Eleo Spawned Rains Drench the Coast
Eleo spawned storms drenched the coast with heavy rain across Maryland Virginia Roanoke Morgantown Asheville Ashville area. Cities reported over one inch with Cape Hatteras seeing nearly three inches. Tornadoes struck Laurinburg North Carolina causing injuries and estimated damages around seven hundred fifty thousand dollars.
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Roanoke
Vate
Morgantown
W. Va
Ashville
D .C
Winston-Salem
N.C
Cleo
Laurinburg
Cape Hatteras
Greek Cypriot Promised Aid by Nasser
Cyprus president Makarios returns from Alexandria after meeting with UAR leader Gamal Abdel Nasser who promised support as Turkish Greek disputes flare across the region. demonstrations in Izmir and Nicosia heighten tensions with UN reports of air traffic and security warnings from Ankara.
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Nasser
Alex Efty
Nicosia
Cyprus
Makarios
United Arab Republic
Alexandria
U.A.R
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Yprus
Weather Report from Experiment Station Mon Day
Weather Experiment Station reports 24 hours ending 7 a.m. Monday with a high of 93 and a low of 68. Continued on Page Two.
Johnson Planned Convention Carefully After Cutting Out Ones Who Could Hurt Him
Atlantic City based AP report details Lyndon B Johnsons meticulous convention strategy at the Democratic National Convention. He trimmed potential rivals like Robert F Kennedy, avoided floor fights, and delayed tribute to JFK until decisions were set. Johnsons White House network, led by Clifton Carter and Walter Mondale, orchestrated broad planning across all 50 states with workshops on publicity, citizen groups, and campaign materials.
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Johnson
Arthur Edson
Atlantic City
Lyndon, B
Hubert H. Humphrey
White House
Robert. F. Kennedy
John F. Kennedy
Mississippi
Humphrey
California
Guy
Edmund G. Brown
Sen
Pierre Salinger
Assembly
Jesse M. Unruh
Alan Cranston
Walter Mondale
Minnesota
Atlantic City White House
Waljier Jenkins
Clifton Carter
Richard “Maguire
National Committee
LBJ
Carter
Convention
Tshombe Claims Albertville Recovered From Rebels
Premier Moise Tshombe said his army retook Albertville in the eastern Congo, claiming rebels fled leaving weapons behind while another rebel thrust toward Bukavu continued. He reported freeing 28 Europeans and noted 100 others’ fate unclear as mercenaries were recruited to bolster the army.
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Robin Mannock
Leopoldville
The
Tshombe
Albertville
Congo
Katanga
Lake Tanganyika
Gaston Soumialo
Bukavu
China
Makarios
Cyprus
Orkey
Inonu
Moise Tshombe
Humphrey Background Attacked as VP Pick Debate Rages
AP reports in Washington as Georgia Senator Sanders views Humphrey as asset for Democrats while GOP chair Dean Burch says it could unite Republicans. Sam Ervin warns liberal background may hurt in the South but predicts Johnson Humphrey ticket wins South electoral votes. Johnson stays at Texas ranch. Goldwater campaigns off Newport Beach. Miller warns Republicans against switch. Clare Boothe Luce withdraws in New York.
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Washington
Georgia
Carl Sanders
Hubert H. Humphrey
Dean Burch
Sam J. Ervin Jr
Dn.c
Humphrey
South
Johnson
Senate
Texas Ranch
Atlantic City
Sen
Barry Goldwater
Dennison Kitchel
Newport Beach
Calif
William E. Miller
New York
Republian
New York State
Clare Boothe Luce
Fire sparks clashes on New York’s Lower East Side
Residents of a largely Puerto Rican block amid a tenement fire clashed with Black residents and police. Firemen avoided injury as hundreds faced off with bottles rocks and gasoline devices. Police arrested multiple suspects and several dozen people, including Blacks and Puerto Ricans, faced disorder charges.
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New York
Lower East Side
School Problems to Be Studied in Arkansas Phase One Nears Completion
The Arkansas Education Department reports the first phase of a study on school problems is nearing completion. It compiles statistics on finance, personnel, administration, dropouts, lunches, and vocational education. Phase two starts November 1 with on the spot appraisals by department directors at district requests. Results will go to superintendents with guidelines brochures for administrators to improve programs.
