Logan Act Not Likely to Halt Hanoi Visit Critics
An assistant Yale professor, a civil rights activist, and a Communist official traveled to Hanoi to discuss peace and criticize U S policy. The Logan Act prohibits private citizens from contacting foreign officials to influence policy, but no prosecution has occurred. The piece questions practical chaos if private individuals acted independently in foreign affairs.
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Yale
Staughton Lynd
Thomas Hayden
Communist Party
Herbert Aptheker
Hanoi
Viet Nam
Southeast Asia
United States
U.S
Washington
France
Tom
Harry
Tech School Groundbreaking Plans Detailed in Hope
The committee led by Gene White outlines the February 4 program for the Red River Vocational-Technical School groundbreaking at Highway 29 South. Governor Faubus will preside, with Senator Hendrix and many state education officials attending the 7 p.m. dedication and Chamber of Commerce banquet at the Third District Livestock Coliseum.
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Red River
Highway 29
Chamber of Commerce
Lyle Brown
John L. Wilson
Faubus
Kelly Bryant
Bryant
Arch Ford
State of Arkansas
Little Rock
S. A. Wilcoxon
State Board of Education
Hamburg
Mary W. Hall
R. L. Webb
Marion Adams
J. C. Ruppert
Leon Coker
Arkansas Vocational - Technical School of
Pine Bluff
Thurston Kirk
Petit Jean
Morrision
Luther Hardin
Foothills Vocational-Technical School of
Searcy
J. W. Rowe
Guy Grigg
Mr. Grigg
Two Accidents Investigated by City Police
City police reported two minor crashes with charges filed. At Hazel and Avenue D, R M Harrison and Ernie Thoma son collided. Thoma son charged with running a stop sign. Earlier, W A Mudgett backed from his driveway and was hit by a truck driven by Bob Ware. Mudgett charged with failure to yield.
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Hazel
Avenue D
R. M. Harrison
Ernie Thomason
Shirley
Rowe
Thomason
W. A. Mudgett
Bob Ware
Ward
Neal
R. Rowe
Mudgett
Atomic Sit May Be Made Soon
Rep Chet Holifield said a site recommendation for a multimillion dollar atom smasher may be made in a few weeks to the Atomic Energy Commission. Little Rock is among 85 communities contending, with NAS site committee conclusions to be released after AEC review.
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Associated Press Washington
Atomic Energ Commission
Chet Holifield
Little Rock
Scientife
Holifield
National Academy of Sciences
AEC
Stabbing Fatal to Arkansan Airman Died in Libya Beach Incident
The Air Force identified airman 2/c Carl Wedorow Lane Jr of Pine Bluff Arkansas as the man who died from stab wounds on a beach two miles from Wheeliis Air Base in Libya. Officials provided no further details about the incident.
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Washington
Air Force
Oxford seeks poetry professor in Feb election
American poet Robert Lowell and British poet Edmund Blunden are the only candidates in the February 3 vote for Oxford University professor of poetry. Lowell, 48, Pulitzer Prize winner in 1947, is backed by 40 Oxford professors. Blunden, 69, is backed by Dr Enid Starkie who says she has signed up 301 supporters. The post is largely honorary and associated with the year centre list held by British poet Robert Graves.
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Oxford, England
Robert Lowell
Edmund Blunden
Oxford University
Lowell
Oxford
Blunden
Enid Starkie
Somerville College
Blenden
Robert Graves
Middle Aged Man In Frustration With Modern Typewriter
A mid dle-aged man with limited mechanical aptitude struggles with an advanced modern typewriter. The device features a streamlined body, many controls, and a rumor of hidden dollars, while the Hope Chapter FFA hosts a Future Homemakers of America meeting discussing parliamentary procedure led by Mr Buck and FFA members.
