LBJ Signals Peace Moves as Viet Nam Talks Grow
President Johnson plans a national address at 9 p.m. EST outlining cautious U.S. guidelines for negotiating in Vietnam and issues for a successful accord. His remarks follow a March 25 statement pledging an honorable peace and possible economic aid, amid growing international calls for talks without preconditions.
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Senate Messy Vote Paths On Education Aid And War Track
Senate and House debate education aid provisions with Sen Ervin aiming to tether judicial review of private school provisions. Johnson pushes for a clean bill, while President Taylor’s Vietnam policy adds engineers and communicators to the South Vietnam force as diplomacy and military options mix.
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Berlin Autoban Clash Raises Tension Over Access
West Berlin faced traffic squeezes as the autobahn between Berlin and West Germany was closed for hours by Communist protests linked to the Bundestag meeting. The Allies warned Moscow to halt interference with access to Berlin, amid broader East West tensions and warnings of possible reprisals.
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Weather Forecast Focuses On Arkansas Regions
The Arkansas forecast shows Central Arkansas warm in the 80s with nights near 60, Northwest Arkansas expecting increasing clouds and a 20 percent shower chance late Thursday, Southeast Arkansas partly cloudy then 80s, Southwest Arkansas with showers and thunder showers up to 15 percent, and Northeast Arkansas fair tonight with 80 to 85 Thursday.
Arkansas Louisiana Weekend Forecast Update
Arkansas fair with little temperature change tonight lows 50s north 60s south. Thursday partly cloudy warm with thundershowers affecting about 20 percent of the west by late afternoon or evening. Highs mostly in the 80s. Louisiana partly cloudy and warm through Thursday. Lows tonight 65 to 70. Highs Thursday 78 to 84.
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Obituary of Mrs. J. L. Kitchens 59 of Texarkana
Mrs. J L Kitchens 59 formerly of Hope died Tuesday in a Texarkana hospital she resided in Texarkana. Survived by husband a son J L Kitchens Jr of North Ridge California two daughters Aubria Cross Tulsa and Lynne Strong Texarkana two brothers Charles Atkerson Roseburg Oregon John Atkerson Fulton two sisters Martha Franks Hope and Mert Swims Rawls Texas. Services Friday 2 pm Bethel Baptist Church Texarkana burial Memorial Gardens of Texarkana. Body lies in state East Funeral Home Texarkana until funeral time active pallbearers Jim Williams Harold Thompson Dale Parker Roy Warmington Sherman Grisham Ben Hughes.
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Mrs Eva Jane Steel Dies at 69 in Texarkana Hospital
Mrs Eva Jane Steel 69 resident of Magnolia died Tuesday in a Texarkana hospital. Survived by son Capt T R Steel of Texarkana two sisters Mrs C R White of Columbus and Mrs Jessie Marcum of Hope. Funeral arrangements are in complete.
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Columbus
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Hope
Three Klansmen Indicted in Alabama
Federal grand jury indictments charge three men tied to the Ku Klux Klan in a conspiracy to threaten and intimidate civil rights march participants. Bonds set at $50,000 each for Collie Leroy Wilkins Jr Eugene Thomas and William Orville Eaton. The case follows the slaying of Viola Liuzzo near Lowndesboro after the Selma to Montgomery march.
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Grand Jury
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Dallas County Voters League
Camden
Washington
Allan J. Eliender
D-La
Eliender
Sen
Sam J. Ervin Jr
D-N.c
Race Attendance Down Not Taxes
Oaklawn Park attendance fell but Arkansas tax receipts rose for the 1965 race meeting. Revenue Commissioner J Orville Cheney reported taxes totaled 1 751 318 versus 1 552 179 last year. The meet was shortened by snow and the mutuel pool tax rose from five to six percent while gambling crackdowns continued.
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Negro Elected to San Antonio City Council
In San Antonio Texas voters chose the first Black city councilman, Rev. S H James a 46 year old Baptist minister, on a Good Government League ticket. He defeated three opponents as the league also saw incumbents win other races including Mayor W W McAllister.
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