Term extensions for congressmen gain broad expert support
Our Daily Bread notes broad expert support for lengthening the congressional term from two to four years and aligning elections with presidential years. A dissenting professor prefers two-year terms for tight public scrutiny, while the piece argues adults can bear longer terms and think more. Local note reports a printer's press issues and plans to lift photo embargo once tested. Arkansas 4-H chapter selects four youth to attend the national Chile meeting in Washington in April from Lepanto Sheridan Texarkana and Batesville.
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Johnson
America
Little Rock
Lepanto
Sheridan
Texarkana
Batesville
Arkansas
Chile
Washington
Glenda Kaye Neal
Glen Neal
Near Lepanto
Phil Allen
Leon Allen
Linda Caldwell
State Schools Ask Over $1 Million
Arkansas schools apply for 1,061,600 dollars in federal funds this year through the National Defense Education Act. Curtis Swain, assistant state education commissioner, says funds support basic education, foreign languages, and related programs across districts after the act's 1957 enactment.
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Little Rock
Arkanasas
Curtis Swain
Swain
Leva
At Least 25 Die in Six Fires Nationwide
The Associated Press reports at least 25 people died Sunday in six fires across the United States. Deaths occurred in Miami Florida seven children and three adults. Hohenwald Tennessee five from one family. Minneapolis Minnesota and two other Minnesota towns six victims. Helmetta New Jersey a couple and two of their three children. Chicago Illinois two adjoining three story hotels displaced 100 people. Fire and police cite kerosene heater explosions in Miami. many victims ranged from infants to adults with multiple families affected.
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Miami
Fla
Hohenwald
Tenn
Minneapolis
Minn
Minnesota
Helmetta
N.J
Chicago
Vernon L. Ward
Momma
Ward
Dennis Watkins
Willie Ross
Dowsstall
Watkins
Will Mitchell
W.D. Shatton
Frank Fearson Jr
Christopher
Collier
Sylvia
John Washington
Ronnie
Shiela
Guy Whittenberg
Betty
Judy
Katy
Whittenberg
W.C. Whittenberg
Geavick
Daniel Faldel
Jeffrey
Audubon Group Plans Bird Count in Arkansas
Hempstead Audubon Society members met at the First National Community toar to discuss making Arkansas a state sanctuary for birds. The plan excludes game birds from hunting seasons while surveying local rarities this spring for submission to the National Audubon Society. Charles Gardner from Texarkana showed slides of birds from Texas Florida Arizona and New Mexico. Cecil Bittle commented on a field trip. Guests included Mr and Mrs Charles Gardner and Mae and Mrs Hick Logan of Pesarkite Ton Trem Hopes were presented.
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Herbert Rogers
Arkansas
Hempstead Audubon Society
Charles Gardner
Texarkaha
Texas
Sud
State of Arkansas
Afr
Mae
Hick Logan
Pesarkite Ton Trem
Harry Stoyol
Johnson Aid Plan Might Boomerang
AP reporting from Washington says President Johnson’s idea to handle future foreign aid in two bills instead of one could backfire. Four separate bills would allow opponents four chances to defeat the legislation, splitting authorization and appropriation and risking loss of both parts.
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William F. Arbogast
Washington
Johnson
Congress
House
Shelter official Ralph Moore named program officer
A state agency announced Ralph Moore will serve as the community shelter program officer for CANWAS. The appointment aligns with the agency plan and aims to strengthen shelter services and oversight.
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Canwas Atk
Ralph Moore
Cwil
Decee Agetey
Avhalisge
Pagan
Mh Giant
High School Honor Roll Lists Broad Student Names
A lengthy honor roll lists the freshman sophomores juniors and seniors across four columns of names including Susan McCain Carla Turner Pat Westbrook Larry White Carol Anthony Martha Bader Phillip Ballard Yvonne Barber Alan Clark Rocky Cummings and many others. The seniors section features Pat Allen Martha Allison Lorena Arrington David Barber Brenda Bain Edward Bode Susan Cobb and more. Also noted is a Pentecostal Church guest speaker announcement by Rev and Mrs Jack Lingfut inviting all to a 745 pm talk at First United Pentecostal Church on the corner of Wilson Street and Ferguson Street.
