Spa Sheriff Labels Raid Pure Politics
Garland County Sheriff Duffie Searcy called Monday night’s State Police raid on Jud’s Steak House a political maneuver by Gov. Orval Faubus. Searcy said he would close clubs in Garland County if ordered, but claimed no violation at Jud’s Steak House. Operator W. Judson Tolson was arrested for displaying gambling machines and illegal whisky.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Garland County
Duffie Searcy
Orval E. Faubus
Searcy
Faubus
Jud
U.S. 270
Jud's
Hot Springs Chamber of Commerce
Big Scouting Campfire on Friday
Invitation extended to all men who have served in Boy Scouting in the area’s 50 year history to attend a Friday night campfire at 8 00 p m in the Four States Rodeo Arena Texarkana. Hempstead County appointees to the 50th anniversary attendance committees include Clyde Coffee F C Crow Clifford Franks Judge Royce Weisenberger Judge Lyle Brown Will V Rutherford Roger Hicks James Boyette L W Williamson R L Wiley of Hope plus N evada County members Dr A W Hudson J Roseboro Bemis Joseph A Hall Prescott and Laneburg’s John Reyenga Lester Macumber of Cale.
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Four States
Texarkana
Hempstead County
Clyde Coffee
F. C. Crow
Clifford Franks
Royce Weisenberger
Lyle Brown
Will V. Rutherford
Roger Hicks
Hope
James Boyette
L. W. Williamson
Washington
R. L. Wiley
Blegins
F C. Crow
Nevada County
A. W. Hudson
J. Roseboro Bemis
Joseph A. Hall
Prescott
John Reyenga
Laneburg
Lester Macumber
Cale
Weather Summary From Station Report
Weather Experiment Station reports 24 hours ending 7 am Wednesday with high 69 and low 51 and precipitation of .08 inch. Forecasts show Arkansas partly cloudy to cloudy and mild through Thursday with showers affecting about 30 percent of the southeast portion this afternoon and tonight. lows 45 to 55, highs 64 to 72. Louisiana expects showers in about 40 percent of the southeast this afternoon, otherwise partly cloudy and mild through Thursday. lows 48 to 58, highs 72 to 78.
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Arkansas
Louisiana
Hempstead Singing Convention Weekend at Washington Church
The Hempstead County Singing Convention meets Saturday night October 17 and Sunday afternoon October 18 at Washington Methodist Church in Washington Arkansas. Washington lies north of Hope on Highway 4. Featured groups include the Lee White Quartet and the Odom Brothers Quartet. All are invited to attend.
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Hempstead County
Washington Methodist Church
Washington
Arkansas
Hope
Highway 4
Lee-White
Odom Brothers
Hurricane Isbell Threatens Cuba And Florida Coast
Cuban towns endure 100 mph winds and heavy rains as Isbell shifts toward the Florida Keys and southwest Florida. Havana reports collapsed buildings and a child’s death. Key West weather center predicts landfall along the Gulf Coast, with continuing danger to the Everglades and coastal communities.
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Fla
Isbell
Cuba
Pinar del Rio
Florida Keys
U.S
Havana
Hilda
Key West
Gulf
Florida Gulf Coast
Everglades
Atlantic
San Juan
Martinez
Fidel Castro
Flora
Cleo
Weather Bureau
Page
Precinct Fight Shows GOP Ground Game Expanding South
Republicans press grassroot drive in the South as Democrats react slowly and turnout effort centers on registering voters and mobilizing supporters. AP surveys across 40 states reveal mixed GOP activity with strong organizing in Georgia and Tennessee while New England shows some defections and caution. Democrats focus on voter registration and turnout, while some areas report enthusiastic GOP precincts and others mention apathy among voters.
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South
Associated Press
GOP
Arizona
Georgia
Vermont
Barry Goldwater
Crats
Goldwater
Republican Party
Arkansas
Winthrop Rockefeller
Tennessee
Memphis
Nashville
Willard Yarbrough
Congress
Norman
Knoxville
Florida
Johnson
John F. Kennnedy
Ed Kells
Thomasvile Times
Enterprise
Alabama
New England
Kansas City
Harrisburg
California
New Jersey
Washington State
Just a Few Remarks a Candidate Is Bound to Tire Of Hearing
A satirical collection of quips about a political candidate, mocking campaign tactics. Lines lampoon fund raising, slogans, speech habits, voter appeals, and celebrity-tinged rhetoric. It exposes dirty tricks and hollow promises behind the campaign machine.
