County Wins State Award in Forestry
Arkansas Farm Bureau Federation leaders spoke at the state meeting on cotton policy choices for December 1964. Arkansas officials urged flexible acreage controls, expanded exports, and better rural road funding to reduce surplus. county bureaus reported record 1963 memberships and promoted local farm products.
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Little Rock
Secretary of Agriculture
Shuman
American Farm Bureau Federation
Arkansas Farm Bureau Federation
Harald Ohlendorf
Osceola
Ohlendorf
Arkansas
Ohlendoef
Ohiendorf
Craighead County
Arkansas Weather Forecast From Station Report
Weather summary for 24 hours ending 7 a.m. Tuesday notes a high of 54 and a low of 38 with clear to partly cloudy skies in the north and central areas and more clouds in the south. Cooler temperatures expected through Wednesday, with tonight’s low near 30 to the northwest and low 40s southeast. Highs Wednesday between 54 and 60. Continued on page two.
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Arkansas
Farm City Week Observed in Hope by Kiwanis Luncheon
Hope Kiwanis sponsors Farm City Week to promote friendship and understanding. Free downtown parking noted. Honored guest Aubrey Wilson and his wife as Farm Family of Hempstead received the Hope Star plaque. Other honorees included Chamgee 4-H winners Wallace Byers and Caroline Waele.
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Hope
Champion Farm Family
Hempstead
Aubrey Wilson
Kiwanis
Chamgee
Policeman, Communist Laid to Rest
Dallas era report recalls Kennedy's funeral and the linked fates of Patrolman J D Tippit and Lee Harvey Oswald. Oswald shot Kennedy and Tippit, was killed by Jack Ruby, while the Communist's burial was private in Fort Worth. The narrative links a national tragedy to local events and figures in Dallas.
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Capitol
John F. Kennedy
Pennsylvania Avenue
15Th Street
St. Matthew's Cathedral
Dallas
Tex
Arlington National Cemetery
Fort Worth
Lee Harvey Oswald
Marine Corps
Soviet
Russia
State’ Department
J. D. Tippit
Oswald
Jack Ruby
Oswald Sought Cuban Visa for Trip to Soviet Union
The Cuban government said Lee Harvey Oswald sought a visa on September 27 to pass through Cuba en route to the Soviet Union. Havana radio reported the request was denied because he lacked authorization from the Soviet authorities.
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Miami
Fila
Lee Harvey Oswald
John F. Kennedy
Cuba
Soviet Union
Oswald
Havana
Raul Roa
U S French Relations May Improve
President Johnson and Charles de Gaulle agreed to meet in Washington early next year signaling a possible thaw in tense U S French relations. Johnson announced the meeting after a private 18 minute talk during a Kennedy funeral reception with foreign dignitaries.
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Richard K. Omalley
Washington
Johnson
Charles de Gaulle
John F. Kennedy
de Gaulle
Kennedy
Some Notes on Toughest Job in Entire World The Presidency
New York AP notes the presidency as the world's toughest job. It lists longevity by era, mentions Adams as durable at 90 years, Harrison's death from pneumonia after a long inaugural, Kennedy as youngest elected and died, Garfield shot at 49, and Lincoln Hoover Kennedy among those reaching 70 or more. It cites pensions for presidential widows since 1958.
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U.S
New York
United States
Lyndon B. Johnson
John Adams
Thomas Jefferson
William Henry Harrison
Tippecanoe
Capitol
John Tyler
Tyler
White House
Warren G. Harding
Zachery Taylor
Franklin, D. Roosevelt
John F. Kennedy
James A. Garfield
Herbert Hoover
Abraham Lincoln
John ¥. Kennedy
Garfield
William McKinley
Buffalo
N.Y
Out of Congress
Man Charged in Fatal Shooting at Coleman Tavern
Lin Coleman, 54, of Marked Tree, is bound over to the March term of Poinsett Circuit Court on a first degree murder charge for the fatal shooting of Ray Harp, 44, also of Marked Tree, outside the Coleman tavern after an inside argument with Coleman's 17 year old son, James. Coleman waived preliminary hearing and was released on $5,000 bond.
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Marked Tree
Ark
Lin Coleman
Ray Harp
Poinsett Circuit Court
Coleman
Harp
James
Michael D. Braden
James Braden
Hope Rt
First Marine Division of
Camp Pendleton
Calif
Army
C. BE. Hilfott
J. B. Elliott
Hope, Ark
Port Hood
Texas
Phoenix
Arizona
Governors Asked to Aid Rights Bill
Washington AF In his first address as president Leadon B. Johnson urged 35 governors to back Kennedy era civil rights and an $11 billion tax cut. He stressed continuity and cooperation, praising foreign policy aims, and received a standing ovation after a 20 minute speech. Governors Rockefeller and Scranton voiced support for enacting a broad civil rights bill and the tax cut.
