Tshombe Detained by Nasser Amid Cairo Summit Controversy
Congo Premier Moise Tshombe remains under house arrest in Cairo after being barred from a nonaligned nations summit. Egyptian authorities deploy 30 intelligence agents and blockaded UAR and Algerian embassies in Leopoldville. Tshombe protests with letters while Cairo asserts he will be held until blockades end.
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Cairo
Moise Tshombe
Congo
Tshombe
United Arab Republic
Leopoldville
U.A.R
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Katanga
Patrice
Lumumba
Check With SS in Event of a Death
Otis A. Blackwood in Texarkana urges inquiry at the Social Security office when a family death occurs to learn about survivors benefits. He notes benefits can help keep families intact and that many young children gain support even if the father is the primary earner. Visit or contact the Texarkana office for information.
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Social Security Office
Otis A. Blackwood
Social Security
Texarkana
Mr. Blackwood
Weather Experiment Station report for 24 hours ending
Weather data covers 24 hours ending 7 a m Thursday with a high of 71 and a low of 37. Arkansas Regional Forecast by The Associated Press notes central Arkansas will see fair skies and light winds as the day advances with no significant changes anticipated.
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Arkansas
Associated Press
Final Rites for Jake T Moore
Funeral services for Jake T. Moore formerly of Hope who died Tuesday in Hot Springs will be held at 11 a.m. Saturday at Eureka Baptist Church of Hot Springs. Burial will be at 2 p.m. in Scott's Memorial Gardens of Hope. Hicks Funeral Home in charge. Survivors include his wife Lizzie R. Moore and a son James Moore of Hot Springs.
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Jake T. Moore
Hope
Hot Springs
Eureka Baptist Church of
Scott's Memorial Gardens of
Hicks Funeral Home
Lizzie R. Moore
James Moore
U S Marking Time on Viet Nam Policy
Secretary of State Dean Rusk denied that the Johnson administration was marking time on South Viet Nam policy due to the election. He said decisions would be made without political campaign influence and warned Cuba and Indonesia against actions affecting the Western Hemisphere. Rusk noted debates involved war and peace in Viet Nam amid questions following Macapagal's visit to Johnson.
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John M. Hightower
Washington
Dean Rusk
Johnson
South Viet Nam
Rusk
Castro
Indonesia
Philippines
Pcific
United States
Diosdado Macapagal
World Series postpones Nixon fund raising dinner
In St Louis the World Series caused the postponement of a $100 a plate Richard Nixon fundraising dinner planned for October 13. Missouri Republican national committeeman Walter C Ploeser said the event is rescheduled for October due to local and visiting fans interest in the World Series.
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ST. Louis
Richard M. Nixon
Walter C. Ploeser
Missouri
Republican National
Ploeser
St. Louisans
Mrs Butler Wins Opening Hope Star Letter Prize
Mrs. Butler of Lewisville Road won the opening ten dollar cash prize in Hope Star's monthly letter contest for the best letter to the editor. The prize recognized her September 28 letter about East 14th Street in Hope. The Star offers ten dollars monthly from September through June plus four hundred dollars in June 1965 for the top high school essays, totaling five hundred dollars in prizes. Essay submissions must go through students' schools, with final judging by the newspaper. no publication occurs until after the June award.
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Marjorie
Billy Joe) Butler
Lewisville Road
Hope Star
Butler
East 14Th St
Hope
The
Star
Hampstead
Nevada
Arkansas Banks Show Asset Increase and Higher Deposits
The Associated Press reports that sixty two Arkansas national banks held total assets of 960 million dollars as of June 30 last year, up from 831 million in 58 banks the year before. Deposits rose from 803 million in June 1963 to 871 million last June, according to Comptroller of the Currency James J. Saxon.
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Associated’ Press
Washington
Arknsas
James J. Saxon
Birthdays Grow More Important With Age
In a reflective column, the author muses on birthdays as people age past 40. Birthdays shift from playful loot to meaningful milestones, symbolizing endurance and the gift of another year. The piece uses Henry O'Casey as a portrait of aging and notes how society treats age and celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyle
Office
Firemen Put Out Clothing Blaze at East Avenue Home
Hope Fire Department responded to a fire at 204 East Avenue A the home of Linda Currey. Fire Chief James Cobb said clothing atop a water heater caught fire causing damage confined to the washroom.
