Bodcaw School Board invites three neighboring districts
Bodcaw Board and patrons of Cale Laneburg and Willisville districts are invited to Bodcaw School on Thursday night February 27 at 7 30 to discuss a complete study by the State Department of Education. Commissioner Arch Ford Bill Locke and other staff will discuss findings from phase one and plans for 1964 65. If southern Nevada County districts fail to unite the Bodcaw group may pursue a common plan to provide a stronger educational program to meet accreditation standards.
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Cale
Laneburg
Willisville
Bodcaw
State Department of Education
Arch Ford
Bill Locke
Department
Boolcan
Bodcan
Nevada County
Bodcan Board
North Central Association
U.S. Water Foals Are Endangered
Washington AP report on Senate Commerce Committee hearing where Sen. Lee Metcalf outlines a wetlands preservation bill to aid waterfowl. The plan would boost annual county payments from wetlands land, adjust for land values every five years, and expand federal efforts to buy or lease 2.1 million acres of pothole wetlands vital for duck and goose nesting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
North America
Senate Commerce Committee
Lee Metcalf
D-Mont
Metcalf
Dakotas
Minnesota
Weather Update Partly Cloudy Today and Tonight
Partly cloudy conditions continue today and tonight with no significant precipitation expected. Expect light breezes and mild temperatures, with best chances of sun breaks in the afternoon across coastal and inland areas. Highs near seasonable norms. Lows drop to typical overnight levels under partly cloudy skies.
Man Arrested for Malicious Mischief Over Shopping Centers
Lewis McClung, 46, walked along a shopping center wall in Littleton on Thursday, throwing a soft drink bottle through ten plate glass windows. He was still there when deputies arrested him on a charge of malicious mischief, citing his remark that he dislikes shopping centers.
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Littleton
Colo
Lewis McClung
McClung
Ex-convict testifies of pardon promise in Hoffa trial
Frederick M. Shobe said Walter Sheridan hired him from 1962 to 1964 as an undercover agent against James R. Hoffa, claiming a presidential pardon. Shobe, a Detroit felon, noted his state convictions and parole status, testifying amid objections as Hoffa's jury tampering case continues in Chattanooga.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Detroit
Teamsters
James R. Hoffa
Frederick M. Shobe
Hoffa
Walter Sheridan
Atty
Robert Kennedy
Shobe
Shobel
Sheridan
FBI
Walker
Thomas E. Parks
Nashville
Parks
Unids
Edward G. Partin
Baton Rouge
James F. Neal
James Haggerty
Teamsters Union
Partin
Building Doesn't Own All of Site
A Little Rock case finds the medical office building site not fully owned by the construction corporation. Judge Guy E Williams ruled the Bush siblings John E Bush II and Clothilde Bush own 3.42 acres at the northwest corner, with tax sale deemed void. The 1323 acre area was purchased for $300,000 from Mrs I E Neathery and Mrs Elsie Neathery Pouzar by a physician-dentist group. the building was completed last year.
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Little Rock
Guy E. Williams
John E. Bush
Clothilde Bush
John E. Bush I
Williams
I. E. Neathery
Elsie Neathery Pouzar
Loan to Stephens Housing Authority for 32 homes
The Public Housing Administration approved a 378,041 loan to Stephens Arkansas Housing Authority to fund construction of 32 low rent homes. The move aims to expand affordable housing in Stephens.
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Stephens
Washington
The
Public Housing Administration
Stephens, Ark
Hope natives shine in music across nation
A list of Hope inspired musicians highlights local roots shaping careers from Tommy Scott in Little Rock to pianist Dr. J T Luck head of Ouachita Baptist College music. The article recalls the Hereford family banding talent in Dallas and New York, siblings Johnnie Hereford Lambert and Margaret Marshall Kitto, plus the Marshalls led by Helen Ruffin Marshall, with upcoming Friday Music Club concert details for April 10.
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George Washington
Little Rock
Tommy Scott
T. D. Scott
Hope
Tommy
J.T. Luck
Ouachita Baptist College
Fred Luck
Luck
Tommy Kinser
Arkansas
Stuttgart
Texas
Tom Kinser
Hilburn Graves
Katy Lester
Patmos
Reveyda Frierson
Verger High School
Ruby Blevins
Chicago
Gus Blevins
Paul Rose
California
U.S. Army
Delmer Weliver
Earl Weliver
Jack White
C. G. Tittle
Monroe
Volmer Dean Boyd
Eureka
Calif
Ronald Wayne Boyd
Centenary College
Shreveport
Herefords
Fletcher Hereford
Dallas
Johnnie Hereford Lambert
New York City
Marshalls
Helen Ruffin Marshall
Shreveport Opera Association
New Heights
Louisiana
Friday Music Club
George Ruffin Marshall
McNeese College
Lake Charles
Symphony Orchestra
Margaret Marshall Kitto
St. Louis
St. Peter’s Episcopal Church
Mary Belle Marshall Sard
Urbana
Ill
Robert) Sard
Missouri Pacific to Consolidate Two Depots
Missouri Pacific Lines told Arkansas Commerce Commission on Thursday it plans to consolidate operations of its Huttig and Strong depots in Union County for economy reasons.