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New York
Jerry
Rights case argues act bars state prosecutions in sit ins
Washington AP reports Civil Rights Act of 1964 argued before the US Supreme Court to strip states of power to continue prosecutions for sit ins. Justices hear two 1960 cases from Little Rock and Rock Hill involving five students convicted under state law for a department store sit in. decision expected later.
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Supreme Court
Little Rock
Rock Hill
D.C
Arkansas
Glen Wallace Former Arkansas Highway Commissioner Dies
Glen F. Wallace 71 of Nashville Arkansas died in a hospital after a heart attack. Appointed by Gov Francis Cherry in 1952 he was the first to serve a full 10 year term under the Mack Blackwell Amendment. A Kansas native, Wallace lived in Nashville about 21 years. He was a cattle breeder and vice president of the Arkansas Livestock Exposition and promoted the state's cattle industry. He is survived by a widow a daughter and a stepson.
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Nashville
Ark
Glenn F. Wallace
Wallace
Francis Cherry
Mack Blackwell
Kansas
You Are Now Listed With Credit Bureau
Webb Laseter spoke to the Hope Kiwanis about the Credit Bureau of Hempstead County revealing how 15 000 people are listed and that banks and the FBI are major customers He traced the credit research journey from the 1803 English beginnings to the Dun era noting the widespread growth of the Associated Credit Bureau of America with about 74 million reports last year and stressing that individuals build their own records while agencies merely retain them
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Credit Bureau
Hempstead County
Webb Laseter
Hope Kiwanis Club
FBI
Laseter
Laseer
Mr. Laseter
England
Dun
Associated Credit Bureau of America
United States
Hinshaw Blames Democrats Over Social Security Halt
Jerry Hinshaw of Springdale told the Bentonville Republican Club that Democrats this year denied more than 17 million people needed Social Security benefits by dropping a bill to increase benefits in the final days of Congress. He linked the move to purchasing power losses from four years of federal spending, noting a $7 monthly increase was dropped as Medicare chances waned. Hinshaw, a Republican, is opposing Rep. J. W. Trimble.
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Bentonville, Ark
Jerry Hinshaw
Springdale
House
Hinshaw
Bentonville
Republican Club
Congress
Rep
J. W. Trimble
D-Ark
Pope County reports record poll tax receipts this year
The Pope County clerk office announced a record 9,950 poll tax receipts issued this year, including 48 free ones. The 1963 sales total stood at 8,665, a county record, as Pope County becomes the 66th to report new highs amid statewide tax record activity.
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Russellville
Ark
Pope County
Pope
Pulaski County
Pos
Johnson Says Republicans in Receivership
President Johnson told a cheering crowd in Paramus that the Republican party is now in temporary receivership and has fallen into the hands of men who want to repeal the present and veto the future. He opened a two day campaign swing at Bergen Mall before an estimated 30 000 crowd without naming his opponent Barry Goldwater, attacking him with vigor as the tour moved through New Jersey Pennsylvania and New York.
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Karl R. Bauman
Paramus
Johnson
Republican Party
Bergen Mall
Barry Goldwater
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
New York
Kidnapping Ring Halted Linked to Venezuelan Artist Luque
Police held six others and Luis Vera Gomez named Angel Luque a 30 year old Spanish born abstract painter as the mastermind of the Smolen kidnapping. Smolen, a 45 year old U S Air Force deputy chief, was freed unharmed after two arrests.
