Johnson to steer broad promises in new Congress
President outlines major aims for the first Democratic Congress since 1936 with proposals for higher Social Security benefits and hospital insurance for the aged, expanded antipoverty efforts, education aid, and Appalachian development. Senate and House rules changes loom as الحزب battles over filibusters and the Rules Committee.
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Masked Dancer Brings Rare Indian Ritual to City
Nala Najan, an American dancer, performs the rare 4 Ch masked dance from Seraikella once restricted to royalty. Top photo shows him wearing a mask, lower image shows him surrounded by masks amid graceful movement.
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Johnson Returns From Texas Holiday With No Foreign Policy Hints
President Johnson came back to Washington after a 13 day holiday at his Texas ranch. He attended services at National City Christian Church and visited the Kennedy grave at Arlington with Mrs. Johnson and Marvin Watson. Johnson aims to recruit Watson as a White House aide.
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Arkansas Louisiana Weather Forecast Snapshot
Arkansas forecast. Partly cloudy and warmer tonight with lows 38 to 48. Tuesday shows increasing clouds and warmth with highs 55 to 65. Louisiana outlook calls for clear to partly cloudy and cold through Tuesday. Tonight lows 32 to 42, Tuesday highs 56 to 64.
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Arkansas Regional Forecast Highlights By The Associated Press
Central Arkansas expects increasing cloudiness and warmer conditions with a low around the upper 30s tonight and a high near 60 on Tuesday. Northwest Arkansas shows partial cloudiness tonight with a 40 to 46 low and Tuesday highs 55 to 64. Southwest Arkansas stays fair tonight then becomes warmer with highs 58 to 64. Northeast Arkansas remains fair tonight with a low 36 to 44 and Tuesday's high 56 to 62 amid partly cloudy skies. Southeast Arkansas stays fair tonight with a 30 to 44 low and highs 56 to 64 tomorrow.
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Fires Kill Nearly Twelve Thousand in 1964
The National Fire Protection Association reports 11,900 deaths and 1.67 million dollars in property loss from fires in 1964. Children comprised almost 30 percent of victims, deaths rose by 100 from 1963, and losses fell from the prior year’s peak.
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Chinese Officials Re-Elected Amid Leadership Talk
TOKYO reports the National People's Congress re-elected Liu Shao-chi as president and Chou En-lai as premier. Chu Teh was named chairman of the Standing Committee. Mao's future remains unclear as illness fuels discussion of stepping down.
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Vietnam War Debate Grows as Senators Push Reevaluation
Senators Morse Cooper Monroney and Curtis urged re evaluation of US role in Vietnam. Morse favored UN SEATO or Geneva participation rather than unilateral action. Mansfield predicted a full Senate debate. Long urged waiting for President Johnson’s recommendations. Dirksen said North Vietnam options require fuller factor review.
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Gordon Crash Adds to State Death Toll
Three fatal highway accidents in Arkansas over the New Year weekend killed six people. In one WIl Sunday collision near Morriston on U S 64 Rev. Richard L Treat 27 and his wife Joyce 24 died. their three year old Rhonda remained in critical condition. Ed Todd 20 of Muskogee Okla escaped serious injuries in the other vehicle. Another fatal two vehicle crash Friday on U S 67 near Gordon claimed Albert Alva 24 Elizabeth Alva 25 and daughter Sharron 3 of Nashville Tenn.
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ALC to Finish Work This Week
Committees of the Arkansas Legislative Council meet in Little Rock to finish pre-legislature work this week. Eleven panels including public health and welfare, education, revenue and taxation, roads and highways report to the full council Thursday as the 1965 regular session opens Monday, Jan. 11.
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Truck driver badly hurt in Dallas crash. fatal Arkansas wreck reported
A tank truck driven by Roy Wiggs Jr. of Dallas collided head on with another vehicle, both burning after impact. Wiggs, described as a Negro, suffered a broken ankle. In a separate incident, Charles Asher of Antoine, aged 35, was killed when the car he rode in overturned on Arkansas 26 near Antoine. The car’s driver Hercul Lee, 45, of Antoine, was also involved. The holiday period ran from 6 p.m. Thursday to midnight Sunday.
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Murfreesboro
Missing Man Found Murdered Near Wynne Arkansas
Jake W. Reeves, 73, of Short Bend community, was found near Wynne by two searchers. His body showed head trauma and was tied to a tree limb with nylon cord. the coroner ruled death by unknown parties. Reeves disappeared Friday morning during a walk.
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