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Susan McCain
Carla Turner
Pat Westbrook
Larry White
Carol Anthony
Martha Bader
Phillip Ballard
Yvonne Barber
Alan Clark
Rocky Cummings
David Fincher
Danny Frith
Betty Gaines
Dwight Galloway
Candy Harris
Debbie Holmes
Twila Hunt
Opal Kinsey
Kathy Lewis
Betty Morris
David Morris
Jeanne Pruden
Janice Russell
Crit Stuart
Cynthia Travit
Ellen Turner
Jimmy Turner
Debbie Watson
Charles
Belinda Ross
Michele Smith
Molly Tolleson
Polly Tullis
Brenda Underwood
Ruth Ann Wylie
Vicky Willhite
Pat Allen
Martha Allison
Lorena Arrington
David Barber
Brenda Bain
Edward Bode
Susan Cobb
Susan Forster
Amelia Ganes
Malcolm Hinton
Sue King
Leland Lavender
Dianne Marcum
Betsy Martindale
You McAdams
Peggy McCorkle
Fances Middlebrooks
Monroe Pardue
Pentecostal Church
Jack Lingfut
Liberia
Iica
First United Pentecostal Church
Wi and
Ferguson Streets
Lane
Fayetteville Election Tuesday in Arkansas
Fayetteville voters head to the polls Tuesday for the first city manager board election. Seven of 24 candidates vie to shift from mayor council to city manager government, in Magnolia prosecutor Joe D. Woodward announces he will not seek re election after five terms in the 13th Judicial District serving Columbia Lafayette Union Quachita and Calhoun counties.
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Ayetteville
Ark
Fayetteville
Magnolia, Ark
Joe D. Woodward
Magnolia
Woodward
Columbia, Lafayette
Union
Quachita
Calhoun
Razorback Club dues drive and Hempstead agrifeed notices
Razorback Club membership runs ten dollars per year with a football brochure and weekly newsletter offered to members. The Hempstead County section lists registrants for armed forces physical exams and reports on cotton bale figures, county agricultural output, and local surgery announcements amid a garbled postal-era clipping.
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Juhan Wilson
Razorback
Fayetteville, Ark
Cowell
Frank Browlas
Hempstead
Det
Roland Ro
Quithin
Vik Hodge Martindale
Charenee Taylor Jahonie
Frank Muaid
Foe Vester Armstrong Thomas Maw
Daniel Willem Cowper
Rome
Vtog Matlock
Willig Kusserd
Per Pye Sop
Adit
Iidiude Shales
Ray Austin
Kenner Mauwin Progee
Byron Woode
Johnson opens Viet Nam talks in Honolulu conference
President Johnson begins Viet Nam discussions at a Honolulu meeting with officials stressing civilian programs but signaling military aims. One year after ordering the first air strikes, he is reportedly convinced bombing is essential to defeat the Communists as Marines and cavalry tighten the net in central South Viet Nam. International coverage notes Soviet moon ship progress and Castro's attack on Red China.
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Johnson
Viet Nam
Honolulu
North
U. S
South
Pope Paul VI
U Thant
Fidel Castro
Red China
Havana
Peking
Johnson Talks With Top Viet Nam Leaders
President Johnson meets South Viet Nam leaders in Honolulu as civilian programs will be emphasized in strategy talks that run into Tuesday. He asserts military resolve and warns against retreat, while Thieu praises U S determination to halt Communist aggression in Viet Nam.
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Frank Cormier
Honolulu
Johnson
South Viet Nam
U. S
United States
Hanoi
Viet Nam
Rotarians Hear Girl Scout Film at Town and County
Rotarians Sunday meeting featured Senior Scout Mally Totleson introducing a Girl Scout program. Susie Hagers presented slides on cooking and campfire ceremonies while demonstrating campfire etiquette and safety.
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Hope
Mally ‘Totleson
Susie Hagers
Hho
Phesestalian
Dasishapee
Letina Neus
Kradbos
Hall Pulheson
Seanye
Bob Po
Prescott
Dati Bakers
Seeins
Cavalry After Area Now Held by Viet Cong
U S cavalry and U S Marines linked in the An Lao Valley as the largest allied operation seeks to trap two Viet Cong regiments. Air strikes around Dien Bien Phu and Thanh Hoa targeted bases, bridges, roads, and storage areas while U S forces in South Vietnam total about 201000 with broad regional and popular units activating against North and Viet Cong forces.
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Thomas A. Reedy
Saigon
South Viet Nam
An Lao
Bong Son
North
Viet Nam
Dien Bien Phu
U.S
U.S. Command
Navy
Coast Guard
7Th Fleet
North Viet Nam
Viet Cong
Hanoi
South
Pakistan Seeks Stronger U.S. Assistance
In brief, Pakistan requests increased support and cooperation from the United States amid ongoing economic and security challenges. Officials emphasize the need for more robust aid and policy alignment to address regional stability and development.
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