Policy switch on Viet Nam peace talks sparks debate
The Johnson administration shifts from a hard line to preconditions for talks in Viet Nam drawing criticism at home and abroad. The piece notes the bombing continued, questions the planning behind U.S. policy, and cites White House explanations and reactions from Red China and North Vietnam.
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Washington
Johnson
Viet Nam
U.S
South Viet Nam
North
Russia
Red China
United States
Faes
Ohnson
Rusk
One-Man Jury Brings New Clues In Palmport Mystery
Clay and David in Palmport pursue a lead as Barcello presses Cynthia for information. Dr. Rhoades outlines menopausal therapy while the case twists through jealousy, alibis, and possible hidden motives. The question remains who delivered the final blows.
Women Benefit From Exercise Post Menopause
San Francisco report notes older women can regain or maintain youth by a daily exercise routine. A Michigan physician cites programs and therapy options, with the FDA considering approval for hormone replacement schedules akin to contraception pills.
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San Francisco
Mi Drug Administration
Court Orders a New Trial in Greene County Case
Arkansas Supreme Court orders a new trial for Glenn Martin Randall and Roy Weser Carmack convicted of possessing burglary tools. The court reversed the verdict citing improper testimony from two witnesses who claimed seeing the defendants in Hayti and Carruthersville. Arrests occurred in Paragould on April 18, 1964.
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Little Rock
Arkansas Supreme Court Today
Greene County
Glenn Martin Randall
Roy Weser Carmack
Supreme Court
Randall
Carmack
Hayti
Carruthersville
Paragould
Ambiguous Fragment From 1890 Confederate Soldiers Home
Fragmentary OCR note dated December 1 1890 references the Confederate Soldiers Home and a location likely Little Rock. Details are unreadable, containing errors and missing context about the event or notice.
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Confederate Soldiers Home
Life in Arkansas shows quirky scenes from a bomb scare to cave rescue
In Little Rock a bomb scare at Robinson Auditorium spares an 82 year old artist nicknamed Mr Pete as patrons flee. Mountain View divers face rising waters while Life Magazine pieces details for its cave rescue story. a Batesville man suggests Fifty Six’s distance from town as the name origin. a Stuttgart girl marks her 12th birthday despite earlier forecasts of a short life. a Stuttgart fourth grader discusses measles with a neighbor. Alden Peterson teaches children music and tests knowledge of a Marine Battle Hymn title with a punchy youth response.
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Little Rock
Robinson Auditorium
Brotherhood
Stuttgart
Pete” Finken
Mountain View
Life Magazine
Fifty Six
Alden Peterson
Arkansas State Symphony
Peterson
Fish Bait Remains Doorkeeper 33 Years at Capitol
William M. Miller of Pascagoula Mississippi marks 33 years as House doorkeeper this Saturday. He has introduced about 50 dignitaries at joint sessions since 1949 and is known for mixing humor with diplomacy. Miller, 55, drives a 1947 Dodge, earns 25377.94 yearly, and earned his nickname from childhood shrimp bait in Pascagoula.
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Washington
House of Representatives
William M. Miller
Pascagoula
Miss
Capitol
Miller
House
Congress
Diplomatic Corps
Supreme Court
Richard M. Nixon
Mistah
United States Senate
Nixon
United States
Senate
Britain
Elizabeth
Queen Elizabeth II
Prince Philip
Howdy
Mam
House Chamber
State Department
Prince
Harrison Stone Jackson Junior College
Perkinston
George Washington University
Mable Breeland
Mississippi
Sarah Patsy
Mississippi College
Clinton
University of Alabama
Fish Bait
Gulf
Americans Evacuated From Dalat to Bangkok
A total of 116 American schoolchildren and missionary teachers were evacuated from Dalat in South Vietnam to Bangkok aboard three U S Air Force transports. The children are sons and daughters of missionaries with the Christian and Missionary Alliance serving in seven Asian countries.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Bangkok
Dalat
U.S. Air Force
The
Christian and Missionary Alliance
Confederate government ends in Arkansas in 1865
On May 26 1865 the Confederate government collapsed in Arkansas marking the effective end of Confederate authority in the state during the final days of the Civil War.
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Arkansas
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