Court to Take Up Travel Ban to Cuba Again
Supreme Court agrees to review a New Haven district court ruling upholding a State Department travel ban to Cuba. Louis Zemel, a U.S. citizen, challenged the authority of the secretary of state to restrict foreign travel during peacetime, citing constitutional concerns. Zemel sought a passport for tourist travel in 1962 but was denied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuba
Washington
Supreme Court
Secretary of State
U.S
U.S. District Court
New Haven
United States
Zemel
Faubus Support Seen At 59 Percent In Poll
A Winthrop Rockefeller poll taken two weeks after Arkansas Democratic primary shows Gov Orval Faubus at 59 percent with certified returns indicating 65.7 percent. The Rockefeller aide urged GOP enforcement of election laws and observers at all voting places for the November 3 general election.
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Little Rock
Winthrop Rockefeller
Orvald
Faubus
Rockefeller
Secretary of State
Thomas Eisele
Eisele
Marton
Burton
Pulaski County
Arkansas
Ockefeller
Mrs Susan Ellis of Sutton Dies at 90
Mrs Susan B Ellis a lifelong Sutton resident aged 90 died Sunday in a local hospital. Survived by son Gay Ellis of Magnolia daughter Hazel Lambert of Sutton stepson Malvern Ellis of Prescott and step daughter Mrs B M Saunders of Sutton. Services set for 2 pm Monday at Harmony Methodist Church Sutton with Oakcrest Funeral Home of Hope handling burial in Sutton Church Cemetery.
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Susan B. Ellis
Sutton
Nevada County
Gay
Bill) Ellis
Magnolia
Hazel Lambert
Malvern Ellis
Prescott
B. M. Saunders
Harmony Methodist Church
Oakcrest Funeral Home of
Hope
Sutton Church
Arkansas Weather: Rain and Thunderstorms Spread Across State
Occasional rain and a few thundershowers west spreading over the state tonight and ending west Tuesday. Warmer central and east tonight. Low tonight in the 50s. High Tuesday in the 60s. Louisiana Partly cloudy through Tuesday with not quite so cool tonight. Low 50 to 60. Continued on Page Two.
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Arkansas
Louisiana
Mrs. Derryberry Dies in Ohio at 89
Lizzie Derryberry 89 formerly of Holly Grove died Sunday in Lima Ohio She was a member of Holly Grove Methodist Church Survivors include three daughters Vera Reeves Hope Audrey Smith and Naomi Patrick Lima four sons Harry Van Quentin and George Derryberry Lima one sister Mrs George Samuel DeAnn one brother John Breeding Hope Funeral services at 2 pm Tuesday at Herndon Cornelius Chapel by Revs M E Scott and Gordon Renshaw Burial in Holly Grove Cemetery Active pallbearers Eddie Sutton Richard Arnold Wayward Burke Hollis Samuel Harold Hendrix George Hartsfield
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Lizzie’ Derryberry
Holly Grove
Lima
Ohio
Holly’ Grove Methodist Church
Vera Reeves
Hope
Audrey Smith
Naomi Patrick
Harry
Van
Quentin
George Derryberry
George Samuel
DeAnn
John Breeding
Herndon- Cornelius Chapel
M. E. Scott
Gordon Renshaw
Holly Grove Cemetery
Eddie Sutton
Richard, Arnold
Wayward Burke
Hollis Samuel
Harold Hendrix
George Hartsfield
Johnson says Barry running against office in West swing
President Johnson attacked Barry Goldwater as running against the office of president rather than for it during a five state Western campaign day. In Reno he framed Goldwater as opposing government and urged West virtues, staying overnight at the Sahara Las Vegas amid casino clatter.
