Arkansas Political Shakeup and 1986 Republican Risk
A fragment from a 1980s Arkansas article discusses calls for Johnson and Orval Faubus to quit party influence. It argues Faubus’s 12 years in office harmed Democratic leadership, risking Arkansas shifting to Republican control in 1986. The piece hints at voter disillusion and party disengagement.
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Im Johnson
Orville Faubus
Arkansas
Englishmen Bus ct Noes Hit by New Cash Squeeze
Fire department answered a 12 15 call to Dennis Townsend home on Hilltop Drive where a fire started in a hot water heater closet. Damage was considered minor.
Hope High School to Dismiss Friday as Holiday
Students of Hope Schools will be dismissed Friday January 19 for a school holiday. Teachers may complete records and make plans for the second semester. A special meeting for Hope High School faculty is scheduled at 1 30 Friday afternoon in the high school building.
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Hope
Hope High School
Reds film sparks Pravda critique of American crime glamour
Moscow dispatch notes Pravda denounces American film glorification of gangsters like Bonnie and Clyde as crime rises 16 percent in the first nine months of 1967. London report covers UK budget squeeze with higher taxes and limits on installment buying amid devaluation fallout. Local armory inspection in Hope with Col. Taylor and city officials pictured.
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Moscow
West
Pravda
Soviet Communist Party
America
U.S
Lawrence Malkin
Associated Press
London
Roy Jenkins
House of Commons
Latour
Commons
Harald Wilson
the Nation
Britain
Suez
Frontier of Laos Gets Blasting
General Westmoreland said the ground war in Vietnam is in a lull with only small clashes. He expects a resurgence of enemy initiatives around Tet on Jan. 30, noting Communist actions are motivated by political aims to project strength and influence. See FRONTIER OF on Page Two.
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George Esper
Associated Press
Saigon
William C. Westmoreland
South Vietnam
Westmoreland
Americp
Vietnam
Johnson sidesteps Faubus over Wallace campaign
AP reports Jim Johnson refused to engage in a tirade with former Gov Orval Faubus. Johnson defends his Arkansas effort for George Wallace noting Faubus and allies aim to hinder Wallace’s ballot placement. Faubus praised Wallace but urged restraint while Johnson vows dedication to the Wallace cause.
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Ligaen
UCK
Jim Johnson
Orval Faubus
Faubus
George Wallace
Alabama
Arkansas
Wallace
Johnson
Fantus
Johnieson
Bugging charges hit de Gaulle as police accused
Paris AP report says French Communist party accuses Gaullist police of bugging a central committee meeting at Plessis-Robinson. Humainite claims microphone gear was found in a heating shaft. police have no comment. The item follows a collision report on Tuesday morning where Clyde T. Brown’s truck hit Joseph Love’s vehicle. Love charged with no brakes.
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Paris
French Communist Party Today
Huymanite
Central Committee
Pless
s-Robinson
Humanite
de Gaulle
Plessis-Robinson
Aescerengee
Collis
Nar Anely
Third
Spin Streets
Clyde T. Brown
Corn Belt Hatcheries
Joseph Love
Harold Bobo
Love
Shirley
Home of Judge Is Bombed
In Gainesville Florida two flaming fire bombs were hurled at the home of Circuit Court Judge James C Adkins Jr after he refused to release civil rights workers on bond The attack followed a Florida Supreme Court ruling that cleared the way for a federal appeal The woman involved was white and the man a Black defendant both facing prison terms of four to six months
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Gainesville
Fla
J.E. Bason
Circuit Court
James C. Adkins Jr
Black Voices
Care de Thomas
Irvin Dawkins
Florida Supeme
Most Dangerous of All Weapons Is a Big Mouth
A humor column urges caution with words, noting talk can invite trouble. It cites examples of risky remarks and social missteps, from casual bragging to court threats, and ends with a mock plea to sign for a cause.
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Boyle
Hal Boyle
New York
Buster
Madge
Overrunning Stop Signs No 1 Error Reported
In January the first 15 days there were 13 accidents with $2125 damage all from failure to yield right of way none injured. In 1967 Hope Police Dept logged 323 accidents with 148 for failure to yield right of way causing 65 injuries. Chief Willis urges drivers to stop at stop and yield signs.
