France Recognizes Communist China Opens Diplomatic Move
The United States objects to France recognizing Red China and designating ambassadors within three months. De Gaulle aims to regain influence in Southeast Asia, and Edgar Faure led the mission. Neutralization plans tie Red China into Viet Nam settlements as a condition.
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Satellites Detect Other Launchings
President Johnson announced that two U S military Spy satellites have detected several ICBM launchings from Cape Kennedy Florida and Vandenberg California. The system uses infrared sensors to spot launches and aims to provide continuous global surveillance to warn of ballistic missile activity.
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Sherman’s March Set by Negroes in Civil Rights Talk
SNCC leader John Lewis told Pine Bluff Arkansas crowd that Negroes may need a “Sherman’s March” through the South to win freedom, to be fought with will and persistence rather than guns. He predicted renewed demonstrations including school walkouts starting Feb. 1 and urged action now. The Pine Bluff movement began a year ago led by eight Arkansas AM&N students and local clergy.
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Troy
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Cincinnati
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Civil Rights Complaints Heard at Arkansas Hearing
Civil rights complaints were aired for four hours in Little Rock before the Arkansas Advisory Committee to the U.S. Commission on Civil Rights. The panel will study but only make recommendations. SNCC representatives alleged law enforcement interfered with voting registration efforts in Phillips and Lincoln counties.
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Weather Update For Missouri And Surrounding Regions
Weather across eastern and southern Missouri today will be cool and partly cloudy with a mix of clear and cooler tonight. South areas may see widely scattered showers tonight becoming more numerous Tuesday afternoon. Lows tonight in the 20s north and 40s south. highs near 30 in the northwest and low 40s in the extreme south. Northeast near 20s to the extreme south with clear to partly cloudy Tuesday.
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Echo Balloon Announces New Schedule
NASA releases Echo 2 balloon satellite sighting times for today and Tuesday across Little Rock and Memphis. Times list local hour dates directions horizon degrees and movement toward northeast southeast and west with multiple entries on January 27 and 28.
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National Aeronautics and Space Administration
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Memphis
Reporting on polling irregularities and housing claims in Arkansas
SNCC focus remains on Helena Phillips County while Gene Wirges accuses ballot counting irregularities in Conway County. He cites widespread voter irregularities and dormitory segregation at the University of Arkansas affecting Negro students, noting off campus housing disparities for men and women.
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Little Rock
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Johnson Seeks 50,000 New Public Housing Units Annually
Johnson asked authority for 50,000 public housing units each year for four years, plus lease of 10,000 existing units annually and purchase of units to convert. He also sought a two year $14 billion urban renewal authorization, shifting policy toward fast growing suburbs, while open space preservation and certain loans remain limited.
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UA Investigating Nursing School
The University of Arkansas has launched a study to evaluate and act on an unfavorable accreditation report on the School of Nursing. The National League of Nursing criticized operations saying the school needed more teachers and programs, especially in psychiatric and public health nursing. The League plans to drop the school from its accredited list on a future date. Dr. David W. Mullins, president of the university, commented.
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University of Arkansas
National League of Nursin
Storm Whaley
University Medical Center
Little Rock
Ruth Murry
University of Tennessee School of Nursing
Mullins
American Missionary Is Killed in Congo Violence
An American woman missionary was killed and another wounded amid rebel attacks on Christian missions in Kwilu province, Congo. The government said rebels led by Pierre Mulete are backed by Red China and declared a state of emergency as 450 soldiers were rushed into the region. several missionaries and children were evacuated by U.N. helicopters.
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Wellington
Ohio
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Mountain Lake
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Glendale
Calif
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Miss Miller
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Mulele
Kwanga
Cleophas Kamitatu
Kasai Unity
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Ten Die in State Accidents and Conflicts
The report covers a string of violent deaths in Arkansas. Hattie Ard, 28, of North Little Rock dies when a car brakes fail and crashes. Jeanette Lakey Woods, 20, is injured seriously. A unidentified man dies from burns by the Arkansas River. A fire and grass blaze follow, with flames threatening a mission station as Mulele rebels intensify activity in Kwilu and Kasai Unity provinces. A local note recalls Powell Clayton as Arkansas’ first governor elected after the 1868 constitution.
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Powell Clayton
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