Kiss of Death Kissed Rockefeller Endorsement Sparks Arkansas Gazette
Our Daily Bread Sliced Thin reviews the Arkansas Gazette endorsement of governor candidate Winthrop Rockefeller. The editorial is seen as a political analysis of the paper itself, not Rockefeller, sparking charges of bias and alleged past failures to back strong leaders.
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Democratic
Arkansas Gazette
Francis Cherry
Arkansas
Orval Faubus
Sarrowly
Cherry
The
Gazette
Faubus
Rockefeller
Testimony in South Africa Killing Trial
Defense psychiatrist testified Dimitrio Tsafendas told him a worm inside him changed his life and influenced actions. Dr Harold Cooper supported a sanity defense noting Tsafendas, 48, was mentally deranged when he killed Prime Minister Hendrik Verwoerd. The trial began with a sanity plea and the court must rule on mental disorder before considering guilt or innocence.
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David J. Paine
Cape Town
South Africa
Dimitrio ‘Safendas
Hendrik Verloerd
T'safendas
Harold Cooper
Tsafendas
Dreed
Spanish land grant clash grips Taos area in New Mexico
A band of about 350 Spanish American residents in northern New Mexico lays claim to 500000 acres of federal land near Abiquiu. They camp in Carson National Forest as they confront U.S. authorities who maintain the land remains public. Alliance leader Reies Lopez Tijerina says a local mayor has banned forest workers from trespass while armed supporters stay to guard the claim. The Forest Service views the activists as trespassers on land historically open to the public.
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Mexico
Carson National Fort
Abiquiu
Seaman
I'Son National Forest
Albuquerque
William D. Hurst
Ithwast
U.S. Forest Service
Alliance
Reies Lo
Tijerina
Alice
San Joaquin del de Chama
Don Carlos IV
Tterque
N.M
Observers track busy weekend in Arkansas politics
The Republican attorney general candidate attacks a resort retirement area run by two Democratic officials while GOP nominee Winthrop Rockefeller outlines education plans and The Arkansas Gazette endorses him. The piece also notes a party-switching voter and a Rockefeller education focus with teachers’ salaries and textbooks discussed.
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Associated Press
GOP
Winthrop Rockefeller
Arkansas
Arkansas Gazette
Rockefeller
Jerry Thomasson
Attorney General
Bella Vista Village
Benton County
John Cooper
Joe Basore
Cooper
Cherokee Village
Bella Vista
Sharp County
Cooper and Basore
Mount Holly
Orval Faubus
Vernon Whitten
U.S
Jim Johnson
Johnson
Arkansas Education Association
the Gazette
The
Gazette
121 Enemy Boats Sunk by Allies
South Vietnamese militiamen and U S gunships sank 121 Viet Cong sampans and killed 147 enemy soldiers in the Mekong Delta operation in Kien Tuong Province. 61 enemy dead were counted by American helicopters, with 17 prisoners taken. Two killed or wounded by a nearby claymore mine blast near a U S billet. The Manila conference and Johnson visit discussed as Ky cabinet dissension wobbles unity. Meanwhile rain hindered U S air offensive over North Viet Nam to 97 missions.
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South Viet Nam
U.S
Mekong Delta
Kien Tuong
Nguyen Cao Ky
Manila
Central Highlands
Johnson
Det
Sampan
Kien Phong
North Viet Nam
Wreck Near Blevins Injures Two from Lockesburg Family
About 5 30 p m yesterday on Highway 29 near Blevins a nine car crash sent two Lockesburg family members to a Prescott hospital with injuries not believed serious. Mrs Claud Head and daughter Judy Head were treated for cuts and bruises after an ambulance transported them. A Herndon-Cornelius also went to the scene while others in the car escaped harm.
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Blevins
Lockesburg
Qakerest
Claud Head
Judy Head
Prescott
Herndon-Cornelius
Air Group to Meet at International Congress in Little Rock
Gen John P McConnell chief of staff of the Air Force and Jack D Brewer NASA aircraft research program manager will be keynote speakers at the International Congress on Air Technology in Little Rock October 26 to 29 announced by the Valley Education and Research Foundation.
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Little Rock
John P. McConnell
Jack D. Brewer
International Congress On Air Technology
The
Valley Education and Research Foundation
McConnell
Booneville
Air Force
Brewer
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Four Negroes Die in Wreck Near Rosston
Four young men from near Rosston in Nevada County died in a head on crash about 20 miles south of Camden on Arkansas 4 early Sunday. The victims were John B. Tidwell 21 Nathaniel Godbolt 17 Jackie Sue Williams 18 and Troy Lee Gulley 16. A fifth death was Earl Mitchell Spencer 60 of Hot Springs who later died from injuries. A separate hit and run killed James Robinson about 40 who died near Kingsland. Sheriff reports Rob inson struck near his home Arkansas 97 body jammed under car. another body found off a county road near Fordyce.
