State Police Plan Dips Into School Money
Arkansas legislative panel backs using general revenues to fund the State Police, risking a clash with education advocates. Rep. Raymond Mays and Sen. Olen Hendrix push shifting police funding from special revenues to the general fund to cover growing costs, despite opposition that schools already rely on general funds.
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Little Rock
Arkansas Legislative Council
Arkansas
Roads and Highways Committee
Raymond L. Mays
Cleveland County
Olen Hendrix
Prescott
Rep
Bill Tucker
Hot Spring County
British Brunette Miss World 1964 Ann Sidney Crowned
Ann Sidney a 20 year old hair stylist from Britain won Miss World 1964 at the Lyceum Ballroom London. She earned 7000 dollars in prize money and screen tests after being chosen from five finalists. Ana Maria Soria of Argentina finished second with 1400 dollars. Jeanne Quinn of the United States reached the semi finals.
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London
Ann Sidney
Ann
Lyceum Ballroom
Barry’s top Aide Resigns Position
TOKYO The government announced Yoshiro Kikuchi, 74, resigned as vice parliamentary minister of science and technology on Nov. 2. Yazo Kotsuke, 69, succeeded him. Kikuchi was recalled from Honolulu after word of his political activities reached Tokyo. Officials said his campaigning interfered in U S internal affairs.
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Tokyo
Sen
Barry Goldwater
Hawaii
Yoshiro Kikuchi
Science and Technology
Yazo Kotsuke
Kikuehi
Honolulu
U. S
Weather Experiment Station Report For 24 Hours
Weather data for the 24 hours ending at 7 a.m. Friday shows a high of 77 and a low of 34 degrees. The report notes continuation on Page Three.
Red China Team in Moscow Wins Narrow Concession
AP analysis notes China’s delegation, led by Premier Chou En-lai, forced a concession from the Kremlin during truce talks over world communism. Beijing seeks equal treatment, rejection of Soviet dictation, and a tougher stance toward the United States, while Moscow risks uniting Europe if it pursues harsh public policy. Talks in Moscow and planned Peking discussions aim to pause clashes, with a long view toward unity and future meetings.
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William L. Ryan
Red China
Moscow
Chou En-lai
Krmelin
Kremlin
Peking
Nikita Krushvnkov
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Communist Party
Alexei N.kosygin
Pheing
Peking People’s Daily
Voice of
Soviet Union
People’s Daily
Sach
Europe
Stalin
Robber Thoughtful in Some Ways
A New York night clerk reports a hotel robbery at the Hotel Madison just after midnight. Mortimer Patant describes a gunman who entered an empty lobby, demanded money, and forced him into a car for an 80 block ride uptown before returning with $70 from the till and $2.40 of Patant’s.
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New York
Mortimer Patant
Madison
Patant. Tol Police
Defends Idle State Money Bank Plan
State Treasurer Nancy J. Hall questioned the profit of moving idle state funds to interest bearing accounts. She warned banks may demand payment for handling if the state seeks interest, noting about 12 million dollars idle in non interest accounts while others cautioned on broader balances and charges.
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Little Rock
Nancy J. Hall
Hall
Winthrop Rockefeller
Guv
Orvald Faubus
Col Koqw
Headon Crash Fatal to Child in Arkansas
Peggy Hatfield nine of Noel Missouri died in a head on collision at Headon Arkansas on Thursday. She was a passenger in a car driven by Jackie Hatfield twenty three also of Noel. The other car was driven by Golden Lassiter fifty four of Bald Knob. Hatfield and Lassiter were listed in critical condition at a Searcy hospital.
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Headon
Judsonta
Ark
Peggy Hatfield
Noel
Jackie Hatfield
Golden Lassiter
Bald Knob
Hatfield
Lassiter
Searcy
California to Add Computers to Reading Writing and Arithmetic
Northern California students will study reading writing arithmetic and computers with about 300000 high school and junior college pupils gaining access to early computing. A Sacramento Office of Education data processing center opens July 1965, after a Richmond pilot, to cut teacher paperwork and expand programming and systems design courses.
