Signs Point to Soviet Victory Over UN Dues
UNITED NATIONS N Y AP signs pointed to a Soviet victory in a showdown over peacekeeping dues as the United States warned it could withhold funds. Diplomats say a two thirds vote would be needed to apply Article 19 to sanction delinquent members. US Amb Adlai E Stevenson reportedly told Latin American and European groups that loss is possible and would lead to policy revisions.
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United Nations
N.Y
United States
U.N
Unite States
General Assembly
Assembly
U.S
Adlai E. Stevenson
NASA
H. H. Potkin
NASA Space Center
Greenbelt
Earth
Takes People to Places Far Away
George W. Cornell profiles Georgie White who for 20 years has organized river trips for about 10 people paying around $300 each for three weeks. The trips explore the Nahanni in Alaska and the Rio Usumacinta in Guatemala, drawing professional participants seeking escape from routine and modern life.
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George W. Cornell
New York
Georgie White
Mrs. White
Joneses
Weather Outlook: Partly Cloudy and Cold
Partly cloudy skies and cold temperatures prevail today and tonight with brisk winds in coastal areas. Forecast calls for chilly highs and frigid overnight lows, urging readers to bundle up and plan for frosty mornings.
FCC chair seeks major reform of equal time law
San Francisco AP report: FCC Chairman E William Henry proposes overhauling Section 315 to reduce campaign broadcast costs. The plan eases splinter party free time while ensuring major party air time equal to buy and protecting minority access, with thresholds based on past poll results or voter petitions.
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San Francisco
Federal Communications Commission
Henry
Commonwealth Club of California
America
Johnson seeks record low foreign aid with open Viet Nam door
President Johnson asks Congress for a 3.38 billion foreign aid package the lowest in history while keeping an open line for additional Vietnam funding. lawmakers split on military and economic aid, with debate ahead in House and Senate committees.
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Washington
Johnson
South Viet Nam
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Foreign Relations Committee
Otto E. Passman
Dla
White House
J. W. Fulbright
Congress
Dwight D. Eisenhower
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Fulbright
Thomas E. Morgan
D-Pa
House
Senate
Indonesia
United Arab Republic
Judge Holds Court From Car In Extreme Cold
In Minneapolis Judge Edwin P. Chapman presided from the back seat of a car during 12 degree below zero weather. Ernest B. Poegel, 41, pleaded guilty to passing a stop sign and was fined 25 dollars after the judge braved the cold to hear the case.
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Minneapolis
Labor Leaders Seek Fast Action on 14B Repeal
Washington AFL CIO leaders vow quick push to repeal Section 14B of the Taft Hartley Act. Hearings set for January 25 with a House floor by March 1, as Powell previews bills to raise the minimum wage and shorten the workweek while demanding end to apprenticeship discrimination.
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Afl-Cio
Organized Labor
Adam
Clayton Powell
House Education and Labor Committee
House
Johnson
Down
Congress
Frank Thompson Jr
N.J
Labor
George Meany
Powell
AFL Cio
Miss Rosa Harrie Dies at Home
Rosa Harrie owner of Shipley's Studio died during the night at her residence. She is survived by sister Mildred Cox of Hope. Funeral arrangements will be announced by Herndon Cornelius.
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Rosa Harrie
Shipley
Mildred Cox
Hope
Herndon Cornelius
Bank Burglarized at Griffithville
The Bank of Griffithville near Searcy Arkansas was burglarized Thursday night. The burglars entered the vault but failed to open the main safe. An undetermined amount of money was taken. The FBI is to investigate.
Aged Man Shoots Wife to Death in Pangburn
Sheriff John Davis reported Aaron Roberson aged 72 shot his wife 56 to death at their Pangburn Arkansas home and then killed himself. The bodies were found with Roberson in the back yard. the sheriff noted Roberson had health problems.
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Pangburn
Ark
John Davis
Aaron Roberson
Davis
U S and Canada Move to Free Trade in Automobiles
Canada and the United States agreed to remove tariffs on cars and parts to form a North American auto market. The accord lowers Canadian manufacturing costs through extended production runs, with prices in Canada expected to fall later. tires and replacement parts are excluded and the deal awaits U.S. congressional approval.
