McClellan Denounces Repeal Of Taft Hartley Section 14b
Our Daily Bread comments on the Senate battle over repealing Section 14 b of the Taft Hartley Act. Arkansas Senator John L. McClellan labels compulsion as dangerous and criticizes union bosses seeking compulsory unionism under the guise of union security. The piece argues the core conflict is between government power and individual liberty, reflecting on past filibuster tactics and ongoing political struggle.
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United States Senate
Arkansas
John L. McClellan
McClellan
National Union
Rand
American Republic
Old Country
Many Hours Deliberating As 5 Defendants Face Fraud Trial
In Chicago a federal jury of five men and seven women weighs the government charges that Dr. Andrew C. Ivy and three co defendants conspired to cheat cancer patients and violate federal laws. Deliberations resumed after nightly recesses as jurors study nearly nine months of evidence in what could be the longest federal court trial in Chicago.
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Lawrence L. Knutson
Chicago
Andrew C. Ivy
U.S
Reading
Stevan Durevic
Marke Durevic
William F. P. Phillips
Jaive
Federal District Court
Federal Court
Itat
Faubus Blasts Rockefeller in Two Front Attacks
Gov. Orval Faubus replies to Republican charges blaming him and attacks by Sam Boyce and the Arkansas Young Democrats over a private group’s hiring of Negroes. Rockefeller accuses Faubus of shifting blame after the failed 3150 million bond proposal. Boyce says Faubus’ claims are unfair and links to 3rd District prosecutor race plans.
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Little Rock
Orval
Faubus
Winthrop Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Arkansas
Sam Boyce
Arkansas Young Democrats
Boyce
Helena
Republican Party
Democratic Party
U. S
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Tennyson
J. C. Bates
Noveber
Bates
Viet Cong pushes heavy arms as allied drives advance
In South Viet Nam, Viet Cong fired heavy small arms as three Allied advances push deeper into the coastal plain. U.S. 1st Cavalry helicopters faced intense fire near Bong Son on Route 1, while South Korean and Vietnamese troops join Operation Masher and Van Buren. Casualties minimal. air force jet crash reported with pilot rescued.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
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Bong 3On
Route 1
U. S
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South Korea
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101St Airborne Division
Tuy Hoa
Quang Tin Province
Dee
Imperial Capit Il
Hue
Hedtev
Hudson Files in Harrison District
Sen Ralph Hudson of Harrison filed Thursday for re election in the 9th District which includes Boone Newton Searcy Marion and Baxter counties Also Robert N Hardin of Benson filed for re election as prosecuting attorney in the 7th Judicial District including Saline Hot Spring and Grant counties Other filings included F A Pat Teague of Berryville for state representative in District 2 He has represented Carroll County since 1952 Judge Jim Merrit of McGehee filed for re election in the 2nd District Two candidates filed in the 2nd Judicial Circuit Judge John Mosby from Lepanto re election in the 2nd Division Judge Charles W Light of Paragould for the 3rd Division new division The 2nd Judicial Circuit includes Clay Greene Poinsett Cross and Mississippi counties Judge G B Colvin Jr of Dermott filed in the 10th Judicial Circuit including Ashley Bradley Chicot Cleveland Dallas and Drew
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API
Ralph Hudson
Harrison
Boone
Newton
Searcy
Marion
Baxter
Robert N. Hardin
Benson
Saline
Hot Spring
Grant
Secretary of State
F. A
Pat) Teague
Berryville
Madison
Carroll Counties
Teague
Carroll County
Jim Merrit
McGehee
Ashley
Bradley
Chicot
Desha
Drew
2Nd Judicial Circuit
John Mosby
Mosby
Lepanto
Charles W. Light
Paragould
Lght
Clay, Greene
Craighead Poinsett
Cross
Mississippi
G. B. Colvin Jr
Harris Leaves Congress Regretfully
Rep Oren Harris announces resignation to become a federal judge in Arkansas with 25 years of service cited. Speaker McCormack and colleagues praise his tenure as Harris reflects on farewell in the House. His resignation is effective at the close of distress on Feb 2.
