Students Rally in Panama Demanding U S Exit and Anti US Sentiment
About 1 200 Panamanians demonstrated against the United States in Santa Ana Plaza burning an American flag as National Guardsmen used tear gas and fired shots in the air. The four day anti US rioting has left 21 Panamanians and four US soldiers dead and protests continued at the U S Embassy amid chants of revolution.
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Panama
United States
Canal Zone
Santa Ana Plaza
U.S
National Assembly
Virgilio Schueverer
Fidel Castro
Legislative Palace
Sukarno Declares Nonaggression but Readiness to Fight
President Sukarno stated Indonesia will not seek war but will defend itself if attacked. He dismissed resigning rumors, confirmed withdrawal from the United Nations with no followup, and said economic development would be stepped up despite economic shakiness after the UN exit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jakarta
Indonesia
Sukarno
Columbia Broadcasting System
Bernard Kalb
Antara
United Nations
United Natios
Weather Summary From Central and Northwest Arkansas
Weather report for 24 hours ending 7 a.m. Wednesday. Central Arkansas: clear to partly cloudy through Thursday, colder tonight and Thursday with lows in the 20s and Thursday highs in the 40s. Northwest Arkansas: clearing and much colder tonight with lows 15 to 25, then clear and cold. Continued on Page Two.
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Experiment Station
Associated Press
Central Arkansas
Arkansas
Negro Injured In Auto Crash Near Blevins
Freddie Thomas, a Black resident of the Blevins area, lost control of his car on Highway 29 near Blevins and overturned. He suffered a broken leg and bruises and was taken to a local hospital by a Herndon-Cornelius ambulance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freddie Thomas
Blevins
Highway 29
Herndon- Cornelius
Jaycees Plan Projects for Year in Hope
Jaycees met in the Chamber of Commerce building to map a busy year. They pressed plans for a town rodeo and sending a Junior Bowling team to the state tournament. Leroy Anderson briefly left. Dorsey Stringfellow served as temporary secretary treasurer. Bob Ragan became publicity and bowling chairman. Ned Ray Purtle will investigate the rodeo option. A Mystery Jaycee in Hope remains unsolved. A banquet at 7:30 Monday January 18 at the Town and Country will award an Outstanding Farmer and a Distinguished Service honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope Jaycees
Chamber of Commerce
Leroy Anderson
Dorsey Stringfellow
Bob Ragan
Ned Ray Purtle
Hope
Pentecostal Temple Plans Revival at Bell Street Church
A revival opens Thursday January 14 at 7 p.m. at Pentecostal Temple Church of God in Christ 911 Bell Street with Evangelist Rev C E Dinwiddie of Hot Springs leading the event. Rev O N Dennis serves as pastor.
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Pentecostal Temple Church of God In Christ
Bell Street
C. E. Dinwiddie
Hot Springs
O. N. Dennis
Singing Benefit for the Dimes Drive at Hope High
A singing benefit to support the Dimes Drive is set for Saturday night January 16 at Hope High School Auditorium starting at 7 30 p m. A chili supper runs 5 to 7 p m in the cafeteria with adult plates at 1 00 and student plates at 50 cents. Performers include the Lee White Quartet Prescott The Odom Brothers Quartet Hope The Ivy Michell Trio Hope Ronnie and Martha Burke and daughter Jan Hope and Reverend Jerry King Prescott.
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Hope High School
Lee White
Prescot
Odom Brothers Quarte
Hope
Ivy Michell
Sister of Local Man Succumbs
Mrs. Cloie Fautch, 68, of Leachville Arkansas, died Wednesday. Survivors include a daughter, three sons, two sisters and a brother Clyde Winemiller of Hope. Funeral arrangements are incomplete.
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Cloie Fautch
Leachville
Ark
Clyde Winemiller
Hope
Johnson proposes skill based immigration plan to replace quota
President Johnson urged Congress to adopt a revived 1963 style immigration bill prioritizing skills and family unity. It would end the national origins quota and use a first come system with preferences for work and culture, while safeguarding security and unemployment concerns. Senate comments preview hearings and potential increases in annual admissions.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
United States
John F. Kennedy
U.S
John L. McClellan
Senate Judiciary Committee
Philip A. Hart
D-Mich
Judiciary Committee
Hart
Women of World Spend More on Beauty and Odd Facts
AP columnist HAL BOYLE surveys global vanity buying from Vienna caviar cream at $12 a pot to West German women spending $250 million yearly on cosmetics. The column hops to Tokyo investment clubs, discusses life habits, and quotes Dean Rusk on listening as persuasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Boyle
New York
Vienna
United States
Anther
Tokyo
New York City
ABC
Charles Luekman
Well-Liked Valentine Banker Is Sentenced To Eight Years
Richard Davenport a popular Valentine Nebraska banker pleaded guilty to two counts of embezzlement involving as much as 3 million dollars. He received consecutive prison terms totaling eight years with hard labor and will report to the Nebraska Penal Complex in Lincoln after a 30 day suspension. Local officials noted the swift surprise sentencing and justice being served amid the bank’s collapse and depositor losses.
