Violence debate in Our Daily Bread on communism theory
The piece argues violence global and domestic stems from inflation and lax policing, not a Communist plot. It cites Latin America and Europe, flags Mexico and France, and contends Americans ignore police funding while blaming outsiders. It challenges the Red infiltration theory as unfounded.
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University of California
Columbia University
Mexico
National University
Mexico City
Cuba
Russia
France
Czechoslovakia
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LBJ delays Fortas replacement for chief justice
President Johnson announced he will not NOMINATE a new chief justice to replace Abe Fortas now. He cited emotionalism and partisanship as reasons to delay, saying ordinary times would allow action, while Warren may stay on the bench.
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Johnson
Abe Fortas
Earl Warren
Juge Fica
Fortes
Apollo 7 Flight Clears for Friday Launch
AP reports green lights for all systems as the Apollo 7 mission nears liftoff from Cape Kennedy. Capt. Walter Schirra Jr., Maj Donn Eisele, and civilian Walter Cunningham prepare for a 500,000 mile flight to test the spacecraft’s readiness for a lunar mission, with Apollo 8 planned for December if successful.
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AP Aerospace
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Walter M. Schirra Jr
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Donn F. Eisele
Walter Cunningham
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Frank Borman
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Cunningham
Eisele
Lo Ella
Houston
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Judge releases speeding charge in Chattanooga
CHATTANOOGA Tenn AP City Court Judge Riley Graham dismissed a speeding charge Wednesday against Martha Davis after patrolman Bernard Gloster reported his pen failed as he was writing the ticket and he had to borrow one from Mrs Davis.
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Riley Graham
Martha Davis
Bernard Gloster
Plan to Freeze Out Wallace If Election Goes to House Is Dead
Washington AP report notes Senate Democratic leaders abandon bid to allow free TV and radio time for joint appearances of top presidential candidates amid Republican opposition. Senate GOP leader Dirksen signals use of tactics to block the equal time bill, with amendments anticipated after the House debate ends.
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Peggy Simpson
Associated Press
Washington
George C. Wallace
House of Representatives
Morris K. Udall
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Hubert H. Humphrey
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Udall
Charles Goodell
R-N.y
AP News Digest
Curtis
Old Millionaires Secretly Hold Wealth In Silence
A New York based column notes old money clutches wealth and avoids self-promotion while new fortunes flaunt tips. The piece blends light social satire with cultural observations on aging, dining, politics, and society, mentioning antacid use and theatrical culture amid modern life.
Hope Man Held on Rape Attempt Charge in Texarkana
A 26-year-old Hope, Arkansas man, James Gary Brashear, is charged with assault with attempt to rape after a washateria attack on Texas Boulevard. Bond set at $10,000. he was held in the city jail. A masked man attacked a lone woman at Coin-O-Mat Washateria 3307 Texas Boulevard around 12:45 p.m. Thursday, threatening her with a knife. She untied the situation by pulling off the mask. officers saw the suspect flee and arrested Brashear as gloves and a knife were found nearby.
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Washatera
Buck Wilson
Gary Collins
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American War Deaths Drop to 190
AP reports U S combat deaths in Vietnam fell to 190 last week the lowest since August 7 while South Vietnamese losses rose. It marks the 11th straight week government force fatalities exceeded American ones. US totals since Jan 1 1961 reach 28 648 KIA and 179 561 WIA with 1 214 missing or captured. South Vietnamese casualties last week: 322 KIA 1 065 WIA 25 missing or captured. Enemy KIA 1 654 last week, cumulative 404 988. US end of week personnel in South Vietnam listed at 40 500, up 2 000 due to admin changes.
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Vietnam
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Faubus Praises Rockefeller Campaign Gaining Edge
Arkansas former governor Orval Faubus said Rockefeller campaign forces are well organized and gaining, while Democratic nominee Marion Crank has a slight edge. He noted Crank’s in-office record contrasts with his 1964 race and observed party candidates courting the Wallace vote in several states. Faubus has speaking engagements in Kansas for George Wallace.
