Reds Peace Parley Could End In Moscow Clash
AP report notes Beijing may seek muted diplomacy as Chow Enlai travels toward Moscow. The Brezhnev Kosygin leadership faces fragility while China presses for revisionist unity and a tougher line against the United States, with talks likely framed by Khrushchev’s ouster.
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William L. Ryan
Moscow
Red China
Chow Enlai
Chow
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Alexei N. Kosygin
Red Jeaders
Communist Movement
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Kremlin
Peking
China
Asia
India
United States
Arkansas Weather Forecast and Rain Outlook
The 24 hour period ending 7 am Friday records a high of 79 and a low of 50 with no precipitation. Rain chances shift west to east as a stationary system moves across the region, followed by a cold front that will lower temperatures on Sunday.
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Eperiment Station
Arkansas
Associated Press
Arkansas-Oklahoma
Camden
U.S. Weather Bureau
Harrison
el Dorado
Walnut Ridge
Tex- Yarkana
Central Arkansas
Northwest
Page Four
Goldwater Sees No Major Blunders After Narrow Loss
AP analysis notes Senator Barry Goldwater maintains no major mistakes by him or his advisers after the election. It contrasts his self‑assessment with party inquest, cites his prewar proposals and civil rights stance, and explains how softening positions and campaign missteps contributed to the defeat while he defends conservative aims.
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James Marlow
Washington
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
American College Dictionary
TVA
Cally
Democrats
McCall's
United States
Explorer 23 Launch From Wallops Island
Wallops Island Virginia AP NASA launched a cylindrical satellite today naming it Explorer 23. Ground radio commands activated all experimental equipment and reported successful operation. NASA said two and a half hours after launch the 295 pound satellite was in orbit gathering information on meteoroids in space.
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Wallops Island
Space Agency
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Youngster asks how to begin political career
Seven year old Kirk Lindell asks his father at breakfast how to start a political career. Dad suggests a local post such as dogcatcher. The boy later asks during a Knowles homecoming parade how long Mr Knowles was dogcatcher.
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New Richmond
Wis
Kirk Lidell
All, Lindell
Warren Knowles
Mr. Knowles
Remarks You Get Tired of Hearing by HAL Boyle
New York feature mocks family life with a temperamental cat named Pomfrey. The humor sketches arguments over pets and household chaos, including children blaming the cat for scratches and the owner complaining about nerves and a cat’s nine lives.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Pomfrey
Benton Woman Killed by Car
A Benton woman, Sarah Kerr, 26, was killed when struck by a car on Arkansas 35 two miles south of Benton. State Trooper Scott Brown reported the driver as Robert Jerry, 44, of Benton.
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Benton, Ark
Sarah Kerr
Benton
Arkansas
Here
Scott Brown
Robert Jerry
Mariner 3 Spacecraft Fails to Reach Mars
Cape Kennedy AP report on the $25 million Mariner 3 mission ending in failure. NASA shifts focus to Mariner 4, plans launch within two weeks, awaiting assessment of failure causes. The shroud may not have separated, possibly hindering solar panel deployment and power generation.
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Howard Benedict
Cape Kennedy
Fla
Mariner 3
Mars
National Aeronautics ( and
Jack N. James
Mariner Project
James
Legion Meeting Called Nov 24
Commander Bill Ellis announces a Legion meeting of Leslie Huddleston Post 12 on Tuesday November 24 at 7 30 p m in Hempstead County courthouse big courtroom all members urged to attend Veterans Administration official Henry E Hudson and staff will discuss new legislation of interest to all veterans dues for 1965 payable before November 11 by members who have not paid.
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Bill Ellis
American Legion
Leslie Huddleston
Hempstead County Court House
Henry E. Hudson
Veterans Administration
Little Rock
Ellis
Guy Basye Named Regional Chairman for Evangel College Fund
Guy Basye of Hope Arkansas has been named sectional chairman of Evangel College's $400,000 development fund program with Springfield Missouri as the base. He leads ten sectional chairmen in the southeast, each aiming to raise $10,000, supported by ten sectional representatives tasked with raising $1,000 each.
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Springfield
Gity Basye
Hope
Ark
Evangel College
United States
Basye
Ex-Air Chief Barrientos Named Bolivia Leader After Revolt
Vice President Rene Barrientos, former air force chief, rises to Bolivia presidency as General Alfredo Obando Candia yields. Barrientos and Obando had shared power briefly. Obando resigns to back tranquility. Ongoing unrest leaves public buildings under army control and civilian bands roaming streets with heavy casualties reported.
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LA Paz
Bolivia
Rene Barrientos
Air Force
Victor Paz Estenssoro
Barrientos
Paz
Cochabamba
Alfredo Obando Candia
Obando
Peru
Ouachita County Goes Wet in Local Option Vote
Ouachita County voted wet in its local option election last Tuesday with 6,305 for wets and 5,618 for drys. A court contest had kept liquor sales suspended previously, and the latest vote begins a new era as the wets prevail.