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Little Rock
State Education Department
Arkansas
Akansas
A. G. Thompson
Thompson
Education Department
Georgia governor heralds Humphrey as asset to Democrats
AP News Digest notes Georgia Gov. Carl Sanders says Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey will prove an asset to the Democrats while GOP Chairman Dean Burch argues his selection helps Republicans. The piece also covers party strategizing, Luce withdrawing as a Conservative candidate, and various global and domestic political events.
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Georgia
Carl Sanders
Hubert H. Humphrey
GOP
Dean Burch
Humphrey
Clare Boothe Luce
U.S. Senate
New York
Senator Fulbright Seeks Emergency Loans for Drought Areas
Senator William J. Fulbright reports that the Department of Agriculture designated counties including Bradley Calhoun Clark Cleveland Columbia Dallas Drew Grant Hempstead Howard Lafayette Nevada Ouachita Pike Pulaski Saline Sevier and Union for Farm Home Administration emergency loans due to drought. Farmers unable to obtain local loans may apply for three percent emergency loans through FHA for drought relief.
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Department of Agriculture
Bradley
Calhoun
Clark
Cleveland
Columbia
Dallas
Drew
Grant, Hempstead
Howard
Lafayette
Nevada
54th Dipsea Race Is Run
Gregg Sparks, 17, of Mill Valley won the 54th Dipsea Race in 52 minutes 19 seconds. The 6.8 mile course includes stairways and mountain roads ending at Stinson Beach. Sparks started with 190 entrants amid foggy, steep sections while his mother joked about his laziness at home.
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Mill Valley
Calif
Stinson Beach
Gregg Sparks
Philadelphia Quiet After Negro Rioting
Philadelphia remains tense after a weekend of violence in North Philadelphia as rioters caused damage and looting. Sporadic vandalism and rock throwing at police continued into the early hours, while officials assessed the calm reported by authorities.
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Philadelphia
Biloxi
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Police Report Burglary and Two Weekend Crashes
City police reported a break in at Wy lie Glass and Salvage where burglars pried a safe but failed to open it and stole money from vending machines. A Sunday collision near Ave A involved Mrs. Bessie Shuffield of Hope and Jerry Dodson, with injuries to Shuffield and charges for failure to yield. A separate Saturday crash at Ave A involved Mrs. Pearl Shamlee of Prescott and Mrs. D J Rogers of Hope, with no injuries and both cited for failure to yield.
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Wylie Glass
Alvin Willis
Hickory ‘Handle Co
Atdrd
Washington
Bessie Shuffield
Erry Dodson
Hope
Shuffield
Rowe
Burke
Ave. A
Elim
Pearl Shamlee
Prescott
J. ‘Rogers
Small
L Rowe
Shamlee
Alvin York Suffers Worsening Health In Hospital
The ailing World War I hero Sgt Alvin York, aged 76, showed deteriorating condition at Veterans Hospital with reports listing critical and grave today. His wife and children were summoned as York, transferred from Pall Mall, Tenn, battles an acute urinary infection and long term bedridden status.
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Nashville
Tenn
Alvin York
Veterans Hospital
Very
York
Pall Mall
Here
All Around Town Hints and Club Meetings in Hope Area
Hope community notices list All Around Town Hope Men's Gold Association meeting September 3 at 6 30 pm at the Country Club with dinner at 7. Masters Tournament film shown. Dinner reservations via Mrs Ed Creasy by Tuesday. Ladies Golf Association gathering September 1 7 90 for refreshments and Masters meet film. Bobcat Boosters host hot dog and watermelon feed tonight at 7 at the Stadium. Whitfield Masonic Lodge meets September 1 at 7 30. Jeff erson Junior High welcomes new faculty member Mrs Martha Brashier of Hope pictured in Texarkana Gazette. City Court docket August 14 Herbert Reed misidentified. Arkansas Tennessee Mississippi Judicial Conference held at Velda Rose Motel Hot Springs attended by several judges from Hope Texarkana and Nashville. Bollworm moth flight continues in Arkansas with high field infestation in soybeans and cotton. control generally good per Extension Service. Prescott District of Registered Nurses monthly meeting postponed until Tuesday September.