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Winthrop Rockefeller
Marion H. Crank
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George C. Wallace
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Tennessee
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Democrats Plan Open House Friday Hemstead County
Hemstead County Democrats announce an open house Friday October 11 from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. at the headquarters behind Ward and Sea Drug Store. Coffee drinks and refreshments will be served. A television set will televise the 6:30 p.m. debate between Marion Crank and Governor Rockefeller on Little Rock channels 4 7 and 1. Non cable viewers are invited to attend at the headquarters.
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Occober
Ward and Sea Drug Store
Marion Crank
Rockefeller
Little Rock
Heads Quarters
Breakthrough Hopes Rise in Pueblo Talks and Vietnam Peace
Reports from AP indicate some U S officials privately see a possible early breakthrough in stalled peace talks over Vietnam toward a package deal reconciling American and North Vietnamese terms for a ceasefire. Separate dispatch notes a substantial progress rumor at Panmunjom on Pueblo crew release with NNSC involvement and inspections by U S officials.
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PARIS
U.S
Vietnam
Hanoi
Richard M. Nixon
Xuan Thuy
Seoul
Osan U.S. Air Base
Pueblo
Youth Week Is Proclaimed In Arkansas
Gov Winthrop Rockefeller proclaimed October 14 to 18 as Youth Votes for Tomorrow's Leaders Week supporting mock elections in high schools and colleges to spark Arkansas youth involvement in voting. The AP digest covers AP News items on Vietnam politics and national issues alongside this proclamation.
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Winthrop Rockefeller
Tommorrow
Governor's Youth Council
Arkansas
Hope Republicans back Democratic nominee drive
Jim Atkins of Hope and James S. Grimes of Jonesboro lead a GOP effort to sway party members toward the Democratic gubernatorial candidate. Atkins previously worked as a Rockefeller field agent. Also noted: Robyn Galloway crowned Homecoming Queen for Hope Bobcats as they face Fairview Cardinals Friday Oct 18.
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Hope
James S. Grimes
Jonesboro
Atkins
Rockefeller
Robyn Galloway
Hope Bobcats
Fairview Cardinals
Bombers Hit Enemies Bases In Saigon War Burden
U S Air Force B52 bombers struck base camps and infiltration routes near Saigon in raids May on Wednesday and today, lifting total missions to over 700 in four months. The strikes cost about 250 million dollars and used eight Stratofortresses dropping roughly 125,000 tons of bombs. In allied moves, three brigades totaling about 15,000 troops were realigned among divisions near Hue and Saigon. South Vietnamese infantry reported 44 enemy killed in the Mekong Delta, while U S helicopter fire caused 10 allied casualties. Marines claimed 54 enemy killed near Da Nang with one American dead and 13 wounded.
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Saigon
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Carl B. Stokes
George Esper
Associated Press
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101St Airborne Division
Hue
82Nd Airborne Division
Capital Military District
25Th Infantry Division
101St Airborne
Mekong Delta
Thungon Duc
da Nang
Temperatures Expected to Turn Colder Across Arkansas
The Associated Press reports a high pressure system will sweep across Arkansas bringing cold, dry air and clear skies through the weekend. Rain was recorded at all stations in a four hour span ending 7 30 a m with amounts from 0 09 inches at Pine Bluff to 1 04 at Harrison. Low temperatures ranged from Fayetteville trees to 60 at El Dorado with Wednesday highs from 68 at Fayetteville to 76 at El Dorado and Pine Bluff.
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Associated Press
Arkansas
U.S. Weather Bureau
Pine Bluff
Harrison
Fayetteville
el Dorado
E Dorada
Ozark Graft Show Festival Feature In Heber Springs
Local item notes an Ozark graft show and festival in Heber Springs with limited readable text. Named entities include Ozark and Heber Springs, but details are fragmentary. Further text needed for major facts or outcomes.
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