Tone Down Rights Bill Controversy in House Panel
Washington AP Byline reports Rep Emanuel Celler says he will back administration aims to soften civil rights provisions to win bipartisan support. Attorney General Kennedy agrees to restore the measure close to administration recommendations, aiming for a two week committee action window.
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Washington
House Judiciary Committee
Emanuel Celler
D-N.y
Robert F. Kennedy
Celler
Kennedy
Judiciary
Texarkana Man Killed in Wreck
Roosevelt Coleman of Texarkana, 50, was killed when his car collided with a Moscow Camden and San Augustine Railroad train near Corrigan, about two miles north of Livingston. Dorothy J. Barfield, a passenger, was hospitalized with non serio us injuries. The short-line railroad operates over five miles of track now.
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Livingston, Tex
Roosevelt Coleman
Texarkana
Tex
Moscow
Camden
San Augustine
Dorothy J. Barfield
Coleman
Corrigan
Weather Journal Summary for Wednesday Morning
Weather Experiment Station reports a 24 hour period ending 7 am Wednesday with a high of 90 and a low of 62 degrees. The concise hydro-meteorological data track daily temperature extremes and provide an overview of recent atmospheric conditions for the observing site.
Arkansas Weather Outlook Through Thursday
Partly cloudy through Thursday with scattered thunderstorms tonight and Thursday mainly in the north today. Highs around 94 dropping to 90.Lows 56 to 66. Eastern and southern areas continue on Page Two.
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Arkansas
Bids Taken on Millwood Work
The A. K. McBridge Co of Fort Smith Arkansas bid $591,765 for relocating 2.5 miles of road and three bridges in Howard County Ark near Millwood Reservoir. Army Engineers, who opened bids, estimated the job at $651,595.
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Associated Press
Tulsa, Okla
A. K. McBridge Co
Fort Smith, Art
Howard County
Ark
Millwood Reservoir
Army Engineers
Return of Bridey Murphy Predicted by Bernstein
Pueblo author Morey Bernstein, famed for The Search for Bridey Murphy, predicts a new book next year proving Bridey Murphy was not a hoax. He contends the reincarnated spirit survives death and will reveal more evidence from hypnosis sessions with Mrs. Ruth Simmons.
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Bob Lloyd
Pueblo
Star-Journal Star
Colo
Bridey Murphy
Colorado
Morey Bernstein
Bridey
Bernstein
Kathleen Murphy
Cork
Belfast
Mrs. Tighe
Denver
Mirror Ends 39-Year Run as New York Daily News Buys Assets
The financially distressed New York Mirror ceases publication after 39 years with assets sold to the New York Daily News. Founder descendant John Hearst Jr. laments the collapse as 1,400 workers lose their jobs. The last edition rolled at 2 17 a.m. and union officials condemn the process as withheld from staff.
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New York Mirror
New York Daily News
John Hearst Jr
Mirror
William Randolph Hearst
Hearst
The
Wilfred Alexander
Afl-Cio American Newspaper Guild
Shop Stewart
Union
the Mirror
FBI Takes 2 Jailed Here for Kidnap
Two men arrested locally on Monday were arraigned in U S Court at Texarkana and bound over for grand jury action. Robert Poilray aged 23 and William Duprey 24 both of Lowell Massachusetts were suspected in armed robbery and kidnap investigations with two pistols found in their car. Federal warrants from New York and New Hampshire linked them to store burglary and car theft. after questioning by city and state police they were released to FBI Agent John Martin for the preliminary hearing.
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Texarkana
Robert Poilray
William Duprey
Lowell
Mass
Milam and
Sinyard
Massachusetts
New York
Alexandria
New Hampshire
FBI
John Martin
Orval the dog tames the wild heart of civilization
In Arkansas, a dog named Orval defies fences and runs free until a daring chase ends with the owner nabbed him. The vet cites emotional issues from lack of upbringing, but after a dramatic pursuit the dog yields, and the narrator sees in his eyes the trademark of civilization. Hal Boyle is on vacation.
