Editorials Take On Wiggling Women And Budget Magic
A Texas doctor calls wiggles in walking a motion affecting behavior while an actress counters that the effect is natural. Editorials nationwide rush to weigh in with clever analyses. The piece notes the topic as the week’s moot point and comments on public concern. President Johnson’s budget allegedly makes two plus two equal five, a jest about fiscal figures and honesty in government.
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Texas
Oak Ridge
Tenn
Oak Ridger
Johnson
Atlanta
India Eyes $100 Million Economic Loan Amid Talks
Vice President Hubert Humphrey and Indian officials pursued a $100 million loan during intensive talks in New Delhi. Earlier, Humphrey announced an $850 million loan for Pakistan as aid programs to both nations continue despite tensions from the Kashmir conflict. The discussions covered economic and development aid, farm projects, and agricultural modernization with emphasis on technical expertise and resources.
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Fred S. Hoffman
New Delhi
India
Hubert K. Humphrey
Humphrey
Qearawn
Pakistan
U.S
Kashmir
Schindra Chudhuri
Chidambaram Subramaniam
Asoka Mehta
Punjab
United States
Ship Fire Kills 15 Workers in Japan Port
A fire aboard the 33 800 ton tanker Bridgestone Maru at Nagoya dockyard killed at least 15 workers and left another missing. Two workers escaped as the blaze broke out and the fire was controlled after about five hours. The tanker, launched December 25, was nearing completion by March end.
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Nagoya
Japan
Maritime Safety Agency
Grant to Arkansas Teachers College Approved
The US Department of Health, Education and Welfare approved a $71,500 grant for teachers at Are Ranvis Ste Teachers College to support education for mentally retarded children. The grant aids programs in mental retardation and related data collection to aid student outcomes.
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Associated Press
Conway, Ark
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Taylor Defends Johnson Policy in Viet Nam
Gen Maxwell D Taylor defends Johnson Viet Nam policy before Senate Foreign Relations Committee amid brisk debate on bombing North Vietnam escalation and potential Chinese intervention. He supports Johnson’s view of a liberation task in South Viet Nam and argues limited bombing suffices for ceasefire negotiations. The session coincides with a 4.8 billion dollar Viet Nam aid bill and Senate caution on war expansion. 250000 Students Out With Virus. The virus identified as Asian flu has kept 250,000 Los Angeles area children from school, with absenteeism reaching 25 percent in some districts and many teachers affected. County health officials label it an epidemic and note no school closures planned for about 530,000 pupils.
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Jack Bell
Washington
Maxwell D. Taylor
Johnson
Viet Nam
Senate
Southeast Asia
Taylor
Saigon
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
United States
South Viet Nam
Atlantic City
N.J
Viet Cong
U.S
China
Richard B. Russell
Dga
Armed Services Committee
Russell
Secretaries of State and Defense
Berkeley
Calif
Los Angeles
California Department of Health
California
Los Angeles County Health Department
Scholl
Pine Bluff plan foresees population reach 200000
Pine Bluff Planning Director Mashburn outlines street and land use plan aiming to hold a population around 200,000 with future interstate routing and zoning proposals. The document predicts growth to about 200,100 by the year 3000, signaling long term urban development.
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Pine Bluew
Ark
Pine Blult
Revert Mashburn
Apia Sun
Mashburty
Diseases of Heart Are Big Killer in Hempstead County
Heart and blood vessel diseases caused 35 percent of Hempstead County deaths in 1965, per Mrs Elnora Ridghill, chairwoman of the 1966 Heart Campaign. She urged support for the Heart Association’s research education and service programs, noting long term declines in cardiovascular mortality since 1950. The Heart Mind Campaign peaks before February 27 with volunteers distributing literature and collecting contributions.
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Hempstead
Elnora Ridghill
Heartlund
Heart Mind
Teen Heart Fund
Wall
Shelter Man to Receive $9,600 Job in Civil Defense Agency
Little Rock resident Mfith of Little Rock will take a $9 600 yearly position with the civil defense agency funded by federal funds. The governor's office announced the appointment on Wednesday.
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Shelter Man
Little Rock
API
Wau
Slaty Civil Defense Agency
Hevernor’s
Wedavsaktiy
Accident leads to two charges after city collision
Vehicles driven by Alice Waters and Ethel Cummings collided at Second and Haze streets causing heavy damage to Cummings car. Waters faced charges from City Officers Long and Neal for failure to yield and for lacking a valid driver's license.
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Alice Waters
Ethel Cummings
Cummings
Long and
Neal
Alice Walters
PTA Founder's Day speaker set for Feb. 22 at Tarland
J. J. Ussery coordinator of special projects for Texarkana public schools will speak at PTA Founder's Day on Tuesday February 22 at 3 30 p m in the Tarland School auditorium He holds multiple local and regional education posts and directs programs for elementary and secondary schools His talk will interest all Hempstead County schools and a Founders Day gift offering will be taken
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J. J. Ussery
Texarkana, Ark
PTA
Tarland School
Miller County Education Association
Arkansas Elementary School Principals Association
Arkansas Education Association
Texarkana Canton Club
Miller County Teachers Federal Credit, Union
Miller County Pta Council
College Hill School
Sumanuel Baptist Church
Ussery
Hempstead County
Theater at Crossett Gets Loan
The Arkansas Industrial Development Commission approved a $78,400 SBA loan for a drive in theater at Crossett after the attorney general ruled it an industry. AIDC executive director Carl Hinkle Jr. noted staff did not recommend the approval, with the project creating about 10 jobs and spending $98,000 on the theater by Wis announced Feb. 1 by Senator McClellan.
