Patriotism and War Debate Rally at Wakefield Mass
A 19 year old high school student organized a Wakefield rally in support of the Vietnam War drawing about 25 000 attendees. The piece argues that vocal protest is valid but condemns antiwar rhetoric and warns against withdrawing from Vietnam, urging readiness to defend America and its interests abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wakefield
Mass
Amd Brothers
America
Vietnam
Pearl Habor
Pacific
Roll Calls in Congress Roll Calls in Congress
In Washington AP reports Arkansas members of Congress voted on recent roll calls. The Senate rejected amendments to abolish the Subversive Activities Control Board and debated spending cuts. Passage votes favored McClellan and Fulbright in several divisions while other amendments failed. The record notes numerous not voting and paired votes, with references to bills on government spending and the Model Cities program. See Roll Calls On Page 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Arkansas
Congress
Senate
Brooke
R-Mass
Cenral Board
McClellan
Fulbright
Activites Control Board
Passenge
Williams
R-Del
Mundt
Rs.b
Filebright
Dirksen
Bell
Regaluetion
House
Hammerschmidt, Mills, Pryor
California Brush Fire Threatens Hundreds Of Homes
A pair of Southern California brush fires driven by winds swept from the Santa Ana Mountains into Orange and Riverside County communities. About 15 Lemon Heights homes were destroyed and 4,000 residents evacuated as flames spread toward densely populated suburbs. The Bel Air fire of 1961 was recalled as a comparison.
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LOS Angeles Corp
Santa Ana
Orange County
Lemon Heights
Los Angeles
Orange
Riverside County
San Jacinto Mountains
San Jacineto
Gilman Hot Springs
Dermott
Harris Delivers Bold Take On Camelot King Arthur
Irish actor Richard Harris speaks candidly about his role as King Arthur in Camelot and his life. He discusses singing on film, his early career, and his marriage to Elizabeth Rees-Williams. Harris outlines his future plans, dislikes laziness, and his impatience with routine.
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Richard
Harris
King Arthur
Hal Boyle
New York
Limerick
Ife
Hareris
Anneys
Shealer
London, Academy of Music and Dramatic Arts
Anny
Elizabeth Rees-Williams
Lord Oginure
Red Desert
Hawaii
London
Lily
Hamlet
Oblighigly
Doubledecker
100 Percent United Fund Firms Are Listed in Campaign
The Hope and Hempstead County payroll shows firms and departments subscribing at full 100 percent for United Fund employee and management contributions. Listings include Guernsey School Garland Elementary Hope City Police Department and multiple city departments plus private firms such as Hope Wire Products Klipsch and Associates Tolber Corp Barwick Electric Roy Anderson Insurance Southland Farms Verger High School Shover Elementary Cox Drug Store and Lewis McLarty Inc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope and Hempstead County
United Fund
Guernsey
Garland
Paisley
Bery Henry
Hope City Police Department
Hope Sanitation Department
Hope Street Department
Hope Fire Department
Hope Sewer Department
Hope City Cemetery
City of Hope
Hope Wire Products, Inc
Klipsch and Associates, Inc
The
Tolber Corp
Barwick Electric Co
Roy Anderson Insurance
Agont
Southland Farms Inc
Verger Jr.Sr
Shover
Cox Drug Store
Lewis McLarty, Inc
Harold Eakley
Dale Willis
Hempstead County United Fund
Harold Hendrix
James E. Pruden, Jr
Switch Lock Broken Trains Derail in Missouri Pacific Crash
NORFORK Ark AP Baxter County Sheriff Emmett Edmonds said a padlock on a siding switch was broken, causing a Missouri Pacific freight derailment that killed Archie Copeland 46 of Memphis and injured two others. The No 201 train from Kansas City to Memphis derailed 12 cars and four diesel units after the switch opened. Roadblocks were set as gasoline and oil spilled across streets.
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Norfork
Ark
Baxter County
Emmett Edmonds
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Archie Copeland
Memphis
A. W. Rees
Missouri Pacific
Little Rock
Hea
Rees
Kansas City
Norfolk
K. Reid
Copeland
Arkansas
Rain Plagued Arkansas Through Tuesday Weather Outlook
Two massive high pressure systems squeeze a heavy rain on Arkansas through today, with frost expected Tuesday night as a cold air mass moves in from Nevada. Rain totals exceed three inches in several counties, while temperatures vary from the 40s to 70s across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Arkansas
Nevada
U. S Weather Bureau
Little Rock
Gotinson
Mena
Harrison
Devils Knob
Searcy County
Weather Bureau
Texarkana
el Darady
Pine Bluff
Donations of Blood Due Nov 8
Red Cross Blood Mobile will be in Hope at the Red River Vocational School from 6 to 6 Wednesday, November 8. Hempstead County’s July 1, 1967 to June 30, 1968 quota is 636 pints. This area gains its first opportunity to contribute toward the 1967 1968 target. Winter demand rises as summer usage is light and only 8 pints have been used so far. Citizens are urged to donate to meet the quota when called upon.
