Goldwater Flags Civil Rights Appeal At GOP Breakfast
Senator Barry Goldwater sketched a civil rights message at a private GOP breakfast before about 300 staff and volunteers, saying freedom of association includes both the right to join and not to join. He noted plans to possibly use the speech nationally and hinted at televised campaign appearances as he readied for a six state campaign swing.
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Court Refuses to Take Up Complaint
The Supreme Court declined to rule on a Brooklyn case by white parents who allege their children were reassigned to a junior high outside their home area to satisfy a racial balance goal. The brief order gave no commentary on the petition claiming the move was a political compromise driven by pressure on the Board of Education.
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Supreme Court
Brooklyn
N.Y
High Tribunal
Board of Education
Freezing forecast sweeps Arkansas after weekend front
The Associated Press reports freezing temperatures are forecast for North and Central Arkansas tonight after a cold front passed Sunday, bringing rain up to half an inch in spots. Skies are expected to clear. overnight lows range mid 30s to near 50 in southern regions.
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Associated Press
Arkansas
U.S
Pine Bluff
Jarrison
el Dorado
Memphis
Little Rock
Weather Station 24 Hour Report from Monday Morning
Weather Experiment Station reports a 24 hour period ending 7 a.m. Monday with a high of 76 and a low of 44. Precipitation measured .34 of an inch. Continued on Page Two.
U S Officials See China Readying Second Nuclear Test
U S officials believe the Chinese communists may detonate a second nuclear device soon. Secretary of State Dean Rusk on ABC said a second explosion might come, following a low yield blast last Friday. Officials say China will need 5 to 10 years to build a stockpile, but a second test could boost prestige and nuclear diplomacy without greater military impact. The president warned of nuclear blackmail and pledged firm policy against Chinese demands.
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China
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Altercation Ends With Knife Injury at Frank Voluntine's House
City police report an argument between two Black women Sunday led to Lucille Jefferson slashing Louise Hill on the arm with a knife. Hill required six stitches. The incident occurred at Frank Voluntine's residence.
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Louise Hill
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Mrs Sheppard of Patmos Dies at 81
Pearl Sheppard aged 81 of Patmos died Saturday in a local rest home. Immediate survivors include daughter Elsie Welch of Shreveport. Services planned for 2 p.m. Monday at Herndon-Cornelius Chapel with burial in New Hope Cemetery.
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Patmos
Elsie Welch
Shreveport
Herndon-Cornelius Chapel
New Hope Cemetery
Methodist Women Plan Services for Call to Prayer
The Woman's Society of Christian Service of the First Methodist Church of Hope will join 1,700,000 Methodist women nationwide in observing Call to Prayer and Self-Denial October 26-30 at 9:30 each morning in the church sanctuary. Nursery will be open with leaders Mrs. Bob Turner, Mrs. R. T. White, Mrs. Jim Robertson, Mrs. Harry McLemore, and Mrs. Edwin Ward. Participants are asked to give a sacrificial gift to support home and overseas mission projects and to offer prayers for workers.
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First Methodist Church of Hope
America
Bob Turner
R. T. White
Jim Robertson
Harry McLemore
Arkansen to Visit Greece on Trade Mission
Marvin Melton former Arkansas Chamber of Commerce president will join a Department of Commerce Trade Mission to Greece for a monthlong visit. A businessman and cattleman Melton makes his third mission trip following trips to East Africa Ecuador and Peru. Four other businessmen accompany him, and Melton formerly served two terms in the Arkansas Senate.
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Ark
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Arkansas’ Chamber of Commerce
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Department of Commerce
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East Africa
Ecuador
Peru
Arkansas Senate
Rotary Honors Dr. L. T. Lawrence At Hope Luncheon
Dr. L. T. Lawrence received an appreciation plaque from Rotary President George Peck at the Hope Rotary Club luncheon on October 16 for his service as president of the Tri-States Association for Cripples Inc. of Memphis. Peck read a letter from E. L. Hurdle noting Lawrence’s invaluable service to Rotary, the Hospital, and crippled adults across Arkansas, Mississippi, and Tennessee.
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L. T. Lawrence
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Rotary
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Tri-States Association For Cripples, Incorporated
Memphis
Tennessee
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Tri-States
Hope Club
Hempstead
Talbot Feild
Arkansas
Albert Graves
Feilds
Autos Collide Injuring Driver at Cal vin's Place
A Nashville man Ira Hendrix and John E. Richardson of Texana collided on North Hazel when Hendrix pulled into the path of the other car. Significant damage occurred. Hendrix suffered a minor head cut. officers Rowe and Long charged Hendrix with failure to yield the right of way.
