Mexico Is Unchanged by de Gaulle Visit
Mexico City AP report notes President de Gaulle’s four day visit to Mexico did not alter Mexican policy. Officials say no real change, despite praise for France and hospitality. Lopez Mateos affirms support for the nuclear test ban and stresses policy differences. Continued on Page Three.
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Morris W. Rosenberg
Mexico City
Charles de Gaulle
Mexico
Latin America
de Gaulle
South America
National Palace
France
Adolfo Lopez Mateos
New Battle for Sugar Market Raises Beet Industry Demand
AP report notes a tussle over 750,000 tons in the beet sugar share of a 2.65 million ton annual quota starting 1965. Bills in Congress back the beet industry while refiners fear imports and the Johnson administration eyeing Alliance for Progress. Quotas total 9.8 million tons with 5.7 million for domestic areas. Sugar beets grown in 25 states and Arkansas Missouri trial crops feature in the broader market debate.
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Ovida
Martin
Associated Press
Washington (Ap
U.S
Johnson
State Department
Congress
Hawaii
Puerto Rico
Virgin Island
University of Arkansas
Arkansas
Missouri Bootheel
Weather Brief for Arkansas Regions
Weather Experiment Station reports 12 hours ending 7 a m Friday with highs around 66 and lows near 45 Central Arkansas clears and cools tonight with freezing temperatures and Saturday partly cloudy in the 50s Lows tonight 25 to 32 Highs Saturday in the 50s Southeast Arkansas sees clear to partly cloudy and colder with freezing spots tonight Lows 30 to 35 Highs Saturday low to mid 50s Northwest Arkansas clears and turns colder with freezing tonight and similar Saturday conditions
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Central
Arkansas
Southeast
Northwest
Goodson Seeks Second Term as Prose Cut? Atty
Prosecutor John Goodson, 38, of Texarkana filed Friday as a candidate for a second term in Arkansas 8th Judicial District. The district covers Miller Clark Hempstead Lafayette and Nevada counties.
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Little Rock
John Goodson
Texarkana
Miller, Clark, Hempstead
Lafayette
Nevada
Wedding Band Key Missing in Coates Murder
In San Francisco AP report, 24 year old Martha Coates is murdered by strangulation with a silk stocking and necktie. A missing wedding band and the front door key are focal points, with three blood stains found in the bath tub and on a bedroom wall. The victim was the daughter of Helena National Bank president J J White and the husband is the son of U S commissioner John E Coates.
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San Francisco
Martha Coates
Coates
Arthur Christiansen
The
Helena National Bank
John E. Coates
U.S
Little Rock
Clay Fails Induction, Army Says
The Army said Cassius Clay failed his second pre induction examination and is not qualified for induction under standards. Officials did not specify which test portions failed, though it is believed to involve the mental aptitude section. Clay received a second test after initial results were deemed inconclusive, with Army noting he gave his best effort on both tests.
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Washington
Army
Cassius Clay
Clay
Sonny Liston
Fate of downed fliers left to East Germany
Stockholm AP report says Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko declared the fate of three U S fliers shot down in East Germany is a matter for the East German Democratic Republic. He also voiced concern over border violations and urged better U S Soviet relations during a Sweden visit.
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Stockholm
Andrei A. Gromyko
U.S
East Germany
East German Democratic Republic
Gromyko
Moscow
United States
Sweden
North Atlantic
Soviet Union
Hope Group to State FHA Meet at Robinson Auditorium
The Hope Chapter of Future Homemakers of America joins 12 000 state members for the state convention in Little Rock at Robinson Auditorium Saturday March. The Education Foundation for Better Living is the theme with speakers, state officers, and attendees including Judy Allen Marilyn Allen and several others led by Governor Mack McLarly.
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Hope Chapter
The
Future Homemakers of America
Robinson Auditorium
Little Rock
Education Foundation For Better Living
Mack McLarly
Boys State
Judy Allen
Marilyn Allen
Phala Brown
Sandra Camp
Gail Cross
Jona Caldwell
Virginia Edwards
Jo Vonna Goad
Carlene Golden
Linda Hulsey
Sandra Harmon
Glenna Hollis
Linda Langston
Paula McIver
Brenda Parris
Anna Phillips
Carl Purtle
Mary Beth Rogers
Regina Smith
Suzy Waller
Jenny Walters
Bonnie Watson
Flora Harmon
Donna Turk
Hamilton Hanegan
Mission to Be Organized Church at Perrytown Arkansas
Mission to Be Organized Church Providence Memorial Baptist Perrytown Ark will be organized into a church at 2 30 p m Sunday March 22 Services will take place in the newly completed sanctuary This mission is sponsored by Rocky Mound Baptist Church of Hope Rev Carlton Roberts pastor Rev Elbert Osteen sec treas State Missions invited to bring the organizational sermon The mission has been meeting since January 5 with H D Ward missionary Union Association serving as mission pastor.
