Federal condemnation notice for Millwood Dam land rights
In the Western District of Arkansas a condemnation action targets 256.22 acres in Howard and Hempstead Counties for the Millwood Dam project. It names Roy Rosenbaum and J Foster Cannon estates among heirs, with multiple easements including flood control rights and mineral reservations. Objections must be filed within five days after last publication, or consent to the taking is implied.
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United States District Court
Western District of Arkansas
Texarkana
United States of America
Howard and Hempstead
Arkansas
Gibson G. Corbell
Roy Rosenbaum
J. Foster Cannon
F. Y. Trimble
United States
US Army Engineer District
Tulsa District
Millwood
Congress
Millwood Reservoir
Little River
Charles M. Conway
E. A. Riddle
U.S
Federal
Fort Smith
Section
Township 11
Hempstead County
S.R
Hasterly
Howard and Hempsterad Counties
Johnson pledges federal aid to curb race riots in U.S.
President Johnson told the American Bar Association that federal help will aid local authorities to halt violence in both the North and South. He condemned attacks on property and people, urged orderly enforcement of the 1964 Civil Rights Act, and warned against nuclear brinkmanship in Vietnam. Johnson emphasized federal support only where needed and reaffirmed commitment to a peaceful settlement in Vietnam and Cyprus.
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New York
Johnson
The
American Bar Association
America
Mississippi
United States
Viet Nam
Cyprus
Washeaton
Italy President Reported Better
Rome Reuters reports Italian President Antonio Segni, 73, continued improving after a cerebral stroke last Friday. Doctors say he rested through the night without oxygen and his general condition shows persistent improvement with clearer senses.
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Rome
Antonio Segni
Legal land and right of way description and acres
The notice describes land parcels in Howard and Hempstead Counties Arkansas lying below 290.0 feet MSL totaling 63.80 acres and a separate tract in Hempstead County described as a right of way across several sections. The document cites sections townships and ranges with precise boundary lines and dates August 14 21 28 194d.
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Howard and
Hempstead
Arkansas
Sec. Vion 5
Temnstead County
Arabs Oppose Proposed Western Multilateral Nuclear Force
At the 17 nation disarmament conference in Geneva the United Arab Republic urged a halt in planning a Western multilateral nuclear force. UAR Ambassador Hassan proposed that US and USSR enter technical talks on whether the plan would disseminate atomic arms, while Britain voiced reservations. US and Soviet delegates signaled careful study and ongoing opposition to allowing West Germany nuclear weapons access.
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Geneva
United Arab Republic
UAR
Abdel Fattah Hassan
Hassan
United State
Soviet Union
Britain
U.S
Clare H. Timberlake
Francisco Cavalletti
Semyon K. Tsarapkin
Timberlake
United States
U.N. Assembly
Organization For African Unity
Tsarapkin
West Germany
20 Million for USA Buildings Gets Senate House Accord
Washington AP reports Senate and House conferees have agreed on a 20.1 million appropriation for sites and planning expenses for 37 buildings nationwide. The agreement outlines funding for construction and future development as part of a federal building program.
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Washington
Senate
House
Leftovers from National Scout Jamboree auction planned
Valley Forge Pa AP notes 52 000 Boy Scouts attended the jamboree last month and left behind items including 5000 picnic tables 2500 plastic jugs 1400 garbage cans 1400 galvanized pails cooking utensils a pump a lawnmower and construction equipment parts and lumber. The items will be sold at auction.
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Valley Forge, Pa
Stanley M. Hawkins
Hawkins
Maneuvers by China Amid Gulf Crisis Reach Provinces
Communist China announced large scale military drills in provinces facing North Vietnam and Nationalist China. Peking Radio in Japanese in Tokyo tied the maneuvers to the Gulf of Tonkin crisis and the US air strike on North Vietnam. Chen Yi pledged solidarity with Hanoi in repelling aggression. Thousands of troops conducted drills including shooting and grenade throwing.
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Tokyo
China
Viet Nam
Peking Radio
Gulf of ‘Tonkin
Chen Yi
Xuan Thuy
Peking
New China News Agen
Magnolia Post Office Budget Included in 1966 Appropriation
The Magnolia federal building would receive 83,000 dollars as part of a 20.1 million allocation in the annual independent offices appropriation bill. The House bill rejected funding for 37 projects though President Johnson had budgeted them. The Senate approved 33,200,000 dollars for sites and planning expenses.
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Magnolia
Magnolia Federal
Independent Offices
Johnson
Senate
Forest Fire Fund to Be Increased in Weather Budget
The Senate Appropriations Committee approved a $200,000 addition to the Weather Bureau budget, affecting Fort Smith Arkansas and 12 other U.S. cities. If Congress approves, Commerce Department funding would establish seven new fire weather centers and add staff and gear at six existing centers, with Fort Smith among the locations receiving extra services.
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Washington
Senate Appropriations Committee
Weather Bureau
Fort Smith
Ark
U.S
Bureau
Agences
Congress
Commerce Department
Woman's death by own action Try Is Stopped
Associated Press reporter Len Taliaferro of Little Rock was driving across the Memphis Arkansas bridge when he saw a woman about to jump and police attempting to divert her to safety. The dramatic moment is recounted with news values and context.
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Associated’ Press
Toensman
Len Taliaferro
Little Rock
Memphis - Arkansas Bridge
Police rescuer halts woman from Mississippi River jump
Memphis police patrolman J A Harvey climbed to the bridge superstructure to reach 20 year old Sue Tankersley who threatened to jump into the Mississippi River. After the rescue she was taken for psychiatric observation at a hospital. The incident began when a motorcycle rider, Sam Hearn, 34, rode by and she began climbing the bridge.
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Sen Taliaferro
Associated Press
Memphis (Ap
Memphis - Arkansas Bridge
Mississippi River
Sue Tankersley
J. A. Harvey
Henry Lux
Geographic references in wartime borders and havens
The excerpt notes areas in Kwantung and Fukien provinces and the Luichow Peninsula as strategic frontiers. It describes Kwantung bordering northeastern Communist Vietnam, Fukien opposite Formosa, and Luichow facing Communist held Haiphong Island, highlighting explosive handling and river crossings as tactical concerns.
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Kwantung
Fukien
Luichow Peninsula
Viet Nam
Formosa
Hai- Inan Island
Outflow of U.S. Dollars Rising in 1964 Balance Data
The Commerce Department reports the annualized U.S. dollar outflow reached 2.9 billion in the Apertune period, with a May June deficit near the first quarter level. First-half deficit stands at 1.9 billion, with projections of 1.5 to 2 billion for year end, amid warnings on gold reserves and past policy shifts. For context, 1963 deficit was about 3.3 billion as authorities began a program to curb dollar outflow.
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Washington
U.S
Commerce Department
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Nea, Ber
TM. Ray
Pot
Cal
John
Segni
U.S.A
Harvey
Mrs. Tankersley
Lux
Shadow
Audit Bureau of Circulations
ABC
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