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Sy Frank Cormier
Reno
Nev
Johnson
Barry Goldwater
Nevada
Montana
Wyoming
Colorado
Idaho
Goldwater
West
Sahara Hotel
Las Vegas
Debate Over How to Prevent Juvenile Delinquent From Becoming Habitual Criminal
New York AP reports a split in opinions on stopping juveniles from becoming habitual offenders. Proponents urge publicly naming juvenile felons to deter crime. opponents warn publicity risks harm and social backlash. Mentions include Judge Lester H. Loble in Montana and various court officials across cities who cite mixed results and concerns about harshness versus deterrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Montana
Lester
H. Loble
Loble
Andac
Police Schief
Frank Ostenbach
Log “Angeles
Donald E. MacFarlane
Hennepin County
Minneapolis
Juvenile Court
Boston
John J. Connelly
William Cribbens
Chicago Police
Elmo Holt
Fullton County
Atlanta
Detroit
Animal
Wayne
Samuel’ Olsen
Olsen
Bradford
A Few Things a Columnist Learns from Mail Each Morning
New York AP columns note quirky facts and reflections from reader mail. Highlights include teeth grinding, long marriages reducing tension, nerves in skin, baldness remedies, and humorous quotes. The piece quotes Theodore Reik and Dag Hammarskjold and cites a 1967 Sweden driving plan cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Garland PTA Plans Special Program
The Garland P T A plans a Wednesday program on October 14 with devotional songs by Bill Flanders of First Baptist Church. A parent teacher panel will discuss Quality Education covering reading methods, home study help, report cards, dropout issues, vocational schools, and math pedagogy with Miss Kathleen Broach moderating. The executive committee meets at 2:45 and the session at 3:20. all parents are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garland P.T.A
Bill Flanders
First Baptist Church
Eugene Gines
Lloyd Hendrix
L. F. Slatton
James H. Jones
Hope Public Schools
Kathleen Broach
Broach
Construction Contracts in Arkansas Fall in August
NEW YORK AP Contracts for future construction in Arkansas during August were 33,159,000, down 234 per cent from 1 August 1963, the F. W. Dodge Co reported Saturday. Dodge marketing and information service said a cumulative total of construction contracts for the first eight months of 1964 amounted to 324,127,000, a 12 per cent increase over the same period in 1943.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Arkansas
F. W. Dodge Co
Dodge
Marketing and Information Service
Lois Ward of Bodcaw dies at 41
Mrs. Lois Ward 41 a lifelong Bodcaw resident died Saturday at her home. She was a member of Union Baptist Church. Survived by husband Harold. daughters Mrs Don Ladon Bastrop LA, Mrs Halia Cox Pine Bluff, Mrs Pamela Ward Bodcaw. son Roger Bodcaw. mother Mrs S F Strange. sisters Mrs Helen Frank Hope, Mrs Pearl Ward Emmet, Mrs Wanda May Pon Malvern. Services 2 p.m. Monday at Union Baptist Church Bodcaw conducted by Revs Hollis Dillard and Wayne Livingston. Burial Smith Funeral Home of Qampe in Union Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Ward
Bodcaw
Union Baptist Church
Harold
Don Ladon
Bastrop
Halia Cox
Pine Bluff
Pamela Ward
Tone
Roger
S. F. Strange
Helen Frank
Hope
Fire Destroys Warren Hotel in Arkansas
A four story brick hotel in Warren Arkansas burned in the early hours injuring four firefighters. The Southern Hotel on the town square was engulfed with flames and smoke as crews from nearby anticello fought the blaze. Hotel guests evacuated and manager Bob Lawson said the fire started in the basement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jwarren
Ark
Arkansas
Anticello
Warren
Rev
Everett’ Beasley
Larry Vernich
Marty Hoyle
Bob Johnson
Johnson
Bob Lawson
Lawson
Arguments in Racial Convictions in Little Rock Sit-ins
The Supreme Court will hear oral arguments today on the 1960 Little Rock sit-in convictions of Philander Smith College students. They were fined 500 dollars and jailed 30 days for staying in a Gas Blass Co tearoom after being asked to leave. The case tests if the Civil Rights Act of 1964 is retroactive and whether Arkansas trespass laws were used constitutionally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Little Rock
Rock Hill
S.C
McClellan to Dedicate Project Ozark Dam Ceremony
Senator John L McClellan will headline groundbreaking in Ozark Arkansas for the 40 million Ozark Dam on the Arkansas River part of a 18 lock and dam project to make the river navigable by 1970. All Arkansas delegation members except Senator Fulbright are expected.
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Ozark, Ark
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
Ozark Dam
Arkansas River
Arkansas Congressional Delegation
J. William Fulbright
D. Ark
Venezuelan Terrorist Kidnapping Targeted U S Air Force Officer
In Caracas a 3,000 strong police and National Guard search for Lt Col Michael Smolen of the U S Air Force mission after a five armed terrorists abducted him from his home. A FALN leader claimed Smolen would face a secret tribunal for interference with Venezuelan affairs. Smolen's wife Marian hopes for his safety as authorities sort through numerous tips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Line
Caracas
Venezuela
U.S. Air Force
Armed Forces of National Liberation
FALN
Michael Smolen
Chandler
Aziz
Smolen
Marian
Rockford
Ill
Smo Jen
ALN
Nguyen van Troi
Troi
Saigon
U.S
Robert S. McNamara
Robert Murphy
Russia
Berlin
Voneapala
P. B. McKinney of Saratoga Dies
P B McKinney 65 of Saratoga died Sunday in a Nashville hospital. He operated a grocery store and service station in Saratoga. Survivors include his wife Elizabeth four daughters Mrs Howard Anderson Premont Texas Mrs Jene Emerson Phoenix Ariz Mrs Dorra Harritt San Antonio Mrs Linda Webb Spain four sons Master Sgt W P McKinney Roys Balle Thad H Escondido Calif Richard L McKinney Saratoga a brother William McKinney Sheridan two sisters Mrs Madge Holland Eas and Mrs Roy McKinney Metal Springs. Funeral services set for 10 am Tuesday at Saratoga Church of Christ by M H Peebles. Burial by Herndon Cornelius Funeral Home in Saratoga Cemetery.