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Hope Police Dept
Willis
Columnists Liable for Stolen Files
Washington AP A federal judge ruled columnists Drew Pearson and Jack Anderson liable for damages for using files stolen from Sen Thomas J Dodd's office but set the damages trial for later. Dodd seeks 1 million dollars for articles based on material taken by his staff. judge dismissed privacy claim while finding public interest in a high ranking official's activities.
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Washington
Drew Pearson
Jack Anderson
Thomas J. Dodd
de Conn
Dodd
U.S. District Court
Alexander Holtzoff
Pearson
Anderson
Connecticut Democrat
Senate
Holtzell
Holtzolf
Singing Group to Meet Here in Hempstead County
The Hempstead County Singing Convention will meet Sunday January 21 at 1 30 p m at New Hope Baptist Church four miles north of Hope on Highway 4. President Havok Duke invites all with Pastor Rev C L Robertes officiating.
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Hempsteaa c County
New Hope Baptist Church
Hope
Highway 4
Havok Duke
C.L. Robertes
British Withdrawal From Asia Shifts US Burden
Washington reports say Britain will pull out troops from East of Suez, prompting concern among U.S. leaders about defense gaps from the Middle East to Singapore. Officials warn the United States may face a rapid British exit and increased Soviet presence in the Indian Ocean and Red Sea areas.
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Freds. Hoffman
Associated Press
Washington (Ap
Senate
Mike Mansfield
United States
Middle East
Singapore
State Department
Bul Minsfield
Tam
Suez
Ant
Mansfield
Britain
Vietnam
U.S
Persian Gulf
Red Sea
Indian Ocean
Iran
Saudia Arabia
Kuwait
Aed
Australia
New Zealil
Singapore- Maladia
New
Suen
Far East
Castroites claim credit for public-safety killings in Guatemala
The Castroites, an armed revolutionary group, said in a typewritten communique that they carried out the machine gun attack that killed U S Army Col John D Webber Jr and Navy Lt Cmdr Ernest A Munro near Guatemala City. Two other service members were wounded including Army Sgt Maria Joan R Forster and Master Sgt Harry O Greene. The attack followed a state of alarm and martial law measures as authorities confront extremist violence from both right and left factions.
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Theodore A. Ediger
Guatemala
Castro Revolutionary Organization
U.S
Rabel Armed Forces
FAR
U.S. Army
John D. Webber Jr
Navy
Ernest A. Munro
Army
Joan R. Forster
Magios
Harry O. Greene
Greene
Forster
Wife Feared Death in Divorce Case Before Murder
In Los Angeles AP report Hildegard Dilbeck filed for divorce from Thomas Dilbeck in 1966 after a separation and $400000 in shared property. The day of the court appearance she was shot. Dilbeck, 62, was jailed on suspicion of murder and attempted murder. Three others wounded, two seriously. Wounds occurred in a courthouse corridor as the couple’s dispute over property, mainly $270000, was highlighted by statements from lawyers and associates. The case names include Mable Klug, Daniel Sheatan, John Norberg, and Evlyth Jacobs. Dilbeck's wealth in real estate and the dissolution of marriage are cited amid the violent incident.
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Los Angeles
Hildegard Dilbeck
Alvorce
Thomas Christopher Dilbeck
Dipeck
Perior
Hiklezerd Dibeck
Maurles
Paulsey
Dilbeck
Ner
Dibeck
Frienal
Mable Klug
Dominguez Valley Hospital
Daniel Sheatan
Max A. Goulman
State of Union Word Due Tonight
AB News Analyst James Marlow discusses President Johnson’s State of the Union address to Congress from his Texas ranch. He predicts strong reactions in an election year, notes Johnson’s need to explain Vietnam policy in clear ABC language, and cautions that gaps in explanation fuel criticism.
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James Marlow
Washington
Johrson
Antohia
Congress
Texas
Capitol
Johnson
Sesina
Vietnam
Hie Vietnam 2
ABC
Printing Bids to Be Called Again
Arkansas Secretary of State Kelly Bryant announced bids on state printing and stationery contracts cannot be opened until January 30. He expects supplies for the February 4 special session, after Chancellor John T. Jeragan ruled the previous bids unconstitutional, requiring a 30 day bidding wait per state law.
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Little Rock
Kelly Bryant
Bryant
John T. Jeraigan
State Printing and Specifications Review Committee
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