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Little Rock
Arkansas Industrial Development Commission
Crossett
Bruce Bennett
Carl C. Hinkle Jr
AIDC
Small Business Administration
Wis
Dehn L. McClellan
D-Ark
Wrench, Inc
Pressure Kept on Cong But Mines Take Toll
U S and South Korean forces pressed Operation White Wing 300 miles north of Saigon striking Viet Cong in four sectors claiming 80 killed. A series of Claymore mines near the Vietnamese joint general staff headquarters killed 12 and wounded 60. Weather hindered air damage assessment over North Viet Nam while US pilots flew 27 missions against bridges and storage areas south of Dien Bien Phu. The US intensified civil programs in Viet Nam, appointing William Porter to lead rural pacification and Henry Cabot Lodge to stress nationwide nation building. Separate engagements in An Lao and Bong Son valleys yielded Viet Cong casualties and weapon seizures, including mortars and rifles, with ongoing operations across Korea near Qui Nhon and Tuy Hoa as rice harvesting continues and terrorism persists with a mine near Tuy Hoa.
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SAMUS
U.S
Saigon
North
Viet Nam
U.S. Air Force
Navy
U.S. 1St Cavalry
An Lao
Pao
Rong Son
U. S
Bong Son
An Lun
Korea
Qui Nhon
Tuy Hoa
101St Airborne Division
Alliance Prepares for Speakers Alliance Prepares for Speakers
Dr Ed Wheat will fly 10 Hope Mon day to speak at a Union Meeting Monday night at 7 40 at First Baptist Church bring a Bible Hubert Gladney will fly to Fort Worth Tuesday to meet Tony Romeo at 3 30 then fly hunt to Hope for Tuesday night meeting Lenwood Smith of Little Huck will speak at the Men s Breakfast Tuesday at 7 30 David Pearson will lead song and Jer ry King of Camden will perform at Tuesday evening also a union choir will assist with music Hope Ministerial Alliance expects a great time of spiritual blessing and calls all Christians to pray and come with high expectations of God s Spirit.
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Ed Wheat
First Baptist Church
Hubert Gladney
Fort Worth
Tony Romeo
Hunt
Lenwood Smith
Little Huck
David Pearson
Jerry King
Camden
Hope Ministerial Alliance
Marvell school dispute over demands for Turner Elementary
Civil rights worker says Marvell School superintendent failed to fully address Negro parents demands at Turner Elementary. A boycott enters its third day as a committee seeks a summer program, foreign language study, dismissal of the principal, and non degreed teachers, with the board and superintendent citing legal and funding limits.
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Marvell, Ark
Marvell
Turner
Howard Himmelbaum
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
C. G. Cowsert
Cowsert
Arkansan Dies in Viet Nam
Washington AP reports Defense Department says Henry Ha Measley of Clinton Arkansas, a Navy aviation structural mechanic, died of non hosti le causes in Vietnam. The department lists him as killed in action while noting two privates first class John W Houston of College Station and Ernest Watson born Helena also connected to the casualty report.
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Washington
Defense Department
Hentry HA
Measley
Clinton, Ark
Navy
Viet Nam
John W. Houston
College Station
Ernest Watson
Helena
Dog Track Law Ruled Valid in Arkansas
Circuit Judge Tom Gentry ruled a statewide election law for dog racing tracks valid. Act 7 from a special session required voter approval for new tracks, applying to the Spa Kennel Club which had a temporary franchise earlier. The law limits dog track authorization to local votes, with West Memphis as the state’s only existing track.
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Little Rock
Tom Gentry
Spa Kennel Club
State Racing Commission
Orval Faubus
Gentry
Columbus Boy Choir to perform at Hope High School
All Around Town reports the Columbus Boy Choir of Princeton New Jersey will perform at Hope High School at 8 p m on March 4 with Riverside Singers from Arkansas State Teachers College. Tickets 35 cents on sale at Hope banks Roy Anderson Agency Lloyd Guerin's Washington Hardware Co and Hope High School National Honor Society sponsors the assembly.
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Columbus Boy Choir
Princeton
Newersey
Hope High School
Hope Banks
Roy Anderson Agency
Lloyd Guerin's of Life
Washington Hardware Co
Hope High Schour Nations Honor Society
Riverside Singers
Arkansas State Teachers College
Russia Says U S Violated A Test Treaty
Geneva AP report describes Soviet charges that U S bomber flights with nuclear weapons violated the 1963 partial test ban at a disarmament conference. It notes Spain coast radioactive contamination from a B 52 collision and says only three of four bombs recovered while U S officials deny danger.
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Geneva
Semyon K. ‘'Sarapkin
Spain
Mediterranean
United States
United Stas
U.S
Angier Biddle Nuke
Air Force
Phillips Co. Faces Complaint In Arkansas Anti Poverty Program
The regional AntiPoverty Office in Austin reports an Arkansas Phillips County inquiry into irregularities in a community action program. Over 50 signatories allege ineligible residents were listed on a ballot to select county anti poverty committee members. Funds of 15312 were allocated to the agency.
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Austin, Tex
Phillips County
Ark
Arkansas
Louisiana
Herb Tyson
Tyson
Bill Munden
Helena
Arkansas State Teachers College Granted Mental Retardation Study Funds
The Education and Welfare department approved a 471,500 grant for Arkansas State Teachers College to conduct mental retardation research. ASTC offers bachelor’s and master’s degrees in mental retardation and work with crippled children.
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Associated Press
Conway, Ark
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Arkansas Stile Teachers College
Astc Wier
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