Common Market idea mirrors postwar European unity
In a speech to Isolated Industries in Hot Springs, Tederic G. Donner of General Motors argues tariffs and hidden barriers hinder stateside trade, praising Europe’s postwar Common Market as a model. He credits automobiles as a unifying force linking diverse industries and notes Franco-German partnership reduced conflict, boosting peace and prosperity.
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Tederic G. Donner
General Motors
Donner
Europe
Dominion
Auto Workers Get 62 Percent Pay During Layoffs
Detroit AP reports layoff safeguards in 1964 contracts between GM Ford Chrysler and UAW guarantee at least 62 percent of wages for up to six months and then possibly 50 weekly plus 1.50 per dependent up to four for six more months. SUB funds exceed 332 million across union plans.
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Detroit
United Auto Workers Union
UAW
General Motors
Ward
Automotive Reports
Thanksgiving Union Service Planned Here
The Hope Ministerial Alliance plans an Thanksgiving Union Service Thursday at nine in the First Assembly of God Church. Rev L T Lawrence presides, Dr Lester Sittes leads worship, Mrs Arthur Street plays organ, Rev George C Prentice gives invocation and scriptures, Rev Jerald Schleiff offers the Prayer of Thanksgiving, and Rev Johnnie Beasley delivers the message "Will His People Give Thanks?" The offering funds the alliance, which is low on funds after a year of community work. An invitation is extended to all.
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Hope Ministerial Alliance
Assembly of God Church
L. T. Lawrence
Lester Sittes
Arthur Street
George C. Prentice
Jerald Schleiff
Johnnie Beasley
Alliance
Romney
Regan
Romney Reagan meeting eyed to ease GOP split in 1960s
Michigan Governor George Romney calls for a dialogue with California Governor elect Ronald Reagan to bridge liberal and conservative GOP wings. Reagan, asked about Romney, says he will not become Michigan governor and defends his consistent political views while Romney assails his 1964 ticket support. Rockefeller endorses the dialogue after a 21 hour luncheon, as the two liberal governors vacation together.
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Pott
George Romney
Michigan
Ronald Reagan
California
Romney
GOP
Reagan
San Francisco
Michiigan
Barry Goldwater
Michis
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Rockefeller
Full probe urged into JFK killing on third anniversary
On the Kennedy assassination third anniversary, lawmakers and authors pressed for deeper inquiry. Sen. Long and Arthur Schlesinger Jr. call for further investigation while others defend the Warren Commission. Life magazine urges a new probe challenging shot findings. Gov. Connally disputes the commission on shots.
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Dick Barnes
Washington
John F. Kennedy
Dallas
Russell B. Long
D-La
Kennedy
Arthur M. Schlesinger Jr
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
Warren Commission
Malcolm M. Kilduff
Lee Harvey Oswald
Life Magazine
Texas
John B. Connally
Life
Connally
Long
New Orleans
Senate
Democratic
Oswald
Star Suspends Thanksgiving Publication Schedule
The Star will suspend publication on Thanksgiving Day November 24, observing two other holidays yearly on July 4 and Christmas Day. Regular issues resume Friday November 26.
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The
Star
Grand Prairie youth found guilty of first degree murder
Associated Press Van Buren Ark circuit court found Dennis B. Sossaman 19 of Grand Prairie Texas guilty of first degree murder in the slaying of Kenneth B. Kienlen 19 of Del City Oklahoma last July. The jury recommended life in prison and Judge Carl Creekmore imposed the sentence shortly after verdict. Sossaman had been held without bail since July 31.
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Associated Press
van Buren, Ark
Dennis B. Sossaman
Grand Prairie
Tex
Okahoma
Carl Creekmore
Sossaman
Kenneth B. Kienlen
del City
Okla
Kienlen
Just Used Name of a Dead Man
Police stopped Clyde House Thompson after observing speeding behavior in Charlotte North Carolina. He produced licenses under Eddie Junior Flowe and Isiah Foster and bills in John Jeter’s name claiming the dead man’s identity. He was booked for driving after license revocation and using another’s license to drive.
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Charlotte
N.C
Don Henderson
Eddie Junior Flowe
Isiah Foster
Henderson
John Jeter
Clyde Thompson
Clyde House Thompson
BeBee Church to Hear Rev Riley on Sunday
Rev M S Riley will be guest speaker at BeBee Memorial Church Sunday November 27 at 7 00 pm The Gospel Chorus of Rising Star Baptist Church joins BeBee Church choirs for special music Friends of Dr Riley are asked to attend as the church plans a big send off for the minister and pastor
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M. S. Riley Ware
Be+ Bee Memorial Church
Rising Star Baptist Church
BeBee Church
Dr. Riley
Man Hit and Killed by Car in Forrest City
James Hobbs aged 84 of Forrest City was struck and killed Monday night while crossing a residential street. The driver Harold Pipkins, 20, also of Forrest City, remained at the scene as police investigated the fatal incident.
