Jury Trial Added to Rights Bill in Senate Vote
The Senate approved a Thruston Morton amendment guaranteeing jury trials in all criminal contempts from the civil rights bill except voting rights cases. It defeated a proposal to strike sections authorizing government funded training for desegregation issues and teacher institutes. The move signals a setback for administration allies but may aid debate-limit efforts.
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Washington
Senate
Thruston B. Morton
Ray
Sen
Rourke B
Hickenlooper
Iowa
U.S. Office of Education
Morton
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Weather Summary for Arkansas Louisiana and Missouri
Experiment Station report for 24 hours ending 7 am Tuesday notes high 89, low 70, precipitation none. Arkansas clear to partly cloudy with little change through Wednesday, isolated thundershowers Wednesday. highs 88 to 96, lows 62 to 74. Louisiana partly cloudy warm through Wednesday with isolated daytime thundershowers south portion. lows 68 to 76, highs 88 to 95. Eastern and southern Missouri fair to partly cloudy and warm today. highs 90 to 96, turning cooler northeast tonight and extreme south Wednesday. lows tonight from the low 60s to low 70s.
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Missouri
Associated Press
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Albuquerque
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al Boise
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Tampa
Washington
Winnipeg
Rockefeler family inked new Tower Press in Little Rock
The Tower Press Inc formed with 300000 capital and 50000 shares at 1 each. Craig M. Smith Adaline Daunis and William H Buddenberg listed as incorporators for a firm printing newspapers books magazines posters and pamphlets. Rockefeller entourage toured Hope area amid a political visit with Republican candidates and set flight times around Hope airport schedule.
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Little Rock
Winthrop Rockefeller
Tower Press, Inc
Craig M. Smith
Rockefeller
Adaline Daunis
U S Pilot Captured by Pathet Lao in Laos Crisis
In Vientiane, Pathet Lao officials report capture of Lt Charles F Klusmann 30 of San Diego Calif after his Crusader jet was shot down over central Laos. Navy pilot Doyle W Lynn was rescued and flown to Kitty Hawk. Ever present risk to other fliers remains as neutralist forces pull back under artillery fire.
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Pathet Lao
U.S. Navy
Laos
Fathet Lao
Khang Khay
Vientiane
Charles F. Klusmann
San Diego Calif
Klusmann
U.S
Doyle W. Lynn
Las Mesa
Calif
Kitty Hawk
South China Sea
Lynn
Crusader
Eugene Debruin
Kaukauna
Wis
Air America Charter
Third Week of Southside Revival With Grace Clark
Now in its third week, the Southside Assembly revival continues with Evangelist Grace Clark leading nightly services at 7:00. Special music and singing, prayer for the sick, and inspirational preaching from God's word are planned, with Pastor Jose Candon at the helm.
Hope Teachers to Receive $50 Bonus From State Funds
Education Commissioner A W Ford announced a statewide back pay bonus of 818 499 to districts that will be passed to teachers to reach an average of 48 63 per teacher for 963 64. State board allowed five districts to incur debt up to legal limits to fund construction and refund bonds. Marvin J Bird re-elected chairman with Rabie Rhodes as vice chairman.
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Little Rock
A. W. Ford
Ford
State Board of Education
Patmos
Hempstead
Desha County
van Buren
Crawford County
Greenbrieg
Faulkner County
Cutter - Morning Star
Garland
Prescott
Nevada County
Marshall
Searcy
von Education Department
Marvin J. Bird
Earle
Rabie Rhodes
Harrison
Contributions for Cemetery Outreach
Community members are invited to consider donating to the local cemetery fund. Contacts listed include individuals named Koopah Dodie, Jaimes Mlork, Hope Wt, Breyer Ark, and Samuel Tope Ht. Further details on how to contribute and where to send donations are not clear in the fragment.
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Ip- Koopah Dodie
Jaimes
London Bulletin on Beaverbrook Death
Lord Beaverbrook, the Canadian-born newspaper magnate, died suddenly today at his suburban home in London. The prominent publisher owned major outlets and shaped media policy across decades.
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London
Lord Beaverbrook
Harme
Montana ranch family moves to volcanic island Alaska
A Montana family arrives safely at Unalaska in the Aleutians aboard a 96 foot freighter vessel with 500 sheep, five horses, five pigs and a cockerel. Rufus Choate, 52, plans to spread his operation on 265,000 acres leased from Uncle Sam, seeking space away from Miles City crowds.
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Alaska
Montana
Aleutian
Rufus Choate
Miles City
Mont
Dack Graham
Claiskanie
Qore
Ketchikan
Gulf of Alaska
Kodiak
Gid
Seattle
Choate
Jack
Alaskan
Chaste
Uncle Sam
Seville
Barbecue Opens Race for Murphy in Congressional Bid
Dean Murphy a Hope businessman opened his campaign for the Four th District with a Monday night rally and barbecue at the Hope National Guard Armory attended by about 600 people. Murphy pledged honesty and integrity in government, opposed socialized medicine, and favored an electric voting system for Congress. He contrasted his views with incumbent Oren Harris and Texas congressman, noting differences in Social Security office coverage and Camden arsenal. Support from across 22 counties and a slogan “A New Face In The Congressman's Race” drew strong applause.
