Faubus Attacks Rockefeller Style Campaign Tactics
Gov Julius Faubus denounces Rockefeller style campaigning as he campaigns in Arkansas. He criticizes handshaking tours and promises, urging voters to consider issues over glitter and funds. The broadcast notes tensions within GOP alliances as he presses for votes in the upcoming primary and general election.
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Starr Rock
Julius
Winthrop
Dorsey
Joend
R. D. Burrow
Efeller
Uty
Faubus
Tekedis
Rockefeller
Kefeller
City Takes Action on Franchise and Replat Decisions
Walnut and Dewey streets franchise matter revisited as City Commission approves a land replat along Recapereas Memorial 1 and Highway 29. Munici Airport given authority to purchase two way Unicom equipment. South Laurel paving blocks awarded with materials and city labor. A revival tent on the Mouse block to be sponsored by Rev. J. M. McRoy. proper facilities provided. Rev. McRoy attends meeting.
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Bny
J. M. McRoy
McRoy
Arkansas Weather Forecast Report for Tuesday Morning
Regional forecast from Associated Press notes partly cloudy skies in Arkansas with a 7 am delivery time. Temperatures around a low 71 and a high near 99, with conditions varying across counties as page two coverage continues.
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Associated Press
Arkansas
Doctor and Wife Now in New York
AP report details Dr Samuel Sheppard and his German born bride arriving in New York City and marrying after his release from Ohio prison. He faces potential return to prison as Ohio appeals court weighs cancelling his $10,000 bond and reimprisonment.
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New York
Samuel ‘Sheppard
New York City
Chicago
Fifth Avenue
Sheppard
Mari
Ohio
U.S. Court of Appeals
Dr. Sheppard
Babe Ruth Tourney teams win first round games
In Malvern Arkansas Fort Smith defeated Crossett 3 2 Springdale topped Hot Springs 11 6 and Malvern beat Pine Bluff 8 1 In tonight’s schedule Crossett faces Hot Springs Fort Smith meets Springdale and Corning plays Malvern Corning had a first round bye in the double elimination tournament.
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Malvern
Ark
Fort Smith
Springdale
Crossett
Hot Springs
Pine Bluff
Corning
Arkansas Treasurer Audited Plans Delayed Inquiry
In Little Rock AP report, Two Party Committee accountants met State Treasurer Nancy Hall to discuss possible audits of her office. Hall said current audits exist and that no private audit is planned. The group, nonpartisan founders, studied state operations with Legislative Joint Auditing to review balances and funding. Space at the Capitol remains scarce for official agencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Nancy Hall
Party labels fade as voters favor individuals in elections
LITTLE ROCK AP Atty Gen Bruce Bennett said on Monday he is convinced more people will ignore party labels this year and vote for the individual. He warned new political parties may emerge from fall elections and noted that nominating Sen Barry Goldwater would give many voters nationwide, especially in the South, a clear alternative.
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Little Rock
Bruce Bennett
Barry Goldwater
Bennett
Actor Horton Gambler Who Refused Lifetime Security
New York AP profile of Robert Horton a Broadway musical star and rising showman who rejects guaranteed life security to pursue varied work. He plans a night club act and another musical next year, aiming to stay active across stage television and film. Horton credits planning with his success and recalls early career doubts and a switch to singing. He values continuing growth over security and embraces each new project with youthful enthusiasm.
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Mal Wate
New York
Robert Horton
Horton
University of Miami
Act Quickly on Integration Says Education Dept Officials
Education Department officials told Arkansas Louisiana and Oklahoma educators the new civil rights law mandates aggressive action against educational discrimination. James Quigley outlined plans to seek compliance details from leaders, with warnings over federal funding tied to Title VI. discussions covered university and K 12 divisions and possible funding cuts only as a last resort. Funding figures for the three states were outlined, showing current and next year totals for defense education activities and NSF grants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Starr
Associated Press
Little Rock
U.S. Education Department
Arkansas
Louisiana
Oklahoma
Education Department
James Quigley
Health, Education and Welfare Department
Quigley
Congress
National Science Foundation
Congress to Up Military Pay as Election Year Boost
Congress moves a 207 million yearly military pay raise for 2.6 million personnel toward rapid passage. The Senate approved the bill by voice vote after a brief committee review, aiming for effective Aug. 1 if signed before month’s end. The plan includes a 2.5 percent base pay rise for most, with 8.5 percent for younger officers and warrant officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Arbogast
Carl Vinson
D-Ga
House Armed Services Committee
Rep. L. Mendel Rivers
D-S.c
House
Rivers
Senate
Murphy Questions Harris TV Stake Ties in Arkansas Race
El Dorado Arkansas Dean Murphy seeking against Rep. Oren Harris renews questions on Harris financial ties to KRBB television station. Murphy on KTVE telecast cites a $5 000 purchase for a quarter share, sale timing amid congressional probes, and a possible conflict of interest as commerce committee chair. He also cites voting records on the House Rules Committee expansion and civil rights bill.
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EL Dorado, Ark
Dean Murphy
Hope
Oren Harris
D‘ark
Harris
Centrgs
el Dorado Television
Murphy
KTVE
Bill Smith
Lake Village
KRBB
Channel 10
Joe Rushton
W.M. Bigley
Magnolia
Southwest Arkansas Tv, Inc
Commerce Committee
House Rules Committee
Goldwater seeks quiet rights pledge with Johnson pact
Senator Barry Goldwater proposes a White House meeting with President Johnson to keep civil rights tensions quiet and urges stricter enforcement of voting laws. Johnson signals willingness to consider a formal proposal. Goldwater aims to avoid inflaming the campaign while backing the new civil rights measure and hints at a possible bipartisan pact to prevent provocative rhetoric.
