Why Don’t We Train Kids To Work In The South
The Peabody College study finds 59 to 65 percent of Southern high school students lack access to industrial arts and advanced math due to small school sizes. It notes 47 percent in North Carolina and 85 percent of 2.3 million Southern students attend schools under 500 enrollment. Large, consolidated high schools are needed to offer diverse courses and quality education for an industrialized South.
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Wile
South
George Peary College For
Nashville
Tenn
North Carolina
Peabody
Asheville
N. C
Citizen and Times
New Israeli Coalition Formed Under Eshkol
Prime Minister Levish kol builds a coalition from Mapai Labor Party Achdut Avodah National Religious Mapam and Independent Liberals. Eshkol plans to present the cabinet to the Knesset Wednesday with defense kept by Eshkol and Foreign Minister Abba Eban succeeding Golda Meir who retires after 1956.
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Associated Press
Jerusalem
Israeli Sector
Levishkol
Mapai Labor Party
Achdut Avodah
National Religious Party
Mapam
Independent Libera
Eshkol
Knesset
Abba Eban
Golda Meir
Flag Burn Protests Mark Panama Canal Riots Anniversary
In Santa Ana Plaza, about 100 leftist protesters marked the second anniversary of the zone riots by burning the U.S. flag. Speakers from the Students Union attacked the United States and voiced solidarity with Fidel Castro and Mao. A banner warned that the new treaty would not pass as the 1964 Panama Canal riots in the zone were tied to sovereignty issues.
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Panama
U.S
Panama Canal Zone
Santa Ana Plaza
Students Union
United States
Fidel Castro
Mao Tze-Lung
Pananyaltjan
Who Has It Better Life Is Unsettled
HAL BOYLE surveys who has it better in life men or women citing Farmers Almanac data. The piece weighs risks and freedoms for men against inheritance earnings and longevity for women, ending with a light motto that to each his own.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Farmers Almanac
Cold wave pushes into Northeast as Midwest thaw begins
Cold air from the Midwest retreats eastward into New England and upstate New York with subzero readings and wind chills. Temperatures rise above zero in parts of the Midwest as warm Southwest air moves in, trapping snow and school closures along Lake Ontario.
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Associated Press
Midwest
Atlantic Coast
Lower Michigan
Pellston
New England
New York
Southwest
International Falls
Minn
Lakes Ontario
Erie
Upper
Great Lakes
Lake Ontario
Citizens National Bank Names New Officers and Reveals Surplus
President Robert LaGrone announced three officer changes at Citizens National Bank this morning. Mitchell LaGrone was named vice-president and cashier, Olin Lewis became vice-president and assistant cashier, and Cecil O'Steen was named assistant vice-president and cashier. The surplus rose to one million dollars with assets totaling thirteen point five million.
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Citizens National Bank
Robert LaGrone
Mitchell LaGrone
Olin Lewis
Cecil O'Steen
Red Jones Seeks Fourth District Seat
Arkansas state auditor Jimmie Red Jones of Magnolia announced he will run for the Fourth District congressional seat to succeed Oren Harris who leaves Feb 2 to become a federal judge in Arkansas. Jones said he will run regardless of election type, joining Richard E. Arnold and Dean Murphy in confirming candidacy. Gov Faubus favors a special primary and general, while Republicans push for a direct special election without a runoff.
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Little Rock
Jimmie
Red) Jones
Magnolia
U. S
Oren Harris
el Dorado
Jones
Harris
Congress
Arkansas
Columbus County
Richard E. Arnold
Texarkana
Dean Murphy
Hope
Orval Faubus
Michigan
Farm Workers Must Register in Arkansas Tax System
LITTLE ROCK AP Farmers have until Jan 20 to register their employees for state income tax withholding according to Revenue Commissioner Doris McCastlain. Farmers with payrolls only during growing and harvesting may register 30 days before hiring. Gin operators may submit a permanent list of remitters quarterly or register season employees up to 90 days before operation.
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Associated Press
Little Rock
State ‘Revenue
Doris ‘McCastrain
McCastlain
LBJ War Report Tonight to Congress and Burundi Row
Washington reports that President Johnson will deliver a war update to Congress tonight. The Burundi dispute escalated as ambassador Dumont was expelled, with Burundi accusing U S diplomats of conspiratorial contacts. The State Department denies the charges as unfounded amid tit-for-tat moves marking the 1966 diplomatic season.
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LBJ
Congress
State Department
Donald A. Dumont
Kingdom of
Burundi
Bujumbura
Leopoldville
Congo
Dumont
Washington
Marc Manlakiza
Rusk
Baume Pure
African Affairs Bureau
Industrial Bonds Passed in Pocahontas for Missile Parts Plant
Voters approved two industrial bond issues totaling 625000 in Pocahontas Arkansas. An 800000 bond to build and equip a plant for missile and airplane parts passed 1944 to 153. The plant would create about 250 jobs. A 125000 bond to expand Magee Manufacturing Co. makers of picture frames passed 1956 to 125, expanding employment from 100 to about cen persons.
