Turkish Premier Faces Crisis Over Cyprus Policy
Ankara reports Prime Minister Ismet Inone failed to win clear support from Parliament over Cyprus policy and announced plans to resign. He leads a minority government formed at Christmas and had planned talks in Washington with President Johnson on the crisis, which pits Turkish descent Cypriots against Greek Cypriots amid communal fighting.
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Ankara
Turkey
Ismet Inone
Cyprus
Tnone
Washington
Johnson
Weather Report From Central Arkansas Stations
Weather data shows 24 hours ending 7 am Friday with high 91 and low 73 as cloudy conditions persist in Central Arkansas with isolated thundershowers tonight and widely scattered by Saturday. Highs in mid 90s Saturday. lows near 70. Outlook for Sunday little change. In Northeast and Northwest Arkansas partly cloudy with minor temperature shifts and isolated afternoon and evening thundershowers through Saturday. Continued on Page Six.
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Associated Press
Central Arkansas
Arkansas
Burrow Describes Faubus Machine In Arkansas Race
Jonesboro Arkansas AP gubernatorial hopeful R B D Burrow of Walnut Ridge accuses the Faubus administration of running a political machine that diverts state funds to its supporters. On a KAIT TV program Burrow pledges a 30 percent increase in pensions if elected and says machine politics must end for growth.
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Jonesboro
Ark
R. BD. Burrow
Walnut Ridge
Faubus Administration
Burrow
Parents Can See Results of Tests at Hope High School
Earl Downs of Hope High School invites parents of students from grades five through 12 to discuss testing results by appointment. Conferences begin at 7 p.m. Monday, June 12 at the high school office.
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Earl Downs
Hope High School
Johnson program may bring Arkansas up to 15 million
Three federal staffers told Arkansas agency representatives that the President’s anti poverty plan could inject as much as 15 million dollars into Arkansas within a year. Agriculture officials Richard Boone and James Sunkurst and Dr. Brice Beckford of Missouri outlined the plan at a Planning Commission meeting. Ted Moreley noted Congress could modify the proposal and act by September 1 to set the scope.
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Little Rock
Presidnt Johnson
Arkansas
Richard Boone
James Sunkurst
Agriculture Department
Brice Beckford
University of Missouri
State Planning Commission
Ted Moreley
Commission
Twenty killed by guerrilla bombing in Viet Nam
In an attack near Nha Trang, Communist guerrillas blew four cars from a crowded passenger train, killing twenty civilians and injuring many others. The incident, directed at civilians, prompted rescue crews to remove bodies and wounded, with helicopters transporting the injured to military hospitals. The train carried no military supplies.
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Saigon
South Viet
Viet Nam
Nha Trang
Conviction of Murder Upheld in Little Rock Doctor Slaying
The 8th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals upheld Raymund Roberts second degree murder conviction for killing Dr Keith Herlocker at J Roots Veterans Administration Hospital in North Little Rock on March 4 1963. Judge J Smith Henley sentenced Roberts to life in prison. Roberts argued hearsay and unlawful search and seizure invalidated the verdict.
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ST. Louis
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Aganst
Raymund Roberts
Little Rock
J. Smith Henley
Roberts
Keith Herlocker
J. Roots Veterans Administration Hospital
North Little Rock
Herlocker
Rights Bill Near Final Senate Vote Amid House Delays
The Senate heatedly debated the civil rights bill as it neared final passage, with Southern senators accusing Northern colleagues of lecturing on racial matters. Senator Smathers clashed with Senator Pastore over understanding of Southern realities at public accommodations. House leaders canceled a Saturday session and expect delays due to opposition from Rep. Smith and Southern Democrats, planning an eight day wait before action.
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Washington
Senate
George A. Smathers
D-Fla
John C. Pastore
D-R.l
Rhode Island
Smathers
South
Pastore
Smathers J
House
Howard W. Smith
D-Va
Rules Committee
Smith
Johnson urges full 3.5 billion foreign aid bill
President Johnson’s aid chief David Beil urged the Senate Foreign Relations Committee to authorize a full 3.5 billion dollar foreign aid package as the minimum in the fight against communism and poverty. The House Appropriations subcommittee led by Hebert Passman may cut the program, a pattern over nine years.
