Powell ousted as chair by House over graft charges
The House stripped Adam Clayton Powell of his post as chairman of the Education and Labor Committee and likely will refuse his seat for the new term. The article cites long-standing graft accusations and contrasts Powell with James Hoffa, warning that trust in leadership must be renewed with a new, trustworthy Negro leader and a Democratic caucus stance.
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House of Representatives
Adam Clayton Powell
Education and Labor Committee
House
Pol Utlelan
Powell
James Hoffa
Teamsters Union
Congress
Congress Opposes Tax Hike But Buoys Vietnam War Plans
A poll of about 40 percent of Congress shows strong opposition to new taxes to fund Vietnam and the poverty program, with reservations to finance the war if needed. Most favor speeding up Vietnam wind down, but differ on using military force or diplomacy, and cite inadequate information about policies. President Johnson is not likely to seek a tax increase soon.
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William T. Peacock
Washington
Congress
Vietnam
Senate
House
Johnson
Perkins Named Chairman to Oversee Education and Labor
Rep. Carl D. Perkins of Kentucky set to chair the House Education and Labor Committee after Powell’s ouster, vowing every penny spent will be accounted for. Perkins, 54, emphasizes federal aid for school construction and vocational education, aiming for a democratic and above board operation despite Powell’s departure amid travel-spending controversy.
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John Koenig JR
Washington
Carl D. Perkins
Adam Clayton Powell
House Education and Labor Committee
Perkins
Powell
House
House Democrats
Kentucky Hill
Hope Hosts Artmobile Exhibition From Arkansas Arts Center
The Artmobile arrives in Hope January 11 with 17 artworks from the Arkansas Arts Center, including Morse and Bird King portraits, Audubon etching, and Homer watercolor on loan from Addison Gallery. No admission. parked at The Shopping Center. Exhibition notes state the first state tour began in 1962, with prior shows from Chrysler and Rockefeller collections.
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Arkansas Arts Center
Hope
Jan
George Izard
Morse
John James Audubon
Winslow Homer
Homer
Addison Gallery of American Art
Andover
Mass
Walter P. Chrysler
Abby Aldrich Rockefeller
Williamsburg
Virginia
Winthrop Rockefeller
David Rockefeller
Barton Foundation
el Dorado
Arkansas
Lion Oil Company
Hope June
Adams Field Work Delayed by Federal Grant Rejection
UTTLE ROCK AP An engineer on Adams Field expansion warned a one year delay is likely after a $1.4 million federal grant was refused. Gordon Grayson voiced the prediction. S J Beauchamp, airport commission chairman, said a committee was appointed to study financing for the $6.3 million project.
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Gordon Grayson
S. J. Beauchamp
Airport Commission
Thomasson in Line for Job as Public Service Appointee
Jerry K. Thomasson of Arkadelphia, the defeated Republican candle date for attorney general, reportedly is in line for an appointment to the Arkansas Public Service Commission. Rumors circulated at the Capitol Monday that Gov. Winthrop Rockefeller would make the appointment within a few days, though GOP sources have not confirmed.
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Associated Press
Little Rock
Jerry K. Thomasson
Arkadelphia
Arkansas Public Serve Commission
Capitol
Winthrop Rockefeller
GOP
Legislature to Hear Addresses in Arkansas Farewell Session
LITTLE ROCK AP The Arkansas Legislature paused for farewell to six term governor Orval Faubus as Republican Winthrop Rockefeller was sworn in. Senate rejected Rockefeller’s bid to delay confirmation of Faubus appointments and the session opened with a flood of bills on governance reform term limits voting age and university status for Arkansas State College.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
Orval
Faubus
Winthrop Rockefeller
Senate
Rockefeller
Hays McClerkin
Texarkana
Charles Stewart
Fayetteville
Bill Wells
Hermitage
Oscar Alagood
Joe Hamilton
Harrison
Cal Ledbetter Jr
Leon Halsted
North Little Rock
Jack Oakes
Arkansas State College
Facts About 96th Congress At A Glance
Here are key details about the 90th Congress including convening time, the State of the Union delivery, Powell seating debate, and leadership elections. Senate composition stands at 64 Democrats and 36 Republicans with a GOP gain. House shows 248 Democrats to 187 Republicans, GOP gains noted since 83rd Congress.
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Associated Press
Powell
House
Adam Clayton Powell
D-N.y
Senate
Congress to Get Message From Johnson
The 90th Congress opens with President Johnson set to deliver the State of the Union at 9 30 p m in the House. Leaders expect calls for Great Society funding, Vietnam aid, and Social Security boosts while tax increases seem unlikely. Democrats hold a 248 187 House edge and Senate 64 36. Powell faced removal from chair, while leadership contests shape the opening day. Senate action on filibuster cuts delayed to Wednesday.
