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Alex H Washburn comments on right of way at a curbside mailbox near the post office urging traffic to slow to ten mph and police arrests if ignored He links road safety to higher costs from new wire tariffs and newsprint raises and blames government reform for rising prices Rockefeller cancels Arkansas Farm Bureau speech due to illness with return planned after December first
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Alex. H. Washburn
America
Federal Communications Commission
Man and two children drown near East Lake Arkansas
Clarendon Arkansas AP report says Lewis Gist 36 and his children Bixie 9 Neal 4 drowned Sunday about seven miles south at the north end of East Lake. Sheriff H K McKenzie identified the victims from Loyola. They had been in a boat that capsized in the water.
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Clarendon, Ark
Here
East Lake
H. K. McKenzie
Lewis Gist
Bixie
Neal
Luyola
McKenzie
Court Delays Ruling in Georgia Governor Election
The Supreme Court stayed a three judge ruling that the Georgia Legislature cannot elect the next governor. Georgia Attorney General Bolton, backed by the ACLU, sought to delay lower court action until the Supreme Court hears the appeal. A stay to Nov. 27 remains in effect. Governor Sanders to leave office Jan. 10, pending successor.
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Bulletin
Washington
Supreme Court
Georgia
Atlanta
U.S. Supreme Court
The
American Civil Liberties Union
Howard Callaway
Lester Maddox
Ellis Arnall
Atty
Charles Morgan
ACLU
Bolton
Francis Shackelford
Emeret J. Bondurant
Carl E. Sanders
State Hosp to Get a New Piano
Mrs Freeda R Greenan of the Arkansas Association for Mental Health says a piano will be donated to Arkansas State Hospital for patient benefit. The presentation is set for November 23 at 1 30 p m at the hospital. Donors with usable instruments may contact Mrs Greenan at R2 Box 128 Hope or Rev Msgr James E O Connell president of the association at 1765 Tower Building Little Rock.
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Freeda R. Greenan
Arkansas Association For Mental Health, Inc
Arkansas State Hospital
James E. O'Connell
The
Arkansas Association For Mental Health
1765 Tower
Little Rock
Three Deaths On Weekend In Arkansas
The Associated Press reports three traffic deaths occurred in Arkansas over the weekend from Friday 6 p.m. to Sunday midnight. Victims were James E. Roberts 27 of Midway Poinsett County in a two car crash near Judsonia on U S 67, Toka Hunter 60 of Muskogee Oklahoma in a Fort Smith two car crash, and W C Smith 20 of Dardanelle in a car truck crash on U S 67 about half a mile north of Cabot.
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Associateew Press
Arkansas
Associated Press
James E. Roberts
Midway
Poinsett County
U.S. 67
Judsonia
Toka Hunter
Muskogee
Okla
Fort Smith
W. Cc. Smith
Dardanelle
Smith
Cabot
Two Arkansans Die in Wreck Near Giddings Texas
In dense fog on U.S. 290, five people died in a crash six miles east of Giddings. Killed were Pvt James M. Henry of El Dorado Ark Pvt Ned Allen Becker of Searcy Ark Pvt Robert E Chauvin Jr of Abbeville La Milton Jones McClellan and his wife Orie Lee McClellan of Ledbetter Texas.
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Giddings
Tex
Arkansas
Here
U.S
James M. Henry
el Dorado
Ark
Ned Allen Becker
Searcy
Robert E., Chauvin Jr
Abbeville
Milton Jones McClellan
Ledbetter
Orie Lee
Austin
Court Okays Traffic Fines Accounting
Arkansas Supreme Court orders Conway County Chancery Court to hear a tax payers suit seeking an accounting of traffic fines and costs paid into the county treasury. Fifteen taxpayers allege sheriff and collector Marlin Hawkins wrongfully diverted funds from 1955 to 1961. The court remands to circuit court for transfer back to chancery after demurrer ruling.
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Little Rock
Arkansas Supreme Court
Conway County Chancery Court
Marlin Hawkins
Hawkins
Guy Amster
Chancery Court
Equity
Richard “Obley
Circuit Court
Wiley Bean
High Court
Bean
Admission of China Study Seen By U N Diplomats
U N diplomats expect a vote on a year's committee study of admitting Red China to the UN. Italy Belgium Brazil and others plan a resolution urging the General Assembly to appoint a committee to consult Peking assess its willingness to join and abide by the charter. U S Ambassador Goldberg would present the U S view on China after the proposal. Nationalists on Formosa oppose a two China seating while both governments reject that outcome.
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William N. Oatis
United Nations, N.Y
U.N
United States
World Organization
Italy
Belgium
Brazil
U.N. General Assembly
Pee King
U.S
Arthur J. Goldberg
China
Assembly
Attilio Piccioni
Peking
United Nations
Formosa
Security Council
General Assembly
Goldberg
Red
Kennedy Assassination Controversy Three Years On
New York AP notes the Kennedy assassination three years past with ongoing debate over Oswald acting alone or in a conspiracy. The Warren Commission concluded Oswald acted alone from the Texas School Book Depository window, while critics cite witnesses of possible shots from other locations and question the investigation’s completeness.
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New York
John F. Kennedy
Dallas
Tex
Lee Harvey Oswald
Special Investigative Commission
Earl Warren
Commission
Johnson
Warren Commission
Kennedy
Wonn B. Connally
Texas
Lee Harevey
Oswald
Texas School Book Depository
Mark Lane
Warren
Witnnesses
Arkadelphia Man Fatally Stabbed
Arkadelphia sheriff says a 46 year old man was stabbed to death likely with a self made hunting knife. Victim identified as John Robert Bell Jr longtime Arkansas Power and Light employee. Wife hospitalized in shock. police have not yet questioned her.
