Catlike editor defends Jim Trimble in Arkansas letter
Lester Wade writes from Stevents Ark praising Jim Trimble while criticizing his voting record and dam projects incl Buffalo River work. he clarifies Hempstead and Howard counties misstatement and notes Wade backed Hammerschmidt while Trimble faced defeat in 1986. Gina Lollobrigida obscenity trial conviction reported with co-defendants. all receive suspended two-month jail terms and fines.
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Trimble
Hempstead
Nevada
Empstead
Howard
Jim Trimbles
Coness
Arkansas
Jim Frimble
Offalo
Jim ‘Imble
Wade
Jim Trimble
Paul Hammerschmidt
Security course offered by Hope Tech School and partners
The Hope Trade Development Association and Red River Vocational Technical School, with the State Department of Vocational Education, announce two short courses in store security on November 16 and 17 from 7:00 to 9:00 p.m. in the Om River Vocational Technical School commons. Distributive Education Specialist Mrs. Louise Hall will lead, focusing on shoplifting prevention and store security. No charge. open to all employees and employers. contact PA 7.5722.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope Trade Development Association
Red River Vocational Technical School
State Department of Vocational Education
Louise Hall
State Department of Education
Hall
Om River Vocational Technical School
Highway 29
Hays Jr to New York Conference for banking program
Thomas E. Hays Jr president of the First National Bank of Hope is chosen as one of two representatives to the 1966 Commercial Bank Management Program in New York City. He travels to Harriman for a weeklong Columbia University program with about 100 executives to broaden insight into banking policy and economic environment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas E. Hays, Jr
First National Bank of Hope
Commercial Bank
New York City
Hays
Graduate School of Business
Columbia University
Arden House
Harriman
New York
Youth 18 Slayer of 4 Women
Robert Benjamin Smith an 18 year old in Mesa Arizona admitted the mass shooting at Rose Mar College of Beauty. He said he did it to see his name in headlines before dying and cited recent killings elsewhere. Five women and two children were killed before officers stopped him. The victims included Joyce Seers 27 Deborah Sellers 13 Mary Margaret Olsen 18 Glenda Carter 18 and Carol Farmer 15. Smith faces five counts of murder and is to undergo psychiatric evaluation ahead of a December 15 preliminary hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Smith Mesa
Ariz
Robert Benjamin Smith
Chicago
Austin
Tex
Maricopa County
Mesa
Justice of the Peace
Rose-Mar College of Beauty
Smith
Joyce Seers
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints
Mormon
Deborah Sellers
Mary Margaret Olsen
Singing Meet at Gurdon at First Baptist Church
The Camden Singing Club gathers at First Baptist Church in Gurdon on Tuesday November 15 at 7 30 p m to help in the program honoring John Hindman with a special invitation extended to AL singers to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camden
First Baptist Church
Gurdon
John Hindman
Israeli Raid Attacks Jordanian Villages Near Jerusalem
Israeli forces bombarded three Jordanian villages Samu Hirbelt Karkaz and Jimba in a brigade strength raid aimed at El Fatah commandos. The strike followed cross border clashes with Jordan and Syria as U N observers negotiated a cease fire after tank led actions and returns of fire across the Syrian border.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal McClure
Tel Aviv
Israel
Jordan
U.N
Levi Eshkol
el Fatah
Samu
Hirbelt Karkaz
Jimba
Jerusalem
Dead Sea
Negro Shot in Head Is Critical
Robert B. Bales, a Black man, was shot in the head at 806 South Edgewood Street. Police say Caylon Washington, 82, his son in law, fired during a family quarrel around 4 30 p m. Bales was taken to University Hospital in critical condition. Officers Clark and Shirley noted both households own guns nearby.
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Robert B. Bales
South Edgewood Street
Caylon Washington
Bales
Univesity
Oakcrest
Clark and
Shirley
Two NM Highlands students injured in rifle cleaning accident
In Las Vegas New Mexico a 19 year old New Mexico Highlands University student Robert Tussing Jr was wounded in the hand ten days ago while cleaning a rifle and was later killed by a shot to the head Sunday police said both shootings appeared accidental Other student also involved in the cleaning incident was present at the time of the fatal wound.
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Fred Ellis Jr
Hope High School
Larry Don Wright
Hope Council
Delon Gates
el Dorado
Camden
Mage Hella
Valedo
Linda Luck
Jimmy Turner
Hope
SASC
Georgetown
S.C
Las Vegas
N.M
New Mexico Highlands University
Robert Tussing Jr
Deer Hunter Bullet Strikes Man in Aitkin Home
In Aitkin Minnesota AP news reports Harry Elstad was indoors Sunday when a stray bullet from a deer hunter pierced the exterior wall and interior partition, grazing his belt and causing a severe bruise. He was not hospitalized.