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Associated Press
Camden
Rosston
Nevada County
Arkansas
John B. Tidwell
Nathaniel Godbolt
Jackie Sue Willams
Troy Lee Gulley
Earl Mitchell Spencer
Hot Springs
Spencer
James Robinson
Kingsland
Homer Morrison
Cleveland County
Robinson
Arkansas 97
Fordyce
Clary Atkinson
Dallas County
AREA Against Consolidation in Arkansas Rallies Opposition
About 300 Arkansas Rural Education Association members gathered in Little Rock to oppose the school consolidation act on the November 8 ballot. The act would require merging districts with fewer than 400 pupils. Rep Ode Maddox of Montgomery County urged residents not to believe abolishing a school preserves the community, warning that streets would be rolled up.
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Associated Press
Little Rock
Arkansas Rural Education Association
Arkansas Education
Ode Maddox
Montgomery County
Qden
Maddow
Court Refuses to Take Up Vote System
The Supreme Court refused to permit Delaware to file suit challenging the constitutionality of the unit vote system for presidential electors. The court denied the motion to file a complaint and allowed several states to align as prospective complainants.
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Supreme Court
Delaware
Igh
Kentucky
Pennsylvania
North
South Dakota
Oklahoma
Utah
Wyoming
Florida
Iowa
Arkansas
Kansas
West Virginia
David P. Buckson
High Tribunal
Buckson
Communism Topic Highlights DAR October Meeting
At the John Cain Chapter DAR October gathering Mrs. Joe Keesey presented Ban Smoot's report on the threat of Communism. The report claimed Communist party membership dwindled but the movement serves as a decoy to hide covert workers. Mrs. Richards Howard praised the community's Constitution Week efforts and a tribute to the Flag was read by Mrs. J. J. Battle.
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John Cain
DAR
Ban Smoot
Joe Keesey
Communist Party
Keesey
Richards Howard
J. J. Battle
United Nations to relay African Asian protest on Syria invasion
Thant planned to meet with Ambassador Goldberg to relay a 19 person Zionist vigil at the Syrian U.N. mission last week. The African-Asian group urged Thant to protest the breach of Syrian premises and stressed safety of U.N. representatives. Syrian Ambassador Tomeh received police protection after the incident amid Security Council deliberations on Israel-Syria actions.
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William N. Oatis
United Nations
N.Y. Thant
U.S
Arthur J. Goldberg
Syria
U.N
New York
Middle East
Thant
United States
George J. Tomeh
U.N. Security Council
Israel
Viet Nam
Cambod Han
International
Bonn
Ludwig Erhard
U Thant
Arthur Goldberg
Denver Housewives Plan Boycott to Lower Food Prices
Denver metropolitan housewives threaten a boycott of five major grocery chains to push lower prices. Esther Peterson may attend a BBB meeting with chain reps and Housewives for Lower Food Prices leaders. The group has 25,000 signatures calling for federal and state food price investigations, with political figures backing the effort.
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Mike Bean
Denver
Colo
Colorado
Esther Peterson
Better Business Bureau
Representaves
Housewives For
Roy H, McVicker
D-Colp
Miller's
Farr’s
King Soopers
Red Owl
Safeway
Paul West
Johnson
John A. Love
Mrs. West
McLeod Hutson
Miller’s Super Markets
James A. Watson
Minneapolis
Hoffa Calls Arkansas Tough for Labor Organizing
Jimmy Hoffa, president of the Teamsters Union, declared in Little Rock that Arkansas is among the toughest states to organize due to state government action and the NL MB dragging its feet. He spoke while dedicating a new Arkansas Teamsters state headquarters and criticized the current minimum wage as too low.
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Little Rock
National Labor Melations Board
Arkansas
Jimmy Hoffa
Hoffa
Teamsters Union
Arkansas Teamsters
Dies in Wreck at Harrison
Lillian P. Hertel 77 of South Bend Indiana died in a hospital in Harrison Arkansas from injuries sustained Thursday in a two car collision on U S Route 62 about five miles east of Yellville.
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Harrison, Ark
Lillian P. Hertel
South Bend
Ind
U.S. 62
Yellville
Johnson to lead peace mission aboard 25,000-mile Pacific tour
President Johnson sails on a 25,000-mile Pacific Asian journey to promote peace and progress. He will visit at least six nations in 17 days, focusing on Viet Nam discussions and civilian reconstruction, with a conference planned in Manila on Oct. 24-25. The trip marks first in-office visits to several Asia-Pacific countries, including Australia and New Zealand, before a return via Alaska.
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Far East
Frank Cormier
Washington
Dulles International Airport
Virginia
South Viet Nam
Viet Nam
Hubert H. Humphrey
Congress
Johnsons
Honolulu
New Zealand
American Samoa
South Seas
Pago Pago
EastsWest
Australia
Thailand
Malaysia
Philipspines
South Korea
Alaska
Manila
Louis Dean Good earns American Airlines Night Officer wings
Louis Dean Good husband of Armadale Hefner of Hope received the silver wings after training at American's flight school in Fort Worth Texas. He is a Culver Military Institute graduate who studied chemistry at Duke and UT. Son of Dr and Mrs Louis Good of Texarkana, he and his wife and their three children live in Dallas where he is based.
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Armadale Hefner
Hope
American Airlines
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Ft. Worth
Tex
Good
Culvey Military Institute
Culver
Ind
Duke University
University of Texas
Louis Good
Texarkana
Dallas
Whitfield Masonic Lodge No
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