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Sacramento
Calif
Northern California
Sacramento Office of Education
Richmond
Max Rafferty
Alvin Grossman
California Department O Education
Honeywell Corp
Bonfire Explosion Hurts Six At Northshore High
An explosion at a Northshore High pep rally in Houston injured six students. A 35 to 40 foot bonfire collapsed after a student reportedly poured gasoline from the top. About 300 to 400 students were nearby. Johnny Crenshaw, 18, was among the most seriously hurt.
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Houston
Tex
Northshore
Johnny Crenshaw
Flood Ravages Central Viet Nam Leaving 5000 Dead
In Da Nang a catastrophic flood devastates ten provinces in central Viet Nam. More than five thousand people perish as roads bridges and the rail and highway networks are washed away. U.S. and Vietnamese teams rush relief supplies while officials warn of potential epidemics and the need to protect engineers rebuilding the area. Many villagers perish as waters rise and retreat.
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DA Nang
South Viet Nam
Viet Nam
New Jersey
U.S
Okinawa
Philippines
Saigon
Pardon quip marks judges prison tour in Pennsylvania
A state prison tour by U S judges in Lewisburg, Pa, included a light moment when a life term inmate teased, Pardon me, as he brushed past. The event, part of a three day sentencing institute for Third Circuit judges, showcased the running of a federal penitentiary and the responsibilities of upholding court sentences.
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Lewisburg
U.S. Penitentiary
U.S
Blackwell
U. S. District Court
Third Circuit
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Delaware
Virgin Islands
Weather forecast for Arkansas SMU game in Fayetteville
The U S Weather Bureau in Little Rock is sued this forecast Thursday for Saturdays Arkansas Southern Methodist game at Fayetteville. Clear to partly cloudy and mild with temperatures in the upper 60s and westerly winds 10 to 15 miles per hour.
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Associated Press
Little Rock
U.S. Weather Bureau
Fynetteville
This Time It Was for Real Salt Lake City
Salt Lake City report says Jack Benny faced a real mishap when his airport car ran out of gas shortly after arrival. Benny, who will perform violin in a Utah Symphony benefit concert Saturday, handled the incident with good humor.
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Salt Lake City
Jack Benny
Benny
Utah Symphony Orchestra
U S Missile Edge Holds Over Soviets By 1965
The Institute of Strategic Studies reports the United States will maintain more than a four to one edge in intercontinental ballistic missiles by early 1965, with the Soviet Union closing the gap gradually after that. It notes Soviet naval growth, strong bomber forces, and China’s improving nuclear tech.
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Anthony
White London
United States
Soviet Union
Institute of Strategic Studies
America
Strategic Air Command
Japan
Europe
China
Britain
West
India
Lord Attlee
Alexei N. Kosygin
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Viet Nam
Ecumenical Council
International Research Institute
U.S
Legion Group to Discuss Education Theme at Meeting
In observance of Education Week ending Saturday the Leslie Huddleston American Legion Post Auxiliary will hold its November meeting next Tuesday with the theme Education Pays Dividends. The Auxiliary aims to present information on the Junior GI Bill to young education aid eligible youths. Mrs. E. P. Neal child welfare chair man and Mrs. Joe Jones junior activities chair man lead a panel of four Junior Auxiliary members including Mary Ann Bader Sharon Frith Janie Seamans and Brenda Bain who will present the program.
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Leslie Huddleston
American Legion Post Auxiliary
E. P. Neal
Joe Jones
Mary Ann Bader
Sharon Frith
Janie Seamans
Brenda Bain
Six Railway Unions Post Strike Notices
Washington AP reports six railroad shop unions plan a strike against most U.S. railroads at 6:00 a.m. local time on November 23. Notices have not been served yet as 150,000 shop workers receive instructions from union chairmen. Federal mediators press to resolve a 17 month wage dispute with union spokesman Michael Tox and chief negotiator J E Wolfe returning to Chicago after mediator talks.
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Washington
Michael Tox
J.E. Wolfe
Chicago
Stepped Out Dresses No Brow Lifted in Pauline Trigere Show
AP fashion writer Jean SpraIn Wilson reports Pauline Trigere's spring collection where models reveal multiple layers with top suits and underdresses. The show features quick changes, Middle East inspired veils, pinstripes, V necks, and a chic white mink dress reflecting French elegance.
