Eye for an Eye cold myth baffling critics
A conversation on cold causes debunks the old wives tale that cold weather makes illnesses worse. The AMA survey shows low temperatures do not affect colds, even in the sick, while Arkansas House kills a bill to abolish capital punishment, arguing strong state power and the right of self defense rest on an inherent law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Medical Association
AMA
la Grippe
Arkansas House of Representatives
H. B
Fulbright urges regular CIA reporting to oversight body
Sen. J. William Fulbright proposes the CIA be required to report its activities on a regular basis to a formal Congressional committee. He calls for limiting CIA work to information gathering and entrusting operations to other government branches, in response to disclosures of covert funding to groups like the National Student Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
J. William Fulbright
D-Ark
Central Intelligence Agency
Fulbright
CIA
National Student Association
State Convict Escapes Prison in Idaho Breakout
AMERICAN FALLS Idaho AP two Montana convicts one from Arkansas escaped from the Montana prison Saturday but were later captured about 300 miles away. The men were identified as Paul Marcus 36 of Harrison Arkansas and William L Green patch 50 of Lehi Utah.
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American Falls
Idaho
Montana
Arkansan
Paul Marcus
Harrison, Ark
William L. Green»patch
Lehi
Utah
Maoists urge Hanoi to stiffen peace terms in Vietnam talks
Tokyo AP report says Maoists push Hanoi to demand withdrawal of U.S. and allied forces as central condition for talks. People’s Daily criticizes U.S. and Soviet positions as blackmail and notes Kosygin Wilson talks as proof of alleged western pressure. Unrest noted in China border areas amid leadership purge and cultural revolution tensions.
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Tokyo
Red China
Mao Tse-tung
Hanoi
Vietnam
Moscow
U.S
People’s Daily
United States
North Vietnam
Soviet Union
Alexei N. Kosygin
London
Harold Wilson
China
Chen Yi
Peking
Mao
Liu Saho-chi
Bor der
Rockefeller warns states on bankruptcy at Lincoln Day Dinner
Arkansas Governor Winthrop Rockefeller warned a Lincoln Day Dinner audience in Huntington West Virginia that states risk bankruptcy without better finances. He said governors may lack authority comparable to mayors in cities with city manager forms of government.
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Huntington
Winthrop Rockefeller
Arkansas
Rockefeller
Prison System Study Planned By Arkansas Group
The Arkansas Prosecuting Attorneys Association named Lloyd Henry of Searcy and Joe Holmes of Pine Bluff to a 13 member commission to study Arkansas prison operations. The panel will report to Governor Winthrop Rockefeller on January 1.
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Associated Press
Searcy, Ark
Arkansas Prosecuting Attorney’s Association
Lloyd Henry
Searcy
Joe Holmes
Pine Bluff
Arkansas
Winthrop Rockefeller
Powell Group Again Takes Up Powell
A House investigating committee, facing a Thursday deadline, resumes action on Adam Clayton Powell. The panel reportedly leans toward seating Powell while docking his pay and disciplining his secretary Corinne Huff for contempt. The decision could echo party lines as Dirksen backs the U S Soviet treaty and the House weighs the reserve bill of rights for mobilization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Miller Washington
House
Adam Clayton Powell
Powell
Puerto Rico
Corrine A. Huff
Miss Huff
Lionel van Deerlin
Dcalif
New York
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Injuries Fatal to Ozan Youth in Texarkana Crash
Texarkana hospital records show McKinley Nelson Jr. 19 of Ozan Ark died Sunday from injuries received Saturday evening when a car carrying five African American men crashed into a hay laden pickup. Also killed were Taylor Joe Scroggins 47 of Ozan and Flanders Harris 47 of Texarkana. Injured were H Junior Walker 17 and James Bratley 17 both of Ozan treated at Wadley Hospital with Bratley released Saturday night and Walker released Sunday morning.
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Texarkana
McKinley Nelson, Jr
Ozan
Ark
Taylor Joe Scroggins
Flanders Harris
H. Junior Walker
James Bratley
Wadley Hospital
Bratley
Walker
Open House Draws 275 at Red River Vocational School
A crowd of 275 registered for the Sunday Open House at Red River Vocational-Technical School. J W Rowe directed the event, with guests touring facilities and equipment labeled by staff for use, origin, and cost. Out of town officials included J Marion Adams and Charles W Easley, among others from Arkansas educational institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red River
Slayton
Foothills Vocational-Technical School
Searcy
Doyle Duckett
Arkansas Valley Vocational- Technical School
Ozark
Clifford Millard
Hot Springs High School
R. White
el Dorado
West Memphis greyhound season seeks five day extension
Southland Racing Association president Charles J. Upton said a bill to extend the West Memphis greyhound meet by five days will be introduced in the Arkansas Legislature. He told the Racing Commission that charity days would donate proceeds to the Arkansas Children's Colony and Crittenden County Boys Club.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Southland Racing Association
West Memphis
Arkansas
Charles J. Upton
State Racing Commission
Upton
Arkansas Children’s Colony
Tonway
Crittenden County Boys Club
Southland
Bombs Fail to Halt Infiltration Bombs Fail to Halt Infiltration
Secretary of Defense Robert S. McNamara told Congress that bombing North Vietnam has not significantly cut the flow of men and materiel to the South. He noted limits of air action and argued the North Vietnamese may control infiltration rates while listing three stated objectives his plan has met. The testimony covered the $12.7 billion Vietnam war supplemental bill and noted some remarks were censored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seymour M. Hersh
Washington
North Vietnam
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Congress
McNamara
Senate Armed Service and Appropriations Committees
U.S
Earle G. Wheeler
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Senate
Johnson
McNamra
Hanoi
ATA backs salary distribution to aid teachers
NUT SPRINGS Ark AP The Delegate Assembly of the Arkansas Negro Teachers Association will support proposed legislation to continue state aid for teachers salaries under a distribution formula The action endorsed also by the Arkansas Education Association Patterson executive secretary said the ATA would inform legislators The association opposes a flat distribution that would widen gaps between white and Negro teachers
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Nut Springs
Ark
Delegate Assembly of the
Arkansas
E. Patterson
ATA
Arkansas Education Associaton
Patterson
Racial imbalance in public schools sparks federal standard call
Civil Rights Commission urges a nationwide law banning schools from exceeding a set percentage of nonwhite students to end racial isolation. The report notes nearly 9 in 10 black elementary students in cities attend majority black schools and warns segregation harms achievement and future mainstream participation.