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Washington
Johnson
Senate
David E. Beil
Agency For International Development
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
House Appropriations Committee
House Appropriations
Bell
House Appropriations Subcommittee
Hee Otto Passman
D-La
House
Passman
Thhey
Appropriations Committee
Log Rolls Off Truck Hits Parked Car in Minor Damage
A chain securing logs broke yesterday afternoon as a White Lumber Co. truck turned from Main Street. A log rolled across the street, barely bumping a parked car owned by George W. Lingo, causing only minor damage. A lift from the local mill was needed to load the log back onto the truck.
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White Lumber Co
Main Street
George W. Lingo
Kennedy Assassination Probe Faces Fresh Disclosures
Warren Commission stands ready for any belated disclosures on the Kennedy assassination as hearings wind down and findings due in a fortnight. Johnson pressures Congress for full foreign aid funding, triggering committee turmoil in the House. Internationally, Cuba’s land reform chief paints a bleak farm outlook but foresees 1960 solution. California Democrats close ranks for Johnson’s visit while Scranton campaigns in Kentucky for the Republican nomination.
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Senate
Warren Commission
John F. Kennedy
Johnson
Congress
House Committee International
Cuba
California
William Scranton
Kentucky
Republian
Quake Again Rocks City in Japan
Niigata Japan faced another strong quake as aftershocks hit the port city delaying relief. Firefighters battled blazes with US air support dropping chemical foam while officials reported widespread fires, a burning storage complex, and ongoing efforts to control damage across 11 prefectures.
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Japan
Nngata
Niigata
New President of B&PW Installed at Hope Club
Hazel Prichard librarian of Hempstead Nevada Regional Library and Southwest Arkansas Regional Library was installed as president of the Hope B and PW club during the June Diamond Cafe meeting. Rosa Harrie, a past president, installed the officers: Norma Jean Delaney first vice president, Velora Bright second vice president, Opal Hervey recording secretary, Dora Fenwick corresponding secretary, Margie Vickers treasurer.
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Hazel Prichard
Hempstead-Nevada
Southwest Arkansas Regional Library
Hope B
PW Club
Diamond Cafe
Rosa Harrie
Norma Jean Delaney
Velora Bright
Opal Hervey
Dora Fenwick
Margie Vickers
Johnson mocks states rights in dig at Goldwater
In Concord California President Johnson denounces states rights advocates calling the 50 separate countries view out of date He targets Barry Goldwater while touring California and breaking ground for a Bay Area rapid transit line He cites defense contracts at Edwards AFB and champions a federal role in urban mass transit amid a local bond approval worth 3792 million
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Concord
Calif
Johnson
United States
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Goldwater
California
Edwards Air Force Base
Mojave Desert
San Francisco
Bay Area
America
Senate
House
Mrs. Roberts Dies in Nashville at 67
Mrs. Lelia Ann Roberts, 67, Nashville resident, died Thursday. Survived by son C.L. Roberts of Hope, daughter Mrs. Wanda Grimmett of Hope, and sister Mrs. Mamie Cogbill, also of Hope.
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Lelia Ann Roberts
Nashville
C.L. Roberts
Hope
Wanda Grimmett
Mamie Cogbill
All Around Town Attends Boy Scout Jam at Camp Pioneer
Local scouts led by Jerry ONeal among 400 from Caddo Area Council attend the 6th National Boy Scout Jamboree starting July 17 at Valley Forge. They ride a special train and plan three days at the New York Worlds Fair before returning.
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Camp Pioneer
Bill Coffee
Terry Huffman
Mike Murphy
Monroe Pardue
Jimmy Turner
Keenan Williams
Jack Fountain
Jerry O'Neal
Caddo Area
Valley Forge
New York
Goldwater Will Vote Against Civil Rights Bill
Senator Barry Goldwater declared he will oppose the civil rights bill. He accused Pennsylvania Governor Scranton of pressuring him to sell out his principles and said the measure infringes constitutionally protected rights. Goldwater urged Scranton to study the bill, arguing its provisions undermine Republican respect for the Constitution.
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Walter R. Mears
Washington
Barry Goldwater
Pennsylvania
William C. Scranton
Goldwater
Scranton
Senate
Johnson
Arizona
McClellan Attacks Civil Rights Bill in Senate Speech
Senator John L. McClellan of Arkansas denounces the civil rights bill as conceived to be deceptive and vicious. He warns enforcement would lead to repeal and likens federal power to sowing dictatorship while calling the act a political misnomer.
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Washington
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
Senate
Congress
McClellan
Senate Judiciary Committee
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