Liberal critics oppose Vietnam War policy and Rhodesia actions
The piece argues against U S involvement in Vietnam, calling it a humanitarian misstep, and attacks liberal pressure on sanctions against Rhodesia. It claims State Department actions favor tyranny and mocks international interventions while defending Britain and criticizing broad taxpayer burdens.
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Hawaii
California
Ald
United Nations
Rhodesia
Tme
Great Britain
Don Gord
Associated Press
Central African Airways
Zambia
Malawi
New York
Lorton
State Department
Rhodisia
Mhodesi
Newport Gets a New Plant
Newport Arkansas area news reports Air craft Manufacturing Co of Troy Michigan selecting Newport as the site for a diecast window hardware plant. City bond election tentatively set for December 19 to fund a $260000 project with Amendment 49. rentals paid by the company and a corporate guarantee. President Jerry Molleston says initial jobs about 30 with potential to reach 100 as operations begin by peak season.
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Newport
Ark
ALY Aircraft Manufacturing Co
Troy
Mich
Newport Ao
Newport City Mase Board
Jerry Molleston
Newport Chamber of Commerce
Molleston
Algaft
Security Bill Debate in Senate Sets Stage for Passage
Senate debate begins on a Social Security bill proposing the largest cash benefit increase in history and a higher tax boost. Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield schedules floor action this afternoon after Finance Committee review. The measure would boost the minimum benefit, raise monthly checks, widen total benefits, and increase taxes for individuals and employers.
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Joe Hall
Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Senate Finance Committee
Mansfield
Killed in Car Truck Collision Near Alma Arkansas
William B. Watson aged 59 of Alma was killed Tuesday when his car collided with a truck driven by Clovis Keith Lampie 24 of Searcy. Three year old Tommy Denham of Alma, a passenger, was injured in the crash at the US 64 21 intersection as Watson attempted a left turn off a city street onto the highway.
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van Buren
Ark
William B. Watson
Alma
Clovis Keith Lampie
Searcy
Tommy Denham
Watson
Democratic Rally in Hope features Nathan Gordon blast on Rockefeller
Former Lt. Gov Nathan Gordon spoke to about 500 Arkansas Democrats at Hope Fair Park Coliseum. The Morriston attorney and Congressional Medal of Honor winner assailed the Republicans and Governor Rockefeller amid frequent applause. Hempstead County Democrat Club president Donal Parker led ceremonies with Norman Smith introducing delegates from 12 counties. See DEMOCRATIC On Page 5
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Hope Fair Park Coliseum
Nathan Gordon
Rockefeller
Gordon
Morriston
Bower Winener
Donal Parker
Hempstead County
Democrat Club
Norman Smith
Rusk Clashes With Antiwar Pickets
Police clashed with antiwar protesters outside the New York Hilton as Secretary of State Dean Rusk spoke at a Foreign Policy Association dinner. About 3,000 demonstrators were present. at least 46 arrests and several injuries were reported as Rusk urged Hanoi to negotiate and defended security treaties. He acknowledged the demonstrators and urged sober reflection on security assurances.
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Bob Monroe
Associated Press
NEW York (Ap
Dean Rusk
New York Hilton Hotel
Sixth Avenue
Midtown Manhattan
Rusk
Foreign Policy Association
Hanoi
North Africa Landing 25 Years Ago Still Fresh in Memory
Hal Boyle recalls the 1943 North Africa invasion as November marks 25 years since U S troops landed There are vivid memories of fear and camaraderie on the steamship deck and in the surf as fatigue, danger, and sacrifice shaped a generation in a single campaign.
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North Africa
Hal Boyle
New York
U.S
Abel Stadt
North
Aftivs
Fieneh Motoeru
Coronel
Africa
Kinsan
Mites
Leutenant
Fuor
LSD May Reveal Cause of Mental Illness Study
AP science writer Frank Carey reports Mayo Clinic psychiatrist Dr. M. Robert Wilson Jr. says LSD trials with emotionally ill adolescents suggest a common effect: the ability to express warmth toward others may be suppressed or freed during the drug experience. He notes some patients returned to college after LSD exposure and stresses hazards and controlled medical use.
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Frank Carey
Associated Press
ST. Louis
Mana
Mayo Clinic
M. Robert Wilson Jr
Science Writers
Wileson
Wilson
Council For the Advancement of Science
Washington University
Can Drive for the Needy at Hope High School
Hope High School students launch their annual Can Drive in cooperation with the Hope Lions Club to assemble Christmas baskets for the needy. The Senior Class urges residents to set out magazines newspapers books and other papers on December 2 and 16 for curbside collection. Senior Class members will also host a windup washing yard work and odd jobs day on November 18 with reasonable prices and contact numbers PAT-44yb0 and PAT-3242 for autumn cleaning and paper collection.
