Moscow Faces China Turbulence as Vietnam Aid Is Jeopardized
A Soviet view argues China’s upheaval threatens fuel for North Vietnam’s war. The piece notes Chinese interference with overland arms shipments, new visa red tape for Soviet specialists, and rising frontier tensions. Also mentioned is Jehovah’s Witness assembly in Hope Arkansas and a note on 1966 White Sox pitching shutouts.
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William L. Ryan
Moscow
Vietnam
China
North Vietnam
Mao Tseszung
Moscow Radio
Hanoi
Peking
Soviet Union
Nicholas Kovalak, Jr
Watchtower Society
Brooklyn
New York
Jehovah's Witnesses
Hope
Fair Park Coliseum
Arkansas
Kovalak
Chicago White Sox
Measure Would Count Ballots by Faces and More
Legislation debated on page one includes a measure authorizing ballots to be counted by facial recognition and a bill banning highway signs. Other actions cover runoff election timing, obscenity penalties, War Memorial Stadium Commission size, vocational schools, handicapped education, child abandonment penalties, and county law libraries. Senate actions include bans on misleading advertising, higher income tax deductions, mobile home transport permits, and extra Revenue Department funding. A House resolution urges Congress to preserve gun rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Education Department
Senate
State Highway Department
State Revenue Department
Revenue Department
Congress
Arkansas Senate bills target dairy control and billboard junkyard rules
Two compromise measures were introduced in Arkansas for dairy regulation and billboard junkyard rules near interstate highways. The dairy bill would form a 5 member Arkansas Dairy Commission with licensing inspections price setting and investigative powers. Other bills create an Agriculture Development Commission a Little Hoover Commission to study agencies and possible consolidations and a measure to curb board or commission conflicts and disqualify per diems. Additional proposals cover judges appointments for indigent suspects tax revenue use for teacher salaries limits on city utility pledges longer sentences for habitual criminals and park developments.
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Little Rock
Arkansas Senate
Arkansas Dairy Commission
Len Max Howell
State Highway Department
J. Lee Bearden
Leadsville
Arkansas Agriculture Development Commission
Industrial Developement Commission
Len Ben Allen
Little Hoover Commission
Dan. T. Sprick
Commission
Sprick
Glen F. Walther
State Public Service Commission
Herb Rule
House
Rockefeller
Arkansas
Dan Cook
Camden
Grady Arrington
Stephens
Senate
Commission On Coordination of Higher Educational Finance
National Be
State Publicity and Parks Commission
Parkin Indian Mound
Cross County
Congress
Senators Back Debt Ceiling Rise to 336 Billion
Washington AP reports Kansas Senator J William Fulbright and Arkansas Senator John McClellan joined the Senate majority in a 54 to 23 vote to raise the national debt ceiling to 336 billion dollars.
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Washington
Apakansas
J. William Fulbright
John ~. McClellan
Senate
Powell Eyes Seat With Censure In House Report
Washington AP members of the select House committee on Adam Clayton Powell near a basic accord to seat Powell while imposing a stiff censure and loss of seniority. The panel would require repayment of about 35000 for funds charged to his use. Pepper plans to sign. report to be released at a White conference.
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Carl P. Leabsdorf
Washington
House
Adam Clayton Powell
Dot
Harlem
Powell
Congressional
Claude D. Pepper
Dala
Emanuel Celler
D-N.y
Pepper
Florida
Democrats
Committee On Education and Labor
Kennedy Plot Probe Is Spreading
The Pensacola News Journal reports a spreading probe into the Kennedy assassination as Earl Killam seeks exhumation to determine the death of brother Thomas Henry Killam, who died in Pensacola in 1964 after warning of agents. Founders Day PTA program and a World War I veterans meeting are announced, plus obituary for Jim Parker.
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Pensacola
Fla
Mission Society of Union
Pantist Church
Fulton
Arkansas
Florida
Keys To God
Suns Brother
New Ore
Kennedy
Earl Killam
Thomas Henry Killam
Dallas
Killam
Nhy
Wanda Killam
Pensacola NewsJou
Escambia
Carl Harper
Harper
Earl Kilem Wednese
East 3Rd Street
W. S. Williamson
Jim Parker
Hope
Clara Muldrew
Hicks Funeral Home, Inc
New Orleans
Atty
Jim Garrison
Jack Ruby
Ruby
Lee Harvey Oswald
John F. Kennedy
Tampa
Thomas Killam
Letters Warn Arkansas Counties About Gambling Violations
LITTLE ROCK AP Letters will be mailed Friday to all 76 Arkansas counties warning them to stop illegal gambling violations per Gov. Winthrop Rockefeller spokesman. About 95 counties will receive formal letters detailing findings from a State Police investigation. others get informal notes. The piece also recounts a separate sequence of events involving Jack Ruby, Lee Harvey Oswald, and related deaths and investigations.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
Winthrop Rockefeller
G. Thomas Elsele
Rockefeller
Bambling
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Russia
U.S. Choice
Arkansas Maid Weiners Wilson's Hoop Cheese
Godchaux Sugar
Nabisco
Carrol Messer
Ark
Food Center
Commission On Co-ordination of Higher Educational Finance
San Souci Landing
Mississippi River
Mississippi County
Sun Chancery Circuit
George Webster
Michigan State
San Frare Cita
Ester Hicks
Jefferson
Hopewell P. T. A
W. M. Muldrew
Sylvester Dave Is
P.T. A
Richard Wilson
C. G. Carmichael
C. W. Hicks
Robert Ellis
J. M. McGhee
Moore Bros
Uttermil
T-Bones
Wearmake & Lbs
Jug
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