Weather s experiment Station report summary
Weather data covering 44 hours to 7 am Thursday shows high 95 and low 26 with 1 inch of snow. Central Arkansas to Northeast Arkansas report partly cloudy and cold with highs in the 30s to upper 30s and lows in the teens to 20s. Northwest and Southwest sections note mostly cloudy skies, occasional light snow or drizzle, and similar cold temperatures through Friday.
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Johnson renews push for political fund reform in State of the Union
President Johnson reintroduces Kennedy era reforms to expand small donor access to politics. He proposes a tax break for political contributions to reduce reliance on large donors, noting growing reliance on big money by Democrats and rising small-giver support for Republicans.
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Walter R. Mears
Washington
Johnson
Congress
John F. Kennedy
White House
GOP
Obituary of Mrs Emmarene Stroud of Malvern
Funeral services for 48 year old Mrs Emmarene Stroud were held in Malvern with burial in Shadowlawn Cemetery. A Sheridan native and longtime Malvern resident since 1932 she was a music teacher and a member of First Methodist Church Delta Kappa Gamma AEA and Hot Springs County Education Association. Surviving are her husband Wingfield Stroud two sons David Thomas and Manson Makree Stroud of Malvern her mother Mrs Thomas E Toler of Malvern.
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Malvern
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Hot Springs
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Massachusetts State Division of Fisheries and Game
Johnson backs broader campaign disclosure and funding reform
Johnson urged expanding federal disclosure to include local and state committees and to ease restrictions on contributions. He noted Republicans raised more from 1000-plus donors than Democrats and pointed out current law misses much campaign spending funneled through state and local groups.
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Stern
House
Senate
Washington
Wedding in Hope Hope Ark Ends With Ivers Grants Union
Miss Sandra Gail Ivers and Kenneth Earl Grant were married December 3 at 8 p.m. in the Ivers home with Eld Raymond Ivers officiating. The ceremony featured gladiola and fern arrangements, a two seven branch candleabras and a white bible topped with white carnations. The couple, both listed with local employers, will reside in Hope Arkansas after a short wedding trip.
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Charlie Webb
Hope
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W. Shanhouse & Sons
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Peace talks fade as Johnson keeps Viet Nam pressure
Washington reports the US peace offensive in Vietnam is fading as President Johnson shows no new public moves. Averell Harriman and Dean Rusk return from the Far East ahead of possible top level talks on military and diplomatic strategy. Johnson asks Congress for 12.76 billion to finance the war while open channels to North Vietnam remain, yet Hanoi shows no interest in the peace campaign.
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Dean Rusk
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The Doctor Says on Anxiety and Its Effects
A physician reflects on anxiety as a widespread issue rooted in childhood and environment. He notes contagious family dynamics, modern stressors, and physical symptoms from an anxiety syndrome, warning that chronic anxiety can lead to psychosomatic changes and impair life. Future columns will discuss treatment.
Playwright Arthur Miller Stable in Brighton Hospital
American playwright Arthur Miller is reported to be as well as can be expected at Brighton General Hospital where he was admitted Tuesday night with hepatitis. He will stay about two weeks as his pre London run of Incidental Vichy continues. his wife is with him.
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England
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Vichy
Paris
Negro enroll plan blocked by Arkansas desegregation ruling
Federal Judge J Smith Heffley ruled that Negro high school students must have the chance to enroll at desegregated De Witt High School in mid term and next year. The DeWitt School Board cannot require top three grades to attend Emmanuel High, and transfers to desegregated schools must be allowed for interested students.
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Ts, 8Th Circuit Court of Appeals
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U.S. Supreme Court
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Casey Stengel to Get Walter Judge Award
San Francisco AP says Casey Stengel will receive the Walter Judge Award for meritorious service to baseball at the February 13 banquet of the San Francisco chapter of the Baseball Writers Association of America. The 75 year old Stengel will travel from Southern California to accept the honor named for a late San Francisco sports writer.
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Casey Stengel
Walter Judge
Baseball Writers of America
Stengel
California
U N expresses shift on Cuba aid spending and more
United States ambassador James Roosevelt says Washington abandons demands that the U N special fund refrain from using U S dollars for Cuban aid projects. He criticizes the no dollar policy as dishonest and notes U S opposition to spending more than two million for training engineers at the University of Havana. Also reports on Laos theater tragedy, Seoul fire, Hong Kong border travel for New Year, and Brezhnev-Mongolia treaty.
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United States
U.N. Special Fund
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Cuba
Roosevelt
Fidel Castro
University of Havana
Castro
Pate
Tetiane
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Seoul
Korea
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China
Mongolia Aligns With Soviet Bloc Against China
The article notes Mongolia borders only China and the Soviet Union and signals defense alignment against China. It cites long Soviet support for Mongolia’s small army and a farewell speech by Premier Yutnzhagin Tsedetbal stressing complete adherence to Soviet views. Kentucky sits behind in bluegrass seed ranks with South Dakota, Iowa, and Missouri ahead.
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China
Soviet Union
Farwell
Premer Yutnzhagin Tsedetbal
Mongolian Communist Party
Kentucky
South Dakota
Iowa
Missouri
Petition for paving district in Hope Arkansas
Legal notice states property owners within several additions in Hope Arkansas are asked to approve a local improvement district to pave East Shover Street with bituminous surfacing. A meeting of the Board of Directors will be held at City Hall at 7:00 p.m. on February 8, 1966 to determine two-thirds in value signing and to hear owners of property in the territory.
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City of Hope
Arkansas
Mayer
Yerger
Cornelius
Ark
Ve Gig
Asity of
Hope
Shover
Phra Bichar
Board of Directors
City of
John B. Gardner, Jr
Frances S. Reynerson
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