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Aitkin, Minn
APY
Harry Elstad
Elstad
Sheriff’s Office
Marines inaugurate first junior officer training unit
HARLINGEN Texas AP The commandant of the Marine Corps presents colors today to the first school designated as a junior Marine Corps officer training unit Gen Wallace Green Jr will preside at the ceremony Monies at the Marine Military Academy a private prep school opened last year and enrolling 150 cadets in four high school grades
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Harlingen
Tex
Marine Corps
Wallace Green Jr
Marine Military Academy
Johnson Philosophical on GOP Gains in Texas
President Johnson faces throat surgery and a hernia repair at Bethesda after Sunday remarks in Fredericksburg. He aims to return to Texas for a few days before Congress reconvenes, noting Republican gains but predicting a more united Democratic party and a strengthened GOP. He will be mindful of bipartisan support for 1967 proposals and has a standing line of succession with Vice President Humphrey. The piece also notes Indiana’s two Walter A. Barans returning to the General Assembly, clarifying they are not related.
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Khank Cormier
San Antonio
Tex
Johnson
White House
Fredericksburg
Texas
Naval Medical Center
Bethesda
Congress
Seton
St. Barnabas Episcopal Church
Minnesota
New York
Georgia
Washington
Hubert H. Humphrey
Humphrey
Indianapolis
Indiana General Assembly
Walter A. Barans
Walter A. Baran
East
Chicago
Senate
Hammond
Hammond Baran
House
Baran
Reading
Attacking Cong Hu by Big Bombers
B2 bombers attacked North Vietnamese troops after a heavy assault on a U S infantry company near the Cambodian border. The air strikes hit concentrations northwest of Pleu Djereng and in the demilitarized zone while ground combat around Pleu Djereng involved multiple US forces. Casualties were reported heavy for the North Vietnamese and light overall for the U S forces.
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Robert Tuckman
Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
Piet Djereng
U.S. 25Th Infantry Division
North Viet Nam
Demilitarized Zone
Plei Djereng
25Th
Plef Diereng
U.S. 1St Infantry Division
Hope area events and notices fill local scene
Attending a campaign reception at Barton Coliseum in Little Rock were numerous locals. Hope High majorette and drum major tryouts are upcoming. Rotary Foundation contributions by Hope Rotary Club total 447 dollars. Wood Badge training drew 24 from region 9. Jerry O Neal among participants. Hope Community Theater plans a future play, and Brookwood PTA hosts a chicken spaghetti supper to support the Library Book Fund. First deer kills by Tolleson and Magno lia, and minor vehicle incidents at 8th St L&A crossing and Young Chevy corner with no injuries.
Hope PTA to hold November meeting on quality education
Hope Junior-Senior High PTA meets Tuesday night November 15 at 7 30 in the Junior High Auditorium. An informal live program will feature a panel with moderator Mrs Charles Batson and a group of teachers and parents. The discussion centers on Is Your Child Receiving Quality Education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope Junior-Senior High
PTA
Charles Batson
Court rules states may bar civil rights demonstrators
The Supreme Court ruling allows states to declare property off limits to demonstrators and upholds trespass convictions for 32 Black demonstrators outside a Florida county jail. Justice Hugo Black authored the majority, stressing state control of property for lawful non discriminatory use. The second item reports H G Jones of a rocket propellant plant calling Gemini 12 propulsion routine ahead of the mission to Saturn V back to earth with astronauts Edw in Aldrin Jr James Lovell Jr.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Florida
Hugo Black
Black
Tallahassee
United States
Elkton, Md
H.G. Jones
Jones
Edwin
Aldrin Jr
James Lovell Jr
Space Pioneers Write Final Spacewalk Chapter
Edwin E. Aldrin Jr and James A. Lovell Jr aboard Gemini 12 conducted a third spacewalk, the last U.S. extravehicular activity until 1968, photographing the sunrise and Milky Way over the western Pacific. Aldrin extended time outside, tested movement in a spacesuit, and left a peace pennant as Gemini 12 docked with an Agena satellite in a fuel-saving test.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Strothman
Cape Kennedy
Fla
Edwin E
Buzz) Aldrin Jr
U.S
Aldrin
America
Pacific Ocean
United States
Al+drin
Australia
Flo
Hammaguli
Algeria
James A. Lovell Jr
Edwin E. Aldrin Jr
America News
Milky Way
Earth
Sahara Desert
Air Force
Gemini 12
Agena
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Alex. H. Washburn
Rep
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The
Tar
Vampstead County
Lester Wade
Stevins
Ark
Rome
Italy
Gina Allobrigida
Fe Dolis
Acor
Jean Sorel
Mauro Sologuin
Gianniechi Lucari
Ets
Tech School
T.E. Hays Jr
New Marine Corps School
Gop Gains
Star
Barton Coliseum
Little Rock
Jim Pruden
Lloyd Guerin
Marian Holder
Paul Raweson
H.C. Whitworth
Bess Evans
Clarence Geist
T.O. Porter
David Waddle
M.B. Hatch
J. W. Branch
Win Rockefeller
Whitfield Masonic Lodge No. 239
Rotary Foundation
Rotary District
Cecil Culp Jr
Hope Rotary Club
Jerry O’neal
San Marcos
Region 9
Jerry
J.E. Prescott
McCas+kill
St. Michael's Hospital
Texarkana
Hope Community Theater
City Hall Auditorium
Brookwood Pta
Library Book Fund
Bob Tolleson
Terry Allen
Magnolia
8Th St. L&a
Mary Yarberry
Wesley Huddleston
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