Custody battle swindle eyed by English mother in Kansas
In Paragould Arkansas AP report Valerie Swindle travels from Kansas to wage a custody fight over her 3 year old daughter Sharon Jindle. She vows to persist after a U.S. Supreme Court rejection. Gerald Swindle and court orders anchor the dispute as Mrs Swindle seeks state relief.
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Paragould
Ark
Kansas
Alere
Sharon Jindle
Valerie Swindle
Foy
Hus Hd
Gerald Swindle
U.S
Sueme
Los Angeles
Maud Cathey
Ndle
State Reme Court
U.S. Reme
Swindle
Argus
Girl in LBJ Picture Is Awarded
Melbourne readers see front page space given to an autographed 1942 photograph of President Johnson sent by Mrs. Sydney Goldman of New York City. The inscription honors Tessa Goldman, wife of Radio City Music Hall’s VP, with Johnson’s note from 1942.
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Melbourne
Australia
Johnson
Sydney Goldman
New York City
White House
Jahnson
Radio City Music Hall
Mrs. Goldman
Lady Brookes
Elaine
Jonson
Arab East Faces Renewed Turmoil Amid Syria Crisis
Warnings rise over Syria as Baath leftist rule and regional tensions threaten the Arab East. Egypt’s leaders fear escalation, with the Soviet Union and United States reasserting influence. UN, Jordan, and Israel border frictions intensify amid cautious Moscow mediation.
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William L. Ryan
Cairo
Arab East
Syria
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Baath — Arab Social Resurrection — Party
Red China
Suez
Britain
France
Israel
Egypt
Canal Zone
Soviet Union
United States
Middle East
United Nations Security Council
Jordan
Moscow
Queen Who Sews to Meet Mrs. Johnson
AP dispatch notes six Far Eastern stops for Mrs. Johnson on a 17 day, 25,000 mile tour with President Johnson. Hostesses include Lady Laura Fergusson and Norma Holyoake in New Zealand, Zara Holt in Australia, Imelda Marcos in the Philippines, and Queen Sirikit in Thailand.
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Joy Miller
Lady Bird Johnson
U.S
Johnson
Philippines
Thailand
Australia
New Zealand
South Korea
Malaysia
Laura Fergusson
Bernard Fergusson
Norma Holyoake
Keith J. Holyoake
Lady Fergusson
Holyoake
Marta Ross
Canberra
Harold E. Holt
Holts
Washington
Zara Holt
Melbourne
Mrs. Johnson
Johnsons
Ferdinand E. Marcos
Imelda Marcos
Marcos
Manila
Imelda
Ferdinand Jr
Irene
Sirl+ kit
Red Cross
Hope Ark Star Rod Taylor Says Hard Work Builds Fame
Australian actor Rod Taylor, 36, praises hard work over luck, cites Clark Gable Humphrey Bogart and Spencer Tracy as heroes, and notes his rise from Australia to London to Hollywood. He discusses his duty to entertain, pride in being Australian, and fear of death while cherishing life’s crowded moments. He has acted in 23 films, a TV series Hong Kong, and produced work.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Rod Taylor
Rod
Clark Gable
Humphrey Bogart
Spencer Tracy
Australia
London
Hollywood
Taylor
Hong Kong
Australan
Forrest City student wins Mike McGee journalism scholarship
James Porrest Lawsor of Forrest City Arkansas, a journalism student at Memphis State University, received Monday the first Mike McGee journalism scholarship from the Memphis Press Club. He edits the Tiger lag and has worked on Forrest City Times Herald and Memphis Press-Scimitar. The $250 award honors L H W Mike McGee, real estate editor of the Memphis Commercial Appeal for 24 years until his death.
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Memphis
James Porrest Lawsor
Forrest City
Ark
Memphis State University
Mike McGee
Memphis Press Club
J. F. Laws
Tiger Lag
Forrest City Times-Herald
Memphis Press-Scimitar
The
Press Club
Mike) McGee
Memphis Commercial Appeal
Shapp Shafer presidential style campaign duel in Pa
Democratic gubernatorial hopeful Milton Shapp formally opens his campaign. He attacks Republican Raymond Shafer over initials and vows free higher education funded by a bonds program. Shafer questions Shapp’s power and calls him gloomily prophetic while Scranton backs Shafer and accuses Shapp of fraud and spending.
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James I. Walters
Philadelpina
Milton Z. Shapp
Raymond Shafer
Shafer
Shapp
Pennsylvania
William W. Scranton
Scranton
Ommykullery
David L. Lawrence
United States
GOP State Committee
Johnson
Lawrence
Hugh Scott
Philadelphia
Democratic Organization
Republican Party
Meadville
Yale Law
Magic Namer in Texas 2 Million Votes Analysis
Garth Jones reports on the Texas Senate race with two million votes as the pivotal turnout. Carr and Tower contend the turnout will decide the outcome, as labor and liberal factions shift tactics while public support and cross-party alliances loom. The Texas Election Bureau projects 2 to 2.5 million turnout with broad party dynamics shaping the race.
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Garth Jones
Austin
Tex
Texas
U.S. Senate
Bom
Waggoner Cartt
Hank Brown
Texas Afl-Cio
Democrat Carr
John G. ToWeke
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Gav
John
Connally
Kind Carr
Carr
Johnson
Aia
Jolson
Tower
Washington
Texas Election Bureau
Willon
Milion
Republicas
Evers
Texas Lberals
U.S. Lei
Ralph W. Yarborough
Brown
Uberals
Republic+cans
John F. Kennedy
Republica
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Organized Labor
Eee
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AN Alberts
B. N. Holt
Brack Schenck
Jim Lockhart
Ars. Swindle
Josef Round
Hope ‘Shiniber’ Manufacturing Company
Highsway 29
South
Graydon Anthony Lumber Company
Arkansas Yellow Pine Lumber
Edwin A. Alderman
Donna Rossi
Louis
Saldlesnent
Bonnie
Ivory Handle Co
Lyle Brown
George W. Robison
Brack R. Schenck
Split Hickory Co
Hope
Split Hickory
Canada
Bison
New Mexico
Gallup, N.M
Gallup
Montana
New Mexico Game and Fish Department
Atay Vee
Ostiche Bs Arts
Sidite Gotha
Queen
Lions Club Visitor
Bilt
Jeff Lacefield
Hope Lions Club
Town & Country
Pape Frraz
Associated Press London
William Greer
Manchester
British Council of Churches
Independence Hall
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