U S Plans Talks in Cyprus Amid Cyprus Violence
Undersecretary of State George Ball and British envoy Cyril Pickard pressed President Makarios in Nicosia to discuss a U S British proposal for a peacekeeping force in Cyprus. Fighting flared in Limassol near Nicosia with casualties as Ball sought full talks and possible American troop involvement remained undetermined.
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Nicosia. Cyprus
George Ball
Cyril Pickard
Makarios
Cyprus
Ball
Turkey
Limassol
Nicosia
U.S
Mediterranean
Young Sinatra Jr Faces Court Over Kidnaping Claim
Frank Sinatra Jr aged 19 may testify today as defense lawyers contend the Lake Tahoe incident was a publicity hoax. Prosecutors say three men were charged with kidnaping and evidence links suspect purchases and a ransom setup to force a pay out.
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Sinatra
James Bacon
LOS Angeles
Frank Sinatra Jr
Ist
Milton Ruadin
Sin- Satra
Nancy Sinatra
Harrah
Lake Tahoe
Nev
John Foss
Tino Barzi
Tommy Dorsey
Foss
Sinatra Jr
Barry Keenan
Joseph Amsler
John Irwin
U.S. District Court
Gladys Towles Root
Irwin
Frankie Jr
Keenan
Canoga Park
Weather Notebook Report for 24 Hours Ends Wednesday
Weather Experiment Station report for 24 hours ending at 7 am Wednesday shows a high of 60 and a low of 40. Arkansas regional forecast from the Associated Press notes central Arkansas was cloudy with continued mild conditions and light wind.
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Arkansas
Associated Press
First Assembly to Dedicate Church and Educational Building
The First Assembly of God will formally dedicate its new sanctuary and educational building on Sunday February 16. The Rev G W Hardcastle speaks at 11 am and Rev Bert Webb at 2 30 pm. Open House runs 4 to 6 pm and Rev Webb preaches at 7 pm.
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First Assembly of God
B. J. Willhite
G. W. Hardcastle
Bert Webb
Mr. Webb
Dick Turnage Seeks Re election for Hempstead Co Clerk
Dick Turnage announces candidacy for Hempstead County Clerk in the upcoming Democrat Primary. He expresses pride in serving as County and Probate Clerk and pledges continued devotion, efficient duties, and courteous service if re elected. He asks for voters support and votes in the coming primary.
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Dick Turnage
Turnage
Hempstead County
Country Clerks Office
Comming
Racial Dispute in Cincinnati Enters Remaining Federal Actions
In Cincinnati a one day school boycott over de facto segregation ended with 35 percent absenteeism compared to 10 to 12 percent typical. The NAACP had filed a federal suit last November seeking to halt new school construction and challenge districting and placement practices. The Congress of Racial Equality called the boycott a tremendous success and asked what comes next in the ongoing court case.
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Cincinnati, Ohio
Cincinnati
Cincinnati School Board
Congress of Racial Equality
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
Johnson Times Ramble on Budget and World Affairs in White House
President Johnson spoke for 28 minutes and 3,500 words in the East Room covering taxes, poverty, civil rights, and national defense. He touched on Cuba, Laos, Viet Nam, Khrushchev, Red China, and foreign aid, urging a better world and criticizing critics of his policy.
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Washington
Johnson
Internal Revenue Service
White House
Treasury
Cuba
Laos
Vienna
Khrushchev
Red China
Panama
U.S
East Germany
Viet Nam
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Texas
Great Feuds of the American Past Have Degenerated Into Mere Political Name-Calling
New York essayist reflects on how historic feuds have shifted from intense enmity to political name calling. He argues enemies should challenge personal growth, noting propinquity and chance friendships shape who we hate. Old enemies, if understood, can become unexpectedly vital to self-improvement.
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New York
Curbstone
Cambridge Boycott Affects Dorchester Schools
Attendance in Dorchester County Maryland was described as almost normal during a Negro boycott led by Gloria Richardson aimed at desegregating schools. Officials reported about 980 Negro pupils, roughly 40 percent, stayed home, with snow blamed for further absences. the action sought faculty integration and desegregation of Cambridge High School and nearby schools.
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Cambridge, Md
Dorchester County
Gloria Richardson
Richardson
Cambridge
Dillon Praised by President in Tax Speech
President Johnson praised Secretary of the Treasury Douglas Dillon in a speech to Internal Revenue officials. He noted a jab calling him a Republican and defended Dillon, who had served as ambassador to France and undersecretary of state under Eisenhower before his current post.
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Washington
Johnson
Secretary of the Treasury
Douglas Dillon
Internal Revenue
Dillon
France
Dwight D.eisenhower
John F. Kennedy
Singing Group to Meet at Belton
The Hempstead County Singing Association holds its monthly winter meeting Sunday February 16 at 1 30 p m at Belton on Highway 24 All interested groups are urged to attend to promote more interest in singing.
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Hempstead County Singing Association
Belton
Highway 24
Kiwanians Hear Talks by Boy Scouts
Four Hope Boy Scouts spoke before the 60 member Kiwanis club during National Boy Scout Week. Speakers included Jimmy Turner Kim Westbrook Randy Worthy and Gene Jones. Scouting in Hope involves ten troops and about 300 local boys. new member Autrey Wilson was inducted by George Wrazier.