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Providence Memorial Baptist
Perrytown
Ark
Rocky Mound Baptist Church of Hope
Carlton Roberts
Elbert O'Steen
Treas
State Missions
H. D. Ward
Union Association
Faubus and Winthrop Cordial in Arkansas Governor Talk
In Jonesboro Arkansas Guy Orval Faubus and Winthrop Rockefeller mix cordial banter as both weigh a run for governor. Faubus questions polls and discusses possible Democratic successors while Rockefeller hints his decision will come by April 29 filing deadline. Faubus dedicates the Dean Ellis Library and a new high school auditorium, with Rockefeller limited to five minutes at the luncheon.
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Rockefeller
Faubus
GOP
Conway
Clark
Wither
J. Orville) Cheney
Jim) Johnson
Chenes
Johnson
Supreme Court
Brooke Hays
Arkansas
Dale Alford
Little Rock
Dean Ellis
Salinger Senate bid stirs California politics
A Salinger campaign for Senate shakes California politics as pundits discuss implications. In Washington, Dean Rusk may stay at state, with future changes uncertain. George Reedy aims to manage press and White House mood amid de Gaulle visit talk. Internationally, Soviet police move on Moroccan students near their embassy in Moscow. In Arkansas, Faubus and Rockefeller appear allied in Jonesboro despite potential rivalry.
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Salinger
Senate
California
Jack Ruby
Washington
Dean Rusk
George Reedy
Charles de Gaulle
Moscow
Ruby's New Attorney Confident Ruby's New Attorney Confident
Houston AP reports Jack Ruby's new attorney Percy Foreman believes Ruby will win a new trial and avoid execution in Texas. Foreman, a leading Texas defense lawyer, agreed to replace Melvin Belli as Ruby's chief counsel after a Dallas jury sentenced Ruby to death for killing Lee Harvey Oswald on November 22.
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Houston
Texa
Jack Ruby
Texas
Percy Foreman
National Association of Defense Attorneys
Melvin M. Belli
Ruby
Dallas
Lee Harvey Oswald
John F. Kennedy
Foreman
Myrle Cox Nominated for State FTA Office
Myrle Cox a Hope High School junior is nominated for second vice president of the Arkansas Future Teachers of America with no opposition. The convention at Henderson State Teachers College in Arkadelphia on Friday March 20 includes Cox and numerous HHS juniors and seniors. Mrs. F J Burroughs is the faculty advisor for the Irma Dean Chapter of FTA.
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Myrle Cox
Hope High School
Arkansas Future Teachers of America
FTA
Arkadelphia
Henderson State Teachers College
Byron Cunningham
Sharon Frith
Poleda Glanton
Janice Harper
Betty Monroe
Kathy Thrash
HHS
Johnny Anthony
Donna Ayers
Memory Is Odd Miser in Hal Boyle Era
New York AP essay recalling nostalgia for past times and manners. The piece lists Schoolhouse tidbits from memory like smelling salts at home, wartime wool leggings, local legends, and everyday quirks from earlier decades. It contrasts social expectations with recollections of small town life and shared beliefs.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Charlie Chaplin
Boisterous singing not enough to expel family from church
Superior Court Judge McIntyre Faries ruled that John H. Chapman 49 and daughter Connie Ray 22 may attend Mar Vista Baptist Church despite earlier injunctions over boisterous and off key singing. Chapman's wife Betty 41 remains barred as testified in court.
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St. Angeles
Wayne A. Ewrich
John H. Chapman
Superior Court
McIntyre Faries
Chapman
Connie Ray
Mar Vista Baptist Church
Betty
Faries
Eurich
Embassy Invaded by Russians by Moroccan Students in Moscow
About 50 Moroccan students sat in and demonstrated inside Morocco’s Moscow embassy starting at 10 a.m. They refused to leave, singing songs and linking arms as Soviet officials urged departure. After hours with no violence, police moved in at 1:30 a.m. and carried them away to dormitories. embassy said they left voluntarily.