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FFA
Hal Cooper
NEW York
Hope Chapter
The
Future Homemakers of America
Hanegan House
Nancy Langton
Betty O'Neal
Linda Pharris
Pat Allen
Mr. Buck
FP. F. A
Monroe Pardue
Billy Bob White
Johnny Duke
Freddy McCully
Gary Rogers
Jimmy Ponder
Mike Kidd
Arch Wylie
Grady Cathy
Advantages of 14B Told to Kiwanis
George Dickerson of Little Rock speaking to the Hope Kiwanis, urged preserving Section 14B of the Taft Hartley Act. He warned big labor bosses seek repeal to gain control over labor and cited Arkansas laws Anti-Violence Act of 1943 and Freedom to Work Constitutional Amendment of 1944 as progress. Guest list included Magnolia delegates and local leaders.
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George Dickerson
Little Rock
Arkansas Free Enterprise Association
Hope Kiwanis Club
National Congress
Dickerson
Arkansas
Magnolia
Bill Buss
Berry Harie
George Stewart
Wade White
Altroney Talbot Feild, Jr
Richard Keaton
Hope
Death Wasn't From Hostilities Marine Drownings Reported in Viet Nam
The Defense Department said Marine Pfc. Leaned Spencer of Little Rock Ark died in Viet Nam of non hostile causes. Spencer 22 drowned near Da Nang on Jan 19, son of Opal Dean of Little Rock. In Newport Arkansas Vice Admiral Charles L Melson, president of the Naval College since 1964, retired after 43 years service and received the Distinguished Service Medal at retirement.
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Washington
Defense Department
Pfc
Leandrew Spencer
Little Rock
Ark
Viet Nam
Spencer
da Nang
Opal Dean
Newport. RL
Charles L. Melson
The
Naval College
Episcopal Church Appointments at St. Mark's Arkansas
The Rt. Rev. Robert R. Brown names an Executive Committee to govern St. Mark's temporal affairs for the coming year. Appointees are Robert D. Huffman, Talbot Feild, Jerry Winer, Mrs. C. P. Tolleson, and Mrs. Mary Pillow Johnson. Huffman to serve as Senior Warden and Winer as Church Treasurer.
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Robert R. Brown
ofArkansas
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Robert D. Huffman
Talbot Feild
Jerry Winer
C. P. Tolleson
Mary Pillow Johnson
Bishop Brown
Huffman
Winer
400 Missions by Warplanes All in South Vietnam
U S warplanes flew over 400 combat missions in South Vietnam as three U S destroyers shelled Viet Cong camps. The offensive followed a cease fire ending, with Marines patrolling Da Nang and reporting several light engagements. Casualties rose for both sides, and missing figures climbed amid Tet holiday disruptions.
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South
Thomas A. Reedy Baigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
U.S. 7Th Fleet
AAS
North
Guam
Central Highlands
da Nang
Saigon
Re Election Filings For Wolfe And Mikel In 12th District
Circuit Judge Paul Wolfe and Prosecuting Attorney Lyman Loomikel of Fort Smith filed Tuesday for reelection in the 12th Judicial District which covers Subaihan and Scott counties.
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Little Rock
Paul Wolfe
Lyman Lo Mikel
Wolfe
Mikel
Fort Smith
Subai- Han
Scott Counties
Johnson outlines 2.0 billion urban rebuilding plan
President Johnson proposed a 2.0 billion six year federal aid program to rebuild selected American cities on an unprecedented scale. The plan calls for center city reconstruction, metropolitan restructuring, new towns outside metro areas, and mass housing for low and moderate income families. It emphasizes social programs, streamlined administration, and broad participation across cities, with impact reaching 15 to 20 percent of substandard structures.
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W. B. Ragsdale JR
Washington
Johnson
Congress
America
Northwest Times Wins Two Advertising Awards
The Northwest Arkansas Times of Fayetteville earned two awards from the Southern Classified Advertising Managers Association in Hampton Virginia. It placed second in best planned promotion for newspapers in the under 20 000 circulation division and second in best business building ideas for newspapers.
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Hampton, Va
Northwest Arkansas Times of
Fayetteville
Southern Classified Advertising Managers Association
the Times
Bids Taken at Arkansas State for Fine Arts Building
An idle low bid of 845000 was submitted by Construction Co. of Jonesboro for a two story fine arts building at Arkansas State College. The bid was one of four on a project that would include classrooms offices and a band room.
