Country retirement doubts and wage union case split
The piece weighs country living for couples in midlife, citing aging limits and isolation risks, plus potential resale trouble and loneliness. It contrasts Beaumont Texas and Wisconsin union shop laws, noting a prison sentence for a manager who refused to fire a nonunion worker, with South Carolina’s stance against forced union membership.
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Wisconsin
South Carolina
the Herald
Spartanburg
S. WC
Communist inclusion in South Vietnam govt debated in Washington
In a four day clash between Senator Robert F Kennedy and the Johnson administration the United States signaled a willingness to admit Communists to a future South Vietnamese government if they win post war free elections. The White House pledged to accept any outcome of such elections even if it includes Communists in government.
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Washington
United States
South Viet Nam
Robert F. Kennedy
D-N.y
Johnson
Kennedy
Saigon
White House
Bill D. Moyers
Corminiunists
Proposed New Building for Generator Co
A new generator company building plan includes a 260 by 160 foot facility with 41 600 square feet of usable space. The project is noted amid last minute changes in Wilson and Kosygin talks on nuclear weapons, with a meeting and news conference postponed as Kosygin weighs a world ban treaty proposal.
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Standard Generator Company
Wilson
Kosygin
No Progress in Peace Talks Reported by Wilson in Moscow
Prime Minister Harold Wilson said talks with Soviet Premier Kosygin on Viet Nam were very frank but produced no progress. He noted differences in positions and believed North Viet Nam’s conditions may shift later. Chalfont’s extended talks with Lee Chang followed, with Hanoi expected to respond to a four hour briefing.
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John Weyland
Moscow
Harold Wilson
Viet Nam
Alexei N. Kosygin
Wilson
North
Lord Chalfont
North Viet Nam
Lee Chang
Chalfont
Hanoi
Kosygin
Britain
London
National Liberation Front
South Viet Nam
Lee
Ldo Ehal
Vereen Alewer
Citar
Weather in Arkansas Turns Strangely Snowy Across State
The Associated Press reports Arkansas faced unusual winter weather with heavy snow in northwest areas. Temperatures hovered, Little Rock lingered at 35 to 45 degrees amid cloud cover. Roads were mostly clear but wet. Newport District saw lingering snow on surfaces. Accumulations ranged from 3 inches in the southwest to 7 inches centrally and up to 10 inches near Little Rock. some schools canceled classes.
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Associated Press
Arkansas
Little Rock
Weather Bureau
Newport
Millwood Road Closed Until May
The road across the Millwood Dam is closed to the public and will remain closed until about May 1, 1866, when the guard rinks surfacing and trade can for famishes wall be completed. In the meantime, access will be restricted due to construction and hazard areas.
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Millwood
Grothec LN
Sass Otis NK Higen
Blue Chip Industry to Fordyce
Gov. Faubus announced that Phelps Dodge Corp. will build a multi million dollar electrical wire and cable factory in Fordyce. The 125000 square foot plant on a 3 acre site will start with about 125 workers and requires no bond issue or financial aid. Phelps Dodge serves independent telephone companies with Allied Telephone aiding the location. the firm operates 11 U.S. plants and is headquartered in Yonkers New York. 1964 sales totaled 389 million dollars. The Arkansas Industrial Development Commission assisted, and the announcement was made jointly by the governor and the office.
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Little Rock
Orval Faubus
Phelps Dodge Corp
Fordyce
Faubus
Phelps Dodge
Allied Telephone Co
Arkansas Industrial Development Commission
U.S
Yonkers
N.Y
Governor’s Office
Senior Citizens Day Friday at City Hall Hope
Friday February 25 proclaimed as Senior Citizen's Day in Hope. Social Security Office representatives from Texarkana Texas will hold a Medicare meeting in the Hope City Hall Courtroom from 1:00 to 8:00 pm to assist enrollment and answer questions. Home visits can be arranged and transportation provided by calling PR 7-3542 with Junior Chamber of Commerce pickup.
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Hope
Social Security Office
Texarkana
Texas
Merc
Focal Junior Chamber of Commerce
Arkansas Representatives Back Johnson Tax Bill Vote
Washington AP report says Representatives Wilbur Mills E C Gathings and James O'Trimbley voted for the $5 billion tax measure. The bill passed the House 246 to 116 as President Johnson pressed the plan.
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Washington
Arkansas
U.S
Wilbur Mills
E. C Gathings
James O'Trimble
Johnson
Candidates Delay Talks in Arkansas Chapter Meeting
Five candidates for the 4th Congressional District appearing before the Arkansas Chapter of Sigma Delta Chi have postponed their appearance. The meeting set for tonight will be rescheduled in the spring, the journalism fraternity said.
