Cambodia Plane Downed Near Frontier Killing Eight
In Vietnam near the Cambodian frontier a U S Air Force C123 transport was shot down during a supply mission. Eight Americans were killed and one missing. Bodies were looted and the wreckage lay about 250 yards inside Vietnam. The overflight was attributed to border identification problems and bad weather. A U S soldier was killed in a guerrilla ambush nearby, the 24th American killed in South Vietnam since December 1961.
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John T. Wheeler Abaigon
Viet Nam
Aus. Air Force
Down
U.S
guThe
Gay Jn. An
Cambodia
Saigon
United States
Faubus Campaign Stops Focus on Cemetery Claim
Gov. Orval Faubus sharpens attack on Winthrop Rockefeller over a Lonoke County cemetery, vowing to name an impartial panel to verify the charge while aides deny complicity. He bets his re election on proof and offers Rockefeller a reciprocal quit if wrong. About 400 heard him at Miller County Courthouse lawn as Teen Age Republicans carry placards.
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Texarkana
Ark
Orvald
Faubus
Winthrop Rockefeller
Lonoke County
Rockefeller
Miller ‘County
Arkansas
Kirby
Arkansas Regional Forecast Report Summary
Weather experiment station report for hours ending at 7 a.m. Wednesday notes Central Arkansas fair with a cooler tonight and Thursday. High 81, low 65 today. tonight’s low in the upper 40s to 50s. Thursday’s high 70 to 74. Continued on Page Two.
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Arkansas
Associated Press
Central Arkansas
Rockefeller Leads In Mock Elections At Two Colleges
College polls at the University of Arkansas Fayetteville and the College of the Ozarks Clarksville show Rockefeller defeating Faubus 1,065 to 351 at Fayetteville and 250 to 198 at Clarksville while Goldwater won in the same Clarksville tally 793 to 601. An Ozarks question backed legalizing casino gambling in Garland County with 176 to 134.
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Winthrop Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Orval
Faubus
University of Arkansas
Fayetteville
College of the Ozarks
Clarksville
Johnson
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
University
Ozarks
Garland County
Port Group Opposes Proposed Rail Transport Bill
New Orleans AP report says President Johnson plans to draft a transport bill to give railroads more equal treatment. Rep. Oren Harris notes opposition from port authorities who want fair rules for all transport modes. Harris hints the measure mirrors a failed prior bill, but shifts are being made to address objections.
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New Orleans
House Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee
Oren Harris
D-Ark
American Association of Port Authorities
Johnson
Harris
W. J. Amoss
Association
Committee On National Transportation Policy
New Orlens
Commerce Commission
Thomas P. Guerin
Portland, Ore
Port Authorities Group
WG Amos
Johnson vows not to play war game of bluff and bluster
President Johnson wrapped election issues around Barry Goldwaters neck while touring the West and stressing that the stakes are success and survival. He said the campaign will not tolerate reckless or irresponsible policies and blasted Goldwaters stance in a Pittsburgh speech as part of a daylong swing through the region.
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Cormier
Los Angeles
Calif
Johnson
Barry Goldwater
Albuquerque
N.M
West
California
New Mexico
Goldwater
Pittsburgh
Civic
UNICEF Drive on Halloween Night in Hope
UNICEF to hold a door to door collection on October 31 from 5 30 to 6 30 p m as the MYF of First Methodist Church invites residents to join the United Nations Children Fund drive in Hope The group earned a commendation from the UN last year for its efforts.
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Hope
Unicef
MYF
First Methodist Church
United Nations Childrens Fund
United Nations
Natural Habits of Bores Lurk in Offices and Parties
New York columnist Hal Boyle catalogs common office bore types in a humorous roundup. He describes Old Harry, Perry Parasite, Basil Bigears, Glorene Heller, J Morgan Gasser, Andy Handy, and Samuel Stonehart as archetypes found in U S workplaces and social gatherings. The piece playfully lampoons petty habits, chatter, and self-importance that bog down productivity.
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Hal Boyle
New York
United States
Harry Heary
Harry
Perry
Basil Bigears
Basil
CIA
Iursis
J. Morgan
Andy Handy
Andy
Samuel Stonehart
Sam
Tedium
Rockefeller attacks Faubus as wasteful in Arkansas welfare debate
Winthrop Rockefeller accuses Gov. Faubus of being a false friend to the needy and denounces welfare overhead from 1.5 million to 3.9 million while rolls hold steady. He calls for auditing disabled veterans’ status and urges state aid targeted to families with small pensions and large needs. He backs a true university status for Arkansas State College and prioritizes education department expansion.