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Forrest City
Ark
James Hobbs
Harold Pipkins
Hobbs
Thanksgiving Meals For U S Troops In Vietnam
AP report notes U S troops in Vietnam receive hot meals with turkey and trimmings, far surpassing rice and fish of enemy diets. Paul Ignatius cites over 88 percent hot meals, seven pounds per man daily food supply, and 30 ounces of milk per man, asserting superior feeding in this war.
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Bob Horton Washington
U.S
Viet Nam
Southeast Asia
Paul R. Ignatius
Ignatius
Special Census at Pine Bluff
The federal Census Bureau will start a Monday special census in Pine Bluff Arkansas. The effort is estimated to cost about 12300 dollars. City officials say the population has grown to about 60000, up from 53647 in 1964.
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Pine Bluff
Ark
Federal Census Bureau
UN Reflects Russia and China Feud
At the United Nations, Soviet support for seating Red China is lukewarm amid a growing rift with Beijing. Albania and African radicals urge expelling the Nationalists, while Fedorenko rejects a yearlong study and a dual-Chinas seat. US envoy Goldberg signals openness to a committee study. Italy leads the proposal with new cosponsors from Belgium to Trinidad and Tobago.
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United Nations
Moscow
Peking
Soviet Union
China
Albania
General Assembly
Nikolai T. Fedorenko
Fedorenko
U.S
Arthur J. Goldberg
Goldberg
Spa Mayor Asked to Resign After Write-In Defeat
An unsuccessful write-in candidate for the state Senate urged Hot Springs Mayor Dan Wolf to resign, charging he campaigned during work hours for Sen. Q Byrum Hurst who was reelected. Dr. John Hoffman sought impeachment if Wolf refused. the council adjourned without action.
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Hot Springs, Ark
State Senate
Dan Wolf
Hot Springs
John Hoffman
Wolf
Byrum Hurst
Hoffman
Controversy over Kennedy assassination on third anniversary
AP News Digest notes renewed debate over the Kennedy assassination. Witnesses like S.M. Holland challenge the Warren Commission, while Robert F. Kennedy navigates rising political standing. Reports cover Vietnam war morale, radar assisted landings, auto workers’ layoff provisions, Reagan talks, Moscow Beijing UN stance, and regional politics.
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AP News Digest
John F. Kennedy
New Heights
Dallas
Arkansas Supreme Court blocks evolution education appeal
The Arkansas Supreme Court refused to move forward an appeal challenging a law banning the teaching of evolution in public schools. The case involves Susan Epperson, a former biology teacher, and Chancellor Murray Reed's ruling that the act is unconstitutional.
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Little Rock
Arkansas Supreme Court
Pulask
Murray 0. Reed
Susan Epperson
High Court
Local notes from Hope area reports and events
A stolen car case ended with the 1962 Chevrolet found abandoned on West Avenue C in Thorn ton. The Arkansas Optometric Association fall meeting in Little Rock drew practitioners including Dr. Lloyd Guerin and Dr. Emrett Thompson from Hope. Local residents attended Hello Dolly in Little Rock and Cub Scout Pack 92 plans a Tuesday meeting at Brookwood School. Hope Post Office closes Thanksgiving Day November 24 with no rural deliveries. stamps available in the lobby. Schools across Hope and nearby areas will close Thursday and Friday. Pvt Lonnie L. Johnson is stationed in Vietnam with address 2293236 L Co 3rd Battalion 5th Marine Division, USMC. Paul E. Cobb, of Hope, joined 21 other Southern State College students on a Pine Bluff data center field trip. he graduated in 1962 and is a senior business major. Officer Carl D. Ward of Hope earned a proficiency certificate after training at the Arkansas Law Enforcement Training Academy, living at 1407 Pine with wife Norma and son Clay.
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Paul E. Cobb
James Tony Cobb
S. Fulton, Hope
Southern State College
Arkansas Power and L'zht Company
Pine Bluff
Hope High School
Tri C
Carl D. Ward of
Hope
Arkansas Law Enforcement Training Academy
Norma
Clay
Pine
Pilkington Contests Arkansas Lieutenant Governor Vote
Democratic candidate James H. Pilkinton questions the tally from Arkansas November general elections amid controversy over constitutional race results. He proposes seeking an attorney general opinion before a possible contest as Maurice Britt leads unofficial returns. Final totals to be announced after an absentee box count in Searcy County, with disputed certification in Sebastan County and scrutiny of vote patterns alongside Winthrop Rockefeller.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
James H. Pilkinton
Bryant
Pilkinton
Hose of Representatives
Britt Hnally
Sebastan
County Board of Election Commissioners
Jean Carter
Winthrop Rockefeller
Britt
West Wins Phillips County Treasurer Race in Arkansas
Democrat W. T. West defeated incumbent Republican Vance Phillips by nine votes in the November general election. The Searcy County Election Commission certified West with 1,839 votes to Phillips’s 1,813 in precincts, after a court order delayed certification until absentee ballots were counted.
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Marshall, Ark
W. T. West
Vance Phillips
Searcy County Election Commission
West
Phillips
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