LBJ vows full push on civil rights bill
President Johnson pledges to do everything possible to pass the civil rights bill and predicts Senate approval in due time. He says the Senate must act on the House measure, calling it the Congress's top duty, as Senate debate resumes amid Southern opposition. The House plans midweek consideration of the interior appropriation bill and a multibillion interstate military construction authorization.
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Washington
Johnson
Senate
House
Nation
Congress
White House
Judiciary Committee
Interior Department
UCSA to study staying active for older adults
Los Angeles AP reports Dr. Norman Topping president of the University of Southern California says a new institute will study how to stay active and young at heart, even as people retire.
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Los Angeles
Norman Topping
University of Southern California
Mobile Scene of Beauty Pageant Opens in Mobile
Fifty top high school girls vie for the 1964 Junior Miss title in Mobile with a downtown parade as the opening event. Rehearsals begin today and preliminary judging starts Wednesday. The winner receives a $6,000 scholarship and title at the Saturday ceremony.
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Mobile
Ala
Port City
Extension for Tag on Cigarettes
WASHINGTON AP Chair man Paul Dixon of the Federal Trade Commission extended to April 15 the time for filing of comments on a proposal to tag cigarette packages with a health warning. Dixon said the extension follows a flood of responses and noted the advisory committee on smoking and health report may prompt remedial action affecting the entire cigarette industry.
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Washington
Paul Dixon
Federal Trade Commission Today
Dixon
Commission
Public Health Service
On Record at Hempstead Courthouse Chancery Court
A recap of cases filed and dismissed at Hempstead County Chancery Court with noted divorces, civil actions, and marriages listed. Entities include Willie Agee Cornelia Agee Velma de Mealer Nelbert Stephens Trella Bee Stephens Ethel Moore Epperson Charles Grady Huckabee Emme Mae Huckabee Milton Stone Doris Brown Stone Lula White Hugh White Jo Ann Gaither Paul Gaither Sonja Buchanan Ernest Buchanan Delta Jenkins McClellan William Oliver McClellan United Bill Homes Jeweline Jefferson Louise Langston Miller Von Miller Lucresia Ross Solo man Witherspoon Granter Pat Stone Doris Stone Wilma Crawford C T Crawford Algie Sharman Alverde Sharman James Walker Missouri Pacific Railroad Co Hempstead County Farmers Assn Hughie Carrigan Phillip R Brown Patricia Rogers Donald W File Linda Freeman Marshall McCorkle Helen Juanita Whitten Paul L Arnold Barbara Jo Grisham Severn A Jackson prey Ann Honeycutt Lloyd Ree Bass Dorothy Jean Green L D Jones Alma Lee While additional names and party connections appear in the docket.
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McClellan
United
Bill Homes
Jeweline Jefferson Louise Langston Miller
von Kendall Miller
Lucresia Ross
Poverty Crusade Faces House Clash Over Johnson Plan
Democratic leader Carl Albert urged passage of the president's bill to aid the poor while opposition grew to Johnson's methods. Republicans in both chambers oppose key pieces like a Jobs Corps and a Peace Corps styled national service, signaling tough battles ahead.
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Carl Albert
Oklahoma
House
Johnson
Senate
Youth Conservation Corps
Jobs Corps
National Service Corps
Peace Corps
Germans Build New Warship Hamburg Ships Into Service
The first destroyer built in West Germany since World War II enters service March 23. The 3,400-ton Hamburg carries 280 crew and marks a new naval milestone. The surgeon general cited smoking as a health hazard, while the Tobacco Institute signals a potential court challenge to labeling rules.
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BOM
Germany
West Germany
Defense Ministry
Hamburg
Tobacco Institute
Tobacco
Commission
Four Voting Areas and Ward 4 Boundaries in Hope Arkansas
Voting precincts in Ward 4 of Hope Arkansas were fixed with detailed street boundaries West of North Main to East Avenue D and East to North Haz el Street, continuing to North Walker Street and the city limits. The committee urged public speaking sessions in each precinct to help voters meet candidates, planning two dates in DeRoan Township for Hope, one at start of campaign and one the night before the election.
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Louisiana-Arkansas Railroad Company
Ninth Street
Edgewood Street
City of Hope
Arkansas
Ward
Main Street
Missouri Pacific Railroad Company
Walker Street
City of
Hope
Ward 4
Hazel Street
DeRoan
Academic awards and team scores listed
The article lists standings and winners by grade with names such as James Pierce Debra Nations Brenda Rosenbaum Patsy Thurman Sue Montgomery Kay Coleman Janice Deringer Linda Greenhaw Fred Kelley Scotty Key Michael Huckabee Carol Evans Sammy Peebles Garry Simmons Robert McCormack Kenneth Coleman Jerry B Reese Earline Jester Carolyn Powell James M. Sanders and team totals showing Saratoga 28 Guernsey 25 Ble Vins 24 and Spring Hill 24.
