Thousands in Final Tribute to Mr Hoover
Washington remembers Herbert Clark Hoover, 99, as the Capitol rotunda enclosure holds his flag draped casket and a procession of dignitaries. The Union Station arrival and horse drawn caisson begin the ceremonial journey to the Capitol, with Nixon present and Eisenhower and Truman absent due to illness and recovery.
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Richard M. Nixon
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Kentucky
Everett M. Dirksen
Hllinois
John J. Williams
Delaware
Hubert H. Humphrey
Contests Election Of P B Negro In Dollarway Board
Rob W. Bryant sues to contest Arthur Miller’s election to the Dollarway School Board. Bryant alleges 108 votes in the Townsend Park Negro school box are invalid or irregular including multiple ballots by one voter and nonresidents or poll tax issues. Miller to reply within 20 days. hearing to follow.
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Townsend
Arkansas Forecast: Fair Skies Warmth Rising
A fair day ahead in Arkansas with a gradual warming trend. Tonight remains mild as temperatures inch higher, bringing pleasant conditions across the region.
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Arkansas
Two More Join Up With Faubus
Two more figures join the Faubus campaign in Little Rock as former state welfare commissioner Carl Adams and Sen Joe Lee Anderson of Helena align with Gov. Orval Faubus. The Faubus bulletin offered no detail on their roles.
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Helena
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Fau- Us
Campaign Pushed Into Background
Washington reports a foggy presidential race overshadowed by a string of global and political shocks. Jenkins arrest and Johnson security probe mix with Khrushchev’s firing, Britain’s Labour victory, and China’s nuclear test, all dimming campaign momentum two weeks before the election.
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House of Commons
Local Lady Discovers What Mark Twain Meant in Loving the River
Emma Hatley and Beverly Morgan, residents of Stephens Arkansas, rode the Delta Queen on a three week trip from Cincinnati up the Ohio and down the Mississippi visiting Cairo Paducah Louisville and St Louis. The river vessel carried a crew of 80 and 175 passengers from 23 states with religious services daily and a social director. Hatley praised the scenery and quiet along the Ohio River while the article notes Twain’s river lore and compares river life to the human circulatory system describing the Delta Queen as a vein of pure gold for travelers.
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Hope
Faubus Idea a Law for 44 Years
Winthrop Rockefeller forces quoted Gov Faubus on stamping poll tax receipts to curb double voting, noting the rule has been in law 44 years. Faubus supported stamping but offered no firm plan. Rockefeller campaign adviser Tom Eisele cited the requirement for dated stamps or written endorsements to prevent multiple votes.
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Little Rock
Winthrop Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Horder
Accused Slayer Is Without Psychosis
Jackie Lee Wood of Springdale, 22, faces first degree murder in the strangulation slaying of Pamela Ann King 17 of Madelvale. King’s body was found in a downtown Little Rock motel room on September 15. Wood pleaded not guilty and not guilty by reason of insanity. hospital reports no psychosis.
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Jackie Lee Wood
Springdale
Oie
Wood
Pamela Ann King
Madelvyale
Girl Points to Suspect in Duncan High Attack
Four times Wednesday Tama Hall mark now partially paralyzed strained to lift her arm pointing to a 16-year-old schoolmate in a police lineup as the boy she says stabbed her nearly 50 times last January. Miss Mallmark 18 daughter of an oil company executive in Duncan Oklahoma was attacked after leaving Duncan High School on January 6. She walks with a brace and remains coherent though injured. A lie detector test indicated the boy probably not involved. He was released on $3,000 bond to his father, Bert, a football coach at Duncan Junior High.
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Okla
Tama Hallmark
Mallmark
Oklahoma
Duncan High School
Lana
Bert
Duncan
Thant Seeks Khrushchev Statement On Exit
United Nations Secretary-General U Thant urged that dismissed Soviet Premier Khrushchev be allowed to issue a public statement on the dismissal and exit. He expressed confidence that Brezhnev and Kosygin would keep the same basic line in world affairs and reduce the risk of a renewed cold war. Thant said he was assured by Soviet ambassador Fedorenko that the new regime would follow the same course, and he noted Khrushchev’s successor would not reverse history.
