Edwards Warns Businessmen To Engage In Politics
At a Lake Charles meeting part of a "Meet Your Congressman" series, Edwin Edwards urged 40 members of the 600 strong Lake Charles Association to back Johnson programs and to form a pro policy pressure group. He argued that voters and donors should actively support candidates sharing their views and highlighted the need for greater business involvement in elections.
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Special Vote Question Lies With Court Over District
Pulaski Chancery Court weighs three options for holding a special election to fill a Congressional vacancy. The 4th District's old 28 counties, a new 20-county version, or a statewide approach are debated after Rep. Oren Harris resigns Feb 2 to become a federal judge. Governor Paullus favors the old district for the special race, while party leaders urge court guidance.
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Pulaski Chancery Court
Travis N. Beeson
Camden
Arkansas House
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Oren Harris
Congress
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Leon Catlett
Democratic Party
Lunar truce violation marked by Saigon bombing
An early morning 25 pound bomb exploded against a U S serviceman billet in Saigon, killing a U S sergeant and wounding a Vietnamese woman as the Lunar New Year truce neared its midpoint. Two soldiers and several civilians were injured, with about 40 men sleeping in the billet. Officials debated if this was a major truce breach, noting 66 incidents since midnight. The Viet Cong blamed for several Brace violations, while field reports cited numerous minor clashes with no clear side predominant.
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Signal Corps
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World revolutionary conference yields mixed signal from China
At the Havana gathering of 82 nations, Wu Hsueh Tsien pressed for broader peoples' wars against U.S. imperialism and accused the Soviets of fearing nuclear war. He claimed U.S. policy faces a deep crisis and called the Viet Nam peace push a smokescreen. Delegates, including Rashdov, emphasized Soviet support for North Viet Nam and the Viet Cong, while Cuba remained pro Soviet but not anti Chinese. The event aimed to build unity and propaganda for revolution, with Cuba seen as a key beneficiary.
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Havana
Asia
Africa
Latin “America
Peking-Moscow
Peking
Wu Hsueh-tsien
U.S
Soviet
United States
Viet Nam
Cuba
Latin America
Sharaf Rashdov
Soviet Union
Rashday
North
South
Bobcats Upset Crossett in District 4AA Showdown
The Bobcats beat Crossett 65 63 at Jones Field House to notch a dramatic district win. Hope overcame rebounding gaps as Dennis Ramsey hit a key free throw in the final minute, with a balanced scoring attack lifting the Cats.
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Crossett Eagles
Jones Field House
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Crossett
Giants
James Connors
Dewayne Willis
Cats
Eagles
Althugh
Dennis Ramsey
Bobcat
Much of U.S. in Grip of Snow and Sleet
Arctic air sent temperatures below zero across northern Midwest and Dakotas with subzero readings. Oklahoma and Texas towns reported heavy snow, 7 to 8 inches, as the storm caused multiple accidents and two deaths. Snow spread into Arkansas, Missouri, Tennessee, and Kentucky with hazardous driving conditions nationwide.
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Weather and basketball update from Hope Cats
Weather report covers 64 hours to 7 a.m. Saturday with high 36 low 24 and 1 inch of snow. Hazardous driving warnings in Arkansas, cloudy and possible snow turning colder. Basketball notes highlight Hope players Parris 18 Ingram 17 Ramsey 16 May 12 and McGill 2, with Parris grabbing 25 rebounds. Cats travel to Warren for district 4AA game as weather permits.
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Stan Parris
Ronnie Ingram
Ramsey
Larry May
Bobby McGill
McGill
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May
Crossett
Billy Mitchell
Ingram
Eddie Aslin
Mitchell
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Urges Voters to Exercise Rights at Baptist Convention
The American Baptist Convention met with 2,000 pastors and leaders urging full exercise of rights for all persons. Dred H. Jackson addressed the gathering in Kansas City, pledging unity through understanding and urging civic participation. A separate fire incident in Kansas City showed limited fire department resources as a trash truck reached Fire Station No. 3 and a pumper from Station No. 4 quelled a blaze with a garden hose.
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Ahona Baptist Convention
Dred. H. Jackson
United States
Ai Jackson
Kansas City, Mo
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Guidance Counselor Tells of U S Air Force Academy Tour in Colorado
A three day Education Air Lift took Hope guidance counselor Earl Downs and Arkansas educators to the U S Air Force Academy near Colorado Springs. They toured state of the art facilities, small class sizes, and an all faith chapel system with cadet religious councils. They emphasized the role of study habits and high school foundations for future success in the Space Age.
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Rocky Mountains
Hope
Earl Downs
South Arkansas
Colorado Springs
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Arkla plans gas service to Hughes area
Arkla announces plans to extend natural gas service to the Hughes area. W R Stephens Arkla president spoke in Marianna during a chamber of commerce meeting about extending service to nearby Hughes and surrounding Arkla territory.
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Arkansas
Louisiana Gag Co
Hughes
W. R. Stephens
Arkla
Marianna
Chamber of Commerce
Arkansas Lawmakers Debate Federal Driver Licensing Push
An Arkansas legislator warns federal calls for stricter driver licensing and vehicle inspections could affect local politics. A state highway committee discussed possible federal pressure, consequences for highway aid, and proposals such as two license plates, staggered licensing, central control, tougher tests, periodic inspections, and better highway design and traffic control.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
P. Marion H. Crank
Litte River County
Harris to Take Oath on Feb 3 Federal judge Harris to be sworn in at El Dorado
Rep Oren Harris D Ark said he will take the oath as a federal judge February 3 in District Court at El Dorado He visited Little Rock to review the court and offices he will use and named his staff including a court reporter, a secretary and a law clerk He plans to handle cases in the El Dorado and Texarkana division and some at Little Rock Harris will return to Washington then come back to Arkansas for assignment
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Oren Harris
D-Ark
Federal District Court
el Dorado
Harris
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el Dorado and
Texarkana
Ieee Levis Lth
Agnosia
Loukate Dodds
Pulaski
Vivian Taylor
Texarkang Law
Hempstead Circuit Court Sentences Large Batch of Defendants
A full Hempstead Circuit Court session ended Friday with thirteen defendants sent to the penitentiary for grand larceny forgery burglary and other crimes. Several first offenders were placed on probation and the court commended law enforcement for handling the heavy docket.
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Hempstead
Bobby Palmer
Lee Reed
Lie Harris
Sme Lee Mercer
Frank Cooper
Aaron Sian
LeRoy Fielding
Erty W. Chambers
Fale Honeycutt
Doe
Rocky Biddle
Eugene Biddle
George Cheatham
Robert Bowles
James Giles
George Ponant Davis
Doylan Washingtver
Tom Stockton
Dock Wren Barham
A.T. Johnson
A. J. Reggans
Robert H. Nethery
Joe L. Horse
A. C. Burton
Intoxt
Wade Ane Yle Brown
Brown
Castro Calls for Security Steps in Dominican Republic
Fidel Castro threatened intervention, prompting the Dominican armed forces to tighten security along nearly 100 miles of the northwest coast from Monte Cristi to Puerto Plata. Commodore Francisco J. Rivera Caminero said navy patrols are focused on the coast while recent high speed armed patrol craft arrive from the United States. The move follows Castro’s Havana conference comments urging solidarity against Yankee imperialism.
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Franciso J. Rivera Caminero
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Cuba
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Africa
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Dominican Republc
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