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Hope
Hope Iwanis Club
Gladwin Connell
Jerry O'Neal
Jimmy Turner
Kim Westbrook
Randy Worthy
Gene, Jones
Arch Wylie
Mack McLarty
Howard Johnson
Little Ocks
Knock Knock junior play at Hope High March 5 6
Hope High School will stage Anne Coulter Martins three act comedy Knock Knock on March 5 and 6 under director Mrs B B McPherson. Cast announced February 10 includes Margie Herndon David Grimmett Cissie Ellis Carter Hardage Vicki Connell Poleda Glanton Lance Jones Mary Ann Bader John Scott Andrews Gloria Martin Harry Ray McMahon Dick Willis Jimmy O Neal Tommy Bright Ronnie Phillips Myrle Cox Gayle Medders Jan Gaines Virginia Edwards Betty Monroe Sharon Frith Linda O Ste en Brenda Rateliff Janice Harper Betty Schenk and Byron Cunningham with Kathy Thrash as student director and promoter. Cast met for first reading Monday night.
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Anne Coulter Martens
Hope High School
B. B. McPherson
Margie Herndon
David Grimmett
Cissie Ellis
Carter Hardage
Vicki Connell
Poleda Glanton
Lance Jones
Mary Ann Bader
John Scott Andrews
Gloria Martin
Harry Ray McMahon
Dick Willis
Jimmy O'Neal
Tommy Bright
Ronnie Phillips
Myrle Cox
Gayle Medders
Jan Gaines
Virginia Edwards
Betty Monroe
Sharon Frith
Linda O'Steen
Brenda Rateliff
Janice Harper
Betty Schenck
Byron Cunningham
Kathy Thrash
Africans to Seek African Security Force at Unity Conference
At a 33 nation gathering in Dar es Salaam President Julius Nyerere urged the group formed under the new African unity banner to consider creating a temporary security force. He cited last month’s mutinies in Tanganyika, Kenya, and Uganda and warned the training of native troops will take time while British officers previously commanded troops. He stressed African cooperation and a united approach to restore order without harming unity.
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Colin Frost
Associated Press
DAR ES Salaam
Julius Nyerere
Tanganyika
Organization of African Unity
East Africa
Nyerere
Kenya
Uganda
Africa
Plan Would Automatically Register Poll Tax Holders
Arkansas lawmakers pursue automatic voter registration by poll tax receipts as a stopgap plan for 1965 elections. The bill moves from the Legislative Council to draft form, shifting registration from county collectors to assessors, with a tentative Feb. 26 start for a special session and a 1965 through 1966 voting window.
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John R. Starr
Little Rock
Legislative Council
Atty
Bruce Bennett
Orval E. Faubus
Bil
J. H. Cottrell Jr
Pulaski County
Cottrell
Lincoln's Message Sold at Auction for 16000 Dollars
The message of congratulations to the defeated Army of the Potomac from President Lincoln after Fredericksburg was sold in New York for 16000 dollars. The Carnegie Book Shop bought the sole Lincoln hand version, auctioned by Parke-Bennet Galleries, praising the army and expressing the nation’s thanks.
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New York
Abraham Lincoln
Aged Actor Ed Begley and Wife Expecting Child
Aged actor Ed Begley and his wife Helen Jordan announced they are expecting a baby next fall. Begley is 62, Jordan 38. They married December 12, a second marriage for her and his third. The couple lives in the San Fernando Valley with five children.
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Los Angeles
Ed Begley
Helen Jordan
San Fernando Valley
Liechtenstein Establishes Peace Corps Style Volunteers
Liechtenstein announced a corps of peace volunteers to be sent on special missions to developing countries following the U S example. The principality with 16 000 people on 62 square miles is ruled by Prince Franz Joseph II.
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Vaudz
Liechtenstein
Principality of
United States
Franz Joseph II
Ruby Hearing to Be Speeded in Dallas Case
Lawyers for both sides arrived before court opening to review Dallas newspapers for admissible stories in the Jack Ruby murder trial. They aim to speed up hearings seeking to move the trial to another city as courtroom arguments on what is admissible have been time consuming.
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Dallas
Jack Ruby
Graf
All Around Town items and notices from Hempstead area
A digest of local happenings includes Mac McLarty attending a White House reception with First Lady Lady Bird Johnson and Lynda Bird. a Channel 4 interview next Monday at noon. Shriners and Ladies planning a Nashville pilgrimage at 6 p.m. Monday. Oklahoma Civil War Centennial certificate basis located at Hempstead County Library. Hope Community Theater auditions for Brides of March at Hope City Hall on February 17. census figures show 2137 bales of cotton ginned in Hempstead in the 1963 crop and year‑over‑year change. Lafayette County reports 16890 bales ginned versus 13316 in 1982. six boys and 15 girls born in Hempstead last month, including several white and Negro children.
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Washington, D. C
U.S. Senate
Mac McLarty
Lady B. Johnson
Lynda Bird
White House
Channel 4
Little Rock
Hempstead
Lafayette County
Bureau of Vital Statistics
Federal Court Halts Picketing by Rail Union at Cape Kennedy
A federal court order halted union picketing that delayed 213 million dollars of Cape Kennedy Merritt Island moonport construction. Judge George C. Young extended the restraining order through Thursday with a hearing set for the NLRB and union attorneys. The Telegraphers had protested moving a freight train onto government-owned track as NASA builds lunar facilities.
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Cape Kennedy, Fla
Cape Kennedy
Merritt Island Moonport
U.S. Dist
George C. Young
National Labor Relations Board
RES
The
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Income Tax Cut Like a Pay Raise in Take Home Pay
New York AP notes the federal income tax cut from 18% to 14% will raise take home pay for many workers. Some will face timing and refund issues, while higher brackets may owe more despite lower withholding. April tax filings will use two rule sets, creating confusion for some filers.
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New York
US. Treasury
Internal Revenue Service
Hempstead County Industrial Foundation to Meet Feb 18
The Hempstead County Industrial Foundation annual stockholders meeting is set for 7:30 p.m. February 18 at Hope City Hall. Directors will be elected and other business conducted.
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The
Hempstead County Industrial Foundation, Inc
Hope City Hall
Wand
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