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Political Lull as Johnson Calls Leaders
President Johnson canceled Texas appearances for a radio TV report to the nation and a leaders meeting. Barry Goldwater campaigned in Washington and Maryland while Rep. Miller rested in San Diego before Bay Area stops. Humphrey traveled to Washington for the meeting, with Florida stops, as Nixon announced a 16 stop week. Bishop Spottswood told the Newport News NAACP convention that about 7 million new Negro voters have been added to rolls out of 12 million potential voters.
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Miami
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Fla
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N.Y
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Stamford
Conn
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African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church
Virginia
NAACP
Newport News
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Plane crash in Yugoslavia kills Soviet marshal and 29 others
An airliner carrying about 30 people crashed in fog near Belgrade after a Moscow to Belgrade flight. Marshal Sergei Biryuzov, age 60, head of the Soviet armed forces delegation, was among the dead. The four engine craft struck Avala hill and burned near a monument to Yugoslavia's Unknown Soldier.
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U S Starts Off Good With New Soviet Leaders
President Johnson told congressional leaders the United States has a good beginning with the new Soviet leaders and urged joint efforts to block nuclear spread. He warned China may use nuclear blackmail and urged world support for the test ban treaty while noting Khrushchev’s removal and Brezhnev Kosygin leadership.
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Johnson cites good start with new Soviet leaders
AP News Digest reports President Johnson says the United States has made a good beginning in relations with the new Soviet leaders while defense experts warn Soviet Cosmos satellites may be used to spy on the United States.
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Arkansas
Baptist Meet to Be Held Here Oct 21
The annual District Meeting of the Baptist Woman's Missionary Union will be held October 21 at the First Baptist Church of Hope. Host pastor Rev. George Ballentine will welcome attendees. Mrs Roy E Snider, president of the state Union, will preside. Two out of state speakers Miss Juliette Mather of Granville Ohio and Miss Joan Frisby of Dallas Texas will speak. The program runs from 10 am to 2 45 pm.
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Honeycult
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Juliette Mather
Granville
Ohio
Joan Frisby
Dallas
Texas
University of Arkansas
State
Sister of Local Woman Dies at 75 in Atwater Cal
Mrs Bynum Chambers aged 75 died Wednesday at her Atwater California home. Survivors include her husband a son and a sister Mrs W T Moxley of Hope. Services were held in California.
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Child Killed in Three Vehicle Collision Near Norfolk
In Norfolk Nebraska an AP report says Tammy Jo Titts ten month old daughter of Mr and Mrs Carl Titts of Newnata Arkansas was killed in a three vehicle crash on U S 81 late Saturday night. The child's parents were hospitalized.
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Carl Titts
Newnata, Ark
Brezhnev Announces Peaceful Coexistence Policy
Moscow dispatch says new Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev declared a policy of peaceful coexistence, disarmament, and equality among Communist parties. He spoke atop Lenin's Tomb, stressing Leninist leadership and collective rule after Khrushchev's removal. Brezhnev praised space achievements but framed cosmic work as human advancement, not a race.
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Europe
Cosmos Satellites Used to Spy on the United States
Defense experts say Soviet Cosmos satellites are being used to spy on the United States. The 48th Cosmos series launched recently follows orbits over the U.S. at altitudes where cameras could capture clear ground images. U.S. reconnaissance satellites remain largely undisclosed, with possible implications for future anti-satellite responses and countermeasures.
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All Around Town with Klipsch and Local Events
Paul W. Klipsch presented a paper to the Audio Engineering Society in New York City last Friday, with Bob Moers accompanying him. Local notes cover political, fraternal, theater, cemetery fundraising, church events, and a soldier's home leave from South Korea.
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Audio Engineering Society
New York City
Bob Moers
Papers Endorse Gambling Plan in Hot Springs Editorials
In Hot Springs El Dorado and Texarkana newspapers on page one voiced support for Amendment 35 to legalize casino gambling. The editorials compared gambling to ordinary activities like eating or golf, arguing it is not inherently immoral, only wrong when excessive or ill-timed. The papers cited belong to the Palmer newspaper chain.
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Hot Springs
el Dorado
Texarkana
Palmer System
Final Rites for Miss Nancy Kidd
Funeral services for 82 year old Nancy R Kidd of Spring Hill were held at Spring Hill Methodist Church. The Rev Jerry Kidd and Rev John Ross officiated and burial followed in Anderson Cemetery. She is survived by a brother A G Kidd of Spring Hill and a sister Mrs Carrie Roberts of Texarkana.
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Spring Hill
Spring Hill” Methodist Church
Jerry Kidd
John Ross
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