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Hope Men’s Gold Association
Ken Daniels
Ed Creasy
Ladies Golf Association
Country Club
Bobcat Boosters
Velda Rose Motel
Hot Springs
Lyle Brown
Hope
Bobby Steel
Nashville
Howard
Textarkana
Royce Weissenberger
Weisenberger
Brown
Arkansas
Arkansas Agriculture Extension Service
Services Sunday for Carl McLarty
Funeral services for Carl McLarty, 90, of Mineral Springs Rt. 1, who died Friday in a Nashville hospital, were held Sunday. Burial was in Ozan Cemetery at Bingen. He was a retired farmer and member of the Bingen Methodist Church. Survivors include his wife, a son Charles of Okay, a daughter Mrs Hampton Hamilton of Columbus, Georgia, two brothers Glen of Bingen and Paul of Gordon, two sisters Mrs Bell Stephenson of Phoenix, Arizona and Mrs May Iiggins of New Boston, Texas.
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Carl McLarty
Mineral Springs Rt. 1
Nashville
Ozan Cemetery
Bingen
Senate Faces New Health Care Battle
Washington AP. Congress opened work after the convention week recess with little action expected in the House while the Senate prepared to reexamine elderly health care under Social Security. Presidential backing by Johnson could block early adjournment.
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Washington
Congress
House
Representatives
Senate
Johnson
New Threat Posed in Viet Nam By Student Leaders
In Saigon a student leadership council warned demonstrations would be used only as a last resort against the ruling triumvirate. Ton That Ue and Le Dinh Dieu Cama called for solidarity but pledged support for two months, while condemning last week's riots that killed at least 20. The government vows to curb violence and seeks Communist instigators amid Buddhist Catholic rioting.
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Greece
U.S
United Nations Command
Nicosia
Cyprus
Amara
Aegean
Izmir
Ismet Inonu
Turkey
Orhan Oztrak
Inonu
LM W. Browne
Maaco Viet Naim
National Assembly
Ton
Leadership Council of
Saigon
le Dinh Dieu Cama
Dieu
Viet Nam
Three Deaths by Violence in Arkansas
The Associated Press reports Bennie Elder 16 near Little Rock was killed riding a motorcycle struck by a car on U S 65 near Sweet Home. His sister-in-law Hazel Elder 16 was seriously injured. The crash followed the car losing control driven by Don Wilkison 22 of Warren. A third death, Robert Ward 24 of Hampton Calhoun County, occurred when struck by a hit and run driver on U S 79 north of Camden.
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Associated Press
Bennie Elder
Little Rock
U.S. 65
Sweet Home
Arkansas
Elder
Hazel Joyce Elder
Scott Brown
Don Wilkinson
Warren
Robert Ward
Hampton
Calhoun County
U.S. 79
Camden
Show of Unity by New York GOP in Senate and ticket
New York Republicans displayed unity for Senator Kenneth Keating and the Goldwater Miller national ticket. Rep Paul Fine of the Bronx dropped a rival pledge, Mrs Clare Luce withdrew plans to run, and former VP Nixon agreed to address Keating’s opponent Robert Kennedy. The state committee endorsed both Keating and the Goldwater Miller ticket, urging party unity.
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New York
New York State
Kenneth 8
Keating
Goldwater-Miller
State Committee
Jamie
Newark
Lot
Kennedy
China Plans Boycott of Red Meeting
Tokyo dispatch reports Communist China will boycott a Soviet sponsored planning conference for a world Communist meeting. Peking accuses Moscow of siding with the United States over Viet Nam and Tonkin crisis, and warns it will not partake in any preparatory meetings aimed at splitting the international Communist movement.
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Tokyo
China
Peking
Soviet Union
United States
Gulf of Tonkin
U.S
Viet Nam
United Nations
Red China
Central Committee
Chinese Communist Party
New China
Africa
Moscow
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Atlantic Fly
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Hrough
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William J. Fulbright
Today Wired the Star
Whitfield Masonic Lodge
Jefferson Junior High
Texarkana
Martha Brashier
Bobaddox
Norma Jean Franks
Lope
Herbert Reed
Emmet
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