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Washington
Civil Rights Commission
Commission
New York
Massachusetts
Merchants Plan Big George Washington Sale Event
Practically all of the Hope merchants join a George Washington birthday sale starting Wednesday with many shops offering special prices throughout the week. Registrations for the auto giveaway are at numerous stores including Herbert Burns Men's Store Collier Furniture & Appliance Foster's Family Shoe Store and Safeway among others.
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Hope
Herbert Burns Men’s Store
Collier Furniture & Appliance
Foster's Family Shoe
Barty’s Grocery & Market
the Trading Post
Haynes Brothers
Lewis-McLarty, Morgan & Lindsey
Downtown
Hope Village
J. A. West Company
J.C. Pensyny Company
Rephan’s
Scott
Ladies Specialty
Safeway
LaGrone Williams Hardware
Sears, Ward & Son
Village Rexall
Roy Anderson Insurance Agency
John P. Cox Drug Store
Young Chevrolet Company
Hope Builders Supply
Goodyear
Overturf’s Family Shoe
Ralph Montgomery
Ad PB
Owen's Department
Clyde's Department Store
Oklahoma Tire & Supply
Hope Austo Company
Hope High Class of 38 Plans Reunion
Hope High School alumni from the class of 1938 plan a reunion on February 23 marking the 50th anniversary of the Smith Hughes Act, the first national law providing federal aid for vocational technical education. The act enabled federal support for local schools and supervisory services to teachers and schools. The Vocational Home Economics program was added to Hope High in 1931, the year the school was built.
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Hope
Hope High School
Local Meetings and Education Notes In Town
Whitfield Masonic Lodge 239 to hold regular meeting Tuesday February 21 at 730 p.m. in the Masonic Hall. Guernsey PTA to meet Monday at 730 in the school auditorium. Jessie Crow buys Hillcrest Nursing Home at Prescott. Open House held yesterday. Airman James W. Carter designated for technical training at Chanute AFB as Aircraft maintenance specialist after basic at Lackland AFB. Carter, former student at Texarkana Junior College. Earline Jester of McCaskill to participate in 1967 Germany Twin campaigns led by Lonoke Church of Christ with missions to Frankfurt and Weisbaden. Hoyt Thatcher of Tulsa to lead personal evangelism. group includes Bobby Watson RN and Barbara Calvert coordinating girls activities. Jester is a junior biology major.
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James W. Carter
Grumison
Irma Thomas
Fulton, Ark
Rt. 1
Chanute Afb
U. S. Air Force
Airiman
Lackland, Afb
Texas
Air Training Command
Earline Jester
Earl Jester
McCaskill
Ark
Germany
Lonoke
Church of Christ
Frankfurt
Weisbaden
Jess Ter
al Jolly
Sylvan Hills
North Little Rock
Hoyt Thatcher
Tulsa
Okla
Bobby Watson
Barbara Calvert
Pattie Cobb
Harding College
Jester
864 Enemy Troops Killed in Battle
South Vietnamese paratroops and U.S. Marines report 864 enemy soldiers killed in two coastal battles 50 miles apart on South Vietnam’s central coast. The tally in five days near Quang Ngai City and Da Nang exceeds 1,200 total. A Vietnamese battalion of 700 repulsed attacks by more than 1,200 Communists. Marines reported 118 enemy killed in another battle near Dan Nang.
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Robert D. Ohman
Saigon
South Vietnam
Quang Ngai City
Ja Nang
Dan Nang
U.S. Air Force
Navy
North Vietnam
Panhanl
Hanoi
U.S
Duncan
Gulf of Tonkin
Dong Hoi
U.S. 4Th Infantry Division
Al’s
Phuoc Tuy
Quang Tri Province
Hope High School 1938 39 40 Graduates Reunion
Hope High School announces a joint reunion for the classes of 1938 39 and 1940 to be held in Hope on Saturday June 47. Mrs Audrey Taylor Mrs Mable Ward Mrs Abbie Breeding and Mrs Rufus Herndon Jr lead arrangements and seek any 1940 graduates missing from the list to contact Ward or Herndon at given numbers.
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Hope High School
Hope
Audrey Taylor
Mable Ward
Abbie Breeding
Rufus Herndon, Jr
Ward
Hernidon
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Tatnam
North
Shanghai
Richard Speck
W. Willard Wirtz
Labor and Commerce Departments
Michigan
George Romhey
Salt Lake City
The
Star
Whitfield Masonic Lodge No. 239
Masonic Hall
Guernsey
Parent Teachers Association
Jessie Crow
Hillcrest
Prescott
Ajreman Carter
Texarkany, Texas Junior College
Hope High
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