Johnson seeks approval through expanded Vietnam and Dominican moves
President Johnson shifted tactics to gain public support as he ordered Marines into Vietnam and later sent troops to the Dominican Republic. He used night broadcasts, briefings with lawmakers, and a Senate briefing to justify actions as defending American lives and stopping communism, urging an overwhelming Congressional vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Marlow
Washington
White House
Johnson
South Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
Dominican Republic
U.S
Viet Nam
Asia
Latin America
Americas
Congress
American Congress
World Congress
House
Senate
Merforoyanes
Probate Notice in Hempstead County Arkansas Estate of Daniel Rearick
In Hempstead County Arkansas Probate Court the estate of Daniel V Rearick deceased No 1862. Last address Route 2 Hope Arkansas Date of death April 19 1965 Albert Graves administrator appointed May 6 1965. Claims must be filed within six months from first publication May 11 1965.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hempstead County
Arkansas
Daniel V. Rearick
Route 2
Hope
Albert Graves
P.O. Box
Warning Order and Public Notice in Hempstead County
The Chancery Court in Hempstead County Arkansas issues a warning for defendants to appear within 20 days to answer the plaintiffs complaint. A separate public notice invites sealed bids for a football field and track project for the Hope School District with plans by John E Hawkins Associates due May 27 1965.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Jones
Hope
Arkansas
Hempstead County
John E. Hawkins & Associates
P. O
Texarkana
Munich Paved Way for Fall of Czechs
Berlin dispatch traces Hitler’s 1938 Munich victory as a lever for the 1939 occupation of Czechoslovakia and the subsequent expansion that led to World War II. It notes the Nazi pact with Stalin, the Gleiwitz incident, and the rapid conquest of Poland, Denmark, Norway, and France, ending with Auschwitz’s expansion.
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Munich
John Bausman
Berlin
Adolf Hitler
Czechoslovakia
Lithuania
East Prussia
Poland
Germany
Hitler
Reich
England
France
Joseph Stalin
Europe
Britain
Torigger
Gleiwitz
Reichstag
Soviet Union
Denmark
Norway
Joachim von Ribbentrop
Copenhagen
Oslo
Holland
Belgium
City of Nashville Arkansas sues Teeter in Hempstead County court
No 3241 in Hempstead County Circuit Court City of Nashville Arkansas and others file a complaint against James R Teeter and Janice T Teeter. Defendants ordered to appear and answer within thirty days. Witness dated April 26 1965. Clerk Jim Cole. Leona Cole deputy. Dates April 27 May 4 11 18 1965.
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H. D. Alford
Emogene D. Bateson
Charles D. Hendricks
Jo Conway Wise
Beulah Mae Cross
Eleanor Davis Wallace
James Brooks Davis
Emily Sue Dillard
Inez Strong
Charlotte Barrett
Jo Monroe
L. F. Monroe
Chancery Court
Hempstead County
Arkansas
Circuit Court
Ark
Nashville
James R. Teeter
Janice T. Teeter
Palintiff
Jim Cole
Leona Cole
D.C
Bethel Center and Waters Crossing May 14 Meetings
The Laymen's League of Be thel A.M.E. Church meets at Bethel Center May 14 at 7 30 with all adults urged to attend led by Edward Williams and Rev M J Johnson Prosperity Lodge No 301 holds a called meeting at Water's Crossing May 14 at 7 30 reported by Oscar Dunlap
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laymen’s League of Bethel A.M.E
Bethel Center
Edward Williams
M. ©. Johnson
Prospierty Lodge No. 301
Water's Crossing
Oscar Dunlap
Verger High Plans Senior Myster-Comedy Creeping Shadows
The Senior Class will stage a three act Myster-comedy titled Creeping Shadows on Friday May 14 at 7 30 p m in Harris Gymnasium Verger High lists cast including Bill Frazier Cherry Kit Laughton Ted Garvey Jack Hunter and Mr Wade with others named in character notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verger High School
Harris Gymnasium
Bill Frazier
Leonard Graves
Family Reunion and Club News Highlight Local Figures
The May 9 gathering of the Williams Warren descendants at Charle Armstrong's Prescott home featured numerous relatives from Arkadelphia, Hope, and nearby towns. Arkansas HD Week events in Hope included the Rural Arts Workshop, fabric window shades classes, marbleizing furniture, and campus cleanups by local Home Demonstration Clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams Warren
Charle Armstrong
Prescott
Homer Shaw
Plain Dealing
Lavenia Tidwell
Leroy Cooper
Hope
Sarah Moss
Arkadelphia
Eather Mae Williams
Jessie Mae Jones
Laura Warren
Henry Lee Woodberry
James Bucklin
Sherman Johnson
Ada Fellows
Henry Williams
Emmet
Lenon Flemen
Margaret Warren
Elnora Hawkins
Davis Dennis
Joshua Prater
Will Scott
Virgie Lee Williams
Texarkana
Silver Ann Shaw
A. T. Williams
Iron Springs
Church Hill
South East
Ola Briggs
J. W. Mc Washington
Clara Young
Williams
Lois Stewart
Rachel Stewart
Jodie Goff
Arkansas
Hempstead County
McCaskill Club
McCaskill Community Center
Blevins Home Demonstration Club
Greenhill Church
Blevins Church
A. R. Johnson
Southeast Home Demonstration Club
Four killed in Kashmir rioting over Abdullah exile
Weekend clashes in Kashmir left four dead amid arrests as supporters of Sheikh Abdullah accused police of heavy-handed actions. Abdullah, 60, is held incommunicado in Ootacamund after returning from campaigning for self rule.
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New Delhi
Kashmir
India
Sheik Mohammed Abdullah
Awami Action Committee
Pakistan
Abdullah
South
Ootacamund
Munich
Habib Bourgiba
Tunisia
West Germany
Israel
Gamal Abdel Nasser
United Arab Republic
Bonn
Germany
Bourguiba
Sueddeutsche Zeitung
Seoul
Korea
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Josephine Williams
Gladys Williams
Recie Smith
Dinah Williams
H D Alford
Emogene Deaateson
George McGinnis
Floyd R. Hendricks
M. A. Emerson
Warning Order
John L. Wilson
Talbot Feild, Jr
Nazi Germany
Maginot
Paris
Mans
Auschwitz
Allied Pest Control
A. D. Middlebrooks JR
Hope PR
Frank O'Neal
Snow Man
Esther Hicks
C. Simmons
Larry Hickles
Anna
Ethel Ross
Jill
May
Lindy
Velma Wesley Jewell Davis
Carol Ross
Ellie
Dot
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Jud
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Johnnie Jones
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Sheriff
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Gwendoly Ragland
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Charles Phillips
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