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Robert McCormack
Kenneth Coleman
Jerry B. Reese
Earline Jester
Carolyn S. Powell
James M. Sanders
Saratoga
Guernsey
Spring Hill
Dear Pops Advice on aging and appearance for a promotion
Dorothy Dix offers fashion and grooming tips to look younger for a vice president appointment. Suggestions cover hair, glasses, skin tone with sunlamp, posture, footwear, wardrobe cuts, patterns, hat styles, and a confident, youthful presentation to project vigor and capability.
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Dr. Brothers
Pops
Harvard
Dear Debbie: City jobs may help find a husband
A reader asks if working in the city increases chances of marriage for a young woman. The doctor began to address the question with general guidance on social opportunities and dating in urban settings.
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Dr. Brothers
Debbie
Gabon Capital Sees Troops on Street as Strikes Loom
Gabonese troops and police patrolled Libreville amid threats of strikes and demonstrations against President Leon Mba. Despite leaflets and strike orders, the capital returned to routine as European business districts remained calm.
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Libreville
Gabon
Africaty
LeoncMha
Adventist Youth Aid Circulation With Two Million Penny Drive
In Georgia and East Tennessee nearly 11 tons of coins were collected by 3,009 Seventh-day Adventist Church youth for a music building at the Georgia Cumberland Academy in Calhoun. The coins, totaling about four percent of a million, were turned in at the Atlanta Federal Reserve Bank after a three month campaign.
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Allawla, Gd
Seventh-day Adventist Church
Georgia
East Tennessee
Atlanta Federal Reserve Bank
New Georgia Cumberland Academy
Calhoun
Army says Kennedy assassination shifts U S toward gun revulsion
The Army told Congress last Jan 29 that Kennedy's assassination created American revulsion to guns and is harming the civilian marksmanship program. The testimony, released today by the House Appropriations sub committee on defense, offered no statistics to support the claim.
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Waomlylun
Army
Kennedy
Congress
House Appropriations Subcommittee On
Defense
Bob Hope named to civilian service awards board
President Johnson appoints comedian Bob Hope to replace Henry Cabot Lodge on the Distinguished Civilian Service Awards Board. Hope will not become ambassador to South Vietnam but will serve on the panel that recommends Medal of Freedom honors for distinguished national service.
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Bob Hope
Washington
Johnson
Henry Cabot Lodge
Hope
Lodge
South Viet Nam
Meeting How Couples Form Marriages In Small Towns
Sociologists questioned 5 000 couples to learn how they met and why. Most young men married within twenty blocks of their home town with a third choosing partners within five blocks and a sixth within a block. Older bachelors tended to marry women living even closer. Tomorrow: Why do some men stray while others don't. Dorothy Dix is a Bell McClure Syndicate Feature.
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Dorothy Dix
Bell - McClure Syndicate
Compromise Bills Emerge in Arkansas Voter Registering Debate
Two four year voter registration bills proposed by Rep. Lonnie Etheridge and Rep. Hayes McClerkin with Pulaski Rep. Brandon mix permanent and annual ideas. Proposals set four year cycles, name county assessors as registrars, and differ on self registration versus parent or spouse registration plus optional party designation. A special session on March 24 will consider these measures along with Cottrell and Croxton drafts.
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Pulaski County
J. H. Cottrell
Benton County
Hardy Croxton
Cottrell
Arkansas Legislative Council
Croxton
Brandon - McClerkin
Etheridge
Circuit Court
O'Kelly Named to Arkansas Planning Commission
Felton O'Kelly of Conway a contractor was named to the Arkansas Planning Commission by Governor Faubus. He will serve until January 1 1971.
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Little Rock
Felton O'Kelly
Conway
State ‘Planning Commission
Orval RE. Faubus
O’kelly
Chinese Airlift Delivers Military Aid to Cambodia
Communist China airlifted a shipment of military aid to Cambodia on Sunday but details of content were not disclosed. Prince Norodom Sihanouk denied plans to use the supplies for aggression and argued that Cambodia did not fear attack thanks to aid from China the Soviet Union France and Yugoslavia provided after he rejected American help.
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China
Cambodia
Norodom — Sihanouk
Soviet Union
France
Yugoslavia
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