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Hope
East Avenue A
Linda Currey
James Cobb
Judges resist plan to replace county courts in Arkansas
Eight county judges warned the Legislative Council committee about proposed changes that would remove judicial authority from judges and replace the quorum court with a seven member supervisory board, potentially creating a county manager form of government and risking rural representation.
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Little
Justices of the Peace
Humphrey Loses 3 Wrist Watches at Sharon Pa Rally
Sen Hubert H Humphrey, Democratic vice presidential nominee, reports three wrist watches and cuff links taken by well wishers after a speech in Sharon Pennsylvania. He notes the grabbing crowds caused the loss and expects more incidents as the campaign continues.
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Washington
Hubert H. Humphrey
Sharon
Call Issued for 800 in Draft
Defense Department calls for 7,800 men to be drafted in December, 800 fewer than November. All draftees to be assigned to the Army.
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Washington
Defense Department
Army
Drunk Pilot Factor in Two Fatal Light Plane Crashes
Civil Aeronautics Board reports Wednesday that intoxication of the pilots was a factor in two separate fatal light plane crashes this year. One pilot was to ferry a Piper PA-12 from Paragould Arkansas to Marianna Florida via Dyersburg Tennessee on February 21. the crash occurred near Ripley Tennessee. Post-mortem showed a blood alcohol of 0.23 percent. The other crash began from McAllen Texas on April 22 and ended near San Carlos Texas.
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Washington
Civil Aeronautics Board
Paragould
Ark
Marianna
Fla
Dyersburg
Tenn
Ripley
Shey Cab
McAllen
Tex
San Carlos
New Strike Looms in Auto Plant
Detroit AP report says a new strike looms as UAW and AMC bargain over profit sharing and pension funds. Talks halted over a 1961 profit-sharing plan used to fund fringe benefits and stock purchases for 26,000 UAW workers. If no agreement by AMC contract expiry on October 15, a strike will occur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Schroeder
Detroit
General Motors
United Auto Workers
American Motors Corp
Douglas Fraser
UAW
AMC
Edward L. Cushman
Cushman
Fraser
Charges LBJ in Deception and Double Talk
Senator Barry Goldwater accused President Johnson of political double talk and deception about his own record and Goldwater’s. He spoke in a Lub bock address after stops in New Jersey and amid heckling, while Johnson pressed farm policy claims in Raleigh and Des Moines.
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Jack Bell
Lubbock
Tex
Barry Goldwater
Johnson
Southwest
New Jersey
Goldwater
Raleigh
Des Moines
Iown
Hot Spring County Officials Oppose Gambling
Malvern Ark AP Hot Spring County elected officials have filed a resolution against legalized gambling. Rev Harold Presley of Churches United Against Gambling read the document naming signers including Sheriff M R Gill County Judge Neil Phelan County Clerk Paul Sheffield and others. The ad will run in the Malvern Daily Record.
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Malvern
Ark
Hot Spring County
Garland County
Harold Presley
Hot Springs
Virgil T. Fletcher
Benton
Q. Byrum Hurst
Fletcher
Hurst
Hot Spring
Garland
Saline
Clark
Presley
Gill
Johnson aims for biggest election victory in history
President Johnson tells Midwest crowds he seeks the largest victory ever but warns supporters not to become overconfident. Senator Goldwater accuses Johnson of political double talk, while Mrs. Johnson is met with cheers and heckling during South Carolina stops. Mrs. Barry Goldwater campaigns quietly in Columbus, Ohio. NATO experts say Russia lacks assets to threaten the Polaris fleet. Nasser holds Congo premier Tshombe as guards seal U.A.R. Embassy. Vatican council members criticize lay involvement as vague. Mississippi salt mine tests underground blast detection. A government scientist says no single method will help all quitters. Arkansas notes higher pay in August, with Hot Spring County opposing legalized gaming. Municipal League ends with anti-urban financial need resolutions. Conway County Grand Jury may wrap up. An Arkansas educator brands Barry Goldwater an enemy of schools. Miss Arkansas Karen Carlson’s governor lawn party a surprise.
