Obituaries Arlisle Arterbury 46 Dies En Route To Hospital
Arlis Arterbury aged 46 died suddenly Monday afternoon while en route to a local hospital. Survived by wife Clara three sons Wayne Bob and Bill Arterbury of the home his father W L Arterbur also of the home three brothers James of Norco La Marvin Hope Henry of Texarkana Texas two sisters Mrs Jerrel Hamm Bodcaw and Mrs Walter Whittington Houston. funeral services set for 10 am Wednesday at the Shover Springs Church with Wesley Thomas officiating burial in Shover Springs Cemetery. Herndon Cornelius Funeral Home in charge. Active pallbearers Troy Buck Buddy Smith Delmer Irvin John Hawkins Howard Reese and W B Ruggles.
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Arlis Arterbury
Clara
Wayne
Bob
Bill Arterbury
W. L. Arterbur
James
Norco
Marvin
Hope
Henry
Texarkana
Texas
Jerrel Hamm
Bodcaw
Walter Whittington
Houston
Kennedy Leads Fight on Poll Tax Amendment
In Washington the Senate rejected an amendment by Sen. Edward Kennedy to ban poll taxes as a voting requirement in state and local elections. Kennedy claimed at least 42 senators would back the plan, while opponents argued constitutional issues and feared loss of state power over voter qualifications. Civil rights leaders urged adoption. MLK in Selma called defeat a national tragedy. Mansfield planned to limit debate to pass the bill by week’s end if possible.
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Washington
Senate
John Chadwick Washington
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Kennedy
Massachusetts
Johnson Down
Senate Gop
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Martin Luther King Jr
Selma
Ala
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Mansfield
Allen J. Ellender
D-La
South
Dirksen
Dierks Forests names president after Fred Dierks’ death
Fred M. Dierks of Hot Springs was named president of Dierks Forests Inc at a special board meeting. He succeeds Fred H. Dierks who died of a heart attack at his Kansas City home on April 28. Peter D. Joers was named chairman of the board.
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Hot Springs, Ark
Fred M. Dierks
Hot Springs
Dierks Forests, Inc
Fred H. Dierks
Kansas City
Peter D. Joers
U S Protest Over Alleged Unlawful Conduct at Embassy
The ministry protests the U S embassy over what it calls unlawful conduct by Garnett. Meanwhile African students complain of color bar and mistreatment in the Soviet Union, expressing disenchantment in recent months.
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Rass
U.S
Garnett
Africa
Soviet Union
Three Inch Rain Saves Arkansas Crop Prospects
Arkansas farmers avoided seed losses as the Agricultural Extension Service director C. A. Vines reported that more than three inches of rain fell, saving crops and averting a dangerous growing period.
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Little Rock
Agricultural Extension Service
Arkansas
C. A. Vines
Helen Help Us! Teen Advice Column Opens Hearts and Fears
A 1965 Helen Bottel advice column presents teen letters about cancer fears, relationship trust, dating norms, and school attire. Helen counsels Victim to seek medical care, address anxiety with family, and urges honest communication with partners and mothers.
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Helen
Helen Bottel
Hope Star
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Drought Concerns Tied to Early Week Weather in State
The report notes that rainfall fell in several areas Sunday and Monday while Vines cautions the drought may not be as critical, suggesting improvements could still occur later in the month.
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Vines
U S Program Could Kill Insurance
Health insurance executives warned the proposed voluntary government aged care program would drive private firms from business. Manton Eddy urged the Senate Finance Committee to strike the plan from the House bill, saying it would pre empt much of the private market for the elderly and could undermine catastrophic coverage. Eddy noted a $2 monthly premium would be insufficient and likely rise, while lawmakers pressed actuaries to study the issue. Dr Robins urged rejection of both programs as sweeping and rushed.
