Students Burn American Flag in Panama
Panamanian National Guard refused a demand to remove troops from the Canal Zone boundary as anti American students marked the first anniversary of last year's deadly border rioting. Students burned a homemade American flag and protests continued amid a mass meeting planned in Santa Ana Plaza near the Canal Zone.
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Panama
National Guard
Canal Zone
U.S. Zone
Santa Ana Plaza
National Institute
Panama City
Presidential Palace
Marco A. _ Robles
U.S
Robles
Tran van Huong
United States
South Viet Nam
U.N
U Thant
New Design for Women Laughable at Sunday Show
New York design show features Weitz humorous poolside pants with fringe and bold cuts. Models wore yellow cowboy looks with giant red flower chaps and scaffold jumpsuits while Luis Esteve showcased romantic spring lines in bias cuts, heart necklines, and navy dominant palettes.
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New York
John Weitz
Weitz
Susan Kohner
Luis Esteve
Estevez
Weather Report from Experiment Station
Weather Experiment Station notes 24 hours ending 7 a.m. Tuesday with high 59 and low 25. Report continues on Page Five.
Johnson seeks education aid in 1.5 billion program
President Johnson sends Congress a 1.5 billion education package focusing on poverty areas. The plan targets schools in deprived communities and aims to expand federal help for American education nationwide.
Two Sentenced in Hempstead Circuit Court
Pleas heard in Hempstead Circuit Court by Judge Lyle Brown resulted in two sentences. Earlie Martin faced reduced charges from kidnapping to incident with intent to cause fatal harm and received a ten year suspended term, later revoked to five years. Robert Lee Yerger pleaded guilty to burglary and grand larceny and received five years with four years suspended on good behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hempstead
Lyle Brown
Earlie Martin
Robert Lee Yerger
Burch Resigns as Bliss to Lead Republicans
Republican National Chairman Dean Burch will resign effective April 1 and Ray Bliss of Ohio will become national chairman after a transition. The shift, approved by Barry Goldwater, aims to avert a showdown vote and will begin with a transitional period in the spring.
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Phoenix. Ariz.ap
Dean Burch
Ray Bliss
Ohio
GOP
Washington
Ray C. Bliss
Barry Goldwater
Phoenix
Ariz. Burch
Goldwater
Bliss
William E. Miller
National Committee
Burch
Republican National Committee
Bread Sale for Dimes Nets $324
March of Dimes bread sale held Sunday January 3 under Mrs Corthin Camp supervision. Teen team chairs were Andy High Kathy Thrash with co chairs Lance Jones Cathy Camp. Total collection 324 34. Workers listed include Peggy Franks Cecilia Delaney Debbie Connelly Charlotte Moore Sally Booth Ellen Turner Margie Herndon Margie Waddle Pat Walton Cindy Reese Karen Cobb Susan Turner Peggy McCorkle Gayle Williams and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corthin Camp
Andy High
Kathy Thrash
Andy
Kathy
Lance Jones
Cathy Camp
Peggy Franks
Cecilia Delaney
Debbie Connelly
Charlotte Moore
Sally Booth
Ellen Turner
Margie Herndon
Margie Waddle
Pat Walton
Cindy Reese
Karen Cobb
Susan Turner
Peggy McCorkle
Gayle Williams
Tony Smith
Dennis Ramsey
Dennis Camp
Randy Quillin
Mike Westbrook
Paul Guerin
Jim Pilkington
Grandy Royston
Sammy Strong
Edward Bodie
Fred O. Ellis
Season of Ski Injuries and Spring Delays
New York column recounts a snowy season of ski injuries and casts as spring approaches. The writer details medical mishaps, insurance tangles, and humorous near-misses with crutches, doors, and balconies, ending with an Oak-strong leg awaiting winter’s end.
