Delinquent Youth Image Shifts In Postwar Era
The Times-Picayune notes a postwar shift from viewing youths as delinquents to admiring noble aims and hero status. New Orleans authorities report rising juvenile arrests and offenses, suggesting repeat violations rise faster than total arrests, while experts urge youth to seek constructive glory. A separate note cites Parliament members protesting a budget in English in Ceylon, contrasted with English budgeting.
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Elery
America
Sesearch
Ad Agency
New Oleans Police Department
Juveenile Bureau
Charles W. Slack
New Orleans
Times-Picayune
Hope School District 1966 67 Teaching Personnel
Hope School District announces 1966 67 teaching staff across Hope High Jr High and affiliated schools. Included are principals Grady Cathy James Hardin Jr H B Boy Electa Nelson and Jack Beaty as federal projects director, with comprehensive lists of teachers and support staff across multiple campuses.
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Hope
James H. Jones
HOPS
Nior
Grady Cathy
Roy Allison
Bobbie Rea Brown
Troy W. Buck
F. J. Burroughs
Dora E. Caldwell
Harrell Dickerson
Earl D. Downs
Jimmy D
England
Charlotte Gibson
Freddie Glaze
H. L. Hanegan
Joe Hart
Tom Harwell
Lee
Ruby Babar
Mary Walker
A. J. Caldwell
Edna Conway
Royce Weisenberger
Edner Cooper
Louise Fuller
Margret Medders
Garland
Helen Hutch
Jess Davis
Donald Moore
Juanita Hart
Earl Downs
Betty Graddy
Suzanne Jones
Powers
Florine Lawson
Mary M. Nash
Jack Beaty
Will V. Rutherford
Muriel Dickinson
Floyd Young
Neva Carmicheal
Sue Sillavan
Gwendolyn Smith
Elaine Burtch
Vandeer Lloyd, Jr
Bessie E. Jones
Marvell boycott cuts Negro class attendance in second day
SNCC reported about 250 Negro students attended classes as a second day of boycott began in Marvell School District. Superintendent G C Cawsert again declined to comment while SNCC said only about 300 of an estimated 1,800 Negro pupils were in class. The group said the boycott targets refusal to follow 1966 guidelines of the Civil Rights Act and the district’s failure to provide freedom of choice forms to parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvell, Ark
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committees
Marvell
SNCC
G. C. Cawsert
Consert
Railroads Seek Switch Rate Hike In Arkansas
LITTLE ROCK AP A request by railroads for an increase in switching rates and other terminal changes in the state will be heard Sept. 14 by the Arkansas Commerce Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Arkansas Commerce
Interest Rate Fight Moves Toward House Action
Washington AP reports mounting interest rate controversy as the House plans early action on two bills to cap rates. Rep. Patman argues for a 4.5 percent ceiling on deposits, while Treasury aims for flexible Fed powers to fix deposit rates. Senator Long seeks to suspend the 7 percent investment tax credit to spur rate cuts. Federal Home Loan Bank Board notes July mortgage rates at 6.12 percent for new homes and 6.24 percent for existing homes, up from June. Undersecretary Barr signals possible inflation-focused tax increase as options for restraint are discussed.
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Washington
House
House Rules Committee
Wright Patman
D-Tex
Congdo
John W. McCormack
Russell B. Long
D-La
Federal Home Loan Bank Board
the Treasury
Joseph W. Barr
Barr
Federal Reserve Board
Patman
House Banking Committee
De Gaulle Talks With Cambodians Amid Viet Nam War Talks
President Charles de Gaulle met Nguyen Thuong in Phnom Penh for 35 minutes as Hanoi’s envoy discussed the Vietnam war. Thuong praised the encounter but offered no details, and no peace negotiations were announced.
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Phnom Penh
Cambodia
Charles de Gaulle
North Viet Nam
Hanoi
Nguyen Thuong
de Gaulle
Fom
Wantad
Thuong
Guinea
North Vietnamese
Foreign Office
Royal Palace
Norodom Sihanouk
Kossomak
Sihanouk
de Caulle
Bangkok
Thailand
Suit Attacks School Policy In Arkansas
A federal suit filed Tuesday in Little Rock challenges the New Edinburg School District policy of transporting Negro students to J. E. Wallace High School in Fordyce. L. T. Marks filed the case for his two sons and other Negroes seeking nonracial attendance. Superintendent Spawn says only 11 Negroes filed freedom of choice forms for the New Edinburg school this fall and all requests were granted.
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Little Rock
U.S
New Edinburg
Fordyce
L. T. Marks
H. ©. Spawn Jr
Edinburg
Benton Harbor Faces National Guard Over Racial Violence
In Benton Harbor Michigan City officials sought Milliken’s aid to deploy National Guardsmen after two nights of racial violence. Cecil Hunt, 18, was wounded by shots fired by white youths during a march that drew hundreds and led to 14 arrests for disorderly loitering.
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Associated Press
Michigan
William Milliken
Benston Harbor
Benton Harbor
Wilbert Smith
Cecil Hunt
Waukegan
Robert Sabonjian
David Kinder
Sabonjian
NAACP
H. J. Cook
Committee Questioning News Policy Hearings Today
Arthur Sylvester, defense information chief, faces a Senate Foreign Relations Committee inquiry in Washington on whether government news is used as a weapon in the Vietnam War. The hearing revisits administration news management and recalls his 1962 Cuban missile crisis remarks supporting government action to shape coverage.