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Hal Boyle
Little Rock, Ark
Orval
Gay Woods
Educator Mrs Evalena Berry Speaks on National Code
Mrs Evalena Berry editor of the Arkansas Education Association Journal addressed the Hope Education Council of Classroom Teachers on adopting a National Code for the Education Profession. No action was taken and the matter was referred to a committee for study.
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Evalena Berry
Little Rock
Arkansas Education Association Journal
Hope Education Council
Drought and Fires Plague Nation Across Regions
Drought and woodland fires spread across many areas of the nation. Eastern regions near critical drought, hundreds of fires burn in Northeast and Midwest. Western rangelands show dry pastures, hay shortages, and reduced milk production. Water levels on Great Lakes and rivers fall, with shortages and restrictions in some communities.
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Chicago
Midwest
Great Lakes
Hempstead site to host two new plants and lumber mill
Industrial Foundation of Hempstead announced a 40 acre land deal with Gunter Bros for a lumber mill at the site with 35 to 40 jobs and operations slated to begin next April. Five acres are reserved for Ansley Gilbert and Associates to build a pulpwood loader plant employing five with a weekly payroll near $600. construction begins soon.
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Hempstead Industrial Foundation
Gunter Bros
Ansley Gilbert and Associates
Murphy addresses Hope Legion at 1964 planning supper
Dean E. Murphy commander of Huddleston Post 12 presided at a supper meeting in Fair Park Colosseum on Monday October 7 at 7 PM. Guests from Stamps Tatum Texarkana and El Dorado attended as officers spoke of Boys State attendance and planned committees for 1964. The event closed with a benediction by Mrs Rachel Edminston.
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The
American Legion
Ladies Auxiliary
Coliseum
Fair Park
O’colck
Dean E. Murphy
Cecil E. Weaver
Murphy
M. D. Mouser
Tatum
L. D. Parkinson, Jr
Cecil M. Hiatt
Texarkana
Albert Slimer, Jr
D. F. Laurine
Garland Murphy
Harry Miller
el Dorado
Talbot Field, Jr
Inez Compton
Alice Formby
Arkansas Department of the Ladies Auxiliary
Joe Jones
Dora King
Mike Murphy
Mac McLarty
Boys State
McLarty
Hope
Talbot Feild, Jr
B. C. Hollis
State Department
Kelley O. Hill
Huntsville
Aransas
Leslie Huddleston
Lester Wade
Raymond F. Jones
Harry Hawthorne
Howard Milam
W. H. Gunter, Jr
Legion Home Committee
Rachel Edminston, Ee
United Nations approves orbit weapons restraint pact
UN General Assembly committee approves a nonbinding resolution urged by the United States the Soviet Union and 15 other nations to refrain from placing nuclear or mass destruction weapons in orbit or on outer space The measure aims for broader treaty talks including underground tests with verification and on-site inspection highlighted by Adlai Stevenson who challenged Soviet verification plans The resolution follows a 3 October agreement among Rusk Gromyko and Home and advances to the full assembly for Thursday approval
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United. Nations
N.Y
General Assembly
United States
Soviet Union
Dean Rusk
Andrei A. Gromyko
Lord ‘Home
U.S
Adlai F. Stevenson
Objectives of Kiwanis Outlined
Teddy Jones, longtime Kiwanis secretary, outlined the group’s aims and values in a talk to the local club. He stressed service and following through on the idea to promote, provide, and cooperate in human and spiritual efforts, noting Kiwanis International has spent millions on youth activity and the local Hope club has accomplished much in 35 years. guests included Paul Klipsch Perry Moses and Dick Ford.
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Kiwanis
Teddy Jones
Jones
Kiwanis International
Hope Club
Mr. Jones
Paul Klipsch
Perry Moses
Dick Ford
Ardmore
Okla
Puts Sheep in Sheep's Clothing
Castle Carrock England AP Farmer William Wilson outfits 3000 sheep for winter with jute sacking coats designed at his Edinburgh factory. Coats cost 70 cents each and protect the best sheep from severe weather, a method he used successfully last winter.