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Vermont
Massachusetts
New York
Chicago
Tennessee
Tennessee Blue Cross
Grandma Moses
Holyoke
Mass
T E Hays Jr Named President of First National Bank
At a board meeting Lloyd Spencer was elected chairman after 27 years as president. Thomas E Hays Jr succeeds as president and CEO. Hays, a Hope native, educated at Virginia Military Institute, has worked at First National Bank in Dallas and Hope, holding cashier and assistant trust officer roles. He studies banking at Rutgers and serves in local groups.
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First National Bank
Lloyd Spencer
Thomas E. Hays Jr
Hays
Hope
Virginia Military Institute
U. S. Army
Dallas
First National of Hope
Stonies Graduate School of Banking
Rutgers University
Group 4
Arkansas Bankers Association
Chamber of Commerce
Guy E. Basye
Herbert Burns
J. P. Duffie
Vincent W. Foster
John B. Gardner, Jr
W. H. Gunter, Jr
Thomas E. Hays, Jr
Thomas E. Hays, Sr
Syd McMath
E. M. McWilliams
Earl O'Neal
James H. Pilkinton
E. P. Stewart
Spencer
Education Costs Rise in Arkansas By Over Five Million
Arkansas Education Department estimates show elementary and secondary education spending increasing to 121,088,356 this school year from 115,717,105 in 1963-64 and 90,014,547 the year prior. The report, to be given to the General Assembly, notes daily public school attendance averages and school age totals for comparison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Arkansas
Education Department
General Assembly
Garbage Can Lids Recovered by Police in Hillside Park
Police uncovered about 60 garbage can lids stashed by vandals in Hillside Park. Homeowners were notified Monday and many lids collected Saturday night. the rest were to be claimed due to unsightliness and odor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bismarck
N.D
Hillside Park
Johnson Proposes $1.65B Education Bill for Aid to Poor
President Johnson asks Congress to approve a one year $1.65 billion education program targeting preschool to college aid, inviting private and parochial schools to participate. The plan faces school funding and church-state separation disputes with opposition from Protestant groups while Catholic hierarchies show support.
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G. K. Hodenfield
Washington
Johnson
Congress
Capitol Hill
National Education Association
Devel
Town & Country Restaurant opens Wednesday in Hope
The Town & Country Restaurant, Inc. announces a formal opening on Wednesday January 13 in Hope. Free coffee punch and hors d oeuvres will be served and Luther Holloman will provide organ music while the public tours the facilities. Frank McLarty says the venture aims to attract new industry and provide meeting space with a trained chef and 25 employees. The dining room operates 6 am to 10 pm daily with buffet 11 am to 8 pm.
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Town & Country
Luther Hollaman
Town & Country Resaurant, Inc
Frank McLarty
Hope
Hempstead
Final Rites Planned for Mrs Mildred Allen in Mobile
Graveside services for Mrs Mildred Jones Allen who died Monday in Mobile Alabama will be at 1 p m Wednesday January 13 at Memory Gardens with Oakcrest Funeral Service in charge. A native of Hope she lived in Mobile and Dauphin Island since 1957 and was a member of Trinity Episcopal Church and the Daughters of the American Revolution. She is survived by her husband K A Allen an official with International Paper Co a daughter Mrs Frank Surgaine of New Canaan Connecticut her mother Mrs John I Jones of New Boston Texas two sisters Mrs Charles B Swain and Mrs J M Barrett Jr both of Oklahoma City two brothers the Rev James S Jones of Zachary Louisiana John I Jones Jr of New Orleans Louisiana Local pallbearers include Hones Raymond Jones Syd McMath Harold Porterfield Dale Jones Dursey and Bin McRae.
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Mildred Jones Allen
Mobile
Ala
Memory Gardens
Oakcrest
Hope
Dauphine Island
Trinity Episcopal Church
Daughters of the American Revolution
Mildred Jones
Emmet
K. A. Allen
International Paper Co
Harold Porterfield
Dale Jones
Dursey
bin McRae
Local Crash at Third and Main Ends With Minor Damage
An accident at Third and Main streets yesterday caused only minor damage. Vehicles driven by Dorsey Phillips and Mrs. Clyde Sexton were involved. City officers Shirley and Ward investigated the collision.
