Johnson plans under 100 billion dollar federal budget
President Johnson meets with Defense Secretary McNamara at the LBJ Ranch to discuss Pentagon outlays and aims to keep the next fiscal year's federal budget under 100 billion dollars. Deputy Secretary Cyrus Vance travels with McNamara as they plan for the spending package due to Congress in January. The trio will explore military and diplomatic issues while Johnson hosts Mexican President-elect Diaz Ordaz later in the week. The President also spent Sunday with Mrs Johnson at St Barnabas Church cornerstone-laying in Fredericksburg, where she spoke and he did not.
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Johnson City
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Johnson
Defense
Robert
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Pentagon
Congress
Washington
Cyrus Vance
Texas
Degn.Rusk
Gustavo Diaz, Ordaz
Mexico
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Barnabas
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Body Identified Near Union Rescue Mission
LITTLE ROCK AP The body of a man found dead near the Union Rescue Mission has been identified as James W. Niblett. Detective Lt. R D. Bentley said Niblett was identified by nursing home operators.
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Little Rock
Union Rescue Mission
James W. Niblett
R. D. Bentley
Niblett
Librarian Quizzes Perry Mason at Denver Speech
Dr Lawrence Mumford, librarian of Congress, spoke in Denver on Perry Mason in The Case of the Ice Cold, prompting discussion of detective fiction and library reading habits.
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Denver
Colo
Librarian of Congress
Lawrence Quincy Mumford
Perry Mason
Bentley recalls limited details on man's background
The speaker notes that little is known about the man's background and that the information comes from Bentley, who mentions the subject previously worked elsewhere.
Fulbright Signs Yugoslavia Agreement in Belgrade
Senator J William Fulbright attended the signing of a Fulbright program accord with Yugoslavia the first with a Communist country The plan calls for exchanges of U S and Yugoslav students and professors Fulbright said the agreement reflects shared human interests outweighing ideological differences
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
J. William Fulbright
D-Arki
U.S
Fulbright
Mumford Prefers Heavier Reads at Home Interview
When a reporter asked Monday for a comment Mumford said at home he generally reads heavier stuff and keeps to himself.
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Mumford
Leadership tussle shapes GOP platform debate
The article surveys GOP leaders across states weighing whether to draft a new party platform or pursue a fresh statement of principles after discontent with the Goldwater era. Moderates like Hatfield and Leverett Saltonstall caution calm, while Taft, Love, and Rockefeller supporters consider rethink. Arkansas, Maryland, and North Dakota figures comment on whether the platform and candidate alignments drove recent results.
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Massachusetts
Leverett Saltonstall
Robert Taft Jr
Stephen M. Young
Ohio
Taft
Colorado
John A. Love
Brooke
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
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Virginia
Robert J. Corber
Sen. Goldwater
Saxon
San Francisco
North Dakota
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Arkansas Supreme Court Affirms 70000 Traffic Death Judgments
The Arkansas Supreme Court affirmed a 70000 judgment from Garland Circuit Court in the traffic death of two 12 year olds. A jury awarded 35000 to each mother, Martha Imogene Gray and Verona Beavers, against William T. Norman and Better Built Homes Inc for a bicycle strike on Arkansas 70. In a separate Garland County case, the court affirmed a 13500 judgment against Frances Fancini, owner of a car involved in four teen fatalities. Dorothy Easley Rankin, mother of one teen, weighed in on civil rights approach and party platform.
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Arkansas Supreme Court
Garland
Martha Imogene Gray
Verona Beavers
William T. Norman
Better Built Homes, Inc
Ceakiriee
Norman
Arkansas
Garland County
Frances Fancini
Dorothy Easley Rankin
Televised Miss Teen-Age America semifinalists to air Friday
Dallas AP reports teenagers performed at the Miss Teen-Age America talent judging honoring JFK. For the CBS telecast Friday, 10 of the 52 contestants advance as pageant semifinalists. Dawn interviews and a turtle derby afternoon featured Yankee star Mickey Mantle as judge.
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Tex
John F Kennedy
CBS
Mickey Mantle
Jeanne Christopher
St. Louis
Andrea
Woman sues over fatal crash negligence claim
The plaintiff says the defendant was negligent for allowing Jerry Muncrief 19 to drive. Victims of the accident include Jerry Muncrief his brother James 13 Carolyn Muncrief 15 a sister and Nancy Ann Easley 16. The court reversed a 24000 damage award to the Bounds couple for injuries in a collision of their car with John H Davidson’s truck. The Mississippi chancery court decision to validate a farm lease between Dr G L Bauer and others and J O and Bruce Eudy was upheld.
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Muncrief
James
Carolyn Muncrief
Nancy Ann Easley
Union Circuit
C. R. Bounds
John H. Davidson
Mississippi Chancery Court
G. L. Bauer
J. O
Bruce Eudy
Weather Outlook From Page One Across Regions
The forecast calls for mild weather through Wednesday with highs around 80 in parts of Arkansas. Lows tonight range from the upper 40s to mid 50s, with cooler nights expected in Louisiana and Missouri. Northeast and southeast Arkansas stay fair and mild, while northwest and southwest sections show highs in the upper 70s to mid 80s and lows in the mid 40s to upper 50s. Overall, pleasant conditions persist across the region with largely fair skies.
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Arkansas
Northwest
Louisiana
Missouri
Public dances showcase varied styles in bold club night
Lynn Ayers of Greenville and Debra Diethelm of Toledo headline a dance night with classical ballet and troubled accompaniment. The program also features popular dances such as the Frug Watusi Twist and Swim, performed with lively wiggle by Sue Elizabeth Bachelor of Chicago.
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L Lynn Ayers
Greenville
S.C
Debra Diethelm
Toledo
Ohio
Sue Elizabeth Bachelor
Chicago
Lion for sale Leo goes to new home in Willow Grove
Peter Salzberg reports in Willow Grove Pennsylvania that Howard Sautter seeks a new home for Leo the 300 pound tame lion kept in a backyard cage. Abington Township officials call Leo a public nuisance and demand removal, despite Sautter’s plan to fight, then he agrees to find a proper place for Leo. Leo was bought as a cub for $250 and has accompanied Sautter on occasional jobs.
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Willow Grove
Howard Sautter
Leo
Sautter
Abington Township
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