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Washington
Leadon B. Johnson
John F. Kennedy
White House
Johnson
U.S
Rial Johnson
Nelson Rockefeller
New York
William Scranton
Pennsylvania
Bobcat Football Team Prints Available This Week
Fans may order 8x10 photographs of the Champion Bobcat Football Team from Hope Star at $1.03 including tax. 16x20 prints available from the same negative. large size price pending print quantity. Orders must be received before Thanksgiving for a single printing run.
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Bobcat
Hope Star
Indictment of Jack Ruby in Oswald Slaying
Dallas County District Attorney Henry Wade announces that Jack Ruby was indicted today on murder charges for the slaying of Lee Harvey Oswald, the man accused of assassinating President Kennedy.
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Wallasalz
Dist. Atty
Henry Wade
Jack Ruby
Lee Harvey Oswald
Kenney
Gops Call a Truce in Politics
Rockefeller and Goldwater suspend political activity for 30 days in mourning Kennedy. Rockefeller will not seek the GOP nomination during the period and will limit public duties to official ones. Goldwater cancels appearances and awaits Johnson's course, urging restraint from opposition. Other GOP leaders consider a nationwide silence to aid national security and stability.
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Jack Bell
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
John F. Kennedy
Rockefeller
New York State
Goldwater
Kennedy
Johnson
William E. Miller
National Republican Committee
Hugh Scott
R-Pa
Leverett Saltonstall
South
Johnson Orders Full Report on Kennedy and Oswald
President Johnson directed the FBI to prepare a detailed report on the Kennedy assassination andOswalds shooting, with all facts made public. He urged full cooperation from federal agencies amid calls for congressional inquiry into the events.
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Edmond Lebreton
Washington
Johnson
FBI
John F. Kennedy
Lee Harvey Oswald
White House
Hale Boggs
Louisiana
House
Man Seen On Roof Traced To IRS Building InDC
Police searched the seven story roof of the Internal Revenue Service Building in Washington amid a report a man with a weapon was seen there near the Justice Department entrance used by Robert F Kennedy. No one was found on the roof. investigators planned an all day watch and checks of elevators and vacant rooms.
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Washington
My Internal Revenue Service
Justice ‘Department
Robert F. Kennedy
General Services Administration
David M. Randall
Itrnl Revenue Service
IRS Guard Office
16Th Street
Constitution Avenue
10Th Street
Robert Kennedy
Justice Department
Kennedy
Department
Internal ‘Revenue Service
Eagles to aid Dallas policeman's widow in JFK era
President Johnson will join Philadelphia Eagles players in contributing funds to the widow of Dallas policeman J D Tipptt. NFLPA president Pete Retzlaff said the team will give part of their pay. Cliff Carter relayed that Johnson wanted to join the effort.
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Philadelphia
Johnson
Philadelphia Eagles
Dallas
J.D. Tipptt
Pete Retzlaff
National Football League Players’ Association
Eagles
John F. Kennedy
Cliff Carter
Retzlaff
Wirges asks review of sentence in Arkansas libel case
In Little Rock publisher Gene Wirges asks the Arkansas Supreme Court to review a one day jail term for contempt after he refused to name the author of the Birdtown Birdie column involved in a libel suit. The court also reinstated Wirges petition seeking an order to force Bean to produce a transcript of a March 23 proceeding where Wirges says he was harshly treated.
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Little Rock
Gene Wires
Morriston
Arkansas Supreme Court Today
Autor
Wiley W. Bean
Wirges
Bean
Ibel
Conway County
Tom Scott
Scott
Supreme Court Today
Birdtown Birdie
Witges
Supreme Court
Hope Lions plan annual Christmas auction in December
Hope Lions Club outlined a three day Christmas auction December 2 3 4 to raise about 2000 to assemble 100 baskets of fruit food candy and gifts for needy families. Volunteers and committees were named with Bill Routon heading procurement Wallis Monroe the headquarters and L F Slayton the auction committee chair.
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Hope Lions Club
Hope
Bill Routon
Wallis Monroe
Johnson Shifts to White House Duties on First Full Day
President Lyndon B. Johnson moves into full time White House governance after Kennedy funeral duties. He meets foreign dignitaries Joe Gaulle delegation and prepares a Congress address amid budget and tax talks with Dillon. Johnson signals continuity with Kennedy policies and schedules meetings with leaders from Britain Philippines Germany and Canada.
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Washington
Lyndon B. Johnson
Oval Office
White House
Congress
Secretary of the Treasury
Douglas Dillon
Council of Economic Advisers
Johnson
Spring Valley
Kennedy
Alec Douglas-Home
Philippines
Diosdado Macapagal
Ludwig Erhard
State Department
Charles de Gaulle
France
Lester Pearson
Canada
Hayato Ikeda
Japan
de Gaulle
United States
Thanksgiving Publication Pause At Star Newspaper
The Star will suspend publication on Thanksgiving Day as one of three holiday issues this year. Christmas and July 4 also halt production, with regular issues resuming Friday, November 28.
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The
Star
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Associated Press
Bulletin
Gops
Hope-Arkadelphia
Booster Club
Bob Westbrook
Jesse Brown
Nounces
VFW
Highway 67
Hope Ministerial Alliance
First Baptist
B. J. Willhire
Executive Mansion
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