Emergency radios link chiefs to global military comms
The 1 star general on the IF course is unreachable as a milk emergency erupts. Defense officials say all top chiefs carry personal radios linking them to the worldwide communications net when away from offices. Radios run 1 watt or 1 ½ watts, reach up to 17 miles, serving as a phone extension during separations from home, office, or planes.
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Peneral
Int Chiefs of Staff
Pentagon Command
Aessenger
Defense Department
U.S
Wallace M. Greene Jr
Jonal Security
Fense Department
Pentagon
Los
Pentasald
Comnications
Minnesota governor staff records caller misnames party figures
In St Paul Minnesota on Monday a phone call to Gov. Karl Rolvaag’s staff tied to Republican Guy George Romney of Michigan led to confusion about Minnesota leaders. The caller raised Andersen a Republican and Rolvaag a Democrat, reflecting mixed political affiliations in March 1963.
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IT. Paul, Minn
Karl Rolvaag
Guy
George Rom “Ney
Michigan
Nesota
Guv
Elmer L. An Rolvaag
Saced Andersen
Kansas Regional Forecast From The Associated Press
The report covers hours ending at 7 a.m. Tuesday with high near 76 and low around 42. The Arkansas forecast is noted as mostly fair, with continued coverage expected on page two.
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Associated Press
Arkansas
Justice Joins Majesty Law at Rayburn Building
In Washington the Spirit of Justice joins Majesty of Law as a large statue stands before the Rayburn House Office Building. The imposing sculpture in the front expanse faces the steps and is expected to be ready with occupancy in January.
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Washington
Spirit of Justice
Majesty of Law
Rayburn House
Arkansas Personal Income Rises 7.7 Percent in August
The Associated Press reports Arkansas personal income grew 7.7 percent in August to 225.6 million dollars. The national average rose 6.3 percent. Business Week notes eight month total 86 percent above the previous year, with only five states higher.
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Associated Press
Little Rock
Arkansans
Business Week
Faubus names Davis to Arkansas Advisory Council
Gov Orval Faubus named Dr Lawrence A Davis president of Arkansas AM&N College Pine Bluff to an Advisory Council aiding the State Education Board in finding qualified candidates for education posts.
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Little Rock
Orval BE. Faubus
Lawrence A. Davis
Arkansas Am&n College
Pine Bluff
State Education Board
Confusion at the Courthouse in Maricopa County
After the election, Fred Dalzell told a signmaker to prepare signs for each Board of Supervisors member. The contractor delivered three signs on Monday, each bearing the legend Name of Elected Official, highlighting post election confusion at the Maricopa County Courthouse.
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Phoenix
Government Goodies Miss Middle-Aged Men
New York AP column laments middle aged people being overlooked by federal and state aid programs. It jokes that while children the aged and the needy receive help, middle aged men are forgotten, isolated, and unlikely to organize for change. It notes politicians’ inability to assist and mocks the idea of a pill to ease their burden.
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New York
Curbstone
Sam
America
Congress
Harvard
Injured in School Bus Accident at Bremerton hillside
In Bremerton Washington a school bus with 67 high school students overturned on Monday afternoon injuring about 30. Three sustained serious injuries from arm and shoulder fractures while a Netherlands exchange student suffered a facial cut. Driver James H Cobb reported pulling to the shoulder as the bus slid into a drainage ditch. None were killed and most were released or hospitalized briefly. Donna Muller, 17, phoned reports while her sister Pam escaped with minor injuries.
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Bremerton
Wash
Donna Muller
C.D. Muller
Bud Winders
Jan Western
Netherlands
State Patrol
James H. Cobb
Cobb
Muller
Donna
Pam
Winders
Texarkana Wreck Claims No 4
Carol Matthews 13 became the fourth member of the William Matthews family killed in a Sunday highway collision on U S 67 about 11 miles north of Texarkana Ark The wreck also killed 42 year old William Matthews and two of his sons Paul 10 and James Bertha Matthews wife was in critical condition in Shreveport Louisiana Albert Bean 49 of Ogden was the other driver and faced charges of manslaughter pending Monday night
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Texarkana, Ark
Carol Matthews
William Matthews
Hooks
Tex
Here
Texarkana
U.S. 67
Matthews
Paul
James
Mattews
Bertha
Shreveport
Albert Bean
Ogden
Bean
Hanslaughier
Mrs. Verna McKinney Dies at 71 in Hempstead
Verna D. McKinney aged 71 lifelong Hempstead resident died Monday in a local hospital. She was a Methodist Church member. Survived by husband Avery McKinney and sister Mrs Ollie Moorehead of Little Rock. Services held today at Herndon Corneling Chapel by Rev Robert Moore. Burial in Memory Gardens.
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Verna D. McKinney
Hempstead
Methodist Church
Avery McKinney
Ollie Moorehead
Little Rock
Herndon-Corneling Chapel
Robert Moore
Memory Gardens
Call Issued for a New GOP Convention Call Issued for a New GOP Convention
Massachusetts Attorney General Edward W Brooke calls for a Republican convention in 1965 to draft a new platform. Most GOP leaders oppose convening before 1968, urging sober reflection while noting Brooke’s recent statewide victory. Governors Romney of Michigan and Hazeld of Oregon offer mixed reactions, with calls for leadership reshuffle if a broader consensus is needed.