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Harry Kelly Washington
Arthur Sylvester
Defense Department
Senate
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Sylvester
Charles de Gaulle
North Viet Nam
Cambodia
Navy
Plaquemines Parish
Leathler Perez
New Jersey
International U Thant
Latin America
U.N
China
Hong Kong
Arkansas Civil Defense Receives Warning Equipment
Conway, Arkansas AP reports Stew art K Prosser says 126 tone controlled radio receivers and 17 tone encoders have arrived at state Civil Defense Headquarters. The remainder of 667 receivers and 70 encoders is due in 60 days, with the system installed by mid October. Encoders would trigger receivers to broadcast warnings in emergencies to Civil Defense and county officials across 60 counties.
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Conway
Ark
Stewart K. Prosser
State Civil Defense
Prosser
Civil Defense
Powell unveils 95 billion plan for black equality
Rep. Adam Clayton Powell proposes a ten year, 95 billion dollar program to raise Black Americans to the same economic, educational, and political levels as whites. He urges a single federal office to mobilize all power and funds, doubling manpower retraining and development to fight poverty and eliminate slums.
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Washington
Adam Clayton Powell
Alberiscans
Sargent Shriver
Powell
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Labor
W. Willard Wirtz
Shriver
Office of Economic Opportunity
Senate
New York Democrat
Fulbright Proposes Cuts to Food for Peace Program
In Washington, Sen. J. William Fulbright of Arkansas twice failed to limit the Food for Peace program. He sought a one year cap of 2.5 billion and a separate 1 billion cap on sales of U.S. farm products for soft currencies or 20 year dollar credits. The measures were rejected 63-11 and 61-12, delaying final Senate passage of the bill.
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Washington
Sen
J. Wiliam Fulbright
D-Ark
Senate
Fulbright
Arkansas Democrat
U.S
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
Faubus Says Many Demos Going GOP To Rockefeller
Arkansas Governor Faubus predicts no sure winner for governor in November. He notes reports of former Democrats shifting to Republican nominee Winthrop Rockefeller while some Republicans may back Jim Johnson. Faubus says Johnson must solidify Democratic leadership and voter support statewide.
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Littun Rock
Orval Faubus
Arkansas
Faubus
Jim Johnson
Winthrop Rockefeller
Johnson
Hope area events mix sports, politics and honors
All Around Town notes box seat availability for a Friday game against Arkadelphia Badgers and tickets at the school office. Batesville Arkansas College plans freshmen activities starting Sept 12 with group leaders including Lance Jones. Hope High welcomes freshmen with a Howdy Day at 10:30 a.m. Thursday in the old gym, hosted by Student Council. Hemstead County Republican Committee tags four delegates and four alternates for the Little Rock convention on Sept 3. Rockefeller HQ at 116 East Third organized a door to door six-question survey, call Mrs. Lloyd Guerin to help. Capt Johnny W. Lingo received the Military Assistance Command Viet Nam Award of Achievement for service with Advisory Team 3 Hue. He is a Hope High graduate and son of Mr and Mrs Lloyd Lingo, with ties to Disney OK and Ouachita University. May 6, 1966.
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Arkansas College
Batesville
Lance Jones
Hischell Jones
Hope
Rockefeller
East Thirds
Lloyd Guerin
Johnny W. Lingo
U. S. Army
Hue
Viet Nam
Military Assistance Command
Boseton
Army of the Republic
Lingo
Hastings
Lloyd Lingo
Gerolyn Aves
Disney
Oklo
Hope High
Henderson State Teachers College
Ouachita Baptist University
Key Club
Demolay
Phi Lambda Chi
Jie
Seincine
Planes Knock Out 2 More Enemy Boats
U S Navy planes destroyed one torpedo boat and damaged another in the Gulf of Tonkin, raising carrier air losses to three boats down and three damaged since Monday. Additional strikes hit SAM sites near Vinh and Hai Phong, with broader raids on Hanoi Haiphong targets and southern panhandle depots.
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Robert Tuckman
Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
Gulf of Tonkin
Vinh
Hai«phong
North
Haiphong
North Viet Nam
U.S. Air Force
Marine
Navy
Hanoi
Panhandle
Demilitarized Zone
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Atlanta
Hope School
Rosie Davis
Captaria Smith
Jessie McGhee
Winnetta F. Dennis
Ozle Ree Wilson
Parthenia Bowles
Charles Johnson
Shower Street
Ethel Bizzell
Jewel Butler
Dorothy Ivory
Gotha Williamson
Arlyne Dunn
Dora D. Kern
Henry Haynes
Larry Thrash
Bob Webster
Ouachita College
Hope Kiwanis Club
Joe Austin
Leon Reader
Ed White
Tommy Frazier
Hubert Thrash
Gueen
Corfu
Greece
Ionian Island
Anne-Marie of
Grove
Michigan City
AP News
Sens
Jacob K. Javits
Thomas H. Kuchel
Department of Transportation
The
Star
Badgers of Arkadelphia
Seatson
Hope High School
Hemstead County
Republican Committee
J. A. Davis
Clarence Geist
Margaret Harris
J. £. Hughes
Haxewell Jones
W. T. Rey
To, Porter
Wayne Russ
Arkansas Baptist State Convention
Arkansas Baptist Medical Center
Medical Center
Arkadelephia
Southern Baptist College
Walnut Ridge
Arkansas’ Baptist Home For Children At
OEMS
Q. Byrum Hurst
Hot Springs
State Senate
Hurst
Russell Elrod
Siloam Springs
Lee Beardsep
Leachville
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