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Jonesboro
Ark
Winthrop
Rockefeller
Orval
Faubus
Arkansas
Arkansas State College
Department of Education
Blevins Carnival Thursday Night at the School
A Halloween carnival sponsored by the Gleving PTA takes place Thursday night October 29 at 7 oclock at the school. The program features first to fourth grade pupils and the Manless Wedding hosted by PTA mothers. Admission is 25 and 15 cents. Everyone is invited.
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Gleving Pta
PTA
Pinor Accident at 2nd and Hazel Injures Minor Damages
Yesterday afternoon at Second Street and Hazel autos driven by Robert Honeycutt of McCass and F F Hutson of Ble vis collided with minor damage. Officers Long and Burke investigated the incident.
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Westerday
Hazel Fd
Second Streets
Robert Honeycutt
McCass
F. F. Hutson
Blevins
Long and
Burke
Honeycutt Announces for Coroner in Hempstead County
John T. Honeycutt, Democrat, announces his candidacy for coroner of Hempstead County Arkansas. He is a native, WW II veteran, funeral director and licensed embalmer at Herndon-Cornelius Funeral Home for 18 years, trained at St Louis College of Mortuary Science, and pledges to perform duties properly while acknowledging the medical examiner and coroner’s jury roles. He notes the coroner is a peace officer authorized to arrest and replace the sheriff if disqualified, and asks for voters' support on November 3 1964.
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John T. Honeycutt
Hempstead County
Arkansas
Herndon-Cornelius
St. Louis College of Mortuary — Science
State of
Tam
Bodeaw Carnival Friday Night At School Gym
Bodeaw School sponsors a Halloween carnival Friday night in the school gym. Candidates for king and queen by grade include Susie Butler with Bobby Ford in 12th grade, Debbie Butler with Tommy Ellis in 3 and 4, Lois Ford with Lir mie Lee in 6, Linda Ellis with Jerry Miller in 7, Sharon Cole with Bobby Carlton in 8, Martha Davis with Dennis Cole in 9, Peggy Buiter with Larry Cole in 10, Ola Mae McKamie with Bud Lee in 11, Patsy Gurls with Arnold May in 12. Weekend games list Jr. boys vs Chidester and Sr. Girls 46 to Chidester, Sr. boys 38 to Bodeaw.
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Bodeaw School
King and Queen
Susie Butler
Bobby Ford
Debbie Butler
Tommy Ellis
Lois Ford
Lirmie Lee
Linda Ellis
Jerry Miller
Sharon Cole
Bobby Carlton
Martha Davis
Dennis Cole
Peggy Buiter
Larry Cole
Ola Mae McKamie
Bud Lee
Patsy Gurls
Arnold May
Goldwater Attacks Johnson Over Humphrey Pick
In Cedar Rapids Iowa Senator Barry Goldwater assailed President Johnson for selecting Senator Hubert Humphrey as running mate. He accused Johnson of lust for power and fear of exposure, saying the Johnson machine frightens voters into support. The rally featured Goldwater criticizing the administration's motives and governance.
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Walter R. Mears
Cedar Rapids
Town
Barry Goldwater
Johnson
Hubert H. Humphrey
White House
Arizona
Goldwater
Cedar
Regional Meet of Jr Auxiliary to Represent Hope Chapter
The Hope Chapter of Junior Auxiliary will send Mrs. Albert Graves Mrs Crit Stuart Jr and Mrs E P Young Jr to a regional meet at Arkansas State Teachers College Conway on Thursday October 29 with Conway Chapter as hostess Ferris Baker Hendrix College sociology professor will be principal speaker Thursday afternoon A tour of the Arkansas Children's Colony will follow the meeting The chapter sponsors one colony child each year The National Association of Junior Auxiliaries awards three graduate scholarships for speech therapy mental retardation and related fields locally the auxiliary is conducting its annual visual aid project testing eyes of Paisley Garland and Brookwood students Money was raised for a $500 scholarship to a Hope High School graduate at a spaghetti supper this month After the eye clinic the chapter will assist with the United Fund drive.
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Albert Graves
Crit Stuart, Jr
E. P. Young, Jr
Hope
Arkansas State Teachers College
Conway
Ferris Baker
Hendrix College
Mental Health Planning Authority
Arkansas Children’s Colony
National Association of Junior Auxiliaries
Paisley
Garland
Brookwood
United Fund
Johnson Won't Play War Bluster in Campaign
AP News Digest reports President Johnson refuses to engage in war rhetoric while Senator Goldwater accuses him of kidnapping the Democratic party for leftist control after selecting Hubert Humphrey as running mate. Navy jet bomber crash kills nine. nursing leader Clifford Jordan presides in Pennsylvania. Labor government blocks British troop use in Southern Rhodesia debate. NATO nuclear proposals anticipated during Wilson visit. Winthrop Rockefeller criticizes Faubus. Faubus defends cemetery destruction charges. attorney general cites Republicans filing lawsuits against Van Dalsem Act.