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North Little Rock
Arkansas
Sigma Delta Chi
Convict testifies on murder plot against Mossler family
Virgil Halford, 29, jailed for life in Texas for rape, testifies about a supposed deal to frame Candace Messler and her nephew Melvin Powers in the murder of her millionaire husband Jacques Mossler. He recounts Mulvey’s claim of a payed testimony swap and a prior murder-for-hire discussion in 1962 and 1964.
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Athur Everett
Miami
Fla
Candace Messler
Melvin Lane Powers
Virgil Nelson Halford
Texas
Halford
Bill Frank Mulvey
Texas State Penitentiary
Mulvey
Messler
Houston
Powers
Mossler
Jacques Mossler
Arkansas GI Dies in Viet Nam
Army Staff Sgt. James Rutledge of Fort Smith has died in Vietnam from causes in the line of duty, the Defense Department announced Wednesday. He was the husband of Mrs. Margie L. Rutledge.
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Associated Press
Washington
APL
Army
James Rutledge
Margie L. Rutledge
Fort Smith
Viet Nam
Ube Defense Department
Heavy Assault Against Gls Kills 89 Reds
A Viet Cong battalion attacked U S forces near Tan Binh, 30 miles north of Saigon, and was repulsed. at least 89 enemy soldiers were killed and 11 wounded amid the heaviest clashes in the Gls. area during Operation Mastiff. Marines near Da Nang, Chu Lai, and Quang Ngai faced further Viet Cong activity as air and ground forces sought to curb incursions. Civilian aviation crash in Arkansas claimed by local report.
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Thomas A. Reedy
Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S. 1St Infantry Division
U.S
Tan Binh
Ky My
da Nang
Chu Lai
Amercian
Viet Nam
Vinh
Donghai
Panhandle
Dien Bien Phu
Quang Ngai City
U.S. 1St Cavalry
Marine
Johnson Seeks to Reassure Critics on Viet Nam
President Johnson broadens appeal to critics as Humphrey returns optimistic on Asian trip and he faces congressional debate. Communists strike north of the main offensive as pacification work faces disruption amid talks of possible peace conference. Ghana seizes power, Nkrumah to visit Beijing. Webster Groves teens face an academic ulcer derby, a social pattern cited by a sociologist. Luci Johnson's wedding promises to be memorable, a family milestone.
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Johnson
Hubert
Humphrey
New York
Lord Chalfont
Lee Chang
International
Ghana
Accra
Kwame Nkrumah
Peking
National
Webster Groves
Charles Kranefugs
Washington
Lyndon B. Johnson
Luci
Volunteers Sought for Heart Sunday Drive in Hempstead
Volunteers are being recruited in Hempstead County for Heart Sunday as part of the 86 Heart Fund Campaign. About 50 to 60 volunteers will visit 10 to 15 neighbors each on February 27 to highlight heart disease as a leading killer, with the aim of raising funds and awareness.
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Hempstead
Elnora Ridgdell
Washington Benton appoints Hope native child welfare director
All Around Town reports Miss Coop of Hope named director of the Washington Benton County Child Welfare Office in Fayetteville. A University of Arkansas at Fayetteville alumna with a psychology degree, she has worked in Fayetteville since July and will oversee a small staff at the county courthouse.
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Carule Coop
Merlin Coop
Hope
Washington - Benton County
Fayetteville
No Escalation of War Says the President
President Johnson declares no mindless escalation in Viet Nam and the war is for a limited objective. He cites a turned tide, cites casualties and defections as basis, and insists the U.S. will avoid direct conflict with China while pursuing peace and reform. A protester is removed, and a small fire occurs near the Waldorf Astoria as 3,500 antiwar demonstrators protest outside. The president frames the policy for Congress hearings and answers questions about duration.
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Frank Cormier
New York
Johnson
Viet Nam
United States
China
Washington
Freedom House
Secret Service
James Peck
War Resisters League
Peck
New York Central
Waldorf-Astoria
LBJ
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Self Defense Is Reason for War Says Texarkana Candidate
Texarkana Ark AP Richard Arnold a Democratic candidate for District Representative said the U S commitment in Viet Nam is a matter of self defense for America He opposed opponents of Viet Nam policies but defended debate and hearings saying national honor is at stake If we do not stand there the Chinese Communists will make us stand somewhere else
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Texarkana, Ark
Richard
Arnold
Texarkana
U.S
Viet Nam
America
Federal Grant to Newton County Arkansas
The Office of Economic Opportunity awarded a 65211 dollar federal grant to Newton County for a comprehensive anti poverty program. Senator John L McClellan expressed that the program will affect 963 residents in Arkansas.
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Washington
Office of Economic Opportunity
Newton County
Ark
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
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