Maryland Seeks Guard to Halt Princess Anne Disorder
In Princess Anne Maryland state authorities mobilized to quell a campus clash where 250 to 400 Maryland State College students clashed with police using dogs hoses and night sticks. 27 Black students arrested 59 treated for injuries including dog bites. John Wilson student leader among those arrested.
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Dear Dr Brothers Premarital Advice From Dorothy Dix
Dorothy Dix presents Dr Louis Bish on premarital sex and the risks of acquiescence, warning about social pressure and future marriage impact. The column discusses how early sexual resistance can affect perception, guilt, and frigidity, advising careful consideration of values amid changing mores.
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Weather Outlook For Regional Areas
Weather continues from page one with a warmer Friday in the 46 to 50 range. East and South Missouri trends show fair skies and highs in the 40s, followed by a cloudy night and a low around 20s. Arkansas expects partly cloudy, cold today with highs in the 40s and clearer skies tonight into Friday.
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Salisbury arrests over disorderly conduct at college campus
Twenty seven people including four women were arrested for disorderly conduct and failure to obey a police command in Salisbury. All were released on bail after being taken to the college campus in State Police cars late Wednesday night.
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Censures for College of the Ozarks
Clarksville Ark AAUP censure over 1958 case of Charles G Hamilton psychology professor whose contract not renewed. College officials defend due process and say the hearing occurred before trustees and church authorities. Patterson notes higher courts backed college. AAUP cites Arkansas colleges.
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Tax cuts promise faster economy and new jobs
President Johnson argues a tax reduction will inject about 800 million dollars monthly into the economy, sparking demand, production, and employment while reducing government spending. He outlines a two year plan cutting individual rates from 18 to 14 percent next week and gradually lowering the corporate tax, with substantial gains for a family of four and smaller earners paying no tax.
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Johnson
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Faubus weighs adding congressional redistricting to session
Arkansas Governor Faubus said he would consider including congressional redistricting in a special legislative session if the four Arkansas congressmen request it. He noted the session focus would hinge on a revised voter registration bill and that timing depends on lawmakers and the courts.
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John R. Starr
Little Rock
Orval I. Faubus
Faubus
Paulius
U.S. Supreme Court
Arkansas
Tax rate cuts planned for high income groups
Tax reform outlined will reduce the top rate on earnings over $25,000 from 52 percent to 48 percent in two steps, while smaller companies will see the corporate rate fall from 40 percent to 22 percent by 1965.
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Nies
Plan for permanent voter registration praised
Rep. Jim Brandon of Pulaski County told a Little Rock civic club that a permanent voter registration proposal aims to benefit the people. He contrasted it with an annual registration bill he described as designed for politicians.
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Little Rock (Ap
Jim Brandon
Pulaski County
Well Known Horn Player Dies at 51
WEINER Ark AP C L V Count Downing a well known trumpet player of the 1920s died today after a heart attack at his home in Weiner He was 51 Downing played with bands led by Paul Whiteman and Shep Fields He returned to Weiner in 1940 to run the Downing Farm Store and is survived by his widow a daughter Dianna Doscher of Weiner and his brother Rex Downing a Poinsett County Judge Services set for 2 p m Wednesday at the First Christian Church of Weiner
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Weiner, Ark
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Rex Downings
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Weiner
Texarkana Contact Lines For Local News Office
Local newspaper lists telephone and residence pages for readers in Texarkana and Hope area. Entries show numbers 774 6145 and PR 7 277 for reference.
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