Post Office Prayer and Public Life Across Time
A collage of brief items notes postmark politics and public life. It mentions a Manila envelope bearing God We Trust, a Supreme Court ban on God in public affairs, and mockery of tax day. Also reflects on a Tennessee judge urging financial warnings and a German orphanage social experiment. Russell Roberts of Conway runs for circuit judge in Arkansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post’ Office Department
U. S
Post Office
Lynchburg
Princess Margaret Returns Home with Rose Gift
Princess Margaret and Lord Snowdon return from Hong Kong aboard a BOAC jet. The princess is presented a yellow rose as a small gift to a special passenger during the British sales week, ending their Hong Kong trip.
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London
Margaret
Princess Margaret Rose
Hong Kong
BOAC
Lord Snowdon
Train Blast Levels Homes at Corning
A boxcar loaded with 175mm artillery shells exploded near Corning Arkansas at 2 48 am. The blast crater 50 feet long and 15 feet deep ruptured a gas line and forced evacuation of hundreds. One home was flattened, no fatalities. cause undetermined. Train bound for Red River Arsenal carried munitions and chemicals. Firefighters and vigilance crews contained the blaze as fear of further explosions lingered. The incident affected Arkansas Missouri and Tennessee with windows shattered in nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Dygard Corning
Ark
Arkansas
Missouri
Tennessee
Corning
Sheriff's Office
Missouri Pacific Lines
Red River Arsenal
Texarkana
Arkansas- Texas
MOPAC
C.M. Rupert
St. Louis
Jess Watson
Glenden McGuire
Arkansas towns receive HUD planning grants totaling 1460 to Emmet
Washington AP reports that the Department of Housing and Urban Development awards urban planning assistance funds to Arkansas cities. Batesville gets 6210, Emmet 1460, and Summit and Yellville 2460 each, per Sen. John L. McClellan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Arkansas
John L. McClellan
Dark
Batesville
Emmett
Summitt
Yellville
McClellan
De Gaulle Plans Continued Move to Quit NATO
Paris reports France will pursue withdrawal from the integrated force of NATO while stating reform is impossible. A government spokesman said Paris will discuss practical consequences with Allies and determine measures for French soil based military bases.
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David Mason Paris
France
Charles de Gaulle
NATO
Paris
Ge Eee
Walt
Space Shot Rehearsals Prepare Gemini Flight Crew
Rehearsals at Cape Kennedy involve two separate countdowns for the Gemini mission next Tuesday. Astronauts Neil Armstrong and David Scott suit up for portions of the day as crews test communications and timed sequences ahead of an Atlas launch at 10 a.m. and Titan 2 ascent at 11 41 a.m. to chase an Agena satellite. Scott will later undertake a nearly two and a half hour space walk.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla.af
Neil A. Armstrong
David R. Scott
Armstrong
Scott
Strong
Air Force
Jaycees Plan Miss Hope Pageant in April
Jaycees in a meeting this week made tentative plans for the annual Miss Hope Pageant to be held in April. President Bob Embree appointed Andy Collins chairman, who named a committee of six to assist. For information about the 1966 pageant contact Mr. Collins.
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Hope Jaycees
Bob Embree
Andy Collins
Collins
Dutch Paintings by Mondrian Shown in Philadelphia
PHILADELPHIA AP More than 120 Piet Mondrian paintings will be shown April through May 9 at the Philadelphia Museum of Art. The museum said the exhibition would be seen nowhere else in the United States.
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Philadelphia
Piet Mondrian
Philadelphia Museum of Art
United States
Remove Stock From Bois d Arc Area To Protect Levees
Deputy Prosecuting Attorney Al Graves reported a directive from the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission to remove cattle and livestock from the Bois D Arc public hunting and fishing area south of Hope within 30 days. Livestock damage exceeds $15,000 and owners are urged to cooperate to preserve hunting and fishing in the Bois D Arc area.
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al Graves
Arkansas Game and Fish Commission
Bois D’ Arc
Hope
Bois D'Arc
Game and Fish Commission
Graves
Bois D'Arca
War Tax Bill Amended to Include SS War Tax Bill Amended to Include SS
Washington AP Administration forces in the Senate try to defeat a proposal to grant a college expense tax break while Republicans add a Social Security amendment for 1.8 million seniors over 70 at an estimated $760 million yearly cost. The measure faces House-Senate talks with votes tight and timing uncertain. New York AP Rain and runoff drain city water supply to 64.2 percent capacity, below normal 77.8 percent, this week.
