SBA Has Big Role in State Economy
Arkansas SBA loans in 1964 totaled 159 worth 5.71 million dollars, aiding diverse small businesses from newspapers to radio stations. Branch manager Chris Ferguson notes loans bridge banks and finance longer term needs, with direct and participation loans, plus $25,000 Economic Opportunity Loans to be added. Demand remains strong, prompting limits on some loan types until the SBA revolving fund is replenished in 1965.
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Alvin Schay
Little Rock
Fall Business Administration
Federal
Jfgericy Cent i
Arkansas
SBA
aChris
JSBA
Witt
Arkansas City
Thut Fergu
Johnson
Pathe Ferguson
Pt Wrcrauant 2
Arkansan
San
Ferguson
Rom
Star City
Congress
Woman killed when car hits cinder block house near base
Mrs Adean Elam 28 of Kingsland Arkansas died when her car left the road and struck a cinder block house near McGuire Air Force Base New Jersey. Her husband Staff Sgt James S Elam, attached to a strategic air command unit was reported.
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Mcguire Air Force
Base
Adean Elam
Kingsland
Cleveland County
Ark
James S. Elam
Strategic Air Comman
Loren in Rome outshines NBC medical reel in TV bias (AP)
New York AP reports Thursday night television mixed travelogue and romance. NBC aired a Kildare and Gillespie studio Rome segment blending romance with a disease case. ABC followed with Sophia Loren in Rome a witty travelogue featuring Rome's sights and a coin to the Trevi Fountain. Loren's program drew praise for photography and humor, while Mickey may be shifted to make room for Shin Dig pop music.
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New York
NBC
Kildare
Gillespie
ABC
Sophia Lovén
Rome
Miss Loren
Trevi
Lor‘en
Hadrian's Tomb
Sheldon Reynolds
Mickey
Sammee’ Teng
Birth control pioneer Margaret Sanger advocates government action
Margaret Sanger says population growth cannot be controlled without government backing and education for the poor. She cites Japan as a model, doubts India's language barrier can be overcome, notes a shift in the Catholic Church, and praises contraception over abortion while urging drug developments and injectable infertility.
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Tucson
Ariz
Margaret Sanger
Mrs. Sanger
Sanger
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Ilan
Japan
India
GOP to Turn to the Little Contributor
Republican treasurer Middendorf says the party will again tap the broad middle income field with $10 annual gifts to fund an estimated 1.5 billion dollar budget next year. He notes a surge in small donations after Goldwater’s nomination amid calls for confidence in party leadership.
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Larry Osius Washington
William Middendorff
GOP
I, Hammex
Tong
Republican
Dean Burch
National Broadcasting Co
Jamaica
National Committee
J. Caleb
Boggs
Thruston B. Morton
Ucky
Burch
Morton
Middendorf
Barr Goldwater
Republican National Committee
Kennedy Memorial at Arlington Planned by McNamara
Secretary McNamara will reveal the approved permanent memorial design for John F. Kennedy at Arlington National Cemetery. Architect John E. Warnecke and Kennedy family officials confirm the plan, with a wooden fence and temporary markers removed by the time of dedication. A federal judge also dismissed the NEA suit seeking higher overseas teacher salaries, suggesting Congress as a better venue for such action.
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Robert S. McNamara
Arlington National Cemetery
John F. Kennedy
McNamara
John E. Warnecke
Kennedy
Commission of Tine Arts
National Capital Planning Commission
Arlington
Army
National Education Association
Defense Department
Dist
George L. Jart Jr
Congress
NEA
Alabama Democrats Face Primary Dilemma in 1966
In Alabama 1966, Democrats struggle to meet the 20 percent vote threshold for a state- funded primary after a GOP landslide. Barry Goldwater carried the state in 1964, five Republicans won Congress, and locals shifted toward a two party system as the GOP gains mounted. Republican leaders claim a strong two party era has begun.
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Rex Thomas Montgomery
Ala
Alabama
Eisenhower
Barry Goldwater
Balbana
Goldwater
Congress
NEA finds overseas schools cost less than in U S cities
Civil Aeronautics Board probes a Pan American Boeing 707 flight from Honolulu to Los Angeles after a sudden violent descent 37 000 feet high. The jet dropped about 925 500 feet, then recovered, with 91 passengers and nine crew on board not injured. Passengers reported airsickness. plane landed safely at Los Angeles International Airport.
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U.S
NEA
Washington
Civil Aeronautics Board
Honolulu
Los Angeles
Pan American World Airways
Los Angeles International Airport
Pope Paul VI Receives Shakespeare Folio At Vatican
In Rome a 1923 first folio edition of Shakespeare caused a mix up during a Papal blessing when a Royal Stratford Shakespeare Company member handed it to Pope Paul VI. The aide walked off with the book before it was realized as a gift and the item was returned after a brief explanation.
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Rome
Paul VI
Britain
Royal Stratford Shakespeare Company
Dorothy Tulln
Vatican
Ecumenical Council
John C. Heenan
New York
Pope Paul VI
United States
Canada
Alberto Giovannetti
Giovannetti
Alabama poised to stay Republican as Civil Rights debate lingers
Democratic leaders faced a Gulf Coast electoral rout with dismay and intraparty strife. They blamed Gov. George C. Wallace for the setback, questioned loyalty to the national ticket, and urged party reorganization and a loyalty oath to keep Republicans from Democratic primaries.
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Alabama
George C. Wallace
Hope Star publication details and staff in 1929
The Hope Star or Star Publishing Co lists offices at 212.14 South Walnut Hope Arkansas with key staff including Editor and Publisher Alex H Washburn Managing Editor Paul H Jones Advertising Mgr Donal Parker and Circulation Manager C M Pad Rogers Jr The notice confirms second class postage and AP membership and states the paper is published weekdays in Hope Arkansas with AP dispatches for republication rights.
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Star Publishing CO
C. &. Palmer
Alex H. Washburn
Secy-Treas
Star
South
Walnut Street
Hope
Arkansas
Paul H. Jones
Donal Parker
Mgr
C. M
Pad) Rogers, Jr
Nunez arraigned on charge tied to Humphrey visit
Humphrey arrival in the Virgin Islands on vacation was followed by the arrest of Humphrey associate Nunez. Nunez was arraigned Thursday and ordered held in $500 bail for a trial. U S Secret Service agents linked the arrest to the trip in the Virgin Islands. A police official said the charge will likely be dropped when Humphrey leaves the islands November 20. Honeybees do not pollinate red clover, but bumblebees do.
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Humphrey
Nunez
U.S. Secret Service
Virgin Islands
Islands
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