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United Nations
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al Thant
Khrushchev
Thant
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Communist Party
Alexei N. Kosygin
U.N
Nikolai T. Fedorenko
Inmates Rebel In Maryland Friday Night Riots
Defiant inmates at Maryland House of Correction rioted Friday night, uprooting locks and burning items. State police herded about 200 of 1,783 inmates back to cells, with $50,000 in damages and minor injuries to four prisoners. Troopers used dogs and riot gear but did not fire, rescuing a dozen guards trapped during the unrest.
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Maryland House of Correction
Vernon C. Pepersack
State Commissioner of Correction
George Davidson
Maryland State Police
Pepersack
Davidson
Faubus Accused of Straw Issues in Arkansas Campaign
Winthrop Rockefeller forces accuse Governor Faubus of creating straw issues to confuse the gubernatorial race. Campaign manager Tom Kisele and adviser Eisele claim Faubus uses deception and false quotes to attack Rockefeller, while Rockefeller supporters say progress exists and credit is due to civic groups near new industry sites.
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Winthrop Rockefeller
Tom Kisele
Rockefeller
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Eisele
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AIDC
Whitten Heads Group at Work in Arkansas
Vern H. Whitten, 53, Mount Holly candidate for governor in 1962, forms Independent Citizens for Rockefeller. He declares he is not a Republican and blasts the Faubus era Democratic Party as too liberal, noting his 1962 primary finish of 22,377 votes.
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Vernon H. Whitten
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Whitten
Mount Holly
Democratic
Arkansas
Orval E
Faubus Party
Johnson
Hubert H. Humphrey
Census on Agriculture underway for county farms
County agents announce the five yearly Census of Agriculture to be mailed in early November and conducted in three stages. Local crews recruit and train enumerators to visit about 150 farms over three weeks, then mail questionnaires to rural boxholders, with final farm visits to collect and assist with answers starting November 3 in Arkansas.
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Bureau of the Census
U.S. Department of Commerce
U. S
Census Bureau
Arkansas
Cemetery Relocation Approved by Health Board
The Arkansas Board of Health approved relocating a public cemetery from Pleasant Grove to Ogden for Army Engineer dam construction on the Caddo River in Little River County. Final approval rests with the county judge.
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Associated Press
Little Rock
State Board of Health
Pleasant Grove
Ogden
Army
Caddo River
Little River County
School District Seeks Comptroller Audit
Pulaski County rural district votes Thursday to ask the state comptroller for an audit of its accounts. Superintendent E F Dunn urges the move amid public disputes with fellow board member Winston G Chandler who had earlier pushed for an audit.
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Little Rock
Pulaski County
E. F. Dunn
Winston G. Chandler
Chandler
Dunn
Chaidler
Johnson Ready To Launch National Campaign Drive
President Johnson prepares for a strenuous stretch of campaigning away from the White House. He will tour Tennessee Florida Georgia South Carolina with stops in Memphis Chattanooga Baltimore and Orlando. Connally plans to join, aiming to schedule Texas stops as part of the effort.
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Washington AP
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No Known Fraud Reply to Faubus
Pi laski County Collector Tom Gilley said his office is not knowingly involved in fraud and Gov. Orval Faubus charged the Republicans plan massive vote frauds in the state’s most populous county. Gilley added some poll taxes might have been paid by persons under legal voting age.
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Pilaski County
Tom Gilley
Orval E. Faubus
Gilley
Gully
Anti-Registration Group Claims Amendment Costs Arkansas Schools
The Citizens Against Amendment 54 accused the voter registration proposal of costing Arkansas schools $700,000. Proponents argued the amendment would not remove the $1 registration tax but would abolish a requirement affecting young registrants.
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Little Rock
Citizens Against Amendment 54
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