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Walter R. Mears
Washington
Barry Goldwater
Johnson
White Horse
White House
George Reedy
Johnsson
Goldwater
Arizona
Chicago
Rockwell
George Lincoln Rockwell
Washington National Airport
Senate
Racial tensions flare as Harlem calms despite disturbances
AP News Digest reports Harlem quiets but sporadic unrest persists in New York while national figures weigh civil rights strategy. Barry Goldwater eyes a quiet campaign stance and seeks a possible agreement with President Johnson. Venezuela pushes for Cuba quarantine votes as foreign ministers meet. A Senate backed pay raise could pass House for August effect. MLK plans to assist Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party in opposing the all white Democratic delegation. Algeria’s Gen Bellah faces mounting opposition as his rule consolidates. Arkansas Gov Fatibuss eyes general election amid Democratic rivals.
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New York
Harlem
Washington
Barry Goldwater
Johnson
Venezuela
Cuba
Senate
House
Martin Luther King
Mississippi
Freedom Democratic Party
Ahmed Gen Bella
Algeria
Arkansas
Orval Fatibus
Story Hour Planned by Hope Junior Auxiliary
The Hope Junior Auxiliary plans a weekly Story Hour for children aged four to six at First Assembly of God Church on West Avenue D. Sessions run Saturdays 10 to 11 a.m. starting August 1, with activities read and directed by Junior Auxiliary members and possible extension if responses are strong.
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Hope Junior Auxiliary
Assembly of God Church
George Robison
West Avenue D
Joan Crawford Rejoins Hush Hush Charlotte Filming
Hollywood AP reports actress Joan Crawford left Cedars of Lebanon Hospital after a 17 day pneumonia illness. Production resumes with scenes featuring co star Bette Davis to be filmed today on the 20th Century Fox lot. Crawford is expected back on the set Wednesday.
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Joan Crawford
Hollywood
All Around Town Highlights And Military Updates
Mrs. Joe Jones of the Leslie Huddleston Unit 12 American Legion Auxiliary is named Department Junior Activities Chairman for next year by President Mrs. W. R. Smith. Bill and Mrs. O’Neal and family moved to Hope from Hot Springs. he is now wire chief for SW Bell and they live at 116 West 9th Street. The O’Neals’ daughters are 13 and 15, with Benny aged eight at departure, nine after arrival. Several reservoir projects receive funding in the House Public Works Appropriation Bill, including Queen Reservoir at 245000, DeGray Reservoir at 7100000, Clerks Reservoir at 150000, Gillham Re ers at 2500000, Millwood Reservoir at 17697000, Narrows Dam power unit addition at 350000, and a Post Office at Hope costing 311700. Rose Ann Williams of Hope received a TWU Foundation Scholarship for 1964-65 as a freshman math major at TWU Denton. Navy airman Tommy Cornelius, son of Sam and Mrs. Cornelius of Prescott, served aboard the USS Ranger off California July 10 17. Chief Petty Officer Debbert G. DuCharme, son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert LaRoche of Pierre South Dakota, completed Air Force Survival and Special Training at Stead AFB Nevada and is reassigned to NAAS Coronado. his wife Jeanne is the daughter of Mrs. Thelma Horner of Prescott.
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Bill O'Neal
Hope
Hot Springs
SW Bell Telephone
O’neals
West 9Th St
Benny
Spa
Tommy Cornelius
USN
Sam Cornelius
Rt. 1
Prescott
Ark
California
Ranger
Navy
Debbert G. DuCharme
Albert LaRoche
Pierre
Stead Afb
Nevada
U.S. Naval Air Base
Cornonado
Calif
Jeanne
Thelma Horner
Harlem Riots Prompt Johnson to Order FBI Probe
President Johnson ordered a full FBI investigation into Harlem race rioting, stating violence will not be tolerated. He assured acting Mayor Screvane of cooperation, and stressed citizens’ right to protection. Harlem saw continued disturbances with police clashing with rioters and looting despite a reported downturn. James Farmer was noted in coverage.
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Richard F. Whalen
Washington
Johnson
FBI
Harlem
New York
Paul Screvane
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Screvane
George E. Reedy
White ‘House
Georgia
Mississippi
New York City
Robert F. Wagner
James Farmer
National di
Witnesses Protected in New Bill
Senator McClellan introduced a bill to compel testimony from reluctant witnesses in racketeering cases by granting immunity from prosecution for what they say, with perjury and contempt penalties. The measure, urged by Attorney General Kennedy, targets lower figures to help prosecute higher racketeering figures, though action this year seems unlikely.
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Washington
John I. McClellan
D-Ark
En. McClellan
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Robert F. Kennedy
McClellan
Kennedy
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Shreveport
University of Arkansas
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el Dorado
Pam Jackson
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Ito
Lbj
Barry
Jr. Auxiliary
Joe Jones
Leslie Huddleston
American Legion Auxiliary
Department (State
W. R. Smith
House Public Works
Queen Reservoir
DeGray Reservoir
Arkadelphia
Gillham
Millwood Reservoir
Rose Ann Williams
Hope, Ark
Texas Woman's University Foundation
Williams
TWU
Denton, Tex
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