Beatles Visit Oxford Quiet Campus Undisturbed
AP reports in Oxford England the Beatles visited Brasenose College last night causing teen fan clusters to gather on campus They slipped out a side door to avoid crowds while dining with Sir Noel Hall the college principal. Also in New York Esther Peterson says Johnson will expand political opportunities for women as top government jobs are appointed. Murphy argues the US should respond directly to provocations in places like Panama Ghana or Cuba.
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Oxford
England
Sir Noel Hall
Brasenose College
NEW York
Johnson
Robert D. Murphy
United States
Panama
Ghana
Cuba
Murphy
U.S. Ambas
Treaster Harry Hawthorne for Circuit Clerk
Treaster Harry Hawthorne seeks the Circuit Clerk post with backing noted from Jim Cole. Hawthorne emphasizes experience in county records and public service while Cole endorses the candidacy and cites integrity.
Regis Toomey Celebrates 85 Years On The Force
AP report notes Regis Toomey marks 85th anniversary as a cop, spanning patrolman detective and captain roles. He has worked since 1929 across 225 films and five TV series, including Burke's Law, with 135 guest appearances. He quips about Hollywood casting and recalls not always getting the girl.
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Cynthia Lowry
NEW York (Ap
Regis Toomey
Toomey
Homicide
Amos Burke
ABC
Chester Morris
Burke
Happy Homicide
Sargent Shriver
NBC
Ed Sullivan
Steve Lawrence
Sammy
Jerry van Dyke
Judy Garland
Ed McMahon
Dick Clark
Red Lizard Rock Marker in Norristown Mountain
An old squaw spoke of Norristown Mountain, where a great red lizard painted with Indian figures remains unfaded after many years. Treasure hunters have dug around the landmark to no avail.
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Norristown Mountain
Diplomatic critics clash over collective diplomacy
A speech at Marquette University by the ambassador to Japan and Belgium criticizes current collective diplomacy as overly crowd driven. In London, Labor MP George Wigg defends a sharp reproach to Prime Minister Sir Alec Douglas-Home, saying he seeks no offense, only candor in the heated exchange.
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Sador
Japan
Belgium
Marquette University
London
George Wigg
House of Commons
Sir Alec Douglas - Home
Poor Doctor Faces Year on the Run
Hollywood AP reports actor David Janssen discusses The Fugitive renewal for another season. Dr Richard Kimble, the pediatrician on the run, continues dodging police to find the one armed man who killed his accuser. Janssen praises production faith and the show’s changing settings, noting limited sameness and grueling work. He compares it to his prior role in Richard Diamond and suggests the series could run three more years.
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Hollywood
Richard Kimble
Doc Kimble
David Janssen
Thomases
Janssen
Quinn Martin
Richard Diamond
Arkansas High School Scores in State Semis
In Little Rock at the Class A State Tournament semifinals Brinkley defeated Manila 84 to 8 and Waldo beat Rector 70 to 53. In the Class & State Tournament Hickory Ridge won 72 to 49 over Biggers-Reyno and Delight prevailed 65 to 51 against Dyess. In Region 2AA at West Memphis Greene County Tech topped West Memphis 45 to 31 and Forrest City defeated Paragould 45 to 40.
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Brinkley
Manila
Waldo
Rector
Little Rock
Hickory Ridge
Biggers- Reyno
Delight
Dyess
West Memphis
Greene County Tech
Forrest City
Paragould
Hoffa to Be Sentenced Next Week
Hoffa, Teamsters president, is scheduled for sentencing next Thursday after a jury convicted him and three co defendants of trying to fix a federal court jury. He faces up to 10 years in prison and $10,000 in fines as Judge Frank Wilson over ruled a defense motion for mistrial over alleged illegal surveillance during the trial.
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Chattanooga, Tenn
Teamsters
James R. Hoffa
U.S
Frank Wilson
Hoffa
Warning Order No 8723 in Hempstead Chancery Court
Gladys Walker Maxfield files a suit against Henry Maxfield in Hempstead County Arkansas. Henry Maxfield must appear within thirty days to answer the complaint. Clerk Jim Cole signs the notice with dates February 12 1964 and later publication dates February 15 22 29 March 7 1964.
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Chancery Court
Hempstead County
Ark
Gladys Walker Maxfield
Henry Maxfield
Jim Cole
Leona Cole
D.C
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Bobcats blast Camden to reach state tourney title game
Hope Star reports the Bobcats defeated Camden 62 to 47 in Malvern District Tournament action, earning a spot in the 4AA state final against Malvern. Coach Billy Mitchell urged full town support as Hope boosts its defense and free throw percentage to advance.
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Carter Hardage
Hope Star
Bobcats
Camden
Malvern
Cats
Billy Mitchell
Hope
Leopard
Bobeal
Jury deadlock in Hoffa conspiracy trial returns to courts
In Nashville a 1962 jury failed to reach a verdict in Hoffa conspiracy case. Convicted others include Ewing King former Teamsters president Nashville Larry Campbell Detroit business agent and his uncle Thomas E Parks Nashville. They face up to five years and $5,000 fines. All released on bond while appealing with new trials planned Monday and Tuesday deadline.
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Nashville
Hoffa
Ewing King
Teamsters
Larry Campbell
Detroit
Thomas E. Parks
Hope Star editorial leadership and staff roster
Hope Star lists Alex H. Washburn as Editor and Publisher, Paul H. Jones as Managing Editor, Donal Parker as Editor, C. M. (Ped) Roger, Jr. as Advertising Manager, and names the Circulation Manager.
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Alex. H. Washburn
Paul H. Jones
Donal Parker
Cats Lead at Half in Malvern Prep Showdown
Dan Jones scored 20 as the Cats built a 32 15 halftime edge and led wire to wire. Reinhardt 17 Honeycutt 12 Henley 7 Archer 4 others tied at 2 or 1. Coleman trunked 12 for Camden. Malvern trip for Cat game at 8 30 with Smackover Camden facing consolation bout winner state bid at stake.
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Dan Jones
Bill Reinhardt
Johnny Honeycutt
Paul Henley
Mike Archer
Jerry Burnett
Ronnie Ingram
Mike Allen
Andy High
Larry Thrash
Coleman
Camden
Malvern
Smackover
State
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