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Third
Main Streets
Dorsey Phillips
Clyde Sexton
Shirley
Ward
Berserk Gunman Injures Dozens At Rainbow Club
A 70-year-old gunman fired on patrons at the Rainbow Club in Gardena California injuring more than 30 people. Louis Koullapis was disarmed and arrested after a lengthy shooting spree that began around 1 a.m. at the poker parlor. Arthur Archibald, 73, of Los Angeles, was among the wounded.
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Dave Smith
Gardena
Calif
Louis Koullapis
Arthur Archibald
Los Angeles
Koullapis
Dudley Gray
Rainbow Club
State to Get Some Warmer Weather Through Wednesday
Arkansans will see increasingly warmer weather through Wednesday per the U S Weather Bureau. Little rain is expected until late Wednesday with amounts likely under a quarter inch. Daytime highs reach the 50s and 60s with overnight lows from 32 to 42 degrees. Monday highs ranged from 43 at Walnut Ridge to 53 at El Dorado while overnight lows spanned 21 at Fayetteville to 31 at Texarkana.
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Associated Press
Arkansans
U.S. Weather Bureau
Walnut Ridge
el Dorado
Fayetteville
Texarkana
Faubus Signals Possible 7th Term With Broad Agenda
Governor Orval Faubus hinted he may seek another term while outlining a 30 point program in his inaugural address. He emphasized constitutional revision, road funding with a bond proposal, and support for Johnson-era programs, stating Arkansas should adopt new federal initiatives and streamline county and city governance.
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John R. Starr
Associated Press
Little Rock
Orval E. Faubus
Faubus
Arkansas
Lyndon B. Johnson
Johnson
America
Old Guard backs Cottrell for House speaker in opening split
Legislative action puts Rep J H Cottrell Jr of Pulaski County in the speaker race as Hempstead and other districts react. Talbot Feild Jr earns a Budget Committee seat after voting for Cottrell. Also noted are Spring Hill charity events, student graduates, and local officials reshuffled as taxes loom and changes at Hempstead County Board.
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Paul van Dalsem
Old Guard
J. H. Cottrell Jr
Pulaski County
Hempstead
Talbot Feild, Jr
Cottrell
Choice Budget Committee
Union Seeks Fast End to Atlantic Gulf Dock Strike
Union leaders push a new New York vote to ratify a contract rejected by 60 000 longshoremen from Maine to Texas causing about 200 ships to be idle daily with losses estimated at 20 to 25 million dollars per day.
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Malcolm Stephenson
NEW York
Gulf Coast
Afl-Cio — International
Shoremen’s Association
Maine
Texas
James J. Reynolds
ILA Executive Council
ILA
Gleason
Citizens Bank Promotes Mrs June Reynolds
At a board meeting this morning Mrs June Reynolds was advanced to assistant cashier of Citizens National Bank. All other officers were reelected with 0 A Graves as chairman and R M LaGrone Jr as president.
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June Reynolds
Citizens National Bank
A. Graves
R.M. LaGrone, Jr
Albert Graves
N. T. Jewell
Dale Jones
Mitchell LaGrone
Olin Lewis
Raymond F. Jones
Cecil J. O'Steen
Freeda R. Greenan
Henry Haynes
Frank McLarty
Jewel V. Moore
George W. Peck
George W. Robison
William R. Routon
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AP News Digest
Ray Biss
Republican Party
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Sato
Far East
Pentagon
Navy
Thresher
Charles Jackson Wheeler
John L. McClellan
House
Senate
John Cunniff
T. E. Hays Jr
Ist National
Tom Ed Hays
Mildred Allen
Berserk Man
The
Star
Spring Hill March of Dimes
Four States Jubilee Singers of
William Lane Pierce
Arkansas Akm College
Russellville
Arkansas Theta Chapter
Alpha Chi
Southern State College
Boswell
Southern State
Bussey Hall
AWS
ABS
Hope High School
Orie VA. Byers
Frank Hill
Judy Boswell
County Memorial Hospital Aid
J. D. Boswell
Citizens Bank
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