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Press B. McKinney
Saratoga
Nashville
Elizabeth
Howard Anderson
Premont
Texas
Jene Emerson
Phoenix
Ariz
Dorra Harritt
San Antonio
Linda Webb
Spain
W. P. McKinney
U.S. A
Roys Balle
Thad H
Escon
Johnson campaign updates and political clashes across cities
AP News Digest notes President Johnson’s swing reports security incidents in Phoenix and Los Angeles as Goldwater appears to run against the office. It mentions the final three weeks of campaigning, church policy talks, Cantor’s burial, Mahalia Jackson’s faith fight, Berlin politics with Russia, a missing USAF officer, a governor’s family wealth critique, and Faubus’ lower primary share per a Republican poll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnso
Sen
Barry Goldwater
Phoenix
Los Angeles
Johnson
Sen. Goldwater
National Episcopal Church
Eddie Cantor
America
Mahalia Jackson
Punt Pass and Kick Contest Opens in Hope Oct 5
Competition in PPK to close Oct 15 runs for grade abd junior high school boys era 13 midy. Register free at Hope Auto Co. from 9:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. every day except Sunday between October 5 and October 15. The Hope event is Saturday October 17 at K Park where local winners will be announced and may advance. Sponsor is Hope Auto Co with Parks & Recreation co sponsorship. Contact Charles Gough at Office 7 5511 or Home 7 5868 for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope Auto Co
K-Park
Hope
Hope, Auto Co
Parks & Recreation Om
Charles Gough
Teaching Group Meets Tuesday in Hempstead Jr High
The Hempstead County Education Association will meet at 7 p.m. Tuesday October 13 in the Jr High School auditorium. Paul Brown of Science Research Associates will present the program. Thurstan Hulsey will report on the AEA Program for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hempstead County Education Association
Paul Brown
Science Research Associates
Thurstan Hulsey
AEA
All Around Town a roundup of local people and events
Hope Lions Club representatives attend Light Conservation in Little Rock. Vance Marcum visits from Dallas where he studies mortuary science at Gupton Jones after a leave from Oakcrest Mortuary. LSU Freshmen edge Memphis State 29 17 at Crump Stadium with Dan Jones from Hope intercepting. Henderson hosts a 63 yard drive as Reddies beat Southern State 14 9 with Tommy Jones prominent. Dr Manus to attend X ray seminar October 17 18 in North Little Rock. Marine Lance Corporal Michael D. Braden, son of Hope residents, took part in Hard Nose training at Camp Pendleton. Dance classes begin at Youthcenter Tuesdays at 7 30, open to all ages.
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Vance Marcum
Dallas
Gupton-Jones College of Mortuary Scince
Oakcrest Mortuary
Crump Stadium
Memphis
LSU
Memphis State
Allen
Dan Jones
Hope
Ark
Dan
Teddy Jones
Phillip
Manus
Holiday Inn
North Little Rock
Earl A. Rich
Lincoln Chiropractic College and Clinic
Indianapolis
Indiana
Marine
Michael D. Braden
James Braden
Hope Rt. 4
Camp Pendleton
Alif
Soviet Voshkod Sunrise launches three aboard for orbital test
The Soviet Union sent a three man Voskhod Sunrise into orbit aboard a powerful rocket. Col. Vladimir Komarov pilot Konstantin Feoktistov scientist and Dr Boris Yegorov physician will test weightlessness and group work in space. Tass described the flight as a historic step in the space race with the United States aiming for a two man US mission early next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Voshkod
Vladimir Komarov
Konstantine Feoktistov
Boris Yegorov
United States
Tass
Soviet Union
Valeryikovosky
Welgunessingia
Noremany
Valerian Bykovsky
Valentina Tereshkova
Bykovsky
Tereshkova
Laneburg Juniors to Present Play The Limit
Laneburg Junior Class will present a play titled The The Limit on Friday at 7 30 p m in the school auditorium. Admission is 50 and 25 cents, per Sue Ab mand, reporter.
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Laneburg
Audistorium
Sue Ab Mand
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Derryberry
Barry
Mary Campbell
American Association of Anesthiologists
Theodore Reik
Atlantic Ocean
Sweden
George Washington
Dag Hammarskjold
Garland Pta
Warren Hotel
P. B. McKinney
AP News Digest
Oryal I. Faubus
PPK
Haskell Jones
The
Hope Lions Club
Cees
On Sunny
Henderson
Reddies
Southern State
Tommy Jones
Kathryn Jones
Youthcenter
Frank Drower
Moscow
Laneburg Juniors
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