Nightlife to Begin New Format After Turbulent Run
ABC's Nightlife freshens its approach with two executive producers from Hollywood Palace, replacing host Les Crane after a string of changes and poor ratings. CBS tops Nielsen ratings with National Drivers Test and Miss USA pageant, while Gomer Pyle Bewitched and Bonanza reruns anchor NBC at mid 14s averages behind CBS.
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New York
ABC
Les Crane
Crane
Nick Vanoff
William Wharbach
Hollywood Palace
CBS
News Department
NBC
U.S.A
Gomer Pyle
Bewitched
Arkansas districts face desegregation plan approval delay
Arkansas officials report 45 of 4111 districts have not filed desegregation plans with the U S Office of Education. Assistant Commissioner J Marion Adams told districts to withhold renewal of special vocational education aid until plans are approved.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
U.S. Office of Education
J. Marion Adams
Law on search and seizure deemed definite by AG
Arkansas attorney general states that under certain circumstances a policeman may stop and question a law abiding citizen. The office says the law is definite and each incident must be judged individually. The opinion was sent to Rep. B G Hendrix of Sebastian County.
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Little Rock
B.G. Hendrix
Sebastian County
Banks Plans Full Desegregation of 12 Grades
The Banks School District submitted a plan to desegregate all 12 grades this fall. The plan would bring 85 Negro students into the Banks school which has 136 white students. The Negro pupils had attended Hermitage school 14 miles away for the past 16 years.
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Associated Press
Warren
Engagement announced for Linda Gilbert to J W Self
Mr and Mrs Henry F Gilbert of Fulton Rt 1 announce the engagement of their daughter Linda to J W Self son of Mr and Mrs Claude Self of Hope Rt 4 Miss Gilbert is a 1964 graduate of Hope High School and Mr Self is a 1962 graduate of Guernsey High School
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Henry F. Gilbert
Fulton Rt. 1
Linda
J. W. Self
Claude Self
Hope Rt. 4
Miss Gilbert
Hope High School
Mr. Self
Guernsey High School
Peace Elusive to LBJ Group in Viet Nam Coverage
Washington reports wavering mood in Johnson administration as Vietnam actions tighten. Officials describe restrained rhetoric while admitting peace talks failed to materialize, with Rusk noting the other side not ready for peace and warnings of a tougher summer ahead.
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Washington
Johnson
Viet Nam
Asia
Robert S. McNamara
Dean Rusk
North
U.S. Soores
South
Rusk
United States
Russia
Red China
Hrader Rusk
U.S
Associated Press
South Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
China
Telephone Bills Drop Spark Arkansas Tax Cut Impact
Arkansas telephone users will save about 4.2 million dollars a year starting January 1 1966 as the excise tax is cut from ten percent to three percent. The rate will fall by one percent annually through January 1 1969 per Southwestern Bell Telephone Co statement.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
Johnson
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
Youth Killed in Cafe Hold-Up Identified
NEWPORT Ark May 27 deputy sheriff identified the youth killed in an attempted cafe holdup in Possum Grape. Bobby Gene Layman 16 of Marked Tree was pronounced dead after being shot by the cafe owner and taken to a Little Rock hospital five hours earlier.
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Newport
Ark
Here
Frank Suddath
Bobby Gene Layman
Odell Layman
Little Rock
Double Ring Wedding at Walnut Street Church
Miss Glenda Faye Ball and Carl David Bell wed at Walnut Street Church of Christ on June 2 in a ceremony led by Milton Peebles. The event featured sunburst arrangements, candlelit chancel, and a reception at the bride’s mother home. The couple will reside in Camden, Arkansas.
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Mack McCauley
Brenda Faulkner
Phyllis McCauley
Vicki Faulkner
Susan Jones
Gurdon
Jack Faulkner
Bob Steed
Bruce Burke
Hope
John Tom Jones
Brenda Bain
Henderson State Teachers College
Walnut Street Church of Christ
Glenda Faye Ball
A. C. Ball
Mr. Ball
Carl David Bell
George W. Bell
Hampton, Ark
Milton Peebles
Harding College
Joe Mason
Mary Jane O’dell
A. C. Ball, Jr
el Dorado
J. B. Henry
Texarkana
Robert May
Patmos
Buddy Benton
Frank Belt
Magnolia
Venoy Belt
Camden
Bobo Ball
Jesse Brumiey
Linda Smith
Dallas
Janice Chambers
Nashville
Mrs. Belt
David O Selznick’s Gone With the Wind Tops All Time Box Office
Hollywood AP writer Bob Thomas notes Selznick’s pursuit of excellence shaping a career and that Gone With The Wind remains the top money making film of all time. MGM re releases bring in about 5 million in rentals every three years.
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Hollywood
David O. Selznick
MGM
Selznick
RKO
Katharine Hepburn
Bette Davis
David Copperfield
Carole Lombard
Fredric March
Ronald Colman
Zenda
Woman Overcomes Hard Beginnings Finds Happy Second Chance
Reader letters recount a womans rise from a brutal childhood and rough early marriages to stability after sobriety, education, faith, and a new marriage. She credits self effort and support from loved ones for a decade of sobriety, a steady job, and improved family life. The column invites more letters to Helen Bottel for guidance and shared experiences.
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Helen
Helen Bottel
Hope Star
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Searcy Hospital Bids Received
A Searcy firm submitted the apparent low bid of 1 142 000 Wednesday to build the White County Hospital here. Cone and Huddleston Construction Co. bid for the 50 bed hospital approved by a bond issue election in November 1963.
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Searcy, Ark
Searcy
White County
Cone and Huddleston Construction Co
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NEA
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