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Johnson
Midwest
Sen
Barry Goldwater
Lyndon Johnson
South Carolina
Columbus
Ohio
Arkansas
Hot Spring
Arkansas Municipal League
Legislative Council
Orval
Faubus
Municipal League
Conway County
Karen Carlson
Paroled man among 89 released by Arkansas board
Earl Williams, 42, of Pine Bluff, convicted of involuntary manslaughter for a highway collision near Pine Bluff on Aug 3, 1963, is among 89 convicts paroled by the Arkansas Pardon and Parole Board. He was convicted Oct 14, 1963, in Jefferson Circuit Court. Three others were injured. Williams is father to nine children.
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Little Rock
Earl Williams
Pine Bluff
State Pardon and Parole Board
Jefferson Circuit Court
Williams
All Around Town Highlights From Hope Arkansas News
Mrs Lex Helms Jr and Mrs John Hatley attended the Golden Anniversary of the Arkansas Fine Arts Club in Little Rock. The event included a luncheon with Mrs Winthrop Rockefeller and a program titled Century of Fashions. Also noted are World Series visits by local residents to St Louis, reunions at Henderson State Teachers College, Lions Club activities, and military trainees from Hope. Names include R E Smiley Sue and Gene, Thurman Ridling, Earl O Neal, James H Jones, Johnny Turner, Dub Flowers, Jerrol Harriet, Paul W McCormack Jr, Jerry Dwayne Garner, Wendell A Powell, and ships USS H BE Yarnell.
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Lex Helms Jr
John Hatley
Arkansas Fine Arts Club
Little Rock
Art Center
Helms
Hope
Hatley
Winthrop Rockefeller
St. Louis
R. E. Smiley
Sue
Gene
Thurman Ridling
Earl O'Neal
The
Lions of Arkansas
Johnny Turner
Dub Flowers
Jerrol Harriet
Hope Lions Aule
Paul W. McCormack Jr
Paul W. McCormack
Hope Rt. 1
Air Force
Lackland Afb
Texas
Chanute Afb
Jil
O Hope High School
Jerry Dwayne Garner
Seaman
USN
A. A. Patrick
Prescott, Ark
Norfolk
Wendell A. Powell
Marvin’ D. Powell
Rt. 4
North Atlantic
H. BE. Yarnell
Johnson predicts landslide victory in Midwest tour
President Johnson tours Indiana Illinois and Kentucky urging a Democratic landslide by November. He compares the U S economy to a mighty oak needing care and warns against chopping it for firewood. In East Chicago and Indianapolis he presses liberal immigration reform and labor support, contrasting with Miller. Continuous campaign momentum noted as he shifts to a more partisan, victory-focused tone.
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Midwest
Johnson
East Chicago
Ind
William E. Miller
Bidgiapolis
Ilinois
Indiana
Ohio
Kentuck
Peoria
Ill
Vittois Apl-Cios
Brown
Labor Union
Thomas .E. Dewey
GOP
Harry Truman
Dewey
Raepublican
Barry Goldwater
Fage Two
Spying claims rock Moscow as attaches face expulsion
Pravda reported four Western military attaches confessed to spying and cited notes claiming ICBM sites. The account described a four thousand mile Siberia train trip, 900 photos and 26 notebooks, and possible expulsion amid U S and British protests over searches in Khabarovsk.
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Moscow
Pravda
Communist Party
Siberia
Bridey
Tokyo
Hong Kong
New Delhi
United States
Britain
Khabarovsk
Soviet Union
Jo Ae Aubrey
Carl Liewer
James F. Smith
Nigel N. Lavi
Emigel
N. Laville
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Nasser
George McArthur
Webb McKinley
Tshambe
U.S
Jackson Heights
N.Y
Mrs. Butler
Y Hal
New York
Sean O’casey
Ireland
England
Humphrey
Cab
LBJ
Spa
AP News Digest
NATO
Russia
Vatican Council
Mississippi
Henderson State Teachers College
James H. Jones
Hope Public Schools
University of Arkansas
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