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Pocahontas, Ark
Magee Manufacturing Co
India's Leaders Discuss Future Politically
India's ruling Congress leaders debated the political future as Prime Minister Lal Bahadur Shastri's body was cremated on the Jumna River in a mass Hindu rite. His successor Gulzarilal Nanda and Congress president Kamaraj faced questions on a new parliamentary leader amid talks of contenders Y B Cha van Indira Gandhi and Ardesai. The cremation drew leaders from India and abroad as mourners filled the crowd.
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Conrad Fine
New Deeshi
India
Congress Party
Lal Bahadur Shastri
Juning
Shastri
Hari Kishan
Gulzarilal Nan‘da
Alexei N. Kosygin
Ebert H. Humphrey
Nanda
Kamaraswami Kamaraj
Mor
Y.B. Chavan
Indira Gandhi
Jawaharlal Nehbut
Arjt Desai
Nehru
Tashkent
Mohammed Ayub Khan
Pakistan
Prief
Cambodia Suspects Asia Foundation in CIA Link
Prince Sihanouk said Cambodians suspect the Asia Foundation, the sole remaining U S aid group, is used by the CIA. The New China News Agency reported he spoke at a Buddhist congress, citing the foundation’s continued presence despite rising hostility from the Cambodian government and people.
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Tokyo
Norodom Sihanouk
Cambodia
Asia Foundation
U.S
Central Intelligence Agency
New China News Agency
Sihanouk
Foundation
The
United States
Vietnam peace talk likely from China and Australia report
AP digest notes U S Vietnam peace overtures may come from Red China and Australia amid ongoing Crimp operation near the Iron Triangle. International reports cover Shastri’s cremation, Rio landslides with 120 deaths, and Dominican crisis cases. Arkansas items include AEC halt on Fayetteville reactor work and a state Democratic meeting January 25 to organize a 4th District primary. Jim Johnson weighs gubernatorial prospects.
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Vennson
Congress
Alexander Shelepin
Hanoi
Red China
India
Congress Party
Lal Bahadur Shastri
Rio de Janeiro
Burundi
New York
Arkansas
Atomic Energy Commission
Fayetteville
Democratic State Committee
Little Rock
Jim Johnson
John R. Starr
Pentagon Says Most Media Agree to Censorship Demand
The Pentagon believes most U S newspapers radio and TV stations are complying with a request to delay news on troop deployments until official announcements are made. The policy, outlined in a memo from Arthur Sylvester, calls for withholding stories or photos of movements in Viet Nam until U S headquarters in Saigon officially states them.
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Washington
Pentagon
Arthur Sylvester
Viet Nam
U.S
Saigon
United States
Hempstead County Wildlife Association meeting agenda
All Around Town notes the Hempstead County Wildlife Association will meet at 7 30 p m Thursday in the Little Courtroom of Hempstead County Courthouse to elect new officers. Also, Mrs J W Secrest broke her hip in Longview and is at Good Shepherd Hospital. Cecil McCorkle had surgery at University Hospital and remains in Room 2B 25. Other items reference a Cotton Bowl photo in Sport Illustrated, Jan Reinhardt at Hendrey College Homecoming Court on February 12, Edward McFaddin to speak at Whitfield Lodge retirement celebration, Patricia Davis to give a college recital January 13 at Southern State College.
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Hempstead County Wildlife Association
Hempstead Courthouse
Longview
Texas
J. W. Secrest
Good Shepherd Hospital
Cecil McCorkle
University Hospital
Rock
Jan Reinhardt
Hendrey College
Miss Reinhardt
Cardinal Key National Service Sorority
Arkansas Supreme Court
Edward McFaddin
Whitfield Masonic Lodge No
South Main Street
Whitfield Lodge
Order of the Eastern Star
Patricia Davis
David P. Davis
N. Hervey
Southern State College
Miss Davis
Caralyn Reynolds
Warren
Yanks Destroy Tunnels and Kill 23 Viet Cong
U S troops killed 23 Viet Cong and destroyed a tunnel network over a square mile as Operation Crimp continued near the Tron Triangle Saigon edge. Casualties for the week include 43 killed and 202 wounded Americans, 714 Viet Cong killed or captured, with supplies seized including guns, ammunition, and rice.
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Thomas A. Reedy
Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
Tron Triangle
17Th Airborne Brigade
Royal Australian Regiment
Iron Triangle
73Rd Airborne
Arkansas Housing Notes
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