Hope's Trade School Sites Examined by State Committee
A state education committee visited Hope to review proposed sites for a regional vocational trade school. Leo Coker outlined a plan for six state funded trade schools with four new ones, including one in southwest Arkansas, selected after May 15 depending on state revenue.
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State Department of Education
Arkansas
Leo Coker
Pine Bluff
John Cole
Malvern
State Board of Education
Cole
Morrillon
American Jet Fighter Shot Down in Laos
A U S F100 jet escorting a recon RF101 over Laos was shot down near midnight in the panhandle region. Rescue operations for the pilot are under way, Defense Secretary McNamara announced. The mission mirrors last summer’s Laotian‑requested efforts to detect infiltration of North Vietnamese personnel and matériel.
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Washington
Laos
Robert S. McNamara
McNamara
Panhandle
Cattlemen to Meet on Thursday in Hempstead
Hempstead County Cattlemen’s Association will hold a meeting Thursday night November 19 at 7 30 in the Diamond Cafe. Dr Carl Lucker Extension Animal Husbandman from Little Rock and Cecil F Guthrie Hempstead County ASC office manager will be on the program. Lucker will discuss rations for feeding grain under the drought program and Guthrie will discuss the growth program and grain access questions. All cattlemen in the count are invited.
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Hempstead County Cattlemen’s Association
Diamond Cafe
Ned Ray Purtle
Carl Lucker
Little Rock
Cecil F. Guthrie
Hempstead County
ASCS
Lucker
Guthrie
Purtle
Weather Summary for Missouri and Arkansas
Weather report covers W24 hours to 7 am Wednesday with high 75 and low 64 and trace precipitation. Forecast east and south Missouri cloudy and cold through Thursday with light rain tonight and Thursday. Temperatures drop to low 30s nights and upper 30s to low 40s by Thursday. Arkansas mostly cloudy cooler with occasional rain or drizzle today and showers Thursday. highs 58-65 north and 65-74 south. Lows 40s north and central to 40s south.
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Missouri
Arkansas
Arkansas Regional Forecast by The Associated Press
Central Arkansas forecast remains cloudy with continued conditions as officials note pending page two coverage. Areas should expect overcast skies and potential light drizzle, with temperatures mild and a chance of overnight patchy fog.
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Arkansas
Associated Press
Congressmen Tour Pacific at Taxpayer Expense
Ten congressmen and staffers took a 19 day Air Force sponsored tour of Pacific bases from Nov 5 to Nov 24. Critics say costs and motives lack clear defense relevance while some committees with military ties participate. Air Force says it has not calculated total costs and provided limited details.
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Pacific
U.S
Washington
Congressional Committee
Robert S
McNamara
Defense Department
Frank T. Bow
Ohio
House Appropriations Committee
Bow
William G. Bray
Indiana
House Armed Services Committee
Bray
Air Force
Associated Press
Capitol Hill
Congressional
Congress
Far East
Senate
House Post Office and Civil Service Committee
Canada
Aleutians
Japan
Korea
Okinawa
Formosa
Hong Kong
Manila
Guam
Wake Island
Hawaii
Office Thievery: A Growing Corporate Nuisance
NEW YORK. Office thievery is a growing problem as big industries steal rivals' secrets. The speaker laments cluttered desks and recalls personal items and letters nabbed by unseen thieves, musing that desks reveal a frightened mind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
White Preacher Indicted in Slocomb Babysitting Case
Washington County grand jury indicted Rev. Trim Finch a 46 year old White minister from Slocomb Alabama for the reported incident involving a Black 16 year old girl who was alleged to be hired as a baby sitter. Police said Finch listed as pastor of Free Will Baptist Church faced indictment after two days of testimony.
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Chipley
Fla
Washington County
Slocomb
Ala
Trim Finch
Free Will Baptist Church
Kinch
ASC Ballots Go in Mail Wednesday
The ASC election by mail runs Nov 18 to Dec 1 1964 for electing Community Committeemen and Delegates to the County Convention. Ballots mailed Nov 18. must be returned by Dec 1 to the ASCS County Office. If a farmer misses mail ballots he can obtain one by contacting ASCS. Ballots received will be tabulated starting Dec 4. Nominees listed for several districts. eligibility questions decided by the County Committee with appeal to the State Committee.
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ASC
ASCS
Beon
Springhill Briant Bobo
Guy Bobo
T.L. Brint
Wilbur Dearringer
Paul McCormack
Howard Reece
J. E McWilliams
Marion Sparks
W T. Spradling
Autry Wilson
D—Hope
Calvin Hare
Johnnie Kramler
Rennie McMillen
Donald Moore
Neil Osburn
Clayhorne
Rowe
J. C. Russell
W. J. Schooley
Claude Self
Clyde Sexton
E—Fulton & Guernsey
A. O. Bright
Troy Bursos, Sr
BE. H
Cold Front Brings Rains to Arkansas
A stationary cold front over Arkansas will slow and may not move until Friday while more rain and mild temperatures are forecast. Rain fell statewide this morning with Fort Smith reporting 1.10 inches and center Ridge 2.10 inches. Daily highs ranged from the 60s in the north to the 70s in the south. overnight lows from the 40s north to the 50s south.
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Associated Press
Arkansas
U.S. Weather Bureau
Fort Smith
Fayetteville
Little Rock
Dardanelle
Morriston
Centervile
Center Ridge
Fayettevile
Harrison
Pine Bluff
el Dorado
Naval Patrol Plane Falls Near Argentia Base
A U S Navy four engine P3A Orion with ten aboard crashed three miles west of Argentia Naval Base in fog last night. Witnesses reported fire and an explosion as rescue craft searched but found no trace of the aircraft. Identifications of the ten crewmen were withheld.