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Valentine
Nebraska
Husky Richard Davenport
Davenport
John H. Newton
Newton
Lincoln
Cherry County
Richard L. Sittler
State Banking Department
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Nebraska State Bank of
U.S
Richard Davenport
Arkansas
Two American planes down in Viet Nam near border
Two U.S. planes went down near the Cambodian border one shot down and the other ran out of fuel. No lives were lost. Two crewmen from a small Army spotter plane suffered second degree burns after another craft was shot down. An Air Force officer had minor bruises from the fuel loss. Demonstrations in four cities subsided as Hue prepared to send a delegation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malcolm W. Bioune
Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
U.S. Air Force
Hue
Phan Khac Sun
da Nng
Quang Tri
Nha Trang
Sagion
da Nang
Tran van Huong
China
Red China
South Korean National Assembly
South Korea
Cold Front Moving Through Northeast Arkansas
A cold front moving southeastward across the state is expected to bring cold weather and rain to most areas by Thursday. Rain coverage 40 to 60 percent, likely under a quarter inch. Today’s highs mainly in the 50s, followed by colder conditions on Thursday. Overnight lows projected in the 20s to mid 30s, with Tuesday highs from 50 at Walnut Ridge to 58 at Pine Bluff.
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Arkansas
U.S
First Panel, Last Panel Share Handshake in Moorhead
Juror Howard Burtness greeted Dist. Judge Byron R. Wilson with a handshake after Wilson announced his retirement after 30 years on the bench. Burtness noted he served on Wilson's first panel 30 years ago and now serves on his last.
Public Record Denied GOP in Madison
In Madison County Arkansas Republicans sought to photograph absentee voting records but were denied. Four GOP women and several men faced hostility from Deputy Clerk Mrs Carl Stewart while Clerk Charles Whorton Jr. claimed agitators pressured her. Chancellor Thomas Suit ordered access. Whorton appeals to the Arkansas Supreme Court.
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Huntsville
Ark
Madison County
Carl Stewart
Charles Whorton Jr
Wharton
Carl White
Springdale
Mildred Norman
Little Rock
Marta Mathews
Heber Springs
Verna Cobb
North Little Rock
Leona Troxell
Rose Bud
White County
Thomas Suit
Fayetteville
Whorton
Arkansas Supreme Court
Faubus Eyes Road Bonds and Constitutional Reform
Governor Faubus weighs a 50 to 60 million road bond plan funded by a half cent gas tax hike while favoring a cautious constitutional convention. He says rural roads and river bridges would get priority, with city streets and county roads limited by the size of the bond. House and Senate approve separate appropriations and tighten floor access for lobbyists.
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Tittle Rock
Arkansas
Orval E. Faubus
House
Senate
Faubus
Pine Bluff
Jonesboro
Fayetteville
Highway Department
Goldwater era ends as Bliss to chair GOP
Ray Bliss will replace Dean Burch as Republican Party chairman signaling a turnover in Goldwater era leadership. The shift comes six months after Goldwater banners dominated San Francisco, as the GOP seeks new direction.
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Goldwater
Ray Bliss
Dean Burch
San Francisco
Helicopter Lands in Philadelphia Schoolyard
In Wynnefield at Mann School a small helicopter touched down in the play area prompting bystanders led by 12 year old Francis Cosgrove to alert others. Pilot Stanley Harrison, 33, was charged with disorderly conduct breach of the peace trespassing and aviation law violations.
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Philadelphia
Francis Cosgrove
Wynnefield
Mann School
Stanley Harrison
Egg houses near Emmet prepare to house 6000 hens
LaGrone and McLarty of Hope plan 24 egg production houses measuring 48 by 600 feet near Emmet. They anticipate 24 more in time, leasing to Delight Egg Farms of Hope. Each house will hold 6,000 hens for potential annual output of 60 million eggs. Fire and police notices follow, including driver license tests set for the second and fourth Tuesdays. Airman Kendell R. Yocom arrives at Hahn AFB Germany. Charles Beggs named 1964 football letterman at Southern State College.
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Emmet
LaGrone
Mce- Larty
Hope
Delight Egg Farms of
Kendell R. Yocom
Elizabeth A. Yocom
Hahn Afb
Germany
Yocom
Orlando Afb
Fla
U. S. Air Forces In Europe
NATO
Hope High School
Charles Beggs
W. B. Beggs
Rt. 4
Southern State College
Auburn Smith
Muleriders
Southern State
Sturgis Named Arkansas Highway Director
Mack Sturgis longtime state purchasing agent was named highway director by the Arkansas Highway Commission. The Dover native and Faubus ally succeeds Acting Director Ward Goodman, takes effect January 16, and will oversee an intensified road building program while engineers focus on planning and construction.
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Little Rock
Mack Sturgis
Arkansas Highway Commission
Sturgis
Ward Goodman
F. R. Oliver
Highway Commission
Dover
Pope County
Orval FE. Faubus
Oliver
Wayne Hampton
Hampton
Goodman
Faubus
Mack - Blackwell
Highway Department
Commission
Arkansas conservationist Tom Mull dies at 74
Tom Mull of North Little Rock a leading Arkansas conservationist for over 25 years died in a Little Rock hospital. He ran the education division of the state Game and Fish Commission for 20 years producing wildlife films and a 15 minute program carried on up to 45 radio stations. Mull retired in 1959.
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Little Rock
Tom Mull
North Little Rock
Arkansas
Mull
State Game and Fish Commission
Mulls
Game and Fish Commission
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Ward
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GOP
Madison
John R. Starr
AP News Digest
Republican Leadership
Kennedy
Aadam C. Powell
International
U Thant
U.N
J. H. Cottrell
Copter
Harvey Fullerton
South Shover
J. L. Rede
G&f
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