Rotary Club hosts Jape Two Coaches and football briefing
Ray Lawrence introduced coaches Freddie Glaze Joe Hart Joe Austin and Leon Reader at the Rotary Club luncheon last Friday. They outlined what to expect from the Bobcats next season including player weights and the team’s strengths and weaknesses. Presidents and visiting Rotarians were welcomed. A separate AP dispatch notes a Little Rock desegregation hearing set for Thursday in U.S. District Court. The Justice Department filed suit alleging district maintained segregated schools while the district cites a freedom of choice plan and Negroes electing the all Negro school.
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Ray Lawrence
Freddie Glaze
Joe Hart
Joe Austin
Leon Reader
Rotary Club
Bobcat
Glaze
Little Rock
Crawfordsville
U.S. District Court
Justice Department
Bobcats
Leon Reeder
Rotary
Marchers Picket in Wisconsin Shielded by National Guard
Civil rights marchers in Wauwatosa, Wisconsin, backed by 477 National Guard troops with bayonets, faced taunts from white crowds for a 10th night. Governor Knowles weighs sending guards back as tensions rise but no major violence or many arrests reported. The article also includes a 24 hour Experiment Station forecast for Arkansas with a mix of sun and showers and temperatures in the 80s.
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National Guard
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Wisconsin National Guard
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Knowles
Nate Harwell
Milwaukee Youth Council
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Judge Cannon
Arkansas
Associated Press
Central
Youthful Arkansans of Arkansas elects leaders at state meet
About 1,200 teens gathered at Winrock Farms on Petit Jean Mountain for the YAR state convention. North Little Rock’s Charles Climer was elected president with Winthrop Rockefeller urging youths that 1966 could be their year. New officers include Vicki Murray and Mally Shell.
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Charles Climer
North Little Rock
Arkansans of Arkansas
Yar
Winrock Farms
Petit Jean Mountain
Winthrop Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Arkansas
Vicki Murray
Texarkana
Mally Shell
Arkadelphia
Kennedy Seen As Help For Democratic Party Campaigns
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey said Senator Robert F. Kennedy would be a great help to the Democratic party in 1966 campaigns while predicting President Johnson will seek and win the 1968 nomination. Richard Nixon attributed Kennedy’s poll strength to money and organization, and warned Johnson could drop Humphrey for Kennedy on a 1968 ticket. Humphrey’s busy schedule includes about 80 appearances in over 35 states, with focus on the agricultural Midwest. In London, Britons reportedly prefer other foods as fish and chips fell to eighth in a survey of 70,000 factory canteen users.
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Washington
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Robert F. Kennedy
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Johnson
Prestedent
Richard M. Nixon
Kennedy
Nixon
Associated Press
California
Taste For Chips
London
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