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Argentia
Mld
U.S. Navy
Argentia Naval Base
Coast Guard
Auto Driver Charged Over Injured Child Incident
An auto driven by J. M. Mitchell struck an abandoned car and pinned Cynthia Jordan, 8, against a yard wall on 5th and 6th Streets. Mitchell faces reckless driving charges as city officers investigate the incident and the child is treated at a local hospital.
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Shover
6Th Streets
J. M. Mitchell
Lewisville
Cynthia Jordan
Clark and
Shirley
Mitchell
U S Appeals to Rebels to Save Missionary
U S Ambassador Godley appealed to Congolese rebel leaders to protect American medical missionary Dr Paul Carlson and evacuate Americans held in Stanleyville. He held rebel authorities responsible for safety and urged contact with OAU and ICRC to enable humanitarian mission and civilian evacuation. Carlson’s status appeared alive in a Stanleyville broadcast.
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Robin Mannock
Leopoldville
the Congo
United States
Paul Carson
U.S
G. McMurtrie Godley
Christophe Gbenge
Stanleyville
Godley
Dr. Carlson
International Committee of the Red Cross
OAU
Organization of African Unity
ICRC
Jomo Kenyatta
Kenya
Carlson
AP News Digest Highlights Global Tensions and Domestic Politics
AP News Digest reports terrorism at Salon airport injuring Americans and Vietnamese, diplomatic efforts to recover kidnapped man in Cairo, and Soviet leadership reshuffles. U S appeals for release of Dr Paul Carlson. Air Force hosts congressional staff on Pacific tour. Johnson drives legislative push as rail mediators seek to avert strikes. Ball optimistic on NATO talks. Johnson hosts wife on 30th anniversary. Weather and drought impacts noted. Jack Ruby nears jail year end. Arkansas section notes The Jonesboro Sun gains AP citations and budget talks as legislature debates teacher salaries.
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Denvolists
Salon
UAR
Io Cairo
Nikia Khrushchev
United States
Paul Carlson
Washington
Air Force
Johnson
George W. Ball
Europe
Jack Ruby
New England
Arkansas
Jonesboro Sun
Associated Press Managing Fictors Association
Legislative Council
Marion Crank
Boy Set Fire to Mother’s Mobile Home in Reunion Plan
A 10 year old boy told police he started a fire at his mother's Mobile residence to reunite his parents. Detective Fairlee Morgan said the boy believed his father lived in Montgomery and that burning the house would force his mother to go there. The blaze caused little damage and was stopped early.
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Mobile
Ala
Fairlee Morgan
Montgomery
Hope Bobcars aim for second district title on Appreciation Night
All Around Town Friday marks Appreciation Night for the Hope Bobcars who chase a repeat district football crown. Arkadelphia stands as the lone obstacle as Hope seeks a sizable victory. Local fans urged to attend the season finale Friday night to honor a strong year of football.
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Hope Bobcars
Arkadelphia
Hope Boys
Bobcat
McNamara Plans 95 More Military Base Closures
Secretary Robert McNamara announced 95 additional military bases to be eliminated. The cuts will be phased over years and save about 900 million dollars annually without degrading capabilities, affecting shipyards, air bases, army bases, and other facilities, large and small, on top of 574 prior actions.
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Washington
Robert’ Ss. McNamara
McNamara
Drive to Aid the Mentally Retarded in Hempstead County
Elmer Brown will chair the distribution of school collection envelopes in Hempstead County for the Arkansas Association for Retarded Children in November. This solicitation is the sole method this year and urges contributions via the envelope sent home with children. The National Association for Retarded Children, founded in 1950, advocates welfare, research, and community programs for the mentally retarded of all ages.
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Elmer Brown
Hempstead
Arkansas Association For Retarded Children
Association For Retarded Children
National Association For Retarded Children
Americas
National Association For
Egg Plant Topic Highlights Kiwanis Meeting
Jim Pruden of Kroger Hope spoke on egg industry phases including grading sizing handling time temperature labeling and distribution. Before his talk Cissie Ellis and Marjorie Herndon urged support for the Powder Puff football game at Hammons Stadium with girls from Hope High set to play and proceeds funding a new stadium loud speaker.
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Jim Pruden
Kroger Company
Hope
Hope Kiwanis Club
Cissie Ellis
Marjorie Herndon
Hammons Stadium
Hope High School
Loan to Southern State College for dormitories approved
The Community Facilities Administration approved a 1,020,000 loan to Southern State College of Magnolia to finance construction of two three story dormitories housing 96 men and 192 women students.
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Washington
The
Community Facilities Administration
Southern State College of Magnolia
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Antoine
J. Marion Adams
J.C. Ruppert
Walter Hudson
Stamps
Leon Coker
Robert Webb
Talbot Feild Jr
Hone
Chamber of Commerce
Contax
Alex. H. Washburn
By Barry Schweid
Canaries
Gen. Custer
the Little Big Horn
George
William [Jennings Bryan
Naval
Natrobi
Christophe Gbenye
Gbenye
Jomo Kenya
AP News Digest
Georgetown University
East Campus
Walsh Area
Bill Chinton
Hot Springs
Ark
Virginia Cassidy
Arkansas Elks
Edith Cassidy
Dale Bonds
Star
James G. Willis
Hope, Ark
Strategic Air Command
Sgt
Willis
University of Indiana
Bunker Hill Afb
Ind
Lawrence Easterling
Paisley Pta
Lois M. Purtell
Kenneth Petre
Beauty Counselor Cosmetics
Texar
Kana
Kiwanis Meet
Southern State
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