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A Arkansas field trials tale recalls cheating dogs at Grand Junction Tennessee while labor politics stir in Little Rock and Dallas chiefs near retirement. Rozzell calls for an funded education master plan. Arkansas colleges share 66,268 in grants. Dallas police chief Curry nears terminal leave amid JFK assassination era pressures.
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Grand Junction
Tenn
B. W. Edwards
Dirty Pool
Little Rock
Rozzell
Arkansas
Arkansas Education Advcntion
Litre Rock
American Association of University Women
Snow Blankets Broad U S Regions Amid Frigid Cold
Snow moved across Texas into the western Plains with heavy accumulations in Oklahoma and Arkansas as bitter cold lingered from Montana to New England. Subzero readings persisted in eight northern states and northern New England while Texas saw teens in some areas and 13 degrees at Amarillo.
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Associated Press
Texas
Plains
Montana
New England
del Rio
Mexican
Junction
Waco
Memphis
Amarillo
Henrietta
Midwest
Dakotas
Minnesota
Iowa
Wisconsin
Michigan
Nebraska
New York State
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Maine
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Anadarko
Oklahoma City
Mangum
Fayetteville
Man shoots five Black pickets outside Birmingham store
A white man, Emory W. McGowan, 23, surrendered after firing a 25 caliber weapon at five Black pickets in a Birmingham supermarket parking lot. He said they blocked his car and refused to wave as he asked them to move. Victims Douglas Murray, 15, Wille Andrews, 32, William James Maywell, 32, Albert Tate, 36, and Simon Armstrong, 70, were treated at University Hospital. Police cited an intent to cause serious harm charge.
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Ross M. Hagen
Birmingham
Ala
J. M. McDowell
Emory W. McGowan
McDowell
McGowan
Fred L. Shuttlesworth
Cincinnati
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Liberty Supermarket
Douglas Murray
Wille Andrews
William James May Well
Albert Tate
Simon Armstrong
Shuttlesworth
National Music Week Essay Contest 1966 details
The 1966 National Music Week Essay Contest, sponsored by NFMC with Broadcast Music Inc support, invites grades 9-12 to write up to 500 words on The Importance of Music to Me. Mail by March 15, 1966 to NFMC Headquarters Chicago. Fourteen winners receive $25 and a record album. Merit awards go to their schools.
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National Federation of Music Clubs
Broadcast Music, Inc
NFMC
South
Michigan Avenue
Chicago
Arkansas
Extension Specialist Coming Here
Crystal Tenborg Extension Home Management Specialist will speak on February 24 at 1 30 p m in the Chamber of Commerce Office about why to keep records and how to analyze accounts A postponed Hope visit was to be February 1 Mrs Yenberg will discuss Why and How to Keep Accounts and How to Analyze the Accounts after They Are Completed Home makers are invited Delores McBride says each person will receive a Home Account Record Book to record income and expenses There is no charge for the book or for enrolling
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Crystal Tenborg
Chamber of Commerce
Hope
Yenberg
Delores McBride
Cecut
DeValls Bluff Receives Loan Boost for Facilities
Washington AP reports the Community Facilities Administration approved a 12000 increase in public facility loans for De Valls Wharf Ark to aid construction of water and sewer system improvements.
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Washington
Community Facilities Administration
de Valls Wharf Ark
Arkansaw Killed on Turnpike in Apparent Crash
AP report from Breeze Wo on Pennsy turnpike Friday night states 46 year old Robert Brive of Star City Arkansas was killed when his vehicle overturned after a trick jack failure.
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Associated Press
Breeze Woon
Robert Brive
Star City
Ark
Pennsy
Thornpike
Presbyterians Hear Catholic Nun Sermon at St. Mark's
Sister Ann Patrick Ware preached what is believed to be the first sermon by a Roman Catholic nun from an Episcopal pulpit at St. Mark's Episcopal Church in Webster Groves. The ecumenism program included remarks by a theology professor from Webster College and drew Roman Catholics, including nuns, to hear the address.
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ST. Louis, Mo
Ann Patrick Ware
Webster College
St. Mark’s Episcopal Church
Wanted Man Found at Lewisville
A Houston man identified as William R. Drachenberg, about 27, was found unconscious in his car in a Lewisville cemetery. Police say he is wanted for murder in Houston for the fatal shooting of Lee R. Joviesin. Drachenberg was hospitalized after a carbon monoxide incident. His former wife, Peggy Brock, lived in Lewisville.
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Lewisville
Ark
Houston
Tex
Wade Tatum
William R. Drachenberg
Drachenberg
Tatum
Lee R. Joviesin
Joviesin
Peggy Brock
Tatom
Camden mill to expand paper production in 12 million program
International Paper Co plans a 12 million expansion at the Camden Arkansas plant. The program includes new paper machines a finishing room and a pulp mill. Construction starts in May with about 130 workers at peak later this year.
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Camden, Ark
AMI
Camden Mills
F Internatonal Paper Co
C. Haynes
Mull Matnager Haynes
Haynes
Smackover Men Die in Wreck Near Ark. 7
Two Smackover men Fidward M Rouse and Herbert R B awick were killed Monday night when a cave they were in collapsed under a truck on Arkansas 7 near here. State Police said.
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Arwadelphia
Ark
API
Fidward M Rouse
Herbert RB Awick
Arkansas
Bennett Accuses Bennett Of Petty Politics
Texarkana Ark AP Lynn Lowe, a Republican candidate for the 4th Congressional district seat left by Oren Harris, charged Monday night that Atty Gen Bruce Bennett used delaying tactics to block a special election. Lowe cited Gov John Connally setting a March date to fill the vacancy after the death of Albert Thomas. He said the 4th District had an empty seat for 18 days amid Viet Nam War debates.
