China Urges UN Role In Viet Nam Conflict
An article notes Chinese statements that U S and Vietnamese forces have pursued Viet Cong units into Cambodia and Vietnam. It proposes either UN observers commanding a mixed force or an all UN force with U S input. Beijing accuses Stevenson of seeking UN involvement to broaden the war.
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Monrovia Volunteer Confides Fears of New Life in Africa
Miss Hawkins, bound for Liberia to work with the Department of Education, admits qualms about a foreign posting but stresses the aim to uplift local schooling. She notes some volunteers see little dramatic change and that many Liberian teachers lack higher education, highlighting the need for upgrade as she prepares to teach replacing native instructors with advancing training.
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Liberian Department of Education
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Joe Hawkins
Liberia
Amendment No 52 i L legislative Arkansas constitution amendment
Amendment proposes creating industrial and hospital districts in Arkansas with state law oversight. It sets district land boundaries, caps taxes at five mills on industrial or hospital districts, allows a one mill excess for hospital districts, and directs tax revenues to district hospitals. Provisions supplement existing constitutional and legislative framework. Filed March 18, 1963 RELLY BRYANT Secretary of State.
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Relly Bryant
Reds Walk Out On UN Discussion
Top Soviet and Czechoslovak representatives left a United Nations Security Council session during South Viet Nam Ambassador Vu Yan Mau s speech. The move appeared aimed at repudiating the South Vietnamese government, while other officials read newspapers. Mau proposed a two point plan including a U N commission to define Cambodia Viet Nam frontiers and joint Vietnamese Cambodian patrols to curb Viet Cong incursions. Cambodia rejected joint patrols but Mau pressed the idea as the council debated Cambodia charges.
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Proposed Constitutional Amendment No 53 Arkansas legislative text
The measure proposes amending Article 12 Section 4 to cap municipal taxes at one percent of assessed value and limits on real and personal property taxes. It also limits county property taxes to one percent with funds for roads and bridges, repeals Amendments No 3, 22 and 27, and sets effective date after November 4, 1964. Filed March 19 1963 by Kelly Bryant.
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Kelly Bryant
Weather Outlook for Southwest Arkansas and Surrounding Areas
Partly cloudy conditions continue across Arkansas with little temperature change through Tuesday. Widely scattered afternoon and evening thundershowers expected, especially in the southwest. Highs reach 86 to 94, with tonight’s lows in the 60s.
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Ten Die From Violence In Weekend Crashes
Ten persons died in weekend incidents across Arkansas and nearby areas. Among the fatalities were J. B. Henderson 59 and Elbert Mitchell ? Kensett both Black. Mary Frances Cunningh am of Searcy injured in a two car crash southeast of Searcy at an intersection with County Road 2% miles away. Other deaths occurred in Pine Bluff and at U S 79 collisions. a California man died when a light plane crashed. police reported various causes including a car rear ending a tractor.
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Thomas M. Tyler
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Constitution Amendment Provisions on State Executive Officials
The text outlines Article 6 sections and sections from other articles as amended. It specifies the executive department members and two year terms with set salaries for Governor and other officers. It repeals prior provisions and notes an effective date of January 3, 1965 with filing by Kelly Bryant on March 18, 1963.
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Kelly Bryant
Court hints at expanding parties in Prince Edward County education case
Justice Black stated the federal court in Virginia could add new parties if needed to ensure Prince Edward County Negro students receive education equal to that in public schools. He said the court has power to order schools opened if required to guarantee constitutional rights and end denial of education.
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50 Cents Could Be Big Money Saver In Arkansas
Special assistant to President Johnson Dr. Stafford L. Warren told the Arkansas Association for Retarded Children that spending 50 cents to test newborns for PKU can prevent mental retardation and save the state as much as 100000 dollars. The talk was at the group’s seventh annual meeting in Hot Springs.
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Boy Killed by Pistol Accident Near Foreman Arkansas
Loren A. King aged 1, son of Mr and Mrs Laddie King of Jonesboro, died at home Saturday when a .22 caliber pistol he was playing with discharged. The incident occurred about 13 miles north of Foreman on Arkansas 41. Authorities reported no other injuries.
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Loren A. King
Laddie King
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Side Glances on PKU newborn screening costs
Warren notes the PKU Guthrie test is available but only Massachusetts and New York require its use. Massachusetts reports 50 cents per child, saving about 100000 by preventing lifetime institutional care for one PKU case. Arkansas would spend ~22500 yearly to test all newborns, with up to seven cases found yearly and potential taxpaying self sufficient survivors. The Arkansas group’s two day meeting ended Sunday.
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Reds Developing Liberal Party
Reds developing liberal party described as a U S intelligence finding. AP report notes efforts to organize a new political grouping with potential impact on national politics. Details unclear due to fragmented text.
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Liberal party backs Johnson in New York endorsement
The Liberal party in New York has endorsed President Johnson for the November election. The state only organization often nominates Democratic candidates for national and state offices and sometimes runs its own slate or endorses Republican nominees.
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Bishop to Emcee the Emmy Show
Comedian Joey Bishop will emcee the 16th annual Emmy Awards at the Hollywood Palladium tonight. The telecast, on NBC TV from 10 to 11 30 p m EST, faces boycotts by CBS and ABC over bloc voting claims and network employee membership practices.
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