure.
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Lansing
Mich
George Romney
Atty
Frank Kelley
Essex Wire Corp
Hillsdale
Kelley
Romney
D-Day Commemorations On 20th Anniversary At Omaha Beach
At Omaha Beach France Allied nations begin two days of ceremonies to honor the living and dead of the Normandy invasion on the 20th anniversary. Veterans from American British Canadian and French units gather in the invasion area as Gen Omar Bradley and Gen Maxwell Taylor head the U S official delegation.
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Harvey Hudson
Omaha Beach
France
U.S
Omar N. Bradley
Silas Vance
Maxwell
U S and Vietnamese special forces wipe out Viet Cong supply area
Jungle trained forces conducted a three day scorched earth operation along the Cambodian border west of Tay Ninh. About 1 000 tons of rice were destroyed and a 20 mile stretch of the Vaico Oriental River left barren. 25 Viet Cong were killed in the operation.
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Vaico Oriental
Cambodia
U.S
Communist Forces Repelled in Laos Hill Assault
Pathet Lao forces attacked the neutralist Phou Koutt hill northwest of Plaine des Jarres but were beaten back after seven hours of fighting leaving 10 dead. Neutralists asked air support from U.S. fighters, but monsoon weather blocked relief. The three nation commission canceled a visit to Souphanouvong amid Cabinet changes in Vientiane.
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Antoine Yared
Vientiane
Laos
Pathet Lao
Plaine Des Jarres
Phou Koutt
Muong Kheung
Muong Soui
Kong le
Ban Na
Three-Nation Control Commission
Prince Souphanouvong
Commission
Souphanouvong
Souvanna
Hanoi
Cambodia
Korean Official Resigns To End Demonstrations
Kim Chong-pil, longtime Park ally and ex-head of Korea’s secret police, resigns as chairman of the Democratic Republican party to quell protests. Park accepts the move as martial law tightens. colleges close until July 4 and student unrest spreads to five cities with clashes, hunger strikes, and police using tear gas.
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Robert Liu
Seoul
Korea
Kim Chong-pil
South Korea
Chung Hee Park
Democratic Republican Party
Park
Kim
Kim 37
Japan
Pusan
Donga University
Dents
Kimchon
Chongju
Kwangju
Taegu
Law
North Viet Nam attacks Khrushchev over world revolution
The Hoc Tap article from North Vietnam and distributed by New China News Agency accuses Khrushchev of prioritizing Moscow policy over world revolution. It criticizes his international division of labor, opposing other Red nations and delaying military aid, urging self reliance.
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Tokyo
Viet Nam
Khrushchev
Moscow
Hoc Tap
North Vietnamese
Communist Party
Pham Hung
Peking
New China News Agency
Soviet Union
Division of Labor
Romania
U N Seeks on the spot border study in Cambodia Viet Nam
United Nations Security Council chairman Arsene Assouan Usher plans to name Brazil Ivory Coast and Morocco to form a three nation group for an on the spot investigation of border troubles between Cambodia and South Viet Nam. The panel must report back within 45 days.
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United Nations, N.Y
Security Council
Arsene Assouan Usher
Brazil
Ivory Coast
Morocco
Cambodia
Viet Nam
Usher
Council
Minor Damage From Three Junction City Fires
Fire alarms answered by the El Dorado Fire Department reported minor damage at three locations Friday morning. A vacant house on Junction City Highway owned by Lee Lum sustained undetermined origin fire damage. A 1959 automobile owned by Willie Williams had wiring and carburetor damage. A grass fire under the Missouri Pacific Railroad overpass near the same highway caused no damage.
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el Dorado
Willie Williams
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Junction City
DeGray Dam dedication draws 500 expected attendees
Five hundred persons are expected to hear Sen. John L. McClellan dedicate the DeGray Dam seven miles northwest of Arkadelphia. Rep. Oren Harris and Maj. Gen. Ellsworth I. Davis will speak at the 2 p.m. ceremony. The dam on the Caddo River aims to control the Ouachita and aid navigation. The Ouachita River Valley association projected a crowd of about 500 at the site.
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Arkadelphia
Ark
John L. McClellan
DeGray Dam
Oren Harris
D-Ark
Ellsworth I. Davis
Washington
U.S. Army Engineers
Caddo River
Little Peace Laos Parley Approved by Britain
London reports Britain accepts Poland's compromise for a limited Laotian peace conference with six nations involved. The United States will not participate, and proposals suggest Zurich as the meeting location later this month. Co chairmen would be Britain and the Soviet Union, with India Canada Poland and Laos as members. The Laos factions would be represented.
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London
U.S
Britain
Poland
Laos
United States
Zurich
Switzerland
Foreign Office
Soviet Union
India
Canada
British Blue Streak Rockets Soared Then Fell Short
ADELAIDE Australia AP Britain’s 90 ton Blue Streak rocket was launched at the Woomera Range after four failures in two weeks. It failed to reach its 1 000 mile target, part of a program to supply a first stage for satellites by 1967 or 1968 for ESRO.
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Adelaide
Australia
Britain
Woomera
European Space Research Organization
Class Ad Fighter Promises Quick, Hard-Hitting Help
O Howie Hustles proclaims himself a champion among ads at News and Times Classifieds. He vows nonstop punching for sellers with 24 hour service and urges readers to dial UN 26611 for a quick finish and extra cash.
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O. Howie Hustles
News and Times
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