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Arkadelphia
Ark
Whit Stevenson
Stevenson
John Robert Bell Jr
Arkansas Power & Light Co
Students press for broader conscientious objector draft exemption
At Yellow Springs Ohio a college conference on the Selective Service System adopted a resolution to liberalize conscientious objector status as three students walked out in protest. Frank Shaffer of Lawrence University said the change would exempt those who morally oppose specific wars. Yale students Lanny Davis and John Rothchild joined the walkout, arguing the delegates did not represent the wider academic community.
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Yellow Springs
Ohio
Frank Shaffer
Lawrence University
Appleton
Wis
Yale
Shaffer
Phoenix
Ariz
Antioch College
James P. Dixon
Antioch
Lanny Davis
Jersey City
N.J
John Rothchild
St. Petersburg
Fla
Davis
Rothchild
Shot Fatal to El Dorado Man
Thornton Talley, 54, of El Dorado died in a hospital from a .22 caliber gunshot wound to the left chest. Local authorities charged Lena Davenport Boone, 34, with homicide in the Saturday shooting.
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EL Dorado, Ark
Thornton Talley
el Dorado
Union County
Lena Davenport Boone
Talley
GOPs to Offer Own State of Union Plan
Washington AP House Republican Leader Ford says GOPs will craft a separate State of the Union message after Johnson’s delivery. Dirksen adds an alternate budget if Johnson fails to balance 1967-48 fiscal plan. Republicans plan “positive programs” and aim to tighten aid to education while reshaping antipoverty functions.
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Washington
House
Gerald R. Ford
Johnson
Congress
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Dirksen
Ford
LBJ Keeps Rolling After Surgeries in Central Texas
President Johnson, after two Wednesday operations, drove himself in a white Continental through Texas hill country Sunday despite doctors urging rest. He attended 11 o'clock services at Johnson City Christian church where lay minister Ray Akin announced Johnson had been elected elder.
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Karl R. Bauman
Austin
Tex
Johnson
Texas
James C. Cain
Johnson ‘Iis
Cain
Democrats poised to control Senate for four more years
AP News Digest reports Democrats appear solidly entrenched to hold the Senate beyond 1968 with Republicans weighing their own State of the Union style response and an alternate budget if Johnson’s fiscal plans fail.
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Senate
Congress
Johnson
George Romney
Michigan
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Puerto Rico
Hanoi
West Germany
Christian Democrats
U.N
United States
China
Temperatures in State to Be Warmer
Warmer temperatures and partly cloudy skies are forecast for Arkansas Tuesday. The high is expected in the mid 70s with overnight lows in the 60s. Rain reports include traces at Walnut Ridge and Memphis.
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Arkansas
Associated Press
A. S. Weather Bureau
Memphis
Texarkana
Walnut Ridge
All Around Town Highlights From Patmos PTA And Local Groups
The Patmos PTA meets at 7 30 p m in the school library. Whitfield Masonic Lodge No 239 will confer a Master s Degree at 7 30 p m Tuesday November 22. Girl Scout calendars for 1967 go on sale for 50 cents from Brownie Troops 166 and 60 and Junior Troop 356 and 31. To order call Mrs John May 73542 Mrs Gail Lingard 73076 Mrs Dale Flowers 17 2795 or Mrs Charles Jones 74313. All boys ages 10 to 14 may attend Scout Hut Monday at 7 to discuss scouting with parents. Boy Scout Troop 91, sponsored by the Lions Club, will have their committee present. Mr W L Jackson has been admitted to Wadley s Hospital Texarkana room 210 on second floor. Mrs J D Dee Turnage Christmas Seal Chairman says letters have been mailed to most homes this week and residents should mail Ark ansas Tuberculosis Association contributions promptly. Arkansas State Police records show 568 fatalities on state highways this year, with 49 in September. Hempstead 11 wrecks, Lafayette eight, Nevada three with no deaths. Howard County five wrecks with one death. Shipps Angus Farm Patmos was elected to membership in the American Angus Association at St Joseph Mo.
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Brownie
John May
Gail Lingard
Dale Flowers
Charles Jones
Olen Overturf
Fairpark
The
Lions Club
J. D
Dee) Turnage
Arkansas Tuberculosis Association
Arkansas
Hempstead
Lacfayette
Nevada County
Howard County
Heavy Fighting Flares Anew in Viet Nam Frontline Clash
U S air cavalry clashed with a sizeable North Vietnamese force in the central highlands as helicopters from the 1st Cavalry, Air Mobile, battled near Piet Djereng. The battle, part of Operation Paul Revere 4, saw 45 enemy killed with air strikes and reinforcements continuing amid ongoing ground action nearby.
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Robert Tuckman
Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
Highlands
1St Cavalry
Piet Djer-' Eng
South China Sea
Quang Ngai City
South
Viet Nam
Tay Ninh
U.S. 25Th Infantry Division
Qui Nhon
North
Panhandle
European Reds face reluctant stance on Vietnam policy
East European Communists feel dragged by Hanoi's war push, expressing frustration at the Bulgarian Communist Party Congress. Delegates emphasized China over Vietnam, avoided detailed peace conditions, signaling Moscow and Eastern Europe favor flexibility and an end to the war without insisting on U.S. withdrawal before talks.
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Henry S. Bradsher
Sofia
Bulgaria
Hanai
Europe
Moscow
Viet Nam
U.S
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Arkansans
NEA Radio-Telephoto
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Lbj
AP News Digest
Hollywood
Sunset Boulevard
Sunset Strip
Star
Patmos Pta
Whitfield Masonic Lodge No
W. L. Jackson
Wadley’s Hospital
Shipps Angus Farm
Patmos
Americans Angus Association
St. Joseph, Mo
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