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Washington
Manton Eddy
Connecticut General Life Insurance Co
Boomfield
Eddy
Clinton P. Anderson
Dn.m
Anderson
R. B. Robins
Chicago
Camden
Ark
Robins
Arkansas
GOP Puts Up Men in Mississippi
In Mississippi, Republicans nominate 55 candidates in 18 cities as first primaries proceed in nearly 200 municipalities. Runoffs set for May 18, with the general election June 8. poll hours 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. Voters need two years of poll tax receipts worth $2. The FDP seeks to block elections in Sunflower County but a federal court denies an injunction. three Black women run in Greenwood for mayor and city posts.
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Prentiss Walker
GOP
Mississippi
Barry Goldwater
Greenwood
Alice Blackwell
Pinky Picher
Mary Lane
Freedom Democratic Party
Mississsippi
Sunflower County
5Th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
FDP
Comsat Meet Eyes Board Challenge and Space Launch
Comsat shareholders gather for the second annual meeting with 12 management nominees up for re election. Two small holders seek seats on the board as the FCC prepares to decide ground station ownership and proposed rate schedules for Early Bird services.
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Sterling F. Green
Leo D. Welch
Early Bird
Atlantic
Comsat
Federal Communications Commission
U.S
FCC
ASCS Hires Eight Compliance Assistants Including Three Negroes
The Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service announced the hiring of eight compliance assistants to train county supervisors and crop reporters and to spot check reporter work. Three of the new hires are Negro.
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Little Rock
State Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
ASCS
Roosevelt Jr Optimistic On New Job At Civil Rights Commission
FDR Jr says heading the new Equal Employment Opportunity Commission is a wonderful opportunity and challenge. He notes the post may influence a future New York governorship bid, but prefers not to decide yet. The five member panel will enforce 1964 Civil Rights Act provisions banning employment discrimination including sex.
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Carl P. Leabsdorf
Washington
Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr
Equal Employment Opployment Opportunity Commission
Roosevelt
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Commission
White House
Commerce Department
Senate
George E. Reedy
Eileen Hernandez
California Fair Employment Practices Division
Richard Graham
Menomonee Falls
Wis
Peace Corps
Tunisia
Luther Holcomb
Dallas
Tex
Yazoo City
Miss
Texas
Civil Rights Commission
Outcrop of Presidential Statements on Foreign Policy
Over eight days President Johnson issued multiple foreign policy statements on Viet Nam and the Dominican Republic. He sought 700 million dollars for expansion of Viet Nam operations, defended actions to protect American lives in the Dominican Republic, announced troop deployments, and urged peace while condemning Communist subversion.
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Johnson
Viet Nam
Dominican Republic
Senate
House
White House
U.S
Organization of American States
Afl-Cio
Western Hemisphere
Plane crashes into Atlantic near Ocean City killing two
Investigators work to raise the wreckage of a plane that plunged into the Atlantic Ocean killing Carole Tyler and pilot Robert H. Davis. Divers recovered Tyler and Davis from the fuselage, with Tyler found in the front cockpit. The crash followed a loop off shore near Baker's Carousel Motel. Civil Aeronautics Board officials say it will take time to study the wreckage to determine the cause. Baker, former secretary to the Senate Democratic majority, helped in the search and identification. The case ties to 1964 Senate hearings into Baker's outside business activities and related purchases.
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Ocean City
Atlantic Ocean
Carole Tyler
Robert H. Davis
Miss Tyler
Bobby Baker
Davis
Huntington
W.va
Baker
Civil Aeronautics Board
Senate
Probhers
Washington
Political party and race notes in Kansas attorney term list
The document lists Samuel C. Jackson of Topeka as staff attorney for Kansas with a term expiring July 1, 1969, and notes his term runs until July 1, 1968. It also names Roosevelt, Mrs Hernandez, Holcomb as Democrats and Graham, Jackson as Republicans, with Mrs Hernandez and Jackson identified as Negroes.
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Samuel C. Jackson
Topeka
Kan
State of
Kansas
Roosevelt
Hernandez
Holcomb
Graham
Jackson
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