Hope Post Office Fight Spurs Tax Debt Warning
Editorial argues federal aid is a debt trap and urges residents to oppose a new Hope post office and paving project. It cites rising national debt, declining county population, and calls Congressmen to kill the post office plan while defending local press freedom and fiscal restraint.
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Washington
America
Hope
Post Office
U.S
Hope Paving
Municipal Board of Directors
New Hope
Arkansas
Hempstead
Hempstedd
Gaayette
Oren Harris
Arms cuts may curb business as Johnson trims military budget
President Johnson's peace drive and aims to cut a billion dollars from the next military budget could tighten new business and defense orders. A proposed $51 billion to $52 billion in defense spending would still equal a large share of the federal budget and GNP, risking plant closures and rising unemployment in defense communities if demand falls. Some firms may gain as rival orders shift, while others face cancellations as Pentagon plans adjust to lower tension and economy drives.
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New York
Johnson
Pentagon
Congress
Warm Wave Welcomed Across Nation
The nation enjoys a warm trend with relief from severe snow and ice storms. Light snow graced northern Appalachians and central Rockies while light rain hit areas along the Washington coast. Dry cold front moves east from Wisconsin to northwestern Texas with morning temps from the 50s near the Mexican border to the teens in western mountains. A pocket of cold air pushed into parts of the Southeast with 27 in Cross City, Florida.
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Associated Press
Weather Bureau
Appalachians
Central
Rockies
Washington
Wisconsin
Texas
Cross City
Fla
278 Counts on Castro Listed
The Cuban Judicial Association in Es-Ue said it has sent to the Organization of American States a list of 278 alleged acts of aggression or subversion by Premier Fidel Castro's Cuban government against Latin America energy.
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Miaml
Fla
Cuban Judicial Association
Es- Ue
Organization of American States
Fidel Castro
Coffee House Debates Draw Church Goers and Cinema
In Seattle the Woodland Park Presbyterian Church runs Le Rapport a candle lit cafe next to a foreign film venue. Open five nights weekly it hosts discussions on politics philosophy and racy films attracting about 50 to 100 mainly non members per session. A UW historian spoke on liberalism and conservatism and Q A followed lasting until midnight.
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Seattle
Wash
William H. Creevey
le Rapport
Mr. Creevey
Woodland Park Presbyterian Church
Bill Creevey
Creevey
Ridgemont Theater
Ridgemont
Film Society
Woodland Park Church
Joan of Arc
Boccacio
Giovanni Costigan
University of Washington History Department
Pope Begins Pilgrimage to Holy Land
Pope Paul VI sails toward a historic Holy Land pilgrimage with final preparations under way in Vatican City and at Rome’s Fiumicino Airport. Jordan mobilizes security while Jerusalem streets display Vatican and Star of David flags as Bechor Shitrit reviews travel plans. About 800 foreign journalists have arrived to cover the event.
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Gerald J. Miller
Associated Press
Vatican City
Pauil. VI
Holy Land
Vatican
Rome
Fiumicino
Amman
Jordan
Jerusalem
Israel
Bechor Shitrit
Bois d Arc Open to Duck Hunters in January
State owned Bois d Arc hunting and fishing preserve will be open in its entirety to duck hunters for the remainder of the season beginning January 5. Dale Bonds, warden for the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission, announced today.
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Bois d’Arc
Dale Bonds
Arkansas Game & Fish Commission
Goldwater to Run for President and Senate Seat
Arizona Senator Barry Goldwater will declare as a Republican presidential candidate and announce plans to file for a third Senate term. The twin announcements are to occur at a private meeting with Arizona Republican leaders and a patio news conference at his hillside Phoenix home.
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Walter R. Mears
Associated Press
Phoenix, Ariz
Barry Goldwater
America
Arizona
Goldwater
Hal Boyle Crystal Ball predicts 1964 foibles and fears
Hal Boyle predicts a quirky year ahead with Soviet warmth, tax skirmishes, and paper clip savings. He foresees Paris cabbies funding a tourist monument resembling De Gaulle, grain stored in bomb shelters, two useless cold cures, rising automation, and a resilient spirit that makes life worth living.
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Hal Boyle
Paris
Charles de Gaulle
Alarm over Cyprus exits allied ranks as Makarios moves
Cyprus crisis widens as President Makarios calls for cancellation of treaties Britain rushes troops to aid and NATO seeks urgent Paris talks Greek and Turkish Cypriots clash briefly in Nicosia prompting alarms in Athens and London. NATO council to hear full briefing as Britain Greece and Turkey report to members The situation risks reigniting Turkish claims while NATO seeks peaceful settlement.
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Alexefty
Nicosia
Cyprus
Britain
Paris
Athens
Concen
Makarios
Greece
Tur
Turkey
Permanent Council of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
London
Alec Douglas-Home
Duncan Sandys
Soviet proposal urges nations to renounce force in frontier disputes
MOSCOW AP The Soviet government has proposed to world nations an international agreement that renounces the use of force to settle territorial and frontier issues.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Khrushchev
Washington
Dwight D. Eisenhower
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Moscow
Six Mission Sundays at First Methodist Church
First Methodist Church hosts six Sunday night mission study sessions from January 5 to February 9 starting 6:15 p.m. with a snack supper. Speakers include Dr. Roy Bagley Rev. Gladwin Connell Ed Matthews W.S.C.5 and Rev. Raymond Franks with topics on The Mission of the Church The Nature of Today's World and Witness of Our Local Church.
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First Methodist Church
Roy Bagley
Gladwin Connell
Ed Matthews
Congo
W.S.C
Raymond Franks
Hope Schools to Resume Monday
Hope Public Schools will resume regular schedules Monday morning January 6, announced Superintendent James H. Jones, ending the two weeks Christmas recess.
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Hope Schools
Hope Public Schools
James H. Jones
Weather Experiment Station Report Summary
Weather data for 24 hours ending Friday shows a high of 67 and a low of 2b. Continued on Page Taree.
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