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Caracas
Venezuela
U.S. Air Force
Michael Smolen
Luis Vera Gomez
Interior Ministry
Angel Luque
Luque
Smolen
Gomez
Alfredo Distefano
Red Underground
James Chenault
Distefano
Chenault
Chandler, Ariz
Titania
J.J. Patino Gonzalez
Nobel Peace Prize Awarded to Martin Luther King Jr
Bulletin from Oslo reports Martin Luther King Jr a Georgia born American Negro leader and civil rights figure won the 1964 Nobel Peace Prize. The prize amount this year totals 275000 Swedish kronor dollars roughly 53123. King is recognized for his leadership in the civil rights movement in the United States.
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Oslo
Norway
Martin Luther King Jr
Georgia
United States
Campaign Trails and Scandals Roil 1966 Campaign Season
AP reports GOP chairmen dismiss charges of covert paid information as nonsense while Goldwater accuses Johnson of delaying Senate probes tied to Baker affair. Johnson campaigns in the Northeast as Republicans intensify ground work in the South. A Boston grand jury indicts Furcolo and associates on bribery conspiracies. Isabell hits Cuba, Truman injured, and juvenile delinquents tested by teen juries. Detained Venezuelan artist in kidnapping case. Arkansas politics swirl around Faubus. First Lady to visit Arkansas in late October.
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Barry Goldwater
Johnson
Senate
Bobby Baker
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New York
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Corpus Christi
Tex
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Foster Furcolo
Cuba
Merida
Harry Truman
Chicago
Britain
Arkansas
Bennett
Election Research Council, Inc
Fort Smith
Little Rock
Garland County
Hot Springs Club
Orval BE. Faubus
Arkansas considers schools churches in venereal disease drive
Arkansas health officials urged a joint school health education plan to cut teen venereal disease. Dr William L Bunch Jr said the state should partner with schools and churches to educate youths. Last year Arkansas reported 1 146 V D cases per 10 000 teens aged 15 to 19, the nation's highest rate.
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Little Rock
State Health Department
William L. Bunch Jr
Communicable Disease Control Division
Department
Joint Committee On School Health Education
Arkansas
District of Columbia
Hope Bobcats receive all expenses trip to Arkansas Baylor game
The Hope Bobcats and coaches were treated to an all expenses paid trip to the Arkansas Baylor game on a Saturday night funded by the Hope Booster Club. Tommy Miller, age 11, a standout on Brookwood School's Gold team under coaches Jerry Burnett and Tommy Still, has connections to Dan Jones, former coach who inspired him. A memory of last season includes Dan giving Tommy his cleats. this year a member of LSU's freshman team has sent Tommy letters and an LSU sweatshirt. The Golden Age Club plans a meeting October 15 at 1:30 pm at the Youth Center, inviting visitors. Peggy Lloyd of Hope is named secretary treasurer as Women’s Honor Society forms at Southern State College. Steve Hinton and Charles Hinton, both juniors from Blevins, gain membership in the American Angus Association. Hore and Prescott schools participate in Henderson State Teachers College teacher-training program. Jeb Snowden of Prescott reports killing a 45 foot 7 inch rattlesnake near a sorghum mill after a prior six-footer incident.
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Tommy Miller
Ana
James Q. Miller
Brookwood School
Jerry Burnett
Tommy Still
Tommy
Dan Jones
Dan
LSU
LBJ Blamed in Baker Case for Coverup
Kansas City AP dispatch reports Senatorial attacks over Bobby Baker matters reaching the White House. Goldwater accuses President Johnson of delaying Senate probes to shield Baker as Democrats respond by accusing Republicans of totalitarian tactics. Continued on Page Two.
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W. B. Ragsdale JR
Kansas City
Barry Goldwater
Johnson
Senate
Bobby" Baker
White House
Boeing
Goldwater
Baker
Plot Against President Is Revealed by Texas Sheriff
Corpus Christi Texas AP officers questioned ex convict plumber Julius Schmidt 29 after raids seized guns flags and Nazi memorabilia tied to a reported plot to attack President Johnson. Two other suspects were detained as investigators probe possible gun collection and assassination plans.
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Ronnie Thompson
Corpus Christi
Tex
Teai Freshiers
Johnson
Sheriff's Deputies
Julius Schmidt
Texas
Schmidt
Nueces County
Johnnie Mitchell
Angel Sinating
Eed Aalricaale
Mitchell
Sherriff
Adolph Higeer
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