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Jean Sprain Wilson
NEW York (Ap
Pauline ‘'Trigere
Tingere
Miss Trigere
Trigere
One Day's Grace on Arkansas Tax Installment Deadline
State Revenue Department allows residents to file final installment on Monday November 16 after the November 15 deadline falls on a Sunday. Payers national and local observe the extension for the tax due.
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Little Rock
Johnson pledges arms take up to fight disease and poverty
President Johnson vows action with Mexico to combat disease poverty and ignorance as unofficial returns show a large lead for Johnson over Goldwater. Ball travels to Germany to discuss U S European relations amid Vietnam and other international tensions as floods and droughts worsen crises worldwide.
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Johnson
Ake
Mexico
Sen
Bary Goldwater
Pilot Rescued After 24 Hours in Liferaft Near Ascension
Lowell Thompson of Spokane Washington survived about 24 hours in a liferaft after his single engine Cessna 182 crashed in the South Atlantic. The Robin Sherwood tracking base supply ship located him at dawn near the wreckage about 140 miles west of Ascension Island and ferried him to Ascension for medical care. Thompson owned a flying service in Spokane and was ferrying the plane under contract from Fort Lauderdale to South Africa.
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Robin Sherwood
Thompson
Air Force Information Office
Patrick
Spokane
Fort Lauderdale
South Africa
All Around Town: Hope vs Nashville in holiday gridiron clash
Hope meets Nashville in a traditional Thanksgiving contest not broadcast live due to Nashville’s broadcast ban. KXAR will tape the game for a 11 30 am telecast. The schedule includes Coach Howard interview, then Coach Frank Broyles at 1 30 pm and Porkie-SMU at 1 45 pm. Blood Drive set for Nov 17 at First Methodist Church with 125 pints quota. Police report 43 deer checked this week with arrests for illegal night hunting and $100 fines against two Howard County men. Nevada County opens a new $300 000 courthouse as county hospital contracts worth $645 796 and a sewer line contract for Prescot to Robbins plant at $32 786. Henderson State Teachers ROTC event flags four initiates and a 1 30 pm Providence Church concert by Larry Browning of Hope.
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Hope
Nashville
KXAR
Howard
Frank Broyles
Serees
Hogs
Red Cross
First Methodist Church
Chamber of Commerce
Arkansas, Game and Fish Commission
Howard County
Oliver
Albert Deer
Nevada
Court House
Mack Hillery
Highway 67
Prescolt
Robbins
Highway
Henderson State Teachers Hempstead County Singing College
ROTC
Pershing Rifles
Providence Church
Larry Browning
Ford to Start Layoffs As Strike Hits Ford Plants
Detroit AP Ford Motor Co moves to lay off about 14 000 hourly workers across 90 plants amid week old UAW strikes at eight facilities. Arjay Miller says shutdown could expand next week, with 33 400 more to idle at eight assembly and 16 manufacturing sites, including Michigan installations, prompting union criticism of Ford’s stance.
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Detroit
Mich
Ford Motor Co
Ford
Arjay Miller
United Auto Workers
Michigan
Dearborn
Ken Bannon
UAW
Ford Department
Threatened by Mink Surplus in Britain
London reports Britain faces a mink surplus as escapees from farms colonize rivers in the west country. The non native rodents threaten chicken farms by preying on birds and fish. The agriculture ministry urged farmers to cull mink to prevent a major problem.
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London
Britain
West Country
Ministry of Agriculture
Reds Keep Nuclear Sub Protest Alive
About 2,000 Japanese leftist students demonstrated in Sasebo in front of the U S Navy base where the Seadragon docked. Police kept demonstrators on the main road while a column of Socialists and labor allies marched nearby. Navy sailors and families moved around the base as rain and hail fell.
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Edwin Q
White Sasebo
Japan
U. S
Zengakuren
U. S. Navy
Navy
Lice
Moscow Radio
Russia
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Faubus
Mays
Barry
California
Ronald L. Soble
Sacramento County
Hal Boyle
By Horst Faas
John L. Taylor
Legion
AP News Digest
George W. Ball
Germany
Sears
University of Cincinnati
Bruce Gongola
Vna
Lewisville Highway
Ford Co
Reds
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