Senate vote club blocks farm bill action in show of partisanship
Washington AP reports Senate leaders blocked the House farm bill and debated welfare of workers as Byrd barred a clerk from entry. The farm bill extends agricultural programs for three years and sets a 55000 per crop subsidy cap.
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Lawrence L. Knutson
Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Congress
Robert C. Byrd
West Virginia
Robert Berry
House
Byrd
Berry
Rep
E. Y. Berry
Joint Conference
Hope Ark News: Rail Requests, Rezoning, and Local Actions
Somervell assists in railroad switch area repairs with promised start within 30 days. City officials seek meeting with railroad and state highway reps over water hole and Shanhouse plant area. Shawhouse and Chamber press for repairs. Board rezones 10 acres on North Hervey for a shopping center with trees kept for aesthetics. Public hearing set for November 10 on closing an unused alley by Frisco yard. Police dispose of surplus scooter. Forecast: Arkansas fair tonight and Thursday with cooler days ahead. Highs 68 70s, lows 40s to 50s.
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North
Hervey
Frisco
Desegregation Debate Spreads To Neighborhood Schools
The article notes attacks on the neighborhood school concept as a defense for desegregation plans, with lawyers arguing about preserving traditional neighborhood assignments and the impact of busing on equality. It also recounts a false tip about a Miss Davis, drawing FBI involvement after publicity.
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Black
Nabrit
Supreme Court
Erwin N. Griswold
Miss Davis
FBI
Hushen
Florida
New York
Poindexter
City appoints new Water and Light commissioner
George Frazier fills the vacancy on the Water and Light Commission created by Roy Anderson’s resignation. Anderson, a long-time member since 1956 and former purchasing agent, leaves three original members still serving: Albert Graves as chairman, Lloyd Spencer, and Robert LaGrone. Frazier’s term runs to 1979, covering the remaining portion of Anderson’s 10 year term. Rose Holt Hosenbaun, 57, of Guernsey, died of a heart attack near her home after returning from Texarkana. Funeral services are Thursday at Herndon Chapel with burial at Washington Cemetery.
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George Frazier
Water and Light Commission
Roy Anderson
Water and Light Systems
Albert Graves
Lloyd Spencer
Robert LaGrone
Hope
Rose Holt Hosenbaun
Guernsey
J.T. Honeycutt
Rosenbawm
Texarkana
Interstate 20
Hubert Rosenbaum
John Holt
George Holt
James Holt
U.S. Army
Vietnam
Frank
Bill Martin
Fred Smith
Blevins
N.B. Coleman
Dale Ravencraft
Murfreesboro
Herndon Chapel
M.H. Peebles
Washington Cemetery
Senate Favors Prayer Amendment Amid Rights Debate
The Senate backed a proposed constitutional amendment to allow voluntary non denominational prayers in public schools by a 50 to 20 vote, seeking to align with a 1961 Supreme Court ruling. The measure sits with uncertainty as it trails an Equal Rights Amendment, which faces Senate resistance and procedural hurdles.
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House
Supreme Court
Senate
Sam J. Ervin Jr
D-N.c
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