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Ouachita County
Ouachita
Bobby Jones Leaves Hospital After Fall Injury
Atlanta AP reports golf legend Bobby Jones to leave the hospital after three fractured ribs from a fall at home. Jones, confined to a wheelchair, says he is doing fine and feels no pain as he recovers from the incident.
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Atlanta
Bobby Jones
Jones
Nuclear blast tests oil and mineral deposits in deep cave
AEC scientists detonated a 10 000 ton TNT equal blast named Project Handcar at the Nevada test site to probe nuclear energy for breaking carbonate rock and creating cracks for oil and gas recovery. The cave formed 1320 feet underground could hold a 20 story building. No radioactivity escaped.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Nevada
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Atomic Energy
Athlete shipped home in crate after missing air fare
Reginald Spiers, 22, Adelaide, spent 63 hours in a wooden crate en route from London to Perth due to lack of funds for a passenger ticket. He then hitchhiked 1,800 miles to Adelaide after landing, weighing about 170 pounds, with freight costs totaling roughly 950 dollars and no charge collected.
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Australia
O.d
Britain
Eginald Spiers
Adelaide
London
Spiers
Perth
Air India
Air Pangs
Selers
Bombay
C.o.d
Audubon Club Hears 2 Speakers at Diamond Cafe
The Audubon Society met at the Diamond Cafe Din ing room with Jack Logan state treasurer from Texarkana as guest speaker. He explained how beginners identify birds by wing or eye-stripe color. Logan brought Charles Gardner, who showed slides of local birds and spoke of a New Mexico trip tallying 40 species. Gardner urged a National Audubon contest from December 22 to January 3, and members were reminded to log all birds seen. A Grassy Lake bird tour was discussed.
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Audubon Society
Diamond Cafe
Jack Logan
Texarkana
Mr. Logan
Charles Gardner
Gardner
New Mexico
Jack Lowe
Martin
Jack Gardner
Helena
Grassy Lake
Rockefeller Party in LA Saturday in Little Rock
Arkansas workers for Win Rockefeller are invited to a coat and tie affair at Barton Coliseum in Little Rock on Saturday November 7 from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Mr and Mrs Rockefeller sponsor the event to thank volunteers after a record Republican vote in Arkansas. Soft drinks ice cream and cake will be served with entertainment by Sammy Kaye and his Orchestra.
Bobcats face District 4AA leaders in Warren clash
All Around Town notes Warren hosts the District 4AA leaders in a key prep showdown for the Bobcats. Also announces the Washington Ark Antique Show and Collector's Fair starting today with water color sketches by Birdie Mellor of Eldorado. Roy Smith recovers from a broken leg and sends thanks for well wishes.
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Washington, Ark
Arkansas
Birdie Mellor
el Dorado
Little Rock
Texarkana
Hot Springs
Ford Struck by Union at Key Ford Plants
Detroit AP United Auto Workers Union struck key Ford Motor manufacturing and assembly plants over unsettled focal contracts. At least eight unsettled units walked out, threatening limited auto output for up to two weeks, with plants in Dallas Wayne Mich Chicago Ypsilanti Sterlington Louisville and others affected or awaiting status. GM meanwhile reached 92 percent capacity as the labor action unfolded, with continued coverage on page three.
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Detroit
United Auto Workers Union
Ford Motor Co
Ford
Dallas
Wayne
Mich
Wayne Autos
Chicago
Ypsilanti
Sheffield
Ala
Sterling ‘Twp
Louisville
General Motors~ Corp
Auto Deaths Hit Record This Year
Washington reports the National Safety Council noting 34,570 highway deaths from Jan 1 to Oct 1, 1964, a 10 percent rise from the prior year. The council predicts about 48,000 deaths for the year, an all time high, with September totaling 4,070 and August up 13 percent. Factors include more miles driven, congestion, more young drivers, and high performance cars.
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Washington
National Safety Council
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Phoenix
Roy
Arkansas Bank and ‘Trust Co
National Retired Teachers Insurance Plan
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Lilac Garden Club
Front Street
Joe L. Bell
US. Navy
Greer Bell
California
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Bell
Collingswood
New Jersey
Bill Caldwell
Athens
Texas
Bill
Hempstead
Karen
Kim
Kathy
C.P. Tolleson
St. Joseph Hospital
Stan Musial
St. Louis
President’s
Commission On Physical Fitness
Future Teachers of America
F. J. Burroughs
John Scott Andrews
Lance Jones
Jimmy O'Neal
Linda O’steen
Martha Allison
Lynn Russell
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Tony Smith
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