23 Jun 1965
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Newspaper
El Dorado Times
Location
El Dorado, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1965
Page
1
The report describes Mariner’s 1964 midcourse maneuver 1,217,613 miles from Earth with 7 019 mph relative speed and 74 06 mph solar velocity. It notes navigational challenges from cosmic dust and meteoroids and Earth’s orders to re lock onto Canopus after brief loss of fix.
A Union County listing outlines upcoming events including Y-Teens ukulele and guitar lessons at the YWCA, Y-Teens ceramic and bridge classes, and the Union County Citizens Band Radio Club meeting at the County Court House. Also noted are AMVETS Fraternal Center activities and a Junior Chamber gathering at Garrett Hotel with additional orders and assemblies referenced.
The Calion Baptists announce a revival led by Rev. Robert A Parker as evangelist. Services run daily at 7 30 p m with a worship hour observed on Sunday. Parker hails from Cullendale First Church and Rev Walter J Gilbreath of Calton Church invites attendance.
In Atlanta the civil rights movement continues as activists push for voting registration reforms. The report notes ongoing organizing efforts by rights workers and community leaders to expand voter access and challenge barriers to registration.
A high AP survey shows 80 percent of spring Arkansas college honor graduates plan to study or work outside Arkansas. Examples include Hendrix and Ouachita alumni pursuing graduate work at Vanderbilt and Marshall scholarships in Britain, with many citing higher salaries, broader programs, or stronger academic atmospheres elsewhere.
A federal panel reported by GEOFFREY GOULD states no causal connection has been found. Washington report notes the bill's progress amid ongoing debate.
Grady T. Hinton, graduate of LPI and recent Kregman Institute participant, has joined the institute’s research team. He brings expertise in information technology and data analytics to new projects and collaborations.
In Little Rock area, Clem ent S. Smith, a Negro teacher, filed suit alleging 14th Amendment rights violations after Morriston School District desegregated grades under a freedom of choice plan. Officials contend Sullivan High School closure and no extra hires. Smith claims discrimination and seeks a court order.
Dianne Alexander of El Dorado Civil Air Patrol earned top five seasonal honor as the only Arkansan selected for the Inter-Regional Girls Cadet Exchange. She impressed by completing CAP requirements, excelling academically, and receiving multiple commendations. El Dorado cadets have long led in special activities.
A 2000 foot television tower and antenna near Little Rock received approval. The Spanned Federal Communications Commission authorized the project to serve more than 200000 viewers of Television Station KATV Channel 7. The site lies one mile south of Pulaski County in Jefferson County on 175 acres off U.S. Route 165. Construction costs are estimated and work is expected to start soon.
Gen Mark Clark, a Korea war commander, urges continued bombing of North Vietnam to deter Communist gains. He argues victory requires hard air and naval power, warns against manpower wars, and recalls wartime armistice terms. Clark notes political pressure will rise but stresses decisive action.
Almanac notes today June 23 1965 marks day 174 of the year with 191 left. Saturn is morning star Venus and Mars are evening stars. Notable events include Penn treaty with Indians 1683 annexation of Texas 1845 Taft Hartley Act 1947 Taylor ambassador to South Viet Nam 1964. Quote from General Marshall on world peace.
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