Dirksen Opposes Disclosure Law for Congress
AP analysis notes Senate Republican leader Everett Dirksen rejects a proposed law requiring congressional income and asset disclosures. He argues against being a second class citizen while critics highlight ethics concerns from cases involving Baker, Boykin, Johnson, Byrnes and other officials. Calls for transparency persist to maintain public confidence in government.
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John W. Byrnes
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Commission On Ethics
Minister finds little prejudice in South Africa
Rev. C. W. Parnell, pastor of Johannesburg Baptist Church, returned from a U.S. study tour saying he found no rabid segregationists or Ku Klux Klan sympathy among local hosts. He noted many Africans see progress toward integration and cited Americans’ belief in gradual change despite visible race tensions. He attributed optimism to church circles and political leadership shaping public attitudes.
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United States
C. W. Parnell
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Common Mit Turns Sour for Americans
New York AP report shows American business leaders reassessing international commerce prospects as the European Common Market’s promise fades and Communist trade offers emerge. Executives from Pillsbury Investors Diversified Services Chrysler discuss reviving free world trade while negotiating tariff debates shaped by the 1962 Trade Expansion Act amid farm- goods tariff disputes.
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Georgia
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Chrysler Corp
ALC to Review Agency Audits in Fayetteville
The Legislative Joint Audit Committee will review eight state agency audits at its Fayetteville meeting on Saturday. The session mirrors Arkansas Razorback homecoming against Texas Tech. Audits cover the Osteopathic Examiners Board Contractors Licensing Board State Auditor's Office Bank Department Cashier's Office of the Revenue Department Girls Training School Municipal Aid Fund and War Memorial Stadium.
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River Readings Divided Over Tariff Return Debate
Reported discussions show mixed views on reviving high tariff policies. Support leans toward protectionist measures in industrial sectors, while opponents warn of cost to consumers and trade tensions. Local observers note economic fears and political signaling ahead of elections.
Sororities Donate To Fund UA Auditorium
Sororities at the University of Arkansas and independent residence halls gave a 2620 dollar check to start an auditorium construction fund. They forewent homecoming floats to support the project, citing insufficient all school entertainment facilities. The move was opposed by the Arkansas Traveler and the Interfraternity Council. After Kennedy's assassination, homecoming festivities were canceled and signs not displayed. Dr. David W. Mullins said the need is being carefully considered in planning.
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Fayetteville
John F. Kennedy
David W. Mullins
Young Democrats in Arkansas Honor Profiles in Courage
The Arkansas Young Democrats Club plans to contribute a volume titled Profiles in Courage, written by the late President John F. Kennedy. The effort reflects ongoing youth party activism and historical commemoration in Little Rock.
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Arkansas Young Democrats 'Club
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Audits Filed for Eight Arkansas State Agencies
Fayetteville Arkansas AP The Legislative Joint Auditing Committee reviewed and filed audits of eight state agencies in a Saturday meeting. Sen Q Byrum Hurst chaired and named two committees to draft goodwill messages to President Johnson and Arkansas senators Bolin and McClellan. Agencies audited included Osteopathic Examiners, Contractors Licensing Board, State Auditor, Bank Department, Cashier's Office of Revenue, Girls Training Schools, Municipal Aid Fund, and War Memorial Stadium.
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Ark
Legislative Joint Auditing Committee
Q. Byrum Hurst
Hot Springs
Lyndon B. Johnson
Arkansas
J. William Bolotiat
John L. McClellan
Board of Osteopathic Examiners
Contractors Licensing Board
State Auditor's Office
Bank Department
The
Revenue Department
Girls Training Schools
Municipal Aid Fund
War Memorial Stadium
Tennessee dental student dies in Memphis traffic crash
James A. Davis, 22, a University of Tennessee dental student from Russellville Arkansas, was killed Saturday in a Memphis traffic accident. He was partially thrown from his car after it collided with another vehicle.
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Memphis
James A. Davis
University of Tennessee
Russellville, Ark
Davis
Kennedy Themed Dedication At State College Young Democrats
A state college with a Young Democrats chapter plans a memorial inscription for John F Kennedy. The inscription honors Kennedy as a model of courage and public service, reflecting the college's civic engagement and student political activity.
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