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Texarkana
Ark
Lynn Lowe
Bruce Bennett
Netty
Lowe
Oren Harris
Texas
John Connally
Albert Thomas
Arkansas
U.S
Crossett Lawyer Considers Head of Arkansas Young Democrats
Crossett attorney Richard Earl Griffin said he is weighing a run for president of the Arkansas Young Democrats Club. He must first confirm eligibility amid a dispute over club certifications. The Ashley County group’s membership form was among about 25 referred to the fair practices committee after accusations of counterfeit forms. Griffin has been contacted by delegates from several YDC clubs statewide.
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Crossett
Ark
Richard Earl Griffin
Arkansas Young Democrats Club
Griffin
Ashley County
Sam Boyne
Newport
YDC
Ann Blackburn to be raffled at London ball for friendship
In London a 31 year old secretary with dimples is to be raffled at the George Washington Ball on February 22 to support United States British relations. The winner will receive one month of her secretarial services. Proceeds fund traveling grants and scholarships.
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Associated Press London
Ann Blackburn
Fatally Burned Woman in Stephens Arkansas
AP reports Mrs Luk Anderson, 78, died after a fire started by a heater damaged a home in Stephens. Sheriff Guarbine indicated the blaze caused fatal burn injuries while investigators search for the exact cause and assess safety factors in the Arkansas town.
Thousands of Fighting Men Hunt Viet Cong
American forces on two fronts hunted the Viet Cong as B52 bombers softened defences ahead. The 1st Cavalry Division reported 34 Viet Cong dead in a triangle south of Bongfon, while Air Force bombs blasted targets two to three miles ahead. In Saigon’s outskirts, Operation Mastiff began with the 1st Infantry Division entering forests to cripple Viet Cong forces near the capital. Two guerrillas were killed as the Big Red One moved in by helicopter and vehicle.
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Thomas A. Reedy
Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S. 1St Cavalry
Bong Fon
Guam
Alr
U.S
Mondsy
Vietnam War Shifts and Global Talks In AP Digest
AP News Digest notes a possible major battle north of Saigon as U S forces launch a search and destroy operation. Ambassador Goldberg expects Security Council aid for Vietnam settlement while Wilson seeks Soviet backing for peace moves. Two WACs discuss patriotism in Viet Nam. Sukarno ouster risks new Indonesian violence. 400 federal convicts released as labor surge. Rep Patsy Mink reads a message on the House floor. AFL-CIO opposes White House wage policies. A white man is arrested in a Birmingham shooting of five negroes. Saturn Apollo weather concerns rise as launch nears. Canace Messler defeats Bert Adams’ wife in a patent fight. 66,666 grant to UAMS in Little Rock for a diagnostic center approved.
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U.S. 1St Infantry
Saigon
Amhur J. Goldberg
Security Council
Viet Nam
Harold Wilson
Soviet Union
Wacs
Women's Armed Forces Corps
Sukarno
Armstrongman
Indonesia
Washington
Hawaii
Patsy Mink
George Washington
Ational Afl-Cio
White House
Birmingham
Ala
Candace Messler
Lois Constance Mulvey
Bert Adams
Uncle Sam
Arkla reports record gas deliveries during cold spell
Arkla says a severe cold snap pushed gas demand to 1.5 billion cubic feet per day on Jan 26 to Feb 1, 100 million above prior weekly highs, with a one day record of about 1.7 billion cubic feet on Jan 29.
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Shreveport
Arkansas Louisiana Gas Co
Arkla
All Around Town Promotes Dancing School Enrollment
Mrs Connie Booth of Connie Booth Schools of Dancing will visit Hlape Youth Center in Caro Friday February 25 from 2 to 5 pm to enroll pupils in ballet tap and modern jazz. She accepts ages 4 through high school and cites membership in several dance masters associations. Also noted are local social and military mentions, including James T Tolbert’s promotion to staff sergeant at Clinton-Sherman AFB and references to others connected to Hope and Blevins areas.
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Connie Booth
Caroden
Arkadelphia
Hlape
Pam
Chicago Assn
Southern Assn
Camden
Yeu and
James ‘T. ‘Tolbert
clinton-Sherman Air Force Base
Clinton
Okla
Shirl Slayton
el Dorado
Jin Andress
Hope Ts Fils
Wilson Seeks Soviet Aid in Ending War
British Prime Minister Harold Wilson urged Soviet leaders to help push conditional peace talks on Viet Nam. Kosygin rejected the appeal, demanding adherence to the 1954 Geneva accords and terms from North Viet Nam for any parley. Wilson and Kosygin met amid focus on Viet Nam, trade, and East-West relations.
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Arthur L. Gavshon
Moscow
Harold Wilson
Britain
Viet Nam
Asia
Alexei N. Kosygin
Wilson
North Viet Nam
Saigon
U.S
Kosygin
Soviet Communist Party
United States
London
Pravda
West Germany
Arguments Continue on Wage Hikes in Miami Beach
AFL-CIO drafts further argument against a White House plan to curb wage increases while Labor Secretary W. Willard Wirtz works to mend ties with organized labor. Wirtz meets AFL-CIO leaders who rejected his appeal to follow Johnson wage guidelines. The federation plans a report opposing wage caps without price and profit controls, arguing the economy can fund war needs and social programs.
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Neil Gilbride
Miami Beach
Fla
Afl-Cio
White House
W. Willard Wirtz
Johnson
Organized Labor
Wirtz
Big Labor Federation
Wirth
AFL Cio
Federation
Economic Council
Viet Nam
Congress
Afl-Cig
Boycou
Therarchy
George Tucany
Jolene Sans
Wirte
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