Wallace Campaign Tour Draws Large West Coast Crowds
Alabama Governor George C. Wallace Jr, 44, led an eight day Western swing to promote states rights. Crowds at six university campuses packed auditoriums while civil rights groups picketed peacefully. He framed the civil rights bill as a federal power grab and vowed to continue his push against federal overreach.
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Arkansas Teacher Pay Rises by 260 Dollars per Year
Education Commissioner A W Ford said Arkansas will spend about 64.723 million dollars for classroom teachers this year, up 5.559 million from last term. Average pay hits 3,969 dollars, up 260, with 16,806 teachers serving 448,616 pupils and costs rising from 233 to 249 per pupil since 1962 63. Ford released figures in his annual report to Governor Orval E Fanbus.
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Goes 4 000 Miles to Get Justice
GALLUP N M AP Marcus Lazarus 69 and his daughter Carol Mae 24 an engineer from Warren Pa were home after recovering 11 of a 140 traffic fine from last summer. Attorney Richard McDermott said the trip was a matter of principle. Judge Frank Zinn overturned a prior ruling on obstructing an officer saying it must be deliberate action Lazarus acted as a father. A 100 fine against Lazarus was returned and the daughter’s speeding fine was cut from 25 to 15 with 15 in court costs for both.
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Downed Sabrejet in Western Front Action
AP reports a South Korean air force F868 Sabrejet piloted by a captain was shot down by North Korean ground fire over the western front and crashed in Communist territory.
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Dear Helen advice on marriage abuse and teen curfews
Dorothy Dix counsels two readers on marriage distress and teen discipline. A wife endures a domineering husband. divorce may be the solution. A 14 year old warns about teen pregnancy, parental fear, and seeks guidance. recommended to tell parents, consult a family doctor, or contact the Children’s Service Society. A 16 year old girl laments an abusive father and curfew. advised to seek help from Alcoholics Anonymous and involve her mother, with support from Helen Worden Erskine if needed. Dorothy Dix is a Bell-McClure Syndicate feature.
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Johnson Hosts First State Banquet For Segni At White House
President Johnson hosted 128 guests at his first official state dinner for Italian President Antonio Segni. The menu featured filet of beef and mocha mousse served on Truman china. Notables included Gian Carlo Menotti and labor leaders Meany and Dubinsky. Baritone Robert Merrill performed and The New Christy Minstrels entertained. Lucy Baines Johnson attended, studying for exams, in a black velvet gown beside Secretary Rusk.
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Names Steel to Police Board
LITTLE ROCK AP George Jetty Steel of Nashville appointed Jan 10 1963 to complete a short unexpired term on the State Police Commission has been reappointed to a full seven year term, the office of Gov Orval Faubus said Tuesday.
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Man Killed in Warren Crash
Warren Arkansas report says 70 year old Wylie Newman of near Warren died Tuesday after his pickup collided with a car driven by Mrs. Bud Parker of Warren on a dirt road local authorities said. The crash occurred in Warren.
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In the News Today in Washington
Four Canadian scientific satellites planned to study the ionosphere will launch into polar orbits from California between 1965 and 1970. The Canadian Defense Research Board and NASA announced the agreement. Coroner details and Kennedy library funding drive emerge amid wartime and political news. The payroll cutback report notes almost 6,000 federal jobs eliminated over two years. Roosevelt forecasts greater Soviet wheat purchases, citing systemic agricultural issues.
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