British Sell Road Equipment to Cuba and Back Soviet Deals
London reports plan to sell road rollers and earth moving gear to Cuba valued at about 1.4 million dollars while London banks prepare a credit facility up to 448 million dollars for a Soviet purchase of fertilizers and non strategic chemical plants. Colin Ryan of Aveling Barford confirms talks but cites no value. Prime Minister Douglas-Home, returning from Washington, says Britain must trade with Cuba and the Communist bloc.
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West Germany rejects East Berlin Easter wall reopening
Bonn and West Berlin announce joint refusal to allow Easter wall reopening. East Berlin offered to let West Berliners visit East Berlin during Easter on the same basis as Christmas. Both governments agree on the refusal.
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East German offer to reopen Berlin wall for Easter and Whitsun
West German and Allied officials studied a Communist East German proposal to reopen the Berlin wall for Easter and Whitsun holidays. The plan would permit one day passes for West Berliners to visit relatives in East Berlin, with temporary permit offices in West Berlin schools and faster processing for family emergencies. The proposal follows the Christmas and New Year family reunions and seeks to renew the 1961-era access with conditions similar to prior holidays.
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Weather summary for Arkansas and nearby region
Weather report notes fair and cool conditions in Arkansas with highs 46 to 56 degrees. Overnight temperatures fall toward the mid 20s to low 30s with increasing cloudiness and slight rain chances later. Continued on Page Three
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Hempstead Native Mamie Price Ramage Dies in Nashville
Mamie Price Ramage 83, a Hempstead native, died Tuesday in Nashville. She is survived by her husband, two sons and two daughters. Services were held Thursday.
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Cosa Nostra Figures Will Not Talk
New York AP reports Thomas Luchese known as Three-inger Brown refused to testify before a special grand jury probing rackets. Also invoking the 5th Amendment his brother Joseph Luchese and four other men tied to the Luchese family declined to speak. Prosecutors ordered another appearance next month for Luchese associates.
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Police train 30 officers in juvenile handling course
Little Rock police Sgt. Harold R. Zook is among 30 officers nationwide selected by the International Association of Chiefs of Police to take a University of Indiana course on handling juvenile cases.
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Rockefeller’s grandson Michael Sorum Rockefeller born
New York Governor Nelson A Rockefeller adds a new grandchild to the Rockefeller lineage. Michael Sorum Rockefeller arrived January 27 to Rodman Clark Rockefeller and wife, joining three older siblings.
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McLarty Wins Amour Award At Hope High Assembly
Mac McLarty Hope High student council president received the Joe Amour Award from Principal Jack Beaty in a morning assembly. The service award honors outstanding school service in memory of the late principal whose motto is think right to be right. Mae has won it three times, a first, while also serving as district quarterback, Boys State governor, and Youth Senator with an A average.
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St Louis Marks Bicentennial Start With Johnson Visit
St Louis begins a two year bicentennial celebration with President Johnson visiting for a nonpolitical 20 minute speech at a sold out venue. He will tour the unfinished gateway arch, view a new industrial area, plant a tree at St Louis University, and return to Washington that night amid Lincoln Day rallies and civil rights demonstrations.
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A T Pradmore Dies in Oregon
A. T. Pradmore, 64, of Lake View Oregon, died Wednesday in a hospital after a lengthy illness. Survivors include his wife and two sisters Mrs O W Amos of Hope and Mrs Ida Gandy of Edinburg Texas. Funeral services will be Saturday in Lake View.
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Hope
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Essex cashier burns 1302 dollars on probation
Keith Rogers a 46 year old cashier for Essex County Council pleaded guilty to larceny for burning 1302 dollars in a waste paper furnace at Chelmsford. He received a two year probation after telling police he could not stand the sight of money any longer.
