Wallace's Extremes Backfire in Civil Rights Clash
The piece details Alabama Governor George Wallace and two confrontations with Kennedy and Martin Luther King Jr. The King led a 450 person march from Selma to Montgomery to press voting rights, ending in a brutal police response that drew national embarrassment and sympathy for the movement.
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Washington
Alabama
George Wallace
Kennedy
Martin Luther King Jr
King
Selma
Montgomery
Wallace
Atlanta
Simington v Simington legal notice Hempstead Ark
Legal Notice No 8876 from Hempstead County Chancery Court warns defendant Barbara June Simington to appear within thirty days and answer plaintiff William A Simington's complaint. Witness dated February 17 1965 with court seal. James Cole clerk. Dates listed February 18 25 March 4 11 1965.
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Chancery Court
Hempstead County
Ark
William A. Simington
Barbara June Simington
Sale of Real Estate for Partition in Hempstead County
In Hempstead County Arkansas the chancery court schedules a public sale on April 1 1965 at 2 p.m. at the county courthouse to partition lands listed for plaintiffs and defendants. The land totals 132.50 acres in sections 14 township 9 south range 26 west with credit terms of 90 days.
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Chancery Court
Hempstead County
Arkansas
Isaac Daly Ramage
Eunice Elsie Byers Ramage
Mary Inez Byers Cole
Silas Carl Byers
Eugenia Byers
Clara Lorena Byers
Robert Leroy Goodwin
Vera Bailey Goodwin
James Dale Goodwin
Ulrike Maria Goodwin
William Joseph
Billy Joe’ Byers
Grenda Boyd Byers
Nora Jo
City of Hope
Township 9
A.D
Probate Notice of Lee Johnson Estate No 1843
In the Probate Court the estate of Lee Johnson deceased No 1843 last known address McCaskill Arkansas date of death February 16 1945 an instrument dated December 30 1963 was admitted to probate on March 3 1965 and the executor named. Creditors must file claims within six months from first publication March 4 1965 First National Bank of Hope executor Hope Arkansas
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Hempstead County
Arkansas
Lee Johnson
McCaskill
First National Bank of Hope
Hope
Pyramids Camp Nights Offer Desert Bedouin Feast
Tourists travel from Cairo by bus to the Sahara edge then ride camels to a 4000 year old pyramid site where a tent city hosts guests sleeping on spring beds. Bedouin cooks prepare Arab dishes for a communal feast as belly dancers perform to Bedouin music.
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Sahara
Cairo
Rudolph
the Sheik
Valentino
Warning Order in Mon roe Johnson vs Johnson Chancery Case
In Hempstead County Chancery Court Treva M Mon roe Johnson sues William James Johnson in case 8883. Defendant warned to appear and answer within thirty nine days. Clerk Jim Cole signs the notice with dates March 10 1945 and publication March 11 18 25 and April 1 1965.
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Hempstead County Chancery Court
Treva M. Monroe Johnson
William James Johnson
Jim Cole
Rice Surges as Potatoes Remain Pricey Across Nation
With potato prices high rice emerges as a practical substitute for households. The prior year saw a record rice harvest and markets offer attractive prices. Eggs show strong production and low retail prices aiding Lent meals. Civil rights tensions rise as lawmakers debate voting bills and federal protection in Alabama. Police move demonstrators from the Justice Department office after hours.
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Associated Press
St. Patrick's Day
Notice of Executrix for Lipscomb Estate in Ogden Arkansas
Mary C Lipscomb deceased No 1644 Hope Arkansas Date of death March 3 1964 Instrument dated July 22 1942 admitted to prob proated executrix March 3 1965 Petition must be filed within law. Eunice Lipscomb Garrison Executrix Ogden Arkansas March 4 1963.
Probate notice for C B Waddle estate in Hempstead Arkansas
In Hempstead County Arkansas probate court the estate of C B Waddle deceased No 1845 Hope AR date of death February 25 1965 an instrument dated July 20 1964 was admitted on the petition filed by March 9 1965 David Briant Waddle executor and James H Pilkinton attorney March 11 18 1965
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Hempstead County
Arkansas
C. B. Waddle
Hope
David Briant Waddle
James H. Pilkinton
Atty
Arkansas Senate backs kindergarten funding amendment for 1966 ballot
In Little Rock the Arkansas Senate votes 35 to 0 to place a constitutional amendment on the 1966 general election ballot to allow state funds for kindergartens. The House supports moving the measure forward as part of a trio of amendments from the regular session. The proposal would shift the education age range from 6 to 21 to 5 to 21, enabling establishment of kindergartens with 1967 funding.
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Little Rock
Arkansas Senate
General Assembly
House
Senate
Orval E. Faubus
Sargent Shriver
The
War On Poverty
Market Report Notes Abundant Mullest and Off-season Vegs
Florida mullet supplies are exceptionally good this year. Off-season vegetables in strong supply include cabbage, carrots, green onions, dry onions, and lettuce.
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Florida
That's the Way the Coin Bounces
London AP report recalls bookmaker Peter Mortimer offering his car for 1260 dollars with a double or nothing coin toss. Auto dealer William Costello accepted and tossed. Mortimer called.
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London
Peter Mortimer
William Costello
Costello
Mortimer
Eisenhower Warns Democrats Have Unbounded Federal Role
Former President Eisenhower tells 20 top Republicans in Palm Springs that Democrats seek unlimited federal government power and costs. He urges a broad policy review and stronger GOP influence to shape future U.S. foreign and domestic policy, insisting the world safety issue is at stake.
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Jack Bell Washington
Dwight D. Eisenhower
GOP Coordinating Committee
Eisenhower
Palm Springs
Calif
U.S
Costello Drives Off With Free Auto After Coin Toss
The coin landed tails and Costello walked away with a free automobile as the outcome of the contest.
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Costello
Comedian Stan Laurel Leaves Estate to Widow Ida
The will dated November 3 1947 leaves all estate holdings to Ida Laurel widow of Stan Laurel who died February 23 at 74. The will filed for probate in Superior Court Wednesday says he provided for daughter Lois L Brooks during his lifetime and no value estimate of the estate is given.
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Los Angeles
Stan Laurel
Ida
Superior Court
Lois L. Brooks
Eisenhower Urges Bipartisan Task Force on Key Issues
President Eisenhower urged a nonpartisan approach to pressing issues from junk cars to housing costs and called for a Republican task force to generate constructive ideas. He warned Democrats over reliance on federal responsibility and urged a penetrating review of state and local roles plus a study of dollar value and currency problems. The session aims to draft a statement on Negro voting rights.
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Ofeir
Eisenhower
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