Center for Southern Studies at Duke Builds Understanding
Duke University to open the Center for Southern Studies this fall under President Douglas M. Knight. The project aims to foster balanced understanding of the South among Southerners and non Southerners, without launching action programs, and to expand regional study within the Radler area. Separate note on wage policy discusses minimum wage increases and wage guidelines for Congress.
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Center For Southern Studies
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Peace Moves Stir Red China Rage Across Hanoi to Peking
AP Special Correspondent William L. Ryan reports Beijing furious at Soviet US peace talks push. Peking accuses Moscow of collusion with Washington, cites Khrushchev revisionists and the so called peace talks as a hoax. The Chinese papers trace a pattern tying Shelepin's Hanoi visit to Western pressure and warn of Beijing anxieties over Soviet delegation aims.
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Hanoi
People’s Daily
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Washington
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Foy D. Kohler
V.V. Kuznetsov
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U.S
Kohler
Nikolay V. Podgorny
Presidium
Supreme Soviet
U.S.S.R
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Humprey misses invite at press club dinner
Vice President Hubert Humphrey did not attend a welcome-to-Congress dinner after a trip to New Delhi for Lal Bahadur Shastri's funeral. Colleagues pinch-hit as speakers while a question mark marked Humphrey's seat. The scene shifts to Lori Wagner greeting President Johnson on crutches at the White House, while Louisiana Governor McKellen visits Angola Prison for talks with inmates about post-release behavior. In Baltimore, a Valentine’s Day marriage for a 34-year-old gorilla at the zoo hinges on 2,400,000 trading stamps offered by a stamp firm for a mate delivery.
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Hubert H. Humphrey
National Press Club
United States
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Milwaukee
Howdy
Johnson
Giles
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Lori
Lyndon
Bruesway
Daly
Angola
John McKellen
Louisiana State Prison
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Baltimore
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Sylvia
Friends of the Zoo Society
Baltimore Zoo
Arthur Watson
Zoo
Mental Health Group Urges Statewide Services Act
A Arkansas Association of Mental Health Professionals urged the State Hospital to provide special services for mentally ill children and recommended enacting a statewide community mental health service act. The plan would allocate major funds for community mental health services.
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Weaver Seeks Housing Secretary Post in New Cabinet
Robert Clifton Weaver, 58, Harvard-educated administrator, says yes to becoming the first secretary of housing and urban development. The interview and his stated ambition signal a decisive stance on urban policy amid mounting housing concerns.
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Raymond J. Crowley
Washington
Robert Clifton Weaver
Harvard
Congress
Weaver
Rusk and Saigon Leaders Discuss Peace Plan
Secretary of State Dean Rusk met briefly with Chief of State Lt. Gen. Nguyen Van Thieu and then spoke with Premier Nguyen Cao Ky and Foreign Minister Pham Van Dong in Saigon. Diplomatic sources said the talks focused on Johnson's peace efforts and their impact on Ky's regime. Rusk hinted at further dinner discussions that night.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Dean Ru
Viet Nam
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Bobcats Defeat Magnolia 64 to 50 in Conference Win
Bobcats overwhelmed Magnolia with strong defense and rebounding to secure their first conference victory, led by Ronnie Ingram with 27 points and 19 rebounds by Ramsey and Ingram. Dennis Ramsey added 19, Larry May 6, Aslin 11 rebounds, and the team held Magnolia to limited scoring in the second half. Junior result: Hope fell 61-25 to Magnolia Cubs. Both Hope teams travel to Arkadelphia tonight. district race could tighten with a win.
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Bobcats
Magnolia Panthers
Hope
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Bob Cats
Ronnie Ingram
Dennis Ramsey
Larry May
Bobby McGill
Eddie Aslin
Stan Parris
Hope Ramsey
Ingram
Aslin
Parris
McGill
Magnolia Panther Cubs
Badbittens
Rickey Putman
Arkadelphia
Badgers
Darkhorse
Howard County Poultry Push Lifts Income in Arkansas
Howard County rose from 44th to 14th in per capita income, led by a poultry boom and new mills. Nashville publisher Louis Graves notes the area is becoming chicken country with farms, hatcheries and processing plants expanding employment. A $55 million Millwood Dam project also supplied jobs and payrolls to the county.
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Nashville, Ark
University of Arkansas
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Chamber of Commerce
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Kruel
Nashville
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Graves
Krel
Pollry
Dierks Forest, Inc
Millwood
Little River
Gravse
Iran and Soviet Union sign trade and aid deals
MOSCY RP Iran signs trade and aid pacts with the Soviet Union to build a new iron and steel works near Tsfrhan, funded by natural gas shipments from Iran to Russia. Soviet technical help will aid various Iran projects including a gas pipeline to Russia. In Knoxville, Asst. Police Chief Ine Fowler says he suspended a natural man for parking a cruiser in a no-working zone on the wrong side of the street.
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Soviet Union
Tsfrhan
Russia
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Natralman
Whitfield Lodge No 239 Celebrates Paid For Building
Mary Anfta reports Whitfield Lodge No 239 of Hope Arkansas has paid for its building at 320 South Main. Justice Edward McFaddin commemorates Capt. C A Bredewell’s historical material as the lodge’s history from 1670 to 1916 is discussed. The charter dates to 1870 and the lodge has faced fires and financial lows but built a permanent home in the 1950s with a dedicated building committee and trustees led by Harry W Shiver and Roy Anderson.
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Featire Weiler
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Grand Lodge of Arkansas
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Ben D. Edwards
Guy M. Grigg
Earl O'Neal
Franklin Horton
Syd McMath
George Peck
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Lyle Brown
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Bids Taken for Consideration by Arkansas House Committee
The House Efficiency Committee reviewed two remodeling bids for the Arkansas House on Thursday. Matson Inc of Little Rock submitted the apparent low bid of 109641 dollars for the remodeling work, while Arkansas Sound and Television Supply Co proposed 9985 dollars to install a sound system in the chamber. In Belgium a car skidded on a snowy road as a year-old boy ran from a building. a 67-year-old doctor who stopped to help died of a heart attack.
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House Efficiency Committee
Arkansas House
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Arkansas Sound and Television Supply Co
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Belgium
Eines
Violence at Georgia Capitol in Bond racial row
In Atlanta a rally led by Martin Luther King Jr. ended in violence as about 50 demonstrators assaulted state patrolmen with signs, purses, and umbrellas while demanding Rep-elect Julian Bond be sworn in. A related federal suit on Bond's seating moves toward a three-judge panel with a hearing not before mid next week.
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Georgia
Julian Bond
Tak’ Ng
State Capitol
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Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
Martin Luther King Jr
James Forman
SNCC
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Bond
General Assembly
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Skepticism in Congress on Tax Take
Washington anxiously questioned President Johnson's forecast of a record 111 billion dollar federal revenue next year as economists warned the figure could rise further with a continued economic boom. Democratic and Republican lawmakers doubted the accuracy and debated how much revenue would actually be collected, amid expectations of a large deficit and shifting estimates from the Bureau of the Budget.
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