Southerners Spur Rights Compromise
Washington AP reports the Senate civil rights battle begins with Southern opposition signaling no compromise and a slow start as the motion to proceed with the 10 point civil rights bill is debated. Leaders expect a lengthy process with potential compromises and cloture battles ahead.
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Washington
Senate
Mike Mansfield
House
Dixie
Hubert H. Humphrey
Humphrey
Everett M. Dirksen
Dirksen
Mansfield
Weather Highlights From Arkansas and Nearby Areas
Weather report for 24 hours ending 7 a.m. Tuesday shows high 57 and low 30 with .87 inch precipitation. Arkansas forecast calls for fair and cold tonight with lows 25 to 35, Wednesday partly cloudy and warmer with highs around 60, across regions including Central, Northeast, Southeast and Southwest areas. Louisiana and Missouri forecasts note continued cool, partly cloudy conditions with warming trends into Wednesday, temps mainly in the 40s to 60s.
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Arkansas
THE
Associated Press
Central
Northeast
Southeast
Southwest
Northwest
Louisiana
Missouri
Ford urges incentive to consolidate high schools
Arkansas Education Commissioner Arch Ford proposed state tuition grants and extra transportation funding to encourage about 100 weak high schools to close. He argued that consolidating these schools would almost overnight improve public education, noting the issue is the number of weak high schools rather than the 415 districts themselves.
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Little Rock
Arch Ford
Ford
Development in Today's Politics
Washington dispatch summarizes brief presidential race developments across states. New Hampshire voters facing weather expected 90 000 to 100 000 participants with Rockefeller Goldwater leading active contenders, plus notable write ins for Lodge and Nixon. Democratic side anticipates Johnson Kennedy votes and 35 000 voters. Oregon field narrows as Romney withdraws leaving Rockefeller Goldwater Smith and noncandidates Nixon Lodge Scranton. Maryland sees Wallace filing for May primary with Tawes administration backing a favorite son, deadline March 16. Tennessee reports Willard Yarbrough seeks first Tennessee Democratic victory in 109 years in Second District race against Irene Bailey Baker.
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Washington
New Hampshire
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Arizona
Barry Goldwater
Henry Cabot Lodge
U.S
South Viet Nam
Richard M. Nixon
Johnson
Robert F. Kennedy
Oregon
Michigan
Goy
George Romney
Rockefeller
Goldwater
Maine
Margaret Chase Smith
Nixon
Lodge
Pennsylvania
William W. Scranton
Maryland
Alabama
George C. Wallace
J. Millard Tawes
Wallace
Daniel B. Brewster
Tennessee
Willilard Yarbrough
Irene Bailey Baker
Howard H. Baker
East Tennessee
Nazarene Program to Hear Rev Floyd Perkins Speak
Rev. Floyd Perkins head of Nazarene educational work in Africa for years will speak at the Wednesday evening service. He will share highlights of his work there. You are invited to attend. Services begin at 7 30.
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Floyd Perkins
Nazarene
Africa
Rev. Perkins
Truth Is the Average New Yorker Isn't a Gourmet
HAL BOYLE notes that despite New York's vast restaurant scene and global choices, locals struggle to name good eateries. He suggests visitors seek guides among tourists and expatriates, while offering his own simple alternatives like a late-night drug store for peanut butter and jelly or canned salmon from Alaska.
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New Yorker
Hal Boyle
New York
Algeria
Zanzibar
New York City
Alimentary
Manhattan
Alaska
Critical Stage in Ruby Trial By Relman Morin
In Dallas the Jack Ruby murder trial moves into a pivotal phase focusing on whether Ruby knew right from wrong when he killed Lee Harvey Oswald. Oswald's mother Margherite Oswald is barred as a spectator after being subpoenaed as a witness, as the eight men and four women jury considers psychological testimony in Ruby's defense. Dr. Marki Towler testifies on Ruby’s brain wave tests, and Melvin Belli says the case should reach the jury by Saturday with rebuttal only one day for the state.
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Dallas
Jack Ruby
Ruby
Lee Harvey Oswald
Oswald
Marguerite Oswald
Marki Towler
Titus Harris
University of Texas Medical School
Galveston
Melvin Belli
Alty
Henry Wade
Final Rites Held for Mort Clyde Jones in Prescott
Mort Clyde Jones aged 67, a retired Prescott sawmill worker, died Saturday at Hope Hospital. Funeral services were held Monday in Prescott. Survivors include his wife seven sons M C of California Harold of Delight Donald Jones of Hope Bobby of Camden Jerry Charles and Johnny of Prescott a daughter Mrs Jim Dale of California and a sister Mrs Mary Lynely of Little Rock.
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Mort Clyde Jones
Prescott
Hope Hospital
M. C
California
Harold
Delight
Donald Jones
Hope
Bobby
Camden
Jerry
Charles
Johnny
Jim Dale
Snow slows balloting in New Hampshire primary
A heavy snowstorm and write-in votes for Lodge and Nixon affected New Hampshire turnout in the lead off presidential primary. Goldwater led with seven votes, Rockefeller had three, Nixon five, while Smith topped ballots as a write-in for vice president. Early results from Dixville Notch Hart's Location and Ellsworth showed eight Smith votes, but snow was expected to suppress overall participation below 90,000 to 100,000.