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Ottawa
Canada
United States
Earl K. Brownridge
Motor Vehicles Manufacturers’ Association
U.S
Johnson
C. M. Drury
Mrs. E. A. Smith Dies in Texarkana
Mrs. E A Smith of Texarkana died early Friday in a Texarkana hospital. Survived by her husband several children and two daughters in Hope Mrs J S McDowell and Mrs C C Collins. Funeral set for Monday at 10 a m at Fairview Methodist Church.
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E. A. Smith
Texarkana
Hope
J. S. McDowell
C. C. Collins
Fairview Methodist Church
Group Plans to Aid Arkansas Voter Registration Campaign
The Committee for Voter Registration proposes a statewide mass re registration drive aided by county clerks who became registrars under Amendment 51. Gov Faubus suggested the plan, with Luck and Sen Brandon coordinating, aiming to cover all 2 500 precincts in Arkansas, time frame one to two days.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
H. D. Luck
Arkadelphia
Jim Brandon
Littlerock
Orval E. Faubus
Luck
State Board of Election Commissioners
Pat Cleburne Fought for Land He Loved and Friends
Irish immigrant Patrick Ronayne Cleburne rose from druggist and lawyer in Arkansas to brigadier general and then colonel of the Fifteenth Arkansas. He led troops in the Army of Tennessee, fought at Shiloh and Vicksburg, married Mary Foreman Lewis in 1864, and died at Franklin in 1864 defending a land and people he valued.
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Pat Cleburne
UDC
Ireland
Arkansas
Helena
United States Arsenal
Little Rock
Cleburne
Arkansas Military Board
Arkansas State Service
Fifteenth
Arkansas Regiment
America
Shiloh
Tennessee River
Grant
Claude D. Morgan
Army of Tennessee
Richmond
Perryville
Dan Cupid
W. J. Hardee
Mary Foreman Lewis
Marengo County
Ala
Sue ‘Tarleton
Patrick Cleburne
Miss Tarleton
Mobile
Mississippi
Georgia
Tennessee
Vicksburg
Atlanta
Franklin
Tenn
Patrick Ronayne Cleturne
John B. Hood
Wick Temple Promoted by the AP to St. Louis
Wick Temple, Little Rock AP news editor, named correspondent in charge of AP operations in St. Louis. He helped direct the Arkansas AP bureau and covered major stories including coverage teams sent to New Orleans Mississippi for arrests tied to Philadelphia Mississippi slayings. Temple, 27, is a Texarkana native and former Texarkana Gazette contributor.
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Little Rock
Wick Temple
Associated Press
St. Louis
Temple
Arkansas AP
New Orleans
Mississippi
Philadelphia
Miss
Pittsburgh
Harrisburg
Atlantic City
N. J
Wick Temple Sr
Texarkana
Tex
Texarkana Gazette
KCMC
Austin, Tex
American Statesman
Sally MecCoppin
State News Review
Arkansas News Week
John Fr. Kennedy
Johnson
Kennedy
Texarkana College
University of Texas
Little Rock University
Churchill near death as Britain prays for wartime hero
London reports Sir Winston Churchill 90 in deep sleep with a cerebral thrombosis and circulatory weakness. Lord Moran and Lord Brain attend as crowds outside endure frosty vigil. leaders, including Johnson and Sato, send prayers for a rapid recovery.
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London
Winston Churchill
Lord Moran
Churchill
Britain
Randolph
Winston Spencer
Sarah
Rome
Lord Brain
Moran
Churchill House
Winston
Eisaku Sato
Honolulu
White House
Johnson
Japan
Hyde Park Gate
Winnie
South Vietnamese air raids against North denied
A senior military source in Saigon denied any air operations by the South Vietnamese air force against Communist North Viet Nam. He said if such raids ever occurred they would have been possible, but they have not been carried out, despite capability.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
Associated Press
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