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90Th Congress
Johnson
House
Congress
89Th Congress
Vietnam
Senate
Capitol Hill
Adam Clayton Powell
Den.y
Powell
Education and Labor Committee
Sen
Joseph
Clark
Pennsylvania
Robert C. Byrd
West Virginia
Fred R. Harris
Oklahoma
George Murphy
California
Hugh Scott
Murphy
Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
Continental to Buy 20 Independent Telco Firms in 1 States
ST. LOUIS AP A reports Continental Telephone Co announces a $27.9 million deal to acquire 20 independent telephone companies in Arkansas and other states. Payment includes about $1.2 million cash and roughly one million of its common shares.
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APA
Arkansas
Continental Telephone Co
Chinese in Midst of Revolution
Opponents of Mao in Shanghai accuse rivals of economic warfare to disrupt Red China finances. Pro Mao workers strike, paralyzing transport and utilities while Maoist left rebuffs “sugar coated bullets.” Chou En Lai calls for attacks on five vice premiers as Maoist factions clash with Liu Shao Chi and Teng Hsiao Ping in Peking.
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New China News Agency
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Tao Chu
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Wang Kuangemei
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Canton
Nanking
School Bus Hit Injures Hope Man Near Highway 4
John Hughes, a Negro resident of 418 Laurel Street in Hope, was critically injured around 7:30 am when his car struck the rear of a school bus on Highway No. 4 about 12 miles from Hope. He was taken to a local hospital by a Herndon ambulance with head injuries and multiple broken legs. State Policeman Neal investigated.
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John Hughes
Laurel St. Hope
Powell Seated Question Shifts House Seat Chairrow
The AP digest notes House members vote on seating Rep. Adam Clayton Powell, stripping him of his committee chairmanship, as Rep. Carl Perkins of Kentucky moves to lead the Education and Labor Committee. The 90th Congress opens with President Johnson outlining his program amid Bak case and defense budget talk.
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Adm Clayton Powell
Carl D. Perkins
Kentucky
Adam Clayton Powell
House
90Th Congress
Johnson
Bobby Baker
Child dies in Fordyce house fire
An 11 month old girl Cecilia Ann Johnson died when a six room house burned at Fordyce Arkansas on Monday. Fire cause not determined. Victim was daughter of Mr and Mrs Willis E Johnson.
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Fordyce, Ark
Fordyce
Cecilia Ann Johnson
Willis E. Johnson
Bus drivers vow crackdown on motorists ignoring school laws
All Around Town reports Supt. James H. Jones warns enforcement will escalate as drivers repeatedly pass stopped buses with flashing warning lights. Violators risk license seizure by city or sheriff's office. Also notices: Hope Women's Golf Association meets January 12 at the Country Club with sack lunch. PTA expects teen problems discussion. benefit basketball game January 14 at Bodcan Gym. Christmas Seal Campaign in Hempstead County at $1,755 raised so far. Army Specialist James L. Burton, 26, from Hope, promoted in Vietnam with the 101st Airborne Division.
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James H. Jones
Mr. Jones
Sheriff's Office
Hope Women’s Golf Association
James L. Burton
Ola Burton
Hope, Ark
Vietnam
101St Airborne Division
Sharon
Yves
Hope Rt
Americans Launch Largest Offensive of Vietnam War
A massive American force backed by planes, armor and artillery began the largest offensive of the Vietnam War in the Tron Triangle area north of Saigon. In three days 92 Viet Cong were killed and 16 captured. The operation aims to seize a Communist headquarters complex and clear enemy troops, with up to 10,000 Vietnamese peasants evacuated for resettlement. Westmoreland said enemy strength remains above 280,000 with North Vietnamese infiltration at over 6,000 men per month. Additional actions included minor contacts near Thanh Phu Peninsulas and other posts, while weather limited air operations to 60 missions.
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Robert Tuckman
Saigon
South Vietnam
Tron
William C. Westmoreland
Westmoreland
Vietnam
North Vietnam
Iron Triangle
U.S
Thanh Phu Peninsula
Mekong
South Korea
Tiger Division
Maeng Hoa
Qui Nhon
Pride Week At Hope High School Highlights Self Respect
Hope High School Student Council and clubs sponsor Take Pride In Yourself and Your School Week January 8 to 12 with assemblies, speeches, and skits. The most groomed class will be dismissed at 2 15 Friday and small cash prizes awarded to best kept boy and girl in each class. The program aims to foster self respect as a key part of school life. Washington AP The Supreme Court ruled unanimously that a generally valid passport holder cannot be criminally prosecuted for traveling to Cuba without government authorization, while upholding the government's ability to bar certain foreign countries. travel to those places without authorization may not incur criminal charges.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Cuba
Abe Fortas
High Court
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