Blevins School District adopts Civil Rights compliance plan
The Blevins School District No. 2 board adopted a plan to comply with the 1964 Civil Rights Act. It directs publication in Hope Star and Nashville News and outlines pre registration for kindergarten and first grade for fall 1965, pupil enrollment rules, transfers, bus routes, and the equal choice policy. The notice notes timelines and who may register and how race should not affect assignments. Also cites a May 3 1965 publication and mentions cockfighting prohibition in Canada England and most U.S. states per Britannica.
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Board of Education
Blevins
Arkansas
Superintendent of Schools
Hope Star
Hope
Nashville News
Nashville
Iraq Breaks Diplomatic Ties With West Germany
Iraqi government cuts diplomatic relations with West Germany over Bonn's planned recognition of Israel. Baghdad Radio says Swiss and French embassies will handle Iraq and West German interests respectively. A separate dispatch notes Shastri's talks with Soviet leaders in Moscow on Viet Nam and other trouble spots.
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Syria
Iraq
West Germany
Israel
Bonn
Baghdad
Moscow
Lal Bahadur Shastri
Alexei Kosygin
Viet Nam
India
Seoul
Korea
USS. Air Force
Yokota Air Base
Japan
U.N. Command
U.S. Air Force
Toronto AP
Ontario Health Ministry
Melbourne
Australian Air Force
Canberra
Air Force
Parking complaints spark reader letter to Elm Street
Mrs J W McRoy writes to The Star on May 12, 1965 complaining about cars parked from the Library to the Elm Street stoplight. She asks who owns these cars and urges finding another parking spot to avoid blocking and danger for drivers on South Elm.
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Elm St
the Star
Elm Street
South Elm
Pearl Pennington Obituary Funeral at Rising Star Baptist Church
Funeral services for Pearl Pennington were held Thursday at Rising Star Baptist Church at 2 p.m. The Negro Community Esther Hicks Phone 7-4678 or 7-4474.
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Esther Hicks
Pearl Pennington
Rising Star Baptist Church
Lindsay to announce NY mayor bid against Wagner
Rep. John V. Lindsay supported by top GOP leaders is expected to announce his candidacy for mayor of New York against three term Democratic Mayor Robert F. Wagner. Lindsay, 43, from Manhattan, has a liberal record in Congress and was re-elected by over 90 000 votes. President Johnson carried the district by more than 70 000 votes.
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New York
John V. Lindsay
Robert F. Wagner
Lindsay
New Yorker
Manhattan
Barry Goldwater
Pesident Johnson
First U S steel by basic oxygen process began in 1954
The article notes the inaugural U S commercial production of steel using the basic oxygen furnace starting in 1954 marking a major advancement in steelmaking technology and industrial capacity. It highlights the transition from older processes to a faster method under industry leadership and national economic impact.
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U.S
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Chrome
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