Cigarette Tax Debate and Education Funding in Arkansas
The House debated a cigarette tax hike from six to eight cents per pack aimed at $3.6 million annual revenue to fund state agencies. A school aid bill would distribute an estimated $20 million yearly in new money via a bonus formula rewarding districts with tax rates above the state average and penalizing those below it, detailing per teacher payouts and pupil counts.
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State Racing Commission
Day
Orval E. Faubus
Senate
Clarence Bell
Parkin
Education Forces
Perry County
Paul van Dalsem
State Senate Debates Gas Tax Shift and Police Funding
The session saw Van Dalsem block progress on the Bell bill via second reading objections, delaying a vote by quorums. Sen Doug Bradley proposed diverting state police finances to the Highway Fund, while a junior college measure sought a local option tax, and Dan Steel’s workmen’s comp bill faced AFL CIO criticism before reconsideration. Mosley led the day’s heated debate.
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van Dalsem
House
J. H. Cottrell Jr
Cottrell
Doug Bradley
Jonesboro
Bradley
Criminal Investigation Division
Dan Steel
Nashville
Steel
Afl-Cio
Sen
E. L. Mosley
Weather continues warm up through Saturday statewide
The forecast calls for fair and warmer conditions through Saturday with varying night lows and Saturday highs across Arkansas and neighboring states. Northern regions see lows from the upper 20s to upper 30s and highs around 50s to mid 60s, while southern areas rise into the 60s. Louisiana and Missouri also expect continued warmth and clear skies.
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Northeast
Arkansas
Southeast
Northwest Arkansas
Southwest Arkansas
Missouri
Milk bill passes in 31 to 2 vote
The milk bill was approved by a 31 to 2 vote with Sen. Q Byrum Hurst of Hot Springs and Bradley opposing.
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Q Byrum Hurst
Hot Springs and
Bradley
Warning Order in Hempstead Chancery Court
H. E. Nolen sues Lucy Nolen in Hempstead Chancery Court. Lucy Nolen must appear within thirty days to answer the complaint. Witness dated February 11 1965 with Clerk JIM COLE. Publication dates February 12 19 26 and March 5 1965.
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Hempstead
Rusk outlines US stance on Vietnam talks at Warsaw meeting
Secretary Rusk says Washington will publish a detailed summary accusing North Vietnam of directing a terror campaign in South Vietnam. He notes a U.S. position on negotiations was conveyed to Red China at the Warsaw talks with Ambassador Cabot and Chinese envoy Wang Kuo-chuan. Political channels remain open.
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Rusk
United States
North Viet Nam
South Viet Nam
U.S
Red China
Warsaw
John Moors Cabot
Wang Kuochuan
Hope Star editorial details and publishing info
Hope Star from Hope Arkansas outlines newspaper staff led by Alex H. Washburn and Paul H. Jones, plus Donal Parker and C. M. Rovers Jr. It lists publishing office at 212-14 South Walnut Street, circulation, and ad representative addresses across multiple cities.
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Star Publishing CO
C. E. Palmer
Alex H. Washburn
Star Building
South
Walnut Street Hope
Arkansas
Paul H. Jones
Edito
Donal Parker
My C. M
Pod) Rovers, Jr
Governments Seek Peace Yet Warn Against Aggression
A number of governments show interest in peaceful exploration but caution that negotiations to accept or confirm aggression are impossible. They warn that talks ending only in bitterness and hostility worsen the danger.
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Prospect
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Hope
Pinone Nui Clas
Mitted
Yukon
Etter Printing Company
Washington, Ark
Barry
Quick Sak
Texarkana Gazette
Ernest Bode
Proving Ground
Donald Moore
Ambulance Service Burial Association
Oakcrest Funeral Home
Dial
Herndon- Cornelius Funeral Home
Singer Sewing Machine CO
Phillips 66
Corner
3Rd & Hervey
Ralph Montgomery
Barry’s Grocery
Moore Brothers
Russell’s
Southern Construction CO
Front St. Hope, Ark
Ratcliff Breeding Service
Prescott
Circle ES Ranches
Ozan
Ark
Wayne Griffeth
Freeda’s
Angus Farms
Harry Phillips
Garrett’s
J. W. Stackland
Sue Taliaferro
Clifford Franks
Linda Hooper
Income Tax Service
Jesse A. Brown
TAX Service
Irvin Gleghorn
Raleigh
Trading Stamp Exchange
Hwy
Texarkana
Monts
E. Second
E. H. Byers
Perry
Highway
Virgil Danie Coed
Precatt Transfer & Storage Co
Prescott, Ark
Brenda Smith
Hazel & Virginia
S. Elm
Faskbion
Call Atlantic 5
Murfreesboro
Coca Cola
East Third
Jerry Honneycutt
Spring Hill Road
South Hervey
West Fourth Street
Foster Land & Realty CO
Arkansas West Third & Hervey
Nice Duplex
Highway 67
Streut Realty
W. 3Rd. Street
Esther Hicks
American Legion Hempstead County Barwicks
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Paye
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Star of Hope
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A Hope
The
Audit Bureau of Circulations
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Howard
Milles
Hwas
Nat'l
Arkansas Dalles, Inc
Popular Av
Jor Ancestors
By Quincy
Morty Meekle
Gome
NEA, Inc
Rv Dick Cavelli
Giilé
Bugs Bunny
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