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Hope Hit
Hope Lions Chub
Sentor
Chass
Aututnh
Collec Wunwl
Fishers plan Bois d Arc Lake fish kill and public meetings
The Fishers Division of the Game and Fish Commission will conduct a partial fish kill at Bois d Arc Lake on Saturday November 18 starting at 8 am. Fishing licenses required. The event will be followed by a community meeting at Hope High School with local residents and District Assistant to Congressman Hammerschmidt, plus notices of other regional activities and student enrollment figures from Southern State College.
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Game and Fish Commission
Bois d'Arc Lake
Hope High School
Barbara Fuller
Jane Harrison
Theresa Hulsey
Robbie Jackson
Tommy Lavender
Nancy McMillen
Lanette Arringon
Jihm
Kay Coleman
Cathy Feild
Qasid Finscher
Danny Frith
Wight Galloway
Candy Hanus
Debbie Halmes
Twila Hunt
Gene Jones
Kathy Lewis
Charlote Moule
Betty Mortis
David Mortis
Jeanne Pruden
Janice Russell
Crit Stunet TV
Ben Turnes
Shtumy Turner
Cynthia Treat
Charles Ward
Mary Nell Williams
Archie Lantz
John Paul Hammerschmidt
Lanta
Post Office
Johnson Axes for Peace as Vietnam War Pressure Grows
President Johnson summons top military and diplomatic leaders to a White House meeting to discuss Vietnam risk and possible Christmas bombing halts. Westmoreland and Bunker fly in with Komer and other aides to report on progress as polls show his public support dipping. Cabinet session planned with Rusk reviewing international affairs.
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Washington
Johnson
White House
Vietnam
Lincoln
Eisaku Sato
Japan
George Christian
U.S
North Vietnam
Nguyen van Thieu
South Vietnam
Christian
William C. Westmoreland
Ellsworth Bunker
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Dean Rusk
Westmoreland
Bunker
Robert Komer
Earle G. Wheeler
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Richard Helms
Central Intelligence Agency
Walt W. Rostow
Rusk
Louis Harris
Gallup
LBS Calls Leaders to War Meet Amid Vietnam Talks
AP News Digest reports President Johnson summoning military and diplomatic officials to Washington for Vietnam discussions likely to include bombing pause proposals. The article notes antiwar protests, Dean Rusk urging security for South Vietnam, and various political and economic signals shaping the era.
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LBS
AP News
Vietnam
Johnson
Washington
U.S. Army
George Aiken
Europe
House
Federal Reserve Board
Len Everett M. Dirksen
City to Buy Two New Cars for Police
City board approves bids for two police department cars and authorizes a minor storm sewer project on Second Street estimated at about $2000. East 4th Street paving from Hazel to Shover awaits property owner petition before starting.
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Second Street
4Th Street
Hazel
Shover
Village Shopping Center
Red Guns Set Off Major U.S. Ammo Dump At Dak To
North Vietnamese forces shelled the Dak To airstrip and main ammunition dump in the central highlands, destroying two C130 planes and damaging a third. Fire spread to the adjacent special forces camp, housing 500 Montagnard irregulars and 16 U.S. advisers, which was evacuated. A third helicopter was shot down nearby, with eight Americans killed.
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George Esper
Associated Press
Saigon
Dak
Highlands
U.S
Dak To
Special Forces
Cattlemen to Meet on Thursday in Hempstead County
The Hempstead County Cattlemen's Association will meet at the Diamond Cafe Thursday night November 16 at 7 30. Guest speaker Orval Childs head of the Agricultural Department at Southern State College will discuss the world food situation and what beef cattle producers must do to meet growing demands. He will also speak on wintering beef cattle and all Hempstead County cattlemen are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hempstead County Cattlemen’s Association
Diamond Cafe
Leo Ray
Orval Childs
Southern State College
McElroy Bound Over for Hempstead Circuit Court
Fred McElroy, 68, charged with first degree murder in the fatal shooting of his estranged wife Lamour McElroy, 54. He waived preliminary hearing and was bound over for trial. held without bond in Hempstead County jail after arraignment before Municipal Judge John L. Wilson. Also noted: Saratoga High School Senior Class to stage Keep Moving Friday at 7 in the school gym.
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Fred McElroy
Lamour McElroy
Bas Fore
John L. Wilson
Hempstead
Saratoga
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Hope
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Susan Cobb
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Donald McAdams
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