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N. Hampshire
Walter R. Mears
Concord
N.H
Henry Cabot Lodge
Richard M. Nixon
New Hampshire
Arizona
Barry Goldwater
Lodge
Mountain Hamlets
GOP
Johnson
Goldwater
Nixon
New York
Nelson
A. Rockefeller
New
Hampshire
North Country
Dixville Notch
Hart
Ellsworth
Maine
No Violence for Muslims Says Leader in Phoenix
Elijah Muhammad, leader of the Black Muslims, predicts African Americans will pursue peaceful means for civil rights and dismisses Malcolm X's defection as not affecting Congress. He notes Muslims favor separation only if equal justice is denied, and cites two signs of justice amid the ongoing bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Wre
Phoenix
Aziz
Elijah Muhammad
Malcolm XX
Malcolm X
Muhammad
Congress
America
Nationwide Storms Leave Floods and Snow in Wake
A storm system dumps heavy rain and snow across the nation, causing floods, closures, and deaths. From New England to Oklahoma and Kansas, weather turmoil triggers accidents, evacuations, and record rainfall totals.
Millwood Shrine Club installs new Potentate in Little Rock
All officers and their wives attended the installation and the ball in his honor Saturday night. Attendees included H. M. Olsen and wife, Sam R. Ellis and wife of Nashville, George Peck and wife, and Paul W. Klipsch and wife, all from Hope. Girl Scouts near 300 registered in Hope today with five Negro troops formed in recent months. A private plane picked up Mrs. Mary Mills at municipal airport for a trip to Falfurrias Texas. A registered nurse is needed to assist Rev. Rufus Sorrells.
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Millwood Shrine Club
Little Rock
H. M. Olsen
Sam R. Ellis
Nashville
George Peck
Paul W. Klipsch
Hope
Mary Mills
Municipal
Falfurrias
Texas
Corpus Christi
Rufus Sorrells
Jobless Figures Grow Far Beyond Official Statistics
Labor Department figures presented to Congress suggest unemployment may be far higher than the 5 million official tally, counting those not in the labor force. Wirtz says data are incomplete but indicate more joblessness among white men 45 to 54 with limited education, while those with college degrees show lower not working rates.
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Washington
Labor Department
Congress
Johnson
Labor
W. Willard Wirtz
G. P. Minshew
Little Rock
Minshew
Grees
Wirtz
Minor Scrapes in City Auto Collisions Reported
City police investigated two minor crashes yesterday. At N Hazel and EB Avenue C Emma Williams and Roy C Brittain cars sustained minor fender and bumper damage. West Third at Elm saw three cars driven by Terry Allen Sallie Riggs and Lloyd Mobley collide with minor damage. Officer Jarvis investigated.
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N. Hazel
Avenue C
Emma Williams
Roy C. Brittain
West Third
Elm
Terry Allen
Washington
Sallie Riggs
Hope
Lloyd Mobley
Allen
Jarvis
Auto Dealers of Area to Meet Here
Franchised automobile dealers of Hope will host dealers from Hempstead, Miller, Nevada, Clark, and Howard counties for dinner at Mrs. Rettig's Heritage House at 6 p.m. Wednesday, March 11. Harvey Wright Jr. of El Dorado, president of the Arkansas Automobile Dealers Association, leads fourteen conferences statewide and will report on motor vehicle registration, training programs, and association activities. Searcy Wilcoxen Sr. of Hamburg, director of the National Automobile Dealers Association for Arkansas, is the conference speaker, with a representative from the Department of Revenue, Motor Vehicle Division, reviewing the Title Law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope
Hempstead
Miller
Nevada
Clark
Howard Counties
Hamburg
Arkansas
National Automobile Dealers Association
Deartment of
Snow Closes Highways and Schools Across Northwest Arkansas
Ten inches of snow stranded motorists and closed most Northwest Arkansas schools except Fayetteville area. Up to 10 inches elsewhere. heavy rains caused flooding and highway closures. Airline flights paused. no fatalities reported. Harrison Overman Garment Factory with 500 workers shut. Green Forest frozen foods plant closed. Continued on page two.
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New England
Kansas
Oklahoma
St. Louis
Midwest
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Kentucky
Indiana
Missouri
Boston
Louisville
Red Cross
National Guardsmen
Ohio River
Cincinnati
Weather Bureau
Texas
Tahlequah
Muskogee
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Fayetteville
Highways Department
Harrison
Overman Garment Factory
Green Forest
Arkansas
Kidney Transplants Prove Failures
DENVER AP Four of six baboon kidney transplant recipients have died and two transplants failed. The baboon kidneys were removed from two teenaged boys who survived and human kidneys from prisoners replaced them. Patients were not identified.
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Denver
P Ae
Funeral Services for Mrs Evans in Hope
Funeral services were held Monday for Mrs Frances Faye Evans 42 who died Friday in Houston Texas. She formerly lived here. Survivors include her husband C T Evans mother Edith Ellen Houston daughters Mrs Kenneth Petre Mrs Hildred May and Miss Carolyn Powell all of Hope a son Wendell Allen Powell of the U S Navy
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Frances Faye Evans
Houston
Texas
C. T. Evans
Edith Ellen
Kenneth Petre
Hildred May
Carolyn Powell
All of Hope
Wendell Allen Powell
U. S. Navy
Two Indians, Pakistani raids spark fatal firefight near Jammu
Two Indians were killed and at least seven injured in an exchange of fire along the ceasefire line about 50 miles west of Jammu. Official sources said Pakistani army units conducted two raids within five hours at Nava Chak village.
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Jammu, Kashmir
Jammu
Nava Chak
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Little ‘Rock
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