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Johnson
Blutt
Barry Goldwater
Sys
Democratic Party
Lalists
Hubert H. Humphrey
National
Clifford H. Jordan
R.N
Pennsylvania Nurses Association
International
Southern Rhodesia
Washington
Arkansas
Lyndon B. Johnson
Winthrop Rockefeller
Faubus
Neady
Rockefeller
Atty
Bruce Bennett
GOP
GM Strike Continues at 28 GM Plants Nationwide
DETROIT AP Crippling local level strikes persist at 28 General Motors plants while a trickle of new cars rolls out. The UAW halted the national strike but local bargaining units without at the plant working agreements stay off the job to press demands. Twenty five of 130 units lack at plant accords. Pontiac and Buick divisions in Michigan plus a Kansas City plant report new cars, while 21 plants remain closed and Hydra-Matic in Will ay Run still shut.
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Detroit
General Motors
United Auto’ Workers Union
Farflung
Pontiac Motors
Pontiac
Mich
Buick
Flint
Kansas City
Kan
Stll
Willay Run
Carroll McKee tapped by Heart and Key at Henderson State Teachers College
All Around Town reports Carroll McKee a senior from Hope High School majoring in Speech Therapy was tapped by Heart and Key honor society at Henderson State Teachers College during last Friday’s Homecoming Assembly. Also notes county wreck totals, cotton ginnings declines, Arkansas Tech fall term enrollees, and local honors and incidents.
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Carroll McKee
Henderson State Teachers College
Carroll
Hope High
David McKee
Route 4
Hope
Reapportion Order Stands in Virginia
Chief Justice Earl Warren refused to stay a federal court order forcing Virginia to reapportion both state Senate and House terms. Incumbent senators face two year terms with a spoons election by January 66, while house members will be up for election next year. State Attorney General Button had sought a stay to allow Supreme Court review.
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Washington
Earl Warren
Virginia
General Assembly
Alexandria
Robert Y. Button
Warren
Supreme Court
House
G F Hints at Raising Game and Fish Fees in Arkansas
LITTLE ROCK AP A raise in game and fish license fees was hinted at Tuesday when director Nelson Cox told the state Legislative Council the commission hoped to raise employee salaries by six percent. Rep. Paul Van Dalsem questioned revenue, and Cox said raising license fees was the method. The council reviews budgets as the commission seeks a 1965-67 appropriation of 3,755,976, noting last year’s spending and declining revenues from licenses.
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Little Rock
Nelson Cox
State Legislative Council
Perry County
Paul van Dalsem
Jane Ucenee
Cox
Raymond J. Mays
Cleveland County
van Dalsem
Clifton” Wade
Fayetteville
John Bethel
Prairie County
W. H. Thompson
Poinssett County
Assessors complain on tax loss in Arkansas
LITTLE ROCK AP Assessors blamed loopholes in state laws and uncooperative local revenue offices for lost tax dollars. James Rumph urged a law mandating bid bidders prove their property has been assessed for taxes on public works. Floyd Johnson cited difficulties stopping local offices from issuing licenses before assessment. Rumph noted contractors move equipment across state lines to evade taxes. James Sullivan said motorists often miss assessing pickup trucks with cars for January licenses, boosting unpaid taxes.
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Little Rock
James
Rumph
Arkansas Assessor Institute
Floyd Johnson
Pope County
James E. Sullivan
Ashley County
The
Institute
Sullivan
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Diamond Cafe
Melvin R. Cook
Caddo Area
Hazel
Honeycutt
Bodeaw Carnival
Get Sr. Girls
Bodeaw
Gocidester Sr
Budeaw
LBJ
AP News Digest
Harold Wilson
NATO
Hempstead
Howard
Lafayette Tour
Nevada County
U. S. Census Bureau
Lafayette
Arkansas Tech
Russellville
Norman A. Anderson
Larry D. Browning
Johnny L. McDowell
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Webb Laseter Jr
Hope, Ark
U. S. Air Force
Grand Forks
N.C
Ouachita Baptist College
Arkadelphia
Sigma Pi
Charles Gough
Fair Park
Mary Lary
Oak Street
Kemen
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