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Moscow
Morocco
Rabat
Hassan II
Ministry of Education
Hope Soldier in Army Maneuver at Camp Pendleton
Army Pvt. James T. Hendrickson of Hope Arkansas and Battery B 4th Artillery Sth Battalion at Fort Carson took part in Exercise Cherry Tree a three week amphibious maneuver at Camp Pendleton California ending March 11 Hendrickson a radio telephone operator entered service June 1963 after basic training at Fort Polk Louisiana He attended Hope High School and is son of Mrs Gladys F Goforth and J T Hendrickson of Oklahoma City Okla
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Fort Carson
Colo
James T. Hendrickson
Gladys F. Goforth
N. Hervey St
Hope
Ark
4Th Artillery
Sth
Camp Pendleton
Calif
Hendrickson
U.S
Spiritual Study at M. E. Church Recitals Holy Week theme
Three Spiritual Classics will guide a March 23 to 26 study at First Methodist Church from 7:30 to 9 p.m. Christian Perfection frames Holy Week contemplation. Instructor Mrs. John B. Gardener Jr invites all to Mary Martha Classroom with nursery for children.
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First Methodist Church
John B. Gardener, Jr
Tiny Town Neighbor of Atom Giant
In Rowe Massachusetts a 231 resident town sits near the nations first commercial nuclear plant, Yankee Atomic Electric Co. The facility began operation November 10 1960 to supply about 85 percent of New England power. Plant supervisor Wendell Johnson described a pressurized light water reactor with enriched uranium dioxide pellets weighing about 125 tons and 3.5 million pellets in 23 000 tubes. He said one loading lasts about 10 months producing a billion kilowatt hours, far more than coal could provide. Rowe residents express calm and see local benefits, including the town paying about 93 percent of real estate tax.
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James Calogero Rowe
Mass
Rowe
Massachusetts
Yankee Atomic Electric Co
Wendell Bjork
New England
Yankee Atomic
Joyce Ahern
Yankee
Wendell Johnson
Johnson
Different Cart Fuller Shown in Court Docket Not Local Worker
A Wednesday court docket item referring to Cart Fuller does not match the Cart Fuller living on Hope Route One and employed at Meyer's Bakery. The Star has been asked to clarify the discrepancy and confirm the correct individual involved.
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Cart
Hope
Meyer's Bakery
Star T
Storms Rake U S as Spring Arrives Across Nation
Three storms hit wide areas bringing winds, snow and rain on the first day of spring. Tornadoes and 75 mph winds damaged a Nederland trailer park injuring at least 12 and a Baytown country club project was nearly destroyed. Blizzard conditions blanketed parts of Colorado to the Dakotas with drifting snow and reduced visibility.
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Associated Press
Texas
Baytown
Nederland
Kansas
Plains
Mississippi Valley
Colorado
Minnesota
Dakotas
Arkansas
Missouri
Illnois
Kentucky
Tennessee
Alabama
Florida
Carolinas
Houston
Mrs Dora Phelps Dies in Camden Hospital
Mrs Dora Phelps died in a Camden hospital on Wednesday. She was the mother of Mrs Ross Moore of Hope. The funeral was held at First Baptist Church in Camden at 2:30 p m Thursday afternoon.
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Dora Phelps
Camden
Ross Moore
Hope
First Baptist Church
Pilot ASC Program in 3 Counties in Arkansas
The Arkansas ASCS selected Benton Boone and Randolph counties for a pilot program to use 30000 in ACP funds in addition to regular allocations. Work includes permanent vegetative cover planting trees improved timber stands ditch and terrace work land leveling and dam construction to impound water for stock or irrigation.
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Little Rock
State Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
Benton
Boone
Randolph
Arkansas
McNamara Ordered Out of 1964 Campaign Per Johnson
Washington AP Johnson told Defense Secretary McNamara to stay out of the 1964 political campaign and gave a similar directive to Secretary of State Rusk. Sources say McNamara would likely have avoided campaigning even without the order, as top diplomats typically stay clear of electoral battles.
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Washington
Johnson
Robert S. McNamara
Dean Rusk
McNamara
White House
Defense Departments
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