World Faces Multiple Trouble Spots in Johnson's First Term
President Johnson faces immediate crises in South Vietnam and Congo as two top dangers. Other volatile areas include Cyprus tensions with NATO strains, China after its nuclear test, and NATO reforms under the Atlantic alliance.
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Steak Roll-Ups Please the Men
Pound steak and cut into four pieces. Place stuffing in centers and roll, securing with toothpicks. Brown in shortening then add gravy and simmer about one hour. Stir in sour cream and heat gently. Remove toothpicks and serve four portions.
Highlights in History of Today
Today is Thursday January 7, 1965 with 358 days left in the year. Notable events include the 1789 first national election and Washington’s unanimous presidential selection, Millard Fillmore’s 1800 birth, 1927 transatlantic radio telephony, Kennedy’s 1938 ambassadorship, FDR’s 1943 State of the Union, 1952 Atlantic City fires, and Eisenhower’s 1960 and 1965 statements plus 1964 civil rights and tax themes.
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Key Proposals by Johnson State of the Union highlights
President Johnson outlines major agenda items including tax cuts, education and antipoverty funding, hospital care for the aged via Social Security, immigration reform, Electoral College overhaul, anti pollution and crime programs, and a nationwide drive against waste. He hopes for improved U.S.-Soviet ties and notes tensions over Haiti, the Dominican Republic, and Indonesian Malaysia strains amid attacks on U.S. libraries.
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Two Year Old Rejects Vaseline Treatment
In Mineola New York two year old Kathy with a cold resisted her mother Mrs Brian Dennehy as she attempted to apply vaseline saying I’m not a car. The exchange was noted by the AP on Monday night as the child was being tucked into bed.
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Faubus and Rockefeller Trade Barbs in Election Campaign
Gov Faubus and Winthrop Rockefeller clashed in a war of words as the Arkansas election cycle kicked into high gear. The Board of Election Commissioners reaffirmed a Dec 28 voter registration form action, tied to a lawsuit by Rockefeller supporters. Rockefeller denied involvement and Faubus accused the suit of harassment while signaling political tension ahead of the 1966 race.
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North Little Rock
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Earl F. Yeargan
Little Rock
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Deadlocked Speaker Race Tests Arkansas House
In Little Rock the Arkansas House speaker race is deadlocked amid competing candidate claims. An earlier era taunts a gubernatorial gamble, with past coin toss resolutions cited as precedent, as Rep. John P. Bethel figures in the unfolding contest.
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Prairie County Speaks as 1961 Speaker Hopefuls Rise
Prairie County held the speaking role in 1961 while Rep Marion Crank of Littl River County lost but later served as speaker for the 1963 session. Rep Ray S. Smith Jr. of Garland County and J. H. Cottrell Jr. of Pulaski County claim majorities of pledges from House members to be next speaker, with the General Assembly unsettled.
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Garland County
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Pulaski County
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Nudist Marriage Ends in Divorce
Miami report says Sissie Dawson Narrow aged 16 and her Coast Guardsman husband who wed in a nudist ceremony have filed for divorce.
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Sissie Dawson Narrow
Coast Guardsman
Arkansas Crisis Talks Fail to Break Impasse
Faubus indicated no settlement before the legislative session while noting both parties remain friendly. Bly called for a Monday convening as discussions continued without a breakthrough on the dispute.
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Pretty daughter wed at Dawson's camp near Miami
The unnamed pretty daughter of join Dawson, operator of a northern Miami nude district camp, married Charles Narrow, 23, at Dawson's camp on May 9. Narrow filed for divorce on December 1 citing extreme cruelty and said she left him in June, returned, then left again in September.
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No official flag for members of Congress
A sentence notes that there is no official flag for members of Congress. It highlights the absence of a designated banner or emblem for congressional members and reflects a discussion on symbols or insignia associated with lawmakers.
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