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Washington
Massachusetts
Edward W Brooke
Feaders
Associated ‘Press
Victor Smith
GOP
Ilinois
Brooke
Johnson
Barry Goldwater
John 1
Lansing
Mich
George Romney
Romney
Oregon
Mark O. Hazeld
Poppy Day Observed in Hope This Saturday
Poppy Day in Hope will be observed on Saturday November 14 according to Mrs Leon Bundy chairwoman of the Poppy Program. The American Legion Auxiliary to Leslie Huddleston Post 12 sponsors the event with all work voluntary and poppies distributed by auxiliary and junior auxiliary girls. Proceeds go to veteran rehabilitation and child welfare with most funds staying locally. Wear a poppy to honor deceased defenders of a free way of life and support local needs.
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Leon Bundy
American Legion Auxiliary
Leslie Huddleston
Funeral Services Set for Lewis Lines in Arkansas
Funeral services for Lewis Lines, 84, of Mandeville Arkansas, who died Sunday, will be held at 11 am Wednesday at the Star Funeral Home at Texarkana. Survivors include a son Eugene Lines of Dope.
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Lewis Lines
Mandeville
Ark
Texar‘ana
Eugene Lines
British Labor Survives Test on Steel Nationalization
London AP report on Harold Wilson's Labour government surviving a no confidence vote 307 to 300 after a tense Commons debate over steel nationalization. Nine Liberal MPs opposed and abstentions expected. Glasgow fog influenced attendance as Labor weighs next steps for public ownership of steel.
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Harold Wilson
Commons
Wilson
Glasgow
London
Fred Lee
GOP convention proposal gains limited GOP support
An AP survey shows Republicans favoring a national convention next year sparingly, as several GOP leaders weigh implications. President Johnson reviews military options to fund other programs while Burch’s fate as national chair remains unsettled. Internationally, Britain's Labor moves and tensions with China and the Soviet bloc persist amid no clear rapprochement.
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GOP
Johmson
Genoa Man Shot to Death Near Miller County Road
Frankie Shipp 52 of Genoa Community was shot to death Monday on a country road 12 miles east of here in the Genoa area. Miller County authorities held another local resident. Shipp was struck once in the chest by a rifle shot.
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Texarkana, Ark
Frankie Shipp
Genoa
Here
Miller County
Shipp
County Liquor Referendum Contest Likely in Camden
Ouachita County Christian Civic Foundation head Rev. Robert A. Parker said the group will contest the countywide local liquor sale option approval. The measure passed 6 304 to 5 618, after a 1962 defeat by 148 votes. Wet forces appealed that outcome and liquor sales remain legal while the appeal proceeds.
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Camden, Ark
Ouachita County Christian Civic Foundation
Robert A. Parker
Hope Nashvill e game and local notices from Around Town
The Nashville Tattler notes Hope at Nashville with Scrappers and Bobcats in a classic head knocker, predicting surprises as Nashville 13 Hope 7. It also reports deer kills, county rankings by the Game and Fish Commission, Savings Bonds sales across Hempstead Nevada Lafayette Howard, and a clarification that divorce notices referenced are not those of Mr. and Mrs. Hatfield.
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Nashville Tattler
Nashville News
Nashville
Scrappers
Bobcats
Hope
Game and Fish Commission
Nevada County
Arkansas
Hempstead
Afayette
Howard
U.S. Savings
Louie Dickinson
Howard County
J.C. Landes
Lafayette County
Dale Ledbetter
James Hatfield
Texarkana
Johnson Seeks Savings to Free Funds for Programs
President Johnson reviews U.S. military commitments at his ranch with Defense Secretary McNamara and Secretary of State Rusk to pinpoint economizing options. They aim to reduce defense spending to keep the next budget under 100 billion while funding education and prosperity initiatives, with meetings at the LBJ Ranch and an expected news conference at Bergstrom Air Force Base.
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Johnson City
Tex
Johnson
U.S
Secretary of Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Secretary of State
Dean Rusk
Congress
McNamara
Pentagon
Bergstrom Air Force ‘Base
Austin
Para
Mel Namara
House
John F. Kennedy
Rusk
Newspaper Strike May Be Over
DETROIT AP Tentative agreement on a new contract between Detroit's strikebound daily papers and Local 10 of the Plate and Paper Handlers Union was announced by mediators. Details remain undisclosed pending ratification. no settlement yet with Local 13 of the Printing Pressmen's Union for the morning Free Press and afternoon News. Negotiations set to resume Thursday.
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Detroit
Detroit Free Press
Detroit News
Printing Pressmen's Union
Thursay
Powell predicts a Negro in Johnson's Cabinet
Democratic Rep. Adam Clayton Powell of New York, a Negro, predicted Monday that President Johnson would soon appoint a Negro to his Cabinet. Powell, at a news conference, declined further comment except to say he was not referring to himself. Powell, chairman of the House Education and Welfare Committee, is investigating the California farm labor situation.
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San Francisco
Adam Clayton Powell
New York
Johnson
Powell
House Education and Welfare Committee
California
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