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All Around Town Highlights and Local Events
Open House at All Around Town Commercial National Bank Texarkana with local attendees led by chairman George Peck of Hope. Features in World Oil magazine by John M. Duffie Jr. Little League games at Jones Field House. Hempstead County Wildlife Association board meets at 7:30 pm. County wreck statistics reported, state totals up from prior year. Mac Melsry to report to state education staff after Washington visit as junior senator.
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Sid Me
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Raymond Clark
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Conoco
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Enid
Okla
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Washington, D. C
Rotary Club to Honor Teachers Tonight
The Hope Rotary Club hosts a dinner at the Barlow tonight February 14 to honor Rotaryanns and local teachers marking the clubs 46th anniversary and Rotary Internationals 5th. Guest speaker Rufus A Rudy Martin VP and Secretary of Simmons First National Bank of Pine Bluff is a former Pine Bluff Jaycees and Rotary leader.
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Rudy” Martin
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Sigma Alpha Epsilon at CSU Declares We Hate Women Week
In Fort Collins Colorado state university the Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity faced orders restricting communication with female students during what was branded as We Hate Women Week. The brothers aimed to sidestep buying valentines amid the protest.
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Former Hope Man Dies in Little Rock Hospital
Jewell Marvin Guad, 65, a wonk and former Hope resident, died Wednesday in a Little Rock hospital. He was known in the Hope area for his community work and years of service.
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Tunnel Fad Is Under Probe
Conway Arkansas AP special agent for Missouri Pacific Railroad investigated a teenage fad of standing inside a tunnel as a train passes through. R Huskey of Coffeyville Kansas said girls joined the boys on at least one occasion. Teens reportedly huddle against tunnel walls during the pass. The danger includes being struck by the train and exposure to poisonous gases. The railroad aims to catch the teens and prosecute for trespassing and malicious mischief.
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Conway
R. Huskey
Coffeyville
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Huskey
Tax Cut Likely To Clear in Three Days Next Week
Washington AP House and Senate conferees expect to hammer out a tax reduction compromise in about three days next week. Aimed at rapidly lowering personal and corporate income taxes by around 11.5 billion, the plan could reach President Johnson for signature by late February. Differences center on long-term capital gains treatment and the deduction for state and local taxes.
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Negroes Charged in Armed Robbery Case
Four Negroes pleaded guilty in Jefferson Circuit Court to armed robbery at Pack's Grocery near Sherrill and received 45 years each. Allen Nelson, Theodis Clark, Ernest Lee Jackson, and Granville Anderson, all North Little Rock or Little Rock residents, drew three consecutive 15 year terms. Alfred Pope, not pleading, remained jailed. The theft totaled 1400 dollars, including 1200 from the store, 90 from a salesman, and 130 from a dairyman.
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Pulaski County
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Allen Nelson
Theodis Clark
Ernest Lee Jackson
North Little Rock
Granville Anderson
Little Rock
Alfred Pope
Jefferson County
Russia seeks access to defector Nossenko
In Washington the Soviet Union asked to see Yuri Nossenko, a defector and former security police officer, and for information on how he came into U S hands. Moscow protested to Washington via foreign minister Andrei Gromyko, while U S officials noted the defection was interesting but not extraordinary.
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United States
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Lawyer Says Data Was Classified in Baker Inquiry
Washington AP L P McLendon special counsel to the Senate Bobby Baker investigation says background records on a key witness were told to be classified when requested from executive agencies. The witness Don B Reynolds an insurance agent tied to President Johnson's name in the Rules Committee inquiry. Senator Hugh Scott demanded the Pentagon investigate leaks of official information used to undermine a witness. The panel probes whether Baker’s outside business dealings conflicted with duties or involved improprieties.
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World’s Oldest 39 Year Old Jack Benny Birthday
Hollywood AP reports Jack Benny the world’s oldest living 39 year old celebrates his birthday today. He remains active on television with no sick days in his life and notes a recent nasal polyp removal was merely a minor interruption to his schedule. He says he has never taken an allergy medicine or had a tooth pulled.
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