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Little Rock
Missouri Pacific Lines
State Commerce Commission
Union County
Mrs Johnson to visit Heidelberg Germany with trading stamps
Mrs Lawrence Johnson leaves Little Rock for a two week visit with her parents near Heidelberg Germany. She travels compliments of coworkers at the U S Time plant in Little Rock who began saving stamps last November and announced today they had collected enough to pay for the round trip for Mrs Johnston.
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Little Rock
Lawrence Johnson
Hiedelberg
Germany
U.S
Johnson
Late Senator Linked to Baker Case
Senator Kerr urged purchase of 6,400 Tulsa bank shares via a $175,000 loan for Fred B. Black Jr. of North American Aviation, with an oral plan to sell half to Bobby Baker. Baker resigned amid probes of outside deals. Black testified Kerr praised the investment and claimed Baker could not pay.
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Washington
Senate
Tulsa
Robert
Kerr
D-Okla
Bobby Baker
Fred B. Black Jr
North American Aviation Corp
Baker
Senate Rules Committee
Black
Fidelity National Bank & Trust Co
Oklahoma City
Capitol
Farmers and Merchants State Bank
Russian Novelist Faces Criticism Over Pro-Czar Novel
Moscow report states Soviet writer Alexei Yugov was criticized by the government newspaper Tavestia for praising the last czar and czarina. Tavestia argued that literate people hold a different view of Russia’s final crown carriers.
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Moscow
Alexei Yugov
Tavestia
Final Rites for James W. Snell
Final rites for James William Snell, 66, who died Thursday night, will be held at 2 30 p.m. Saturday at Oakcrest Funeral Chapel by Reverend W A Riemann. Burial will be in Foss Hill Cemetery.
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James William Snell
Oakcrest
W. A. Riemann
Foss Hill Cemetery
Silent film star Mae Murray found at St Louis Salvation Army
Salvation Army officials and police identify Mae Murray, the silent era star born May 1898, wandering in West St Louis. She refuses shelter transportation back to Los Angeles despite plans to send her there, saying she wants to continue to New York with a purse ticket.
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ST. Louis
Salvation Army
Mae Murray
Los Angeles
New York
Fred Major
Major
Miss Murray
Jack Gilbert
Keep Your Foot on Floor Theme at Denver Conference
In Denver, Prof. Paul Hunsinger of the University of Denver urged that knowledge matters in an election year. He described orisextaclopody as keeping one’s foot out of one’s mouth and explained its relevance at the Rocky Mountain Speech and Communication Conference.
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Denver
Colo
Paul Hunsinger
Hunsinger
University of Denver
Rocky Mountain
Johnson And Mateos Confer In Palm Springs Talks To Endorse Solidarity
President Johnson and Mexican President Adolfo Lopez Mateos meet in Palm Springs for closing talks on a joint statement of cross border unity. They plan a Lopez Mateos news conference and an afternoon Los Angeles fiesta with their spouses. The session's topics include the Alliance for Progress trade disarmament and Colorado River water issues. The incident in New York involving the Mexican ambassador to Bolivia is noted but not seen as affecting the talks. They also visited former President Eisenhower for a 40 minute call at Eldorado Country Club.
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Frank Cormier
Palm Springs
Calif
Johnson
Adolfo Lopez Mateos
Mexico
Lopez Marcos
Los Angeles
Justo Sierra
White House
California
Lopez Mateos
Alliance For Progress
International Trade
Colorado
Mexicali
Pierre Salinger
New York
Bolivia
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eldorado Country Club
Eisenhower
Star to Receive Second Round of Orders for The Torch Is Passed
Hope Star announces a second shipment round for the John F. Kennedy book The Torch Is Passed. Priced at $2 postpaid, printers for The Associated Press have produced more than 2 MOON copies. Orders via coupon at Hope Star P.O. Box 98, Hope Arkansas, with a backlog of about 150 reservations.
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Star
John F. Kennedy
Hope Star
Associated Press
Moon Books
Baker Refuses To Testify In Senate probe
Washington AP reports investigators eye a key development in the Bobby Baker case. L P McLendon says he cannot predict when hearings will end as the panel faces a week of public sessions including Baker’s appearance. Fred B Black testified that Kerr suggested Baker take half of a stock holding, with Baker allowed to buy in later, tying Kerr to the matter.
Instructor Gives Life to Save Students at Pendleton
CAMP PENDLETON Calif AP Marine Corps officers say a veteran instructor gave his life to save trainees when a youth activated a grenade. Staff Sgt. Bobby Gene Callison 34 of Vista was killed. Two trainees were wounded. Pvt. James M. Cromer 17 of Indianapolis led the pin from a grenade and dropped the lever. Callison grabbed the grenade and hurled it out of the pit, likely saving several marines.
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Camp Pendleton
Calif
Marine Corps
Bobby Gene Callison
Vista
Callison
James M. Cromer
Indianapolis
Ind
Sgt
Cromer
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Cecil Weaver
Joan Watkins
Mike Cox
Mike Newton
Phil Watkins
Mike Atkins
James W. Snell
Johnson and Mateos
P.O. Box
Hope, Arkansas
L. P. McLendon
Rules Committee
McLendon
Carole Tyler
Fred B. Black, Jr
Robert S. Kerr
Tulsa, Okla
King
Ff Black
Fiddelity National Bank & Trust Co
Oklahoma
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