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Joe Hall Washington
Senate
House
Abraham A. Ribicoff
Connecticut
Winston L Prouly
Treasury
New York
Deer seasons set by Arkansas Game Fish Commission
Arkansas Game Fish Commission lists deer hunting seasons as November 14 through 19 and December 12 through 17 with a third set to be announced. Other notes include Sharon Frith of Hope on the Dean's List at Southern State, highway death counts by county in 1964 and 1965, a Hope Star newsboy returning a found $10, and local arts events at Hope High School and Southern State College theater with cast details.
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Arkansas Game Fish Commission
Sharon Frith
N. Washington, Hope
Southern State
David Frith
Hope High
Arkansas
Hempstead
Howard
Nevada County
LaFayette County
Nevada Couny
Lafayette
Bob Stewart
Judy Owen
Hope
Southern State College Theater
Stewart
Miss Owen
Ben J. Owen
Stagecrafters
Viet Nam war policy debates deepen Senate support
Senator George D Aiken Vermont and other Republicans urge restraint on Vietnam escalation as critical lawmakers back President Johnson amid administration efforts to limit expansion. International and domestic briefs note army actions in India China warnings Dublin unrest and other varied items from the AP digest.
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George D. Aiken
Vermont
Senate
Johnsoros Etioris
Iim
China
Dublin
Snn
Lord Nelson
London
Red China Hints of Major War Setbacks
Tokyo dispatch reports Communist China hinting at major future events that could aid the United States. The official Peking People's Daily notes setbacks will recur and warns of countermoves while suggesting a possible openness to Soviet party decisions, despite Moscow tensions.
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John Roderick
Tokyo
China
United States
Peking People's Daily
Peking
Cuba
Indonesia
Ghana
Communist Party
Mao Tzetung
International Communist Movement
Moscow
Civil Air Patrol Commander Quits in Arkansas
Odell Dorsey of Sheridan resigns as commander of the Arkansas Wing Civil Air Patrol after serving since January 1965. He cites business demands and recommends Bob Ingram of Little Rock to succeed him. He previously ran as a 1964 Democratic candidate for governor.
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Little Rock
Odell Dorsey
Sheridan
Arkansas
Civil Air Patrol
Dorsey
Bob In. James
Lite Rock
Teplice Inn
Enemy Assault on American Camp Fails
A day long battle near the Ashua Valley camp between Montagnard troops, U S advisers, and Communist forces repelled the attack. Two U S C 47 transport aircraft were shot down with four killed. helicopters could not recover the dead. Union forces at the triangular fortress held the line as heavy fire continued along the Laos Viet Nam border.
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Thomas A. Reedy
Saigon
South Viet Nam
Pe Monte
U.S
Ashua
da Nang
Mude and
Ashaw
Laos
William. ¢. Westmoreland
Viet Nam
Ash- Au
Anti-British Attacks in Ireland
In Dublin police guard the British Embassy and other targets after anti-British demonstrators blew up the Nelson Monument. Detectives question at least eight men over the explosion that toppled the 20-foot Nelson statue and damaged the 114-foot column in Phoenix Park.
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Dublin
Phoenix Park
Duke of Wellington
Britain
Trafalgar
Hempstead County Reaccredited as Modified TB Area
Dr Paul Becton of the USDA Animal Health Division advised county agent Calvin J Caldwell that Hempstead County was approved for reaccreditation as a Modified Accredited Area for Tuberculosis by the Washington office on February 17 1966 for a six year period beginning February 1 1966. To remain in this status few cows must be tested and show no more than 0 2 percent infection during the term.
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Paul Becton
Animal Health Division
USDA
Little Rock
Calvin J. Caldwell
Becton
Hempstead
Washington
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Our Daily Bread
Alex H. Washburn
Volga
Atlanta
Chronicle
San Antonio
Tex
Franz Schuster
Darmstadt
Germany
Schuster
Charleston
W. Va
Daily Mail
Russell Roberts
Conway
Wiley Bean
Sth
Faulkner
Johnson
Pope
Yell
Roberts
Orval Faubus
Princess
Rose
Bobcats
Hope Star
Pod Rogers
Minolta
Bobby McGill
Mike Bearden
John Lindis
Leadhvifs
The
Lions
Liffle Rock
Emmet
de Gaulle
Jaycees
Star
Ytek
Gregg Faught
Lloyd Kinard
Gregg
Don't
Columbus Boychoir
Hope High School
Friday Mustic Club
Hope Communiy Theater, Inc
AP News Digest
George John Gessner
Mascoutah
John Votrain
Red
Ireland
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