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Jonesboro, Ark
Jonesboro
Arkansas State College. Construction Co
Johnson moves amid signals of resumed bombing in North Vietnam
AP dispatch notes a cautious shift toward a possible early resumption of bombing on North Vietnam as Sane Senate split on air strikes. Saigon reports ongoing operational roundup as developments unfold. International brief mentions Dominican Republic officials abroad unlikely to ease military opposition. The piece also covers claims about a surgeon’s remarks on a actress Diane Cilento and a fraud case linked to Dr. Ivy.
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AP News
Het Nam
Johnson
Viet Nam
Senate
Saigon
Dominican Republic
Juan Bosch
Revolutionary Party
Diane Cilento
Texas
Andrew C. Ivy
Kentucky
Abraham Lincoln
Constance Baker Molley
Peter Gripps
New York
Snow Closes NC Schools Amid Worst Weather Surge
A third and intense snow outbreak crosses the region with 2 inches at Pope AFB and forecasts of up to 4 inches in North Carolina as schools close. Aberdeen reports 3 inches while Raleigh and Fayetteville see 2 inches, with sleet and freezing rain in South Carolina and Georgia, and Florida affected by cold rain.
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Associated Press
North Carolina
Georgia
South Carolina
Florida
Savannah
Pope Air Force Base
Aberdeen
N.C
Raleigh
Waynesboro
Fayetteville
Fort Myers
Around Town notes and local notices from Hope area
Donations of nandina bushes for Rose Hill Cemetery will be taken to the caretaker’s tool house on Thursday February 3. Mrs J O Luck urges non members to attend the garden clubs event. Jean Prescott underwent surgery and remains in Wadhey Hospital. Hempstead County Wildlife Association meets Thursday at 7 30 p m at the courthouse. Farm Bureau president Lester Kent asks township captains to attend. Lupa M Cathey of Hope seeks Bachelor of Science from Southern State College in midyear. James H McPherson also pursues midyear degree from Southern State. University of Arkansas basketball returns after exams with Mississippi State at Lane Rock on January 27 and Georgia Tech in Atlanta January 28 broadcast on KXAR.
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Rose Hill Cemetery
J. O. Luck
The
Hope Council of Garden Clubs
Hempstead County Farm
Lester Kent
Town & Country R
Westhland
Lupa M. Cathey
Uwlvatianen
Southern State College
Grady Cathey
Hope
James H. McPherson
Mary\nn McPherson
Morgantown
W. W
Physical Education Club
NEA
Arkansas Association For Health, Physical Education and Recreation
University of Arkansas
Mississippi State
Lane Rock
Mg Dime
KXAR
Georgia Tech
Atlanta
Indications Point to Resumed Bombings in Vietnam
WASHINGTON AP President Johnson moved on diplomatic and political fronts amid signals of possible early resumption of bombing North Vietnam. He summoned 20 congressional leaders and NSC members for a dusk session to review aerial evidence and refugee reports.
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Washinton
Johnson
Viet Nam
National Security Council
Hanoi
White House
Bill D. Moyers
Hubert H. Humphrey
Dean Rusk
Robert §. McNamara
Earle G. Wheeler
Joint Chiefs of Staff
William J. Raborn
Central Intelligence Agency
Maxwell D. Taylor
Saigon
W. Averell Harriman
Senate
House
Foreign Relations
Armed Services
Appropriations
North
Magia Pass
Laos
North Viet Nam
Mugia Pass
Circuit Clerk Jim Cole Asks Re election
The Star announces Jim Cole’s candidacy for re election as Circuit Clerk in Hempstead County. He thanks citizens for past service and pledges continued devotion, efficient courteous and friendly service, and asks for support and votes in the Democratic primary.
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Jim Cole
Cole
Hempstead County
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Racine
Wis
Maribeth Grant
Wisconsin
State Department of Labor
Episcopal Church
Arkansas State
Star
Jean Prescott
Wadhey Hospital
Peau Kana
Hempstead
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