Canada Ousts Labor Leader Hal Banks as Maritime Chief
Hal Banks, 55, U S born head of the Seafarers International Union of Canada, was removed by the maritime unions trustees in Ottawa. The trustees named Charles Turner, 40, to replace him as protests simmered in Vancouver and Montreal. Banks declined to comment from his Montreal suburbs luxury apartment.
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Ottawa
Hal C. Banks
Canada
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Great Lakes
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Government
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House of Commons
Montreal
Vancouver
Hal Banks
Charles Turner
The
Brotherhood of Railway Clerks
Linda Hope Debuts on Bob Hope Show in Her School for Bachelors
Linda Hope, 22, daughter of Bob Hope, makes her television debut as Miss November in Her School for Bachelors where Bob runs a magazine and nightclub. She studied acting with Agnes Moorehead, graduates of St Louis University taught English in LA, and plans to study European directing methods with Bergman and Richardson.
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Hollywood
Linda
Bob Hope
November
Bob
Agnes Moorehead
Miss Morehead
St. Louis University
Missouri
Our Lady Queen of Angels High School
Los Angeles
Hope Manse
Europe
Ingmar Bergman
Tony Richardson
Hendrix College Adopts Open Admissions Policy
The Hendrix College Board voted to admit any qualified student regardless of race, color, or national origin. President Dr. Marshall T. Steel noted no Negro applicant had ever applied. The board also approved seeking a $600,000 loan for a new women’s dormitory while a men’s dorm is under construction to house 800 students. Hendrix is a private Methodist college.
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Hendrix
Five county seats of Lawrence County over time
Since 1810 Lawrence County has had five county seats Davidsonville Smithville Clover Bend Powhatan and now Walnut Ridge.
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Lawrence County
Davidsonville
Smithville
Clover Bend
Powhatan
Walnut Ridge
World Morality Shift in Britain, Archbishop Says
In London, Dr John Heenan archbishop of Westminster argues Britain is more moral overall than Dickens era but cites looser morals among youth and rising crime. He blames psychiatrists and some clergy, notes government influence on youth culture, and warns against overreaction to moral decline. Heenan doubts worker-priest tactics will restore church contact.
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London
John Heenan
Westminster
Britain
England
Charles Dickens
Itck
Dr. Heenan
East End
Trade Students Gather for National Meet in Little Rock
Future Business Leaders of America members, 600 strong, convene in Little Rock for a national gathering across today and Saturday. Roy K. Moore, special agent in charge of the FBI Little Rock office, will deliver a keynote speech tonight.
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Little Rock
Business Leaders of America
Roy K. Moore
Federal Bureau of Investigation
School Liable in Patrol Cases
Arkansas attorney general's office says school officials may be liable for accidents near schools where safety patrols are on duty. Assistant AG John P. Gill answered questions from McCrory and Hoxie officials, stressing negligence in supervising patrols as the key issue in any potential suit.
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Little Rock
Attorney General's Office
Asst. Atty
John P. Gill
Gill
McCrory
Hoxie
America Odd Place Seen Through TV
Television critic Cynthia Lowry surveys American TV depictions of life and people. She notes recurring images of lawyers doctors teachers and various stereotypes from crime lords to wealthy houses and suburban businessmen and highlights how ads stress domestic norms and female anxiety.
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America
Cynthia Lowry
NEW York
United States
Dancing on TV Reformulates Husband Roles
In television satire, husbands avoid dancing with their wives, a punchline about modern couples and media norms reflects evolving domestic roles. The remark signals tension between real life and televised fantasy, highlighting gender expectations and relationship dynamics.
More Cuts May Be Made by Johnson
Washington AP report notes four Kennedy aides have left the White House with Pierre Salinger resigning to pursue a Senate bid. The piece details ongoing strains within the Johnson administration, cabinet shifts, and the reshuffling of influence among McNamara Rusk Dillon and Robert Kennedy as the 1964 election nears. Dean Rusk denial of a November resignation is included.
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Green Washington
Johnson
John ¥. Kennedy
Pierre Salinger
California
U.S. Senate
Kennedy
White House
Dean Rusk
Salingee
Robert F. Kennedy
Robert 5. McNamara
Rusk
Robert Kennedy
Secretary of the Treasury
Douglas Dillon
Gusty Winds to Push in Rains
The Associated Press reports gusty southerly winds will bring rain to Arkansas starting Tuesday as winter loosens its grip. The U S Weather Bureau in Little Rock says showers will spread tonight to the west and east by Tuesday with temperatures rising at night. Highs Sunday were in the 50s and 60s. overnights ranged from the upper 20s in the northeast to 43 at Texarkana. rainfall total about one inch in scattered showers through the week.
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Associated Press
Arkansas
U. S. Weather Bureau
Little Rock
Texarkana
Weather Bureau
Ambassador Henri Lafon de Lageneste Dies in Dominican Republic
Dominican Republic mourns death of Henri Lafon de Lageneste aged 61, French ambassador who began service in July 1961. He had represented France in Santo Domingo since 1961.
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Dominican Republic
Henri Lafon de Lageneste
Rench
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