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Castle Carrock
England
William Wilson
Wilson
Edinburgh
Close Vote in Korean Election Ends In Hectic Battle
In Seoul, ex-president Yun Po-sun's Civil Rule party virtually conceded to Gen. Chung Hee Park amid a tight tally. Park led with about 4,471,300 votes to Yun's 4,379,108 as minor candidates drew 780,201, signaling continued civilian opposition to Park's military regime and a volatile political path ahead. Yun went into hiding during vote counting, fearing arrest, while Park urged unity despite the contest.
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Seoul, Korea
Yun Po-sun
Civil Rule Party
Chung Hee
Park
Democratic Republic Party
South Korea
Yun
Korea
National Assembly
Henderson seniors to begin practice teaching in south Arkansas
All Around Town notes 77 Henderson seniors depart this weekend to start practice teaching duties at various schools in South Arkansas. Hope placements include Claude Bearden in elementary under Mrs Dickinson, Rel da Bearden in home economics under Mrs Hanegan, and Carroll Harrison in physical education under Ben Burton. Also mentions Charlotte McQueen junior at Henderson elected state treasurer of the Arkansas Recreation Association for College Women at Arkansas Tech, plus local activity notes and military mentions.
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Henderson
South
Arkansas
Hope
Claude Bearden
Muriel Dickinson
Relda Bearden
H. &. Hanegan
Carroll Harrison
Ben Burton
Charlotte McQueen
Emmet
Arkansas Recreation Association For
Arkansas Tech
Miss McQueen
WRA
Russia Stops Second Convoy to Berlin
A British convoy on the Berlin Autobahn was halted by Soviet troops at Babelsberg and kept nine hours. After resisting a demand to dismount soldiers, the unit of nine vehicles with 28 men moved westward on its terms and later passed a second checkpoint at Marienborn on the West German border.
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Berlin
Berlin Autobahn
Bertish
Babelsberg
U.S
Marienborn
West Germany
Ike Honored by Rose Parade Honorary Grand Marshal Named
Pasadena Calif RP Former President Dwight D Eisenhower is named honorary grand marshal of the 1964 Tournament of Roses Parade. Banquet ceremonies and parade events will feature his participation as the procession caps the New Year celebration.
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Ike
Pasadena
Calif
Dwight E. Eisenhower
Davis wins Democratic mayoral nomination in Albany Georgia
In Albany James V. Davis a 45 year old white segregationist won the Democratic nomination for mayor in a record turnout. Slater King the Negro integration leader placed second with 2,547 votes and Edward V. Jones the other white candidate finished third. Davis said reforms would proceed within segregation. King urged biracial committee talks to address grievances. The city saw over 11 500 voters amid ongoing tensions and 1 200 arrests in two years. Albany has about 24 000 Negroes and 4 600 are among 16 436 registered voters.
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Albany, Ga
Georgia
James V. Davis
Slater King
Edward V. Jones
Davis
King
Albany
Forty nine Crippled Children Attend Clinic
Forty nine of fifty one invited children attended the Crippled Children's clinic held at the Health Unit last week. Clinicians included Dr Charles Smith orthopedist Sargon of Texarkana and Dr Lowell Harris Hope Physician. Volunteers aiding the clinic were numerous and included Mrs Syd McMath Mrs Bill Weay Mrs Pod Rogers and others with Miss Pauline Willinghan and Miss Lou Teague providing specialist support from Little Rock and the Crippled Children's Division of Public Welfare assisting in. the report notes ongoing collaboration with Child Development Center staff.
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Charles Smith
Texarkana
Lowell Harris
Hope
Syd McMath
Bill Weay
Pod Rogers
Troy Burson
Merlin Coop
Vincent Foster
Jim James
Conley Polk
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