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Washington
Oren Harris
D-Ark
U.S. House
House
Harris
Arkansas
John McCormack
Dmass
Mills Park
Ord
Harris Bank
Julian Bond
Georgia
Marsha
Danny
Johns Hopkins
Virginia
Program Could Aid Judges Said By Faubus At Conven tion
Faubus told county judges the Osarka development program could curb migration to cities. He urged improvements in roads, schools, and recreation to make rural areas livable as Arkansas faces ongoing emigration. The governor spoke to judges at their annual convention.
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Little Rock
Orvat Fe. Faubus
Osarka
Maubus
Arkansis
Paulius
Fulbright and Johnson Signal Strong Ties Amid Talks
U S Senator J Willainulbright of Arkansas rejects talk of a presidential Johnson freeze and notes direct talks with President Johnson. Fulbright says policy differences with Johnson over foreign policy persist, including Vietnam and the Dominican Republic.
Greeks Strikes Persist Amid Government Action
In Athens and Piraeus the government mobilized bus and trolley workers to restore transit while bakeries faced a six day strike by 20,000 bakers. Soldiers and policemen with baking experience operated ovens as municipal workers joined in protests nationwide. The strikescontinued into the fourth day with demands for higher pay.
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Athens
Piraeus
Jis Laken
Thought Back to ad Old Days in Weymouth Mass
Fragmentary news notes from Weymouth recount memories of past days. Incomplete lines mention people and events with garbled wording, hinting at a retrospective column or local reminiscence.
McClellan Defends Arkansas Right-To-Work Law
Senator John L. McClellan says he will not betray Arkansas voters who adopted the right-to-work constitutional amendment. He argues repeal of Section 14b would erode rights, stressing the law allows freedom to join or not join a union and requires no coercion.
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D-Ark
Arkansas
McClellan
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Orvald Faubus
Winthrop Rockefeller
Faubus
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Donesboro
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Clean Literatures
Collision Fatal at Pine Bluff
The Pine Bluff crash on UW. S. 79 killed 46 year old teacher Mrs. Pearl Granderson. Two high school riders Ruthie Pate and Susanna Pole, 16 and 14, were treated at a hospital. Pickup driver E. B. Clem, 44, was hospitalized with minor injuries.
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Ark
Pearl Granderson
UW. S
Bluff
Granderson
Watson Chapel
Ruthie Pate
Susanna Pole
E. B. Clem
Johnson holds unannounced VN meeting on bombing end and peacetime orders
AP dispatch notes President Johnson conferred with advisers on ending the North Viet Nam bombing halt as aides assure that peacetime allocation machinery can still issue military orders. Among international items Britain’s Labourites push PM Wilson toward a general election after Hull result shocks.
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Tull
Issues Aired in District Farm Meet
Farmers from nine counties gathered at Town and Country Restaurant to discuss district farm matters and 1966 Arkansas Farm Bureau membership drives. Leaders urged support for Senator Dirksen and policy aims, including tax withholding relief for farmers and export-oriented farm programs.
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Arkansas Maria Buren
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Wright
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Feild Service
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Lestereet
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Nanser
Litle Rock
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Hevelope Ud
Rusk Otters a Bit of Advice
Washington official hints at a philosophy about society and human nature, suggesting only a portion of people may be reliable when faced with shared risks. The fragmentary text reflects a rare public remark on collective behavior and trust.
Hope Post Office to Move Name in Federal Building
Hope Post Office will relocate to a new designation in the Federal Building on Second Street with Post Master A D Brannan announcing a hoped-for return to normal business Monday. The item also notes community events and local student achievements including Patricia Davis joining a college band and several area graduates slated for degrees.
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David P. Davis
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