Rockefeller labels Faubus campaign shallow in Dorado Arkansas
Winthrop Rockefeller attacked Governor Faubus in Dorado Arkansas calling his gubernatorial campaign the most shallow he's seen for dodging issues. He ridiculed tactics, defended his own record on welfare, education and road needs, and urged voters to replace the entrenched machine with new leadership.
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Arkansas
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The Defenders and a Libel Suit Spark TV Debate
In a TV column Cynthia Lowry notes CBS The Defenders blends warmth humor and civility but Thursday’s episode about a libel suit by an avant garde playwright against a British critic pushes the show into a sharper clash of wits. A live program will air from Paragould and Jonesboro with a taped show at El Dorado tonight.
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Paragould
Jonesboro
el Droado
Entertaining But Flawed CBS Variety Hour Review
A father son team of attorneys features E G Marshalls stern defense and Robert Reeds playing his son in a lighthearted spoof. The Entertainers struggle with weak material as Carol Burnett suffers neck and back injuries requiring extended hospital care and Imogene Coca tabs an ankle hindering planned sketches.
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Marshall
Stern
Robert Reed
Junior
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Imogene Coca
Soviet Rulers Meet With Red Leaders
Moscow reports show the Kremlin’s new leaders seeking unity with foreign Communist chiefs over Khrushchev’s ouster. Brezhnev and Kosygin met Polish party chief Gomulka and premier Cyrankiewicz near the border, while delegations from France Austria and Italy converged in Moscow to learn the truth. Suslov reportedly hospitalized with kidney trouble and tuberculosis recurrence amid political speculation.
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Alexei N. Kosygin
Wladyslaw Gomulka
Josef Cyrankiewicz
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Bielovezh Pushcha
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Johnson backs Goldwater after Arkansas judge endorsement
Jim Johnson associate justice of the Arkansas Supreme Court officially endorsed Republican presidential nominee Barry Goldwater Tuesday night through the Goldwater for President Headquarters in Little Rock. Johnson a Democrat had first signaled his vote for Goldwater at a GOP fund raising rally in Little Rock. He said he would support all Democrats except in the presidential race.
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Jim Johnson
Arkansas Supreme Court
Ife
Barry Goldwater
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Goldwater
Crazy Horse Led Sioux at Little Bighorn Battle
Historical accounts credit Crazy Horse as the Sioux leader at the Battle of the Little Big Horn, though Sitting Bull is often associated with the engagement. The article notes Crazy Horse’s prominent command during the clash with U.S. forces.
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Battle of the Little Big Horn
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