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Hope
Congress
Fourth Congressional District
Hope National Guard
Murphy
George Balentine
First Baptist Church
Lowell Harris
Bill Flanders
Mack McLarty
Govenor
Washington
Gally
AEA Favors 1 Bill and Opposes 2 Amendments
Forrest Rozzell says the Arkansas Education Association board unanimously opposes two constitutional amendments and endorses a voter registration amendment. The group supports the voter registration measure but objects to gambling legalization and to establishing junior or community colleges. Questions about need location curriculum control and accreditation underpin the opposition to the colleges plan.
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Little Rock
Forrest Rozzell
Arkansas Education Association
AEA
Rozzell
Beno Nced
Oklahoma City Flies 170 Flags Display
Oklahoma City hosts 170 flag stalls as part of National Fly the Flag Week. The Junior Chamber of Commerce organized the event and told callers it honored National Fly the Flag Week. A shopper noted the timing may shift to next week.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Midwest City
Chamber of Commerce
Waller
Banning of Ex President Luis Kubitschek in Brazil
Rio de Janeiro AP report says former president Juscelino Kubitschek is banned from politics for 10 years and ousted from the Senate as part of a wider purge by President Humberto Castello Branco. Kubitschek joins over 200 barred figures after the April coup that toppled Joao Goulart. Goulart and Quadros also lost political rights. Kubitschek denounces the moves as an attack on popular will, continuing on Page Two.
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Rio DI Janeiro
Brazil
Juscelino Kubilychek
Humberto Castello Branco
Kubitschek
Senate
Joao Goulart
Goulart
Janio Quadros
U S Jets Alter Laos Reconnaissance Tactics
U S Navy jets are changing Laos reconnaissance patterns to dodge Communist anti aircraft fire. Changes likely include altered angles of approach timing formations and possibly altitudes. If more aircraft are downed, photo planes may fly higher reducing image quality, as Navy and Air Force split duties.
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Washington
U.S
Laos
Navy
Air Force
Goldwater wary of Eisenhower interference in nomination bid
AP News Digest reports Senator Barry Goldwater convinced Dwight Eisenhower will not block his Republican presidential run. President Johnson nears Democratic nomination with more than half the needed delegates. Floods from Montana mountains kill at least eight, render hundreds homeless, with millions in damage. Senate may approve civil rights amendments amid narrow margins. International items cite Brazil politics purge, Panamanian Roberto Arias shot, and shifting regional tensions. Arkansas officials discuss school funding bonuses and pay bills, while Flurry of political maneuvering touches governors and religious groups.
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Barry Goldwater
Eisenhower
Johnson
Dry spell lasts through Wednesday in Arkansas
Arkansas remains more than an inch below normal rainfall year to date with no rain expected before Wednesday. The U S Weather Bureau says a low pressure system will stay static Monday night, bringing little to no moisture, then clear to partly cloudy conditions with highs around 88 to 96 and overnight lows near 62 to 71. An isolated shower is forecast statewide on Wednesday.
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Arkansas
U.S. Weather Bureau
Tom Hellmore Sails Stage Fame and Local Ties in Hope
English born actor Tom Hellmore stars as Professor Higgins in My Fair Lady at Starlight Theatre St. Louis while completing a novel Affairs in Quala to be published by Simon and Schuster. His wife Mary Drayton, from Hope, is an actress. they have daughter Kristin pursuing theater on Long Island.
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St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Tom Hellmore
Mary Hortense McCorkle
Hope
Professor Henry Higgins
Starlight Theatre
St. Louis
Quala
Simon and Shuster
Mary Drayton
Ed McCorkle
Our City
Helmores
Kristin
Long Island
Floods Ravage Montana in Deadly, Widespread Destruction
In Great Falls and across the state, floods kill at least eight people and leave about 70 missing after days of heavy rain and late snowmelt. Bridges, dams, roads wash out. Valier and nearby towns suffer severe losses as helicopters evacuate residents. Governor seeks federal disaster aid as Blackfeet and Glacier region communities face isolation.
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Great Falls
Mont
Montana
Walier
Birch Creek
Bruce Milne
Valier
Air Force
Milne
Bradley
Chateau
Browning
Dupuyer
Blackfeet
Glas Cier National Park
Washouta
Great Northern Railroad
Helena
Dave Manning
Johnson
Howard A. McKinney
Larry Kincheloe
Swift Reservoir
Waa
Post Office Returns Wallet With $205 To Berkeley Man
Albert Washington lost his wallet containing 205 in January. It traveled to the Oakland address with 18 cents due, but he had moved. After 60 days the wallet was opened, searched, and the money recovered. Postal officer Matt Higgins tracked Washington’s new address and delivered the wallet and funds to him.
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Calif
United States Post Office
Albert Washington
Washington
Oakland
Matt Higgins
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