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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1965
Page
13
Washington report argues President Johnson faces a foreign policy test as Vietnam crisis grows. It notes his domestic focus under Great Society, and that his next steps abroad will reveal how he handles foreign affairs for the rest of his term.
In Hollywood the singer Jeanette MacDonald 57 lay in a Forest Lawn crypt after a private service attended by family and close friends. Her bronze casket was sealed between those of Alan Ladd and Gracie Allen, both deceased last year, following her Jan. 14 death in Houston from a heart ailment.
President Johnson outlines key items: employment rising by 1.5 million in the past year and unemployment easing to about 5.0 per cent by year end. GNP growth to about 660 billion in 1965, wage and income gains, stable prices, improved balance of payments, tax cut promise, and calls to expand manpower programs and unemployment insurance.
In a tense sequence, the narrator resolves to fix the jade theft plot while a gunfight erupts. Eddie West, Whity Blake, Jimmy Shan, and Ma Tsing fall as Inspector Hemming leads police to arrest suspects, ending with Jimmy Shaw aiding the narrator and the two traumatized girls.
Article touts chicken as a thrifty meal noting that the modern broiler fryer yields more for the dollar. It highlights Chicken Paprika a recipe with onion paprika sour cream and noodles and provides step by step preparation yielding four servings.
In Meridian investigators testified on court motions over the Aug. 4 8:12 a.m. search of Olen Burrage land where three civil rights workers were buried 16 feet down in a 400 foot earthen watershed. The case centers on 16 men charged with Ku Klux Klan conspiracy.
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