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Nie Red Cross Blood Mobile
Hope
Red River Vocational School
Hempstead
Navy
O Key Named City Manager in Little Rock
O Rea Ford O Reay 44 from Norman Ohio named city manager of Little Rock effective Dec 41 Mayor Martin Borchert announced O Rea would earn 23500 annually, 2000 more than his predecessor Aned Douthitt who resigned to become assistant city manager in San Antonio Texas.
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Little Rock
Clifyford O'Rey
Norman
Ohia
Litthe Ausk
War Support Rally Draws 25 000
A 15 year old high school student organized a patriotic rally in tanerinid Massachusetts attracting police estimate of 25 000 attendees. Speakers included Paul P Christopher Jr and youths from grammar schools and motorcycle gang members who chanted patriotic slogans. Police Chief J Mer Tit Weaser reported a lower turnout than hoped. The event aimed to spur nationwide demonstrations in support of American servicemen.
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Tanerinid
Mass
America
Paul P. Christopher Jr
Webbers
J. Mer. Tit Weaser
Christopher
Wakefield High School
Nummer
Cong Unit Beaten Near Cambodia
U S infantry surprised a Viet Cong company near the Cambodian border and reportedly wiped it out with artillery napalm and air strikes. About 80 enemy troops were killed while U S losses were three dead and three wounded. U S fighter bombers then pressed attacks on North Vietnam from Haiphong area as monsoon weather loomed.
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George Esper
Associated Press
Saigon
U.S
1St Infantry
North Vietnam
Haiphong
Cat Bi Mig
Chi Lai
North
Five Die on Arkansas Highways Over Weekend
Five people perished in Arkansas weekend road crashes. Oscar McClure, 72, of Biscoe, was struck when a truck backing over him near Biscoe on Arkansas 33. Betty Jo Lyon, 20, of Heth, died in a two car crash on U.S. 70 east of Forrest City while a car driven by Richard Danial, 20, of West Memphis collided with Larry White, 22, of Proctor. Ronald Gene Kelly, 13, of Van Buren, died when his motorcycle overturned after the handlebar veered into a ditch. Bettie Sue Carter, 37, near Junction City, and Leon Turner of Junction City perished in a two car collision on U.S. 167 north of Junction City.
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Associated Press
Arkansas
Oscar McClure
Biscoe
Prairie County
Betty Jo Lyon
Heth
Gt. Francis County
Ronald Gene Kelly
van Buren
Bettle Sue Carter
Junction City
Leon Turner
McClure
Larry White
Proctor
Crittenden County
Kelly
Vernon Kelly
Carter
Turner
U.S. 167
Grass Fire Reported Sunday Near Old Hwy 67
Hope Fire department reported a grass fire Sunday at 2 16 pm at the home of Robin Malloy on Old Hwy 67 east. Little damage was reported. Local units responded quickly to contain the blaze.
Honest Man Says Vietnam official spoke frankly to Humphrey
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey praised Maj Nguyen Be of the Revolutionary Development Training Center for candid remarks on corruption hindering the program in Vietnam. Humphrey toured Mekong Delta villages and said the trip affirmed American support for Vietnam's new government and its leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Arnett
Associated Press
Saigon
Hubert H. Humphrey
South Vietnnam
Humphrey
Maj
Nguyen Be
Revolutionary Development Training Center
Vung Tau
U.S
Mekong
Vietnam
Johnson
Nguyen van Thieu
South Vietnam
U.S. Central Intelligence Agency
North Vietnam
Harvard University
University of California
Scouts Invite Boys to Join Meetings at Two Schools
All Around Town Cub Scouts will meet at Beryl Henry school Thursday November 2 at 7 30 pm. Eligible are boys by third grade or ages 8 to 10 with parents invited. Cub Scout Pack 92 meets at Brookwood school Thursday November 9 at 7 30 pm. All boys in the third grade or ages 8 to 10 invited with parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beryl Henry
Cub Scout
Brookwood School
Reds Join t Orbiting Spacecraft Docking Triumph
Moscow reports a successful automatic docking of two unmanned Soviet spacecraft in orbit. Cosmos 186 and a companion joined to form a space platform, with all systems normal. The event follows prior United States manned docking tests and signals further unmanned trials before cosmonauts return to space.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
United States
Hon Soyn Jont
Mies
Vladimir M. Komarov
Arkansas Baptist Medical Center Freed From Convention Control
The Arkansas Supreme Court sustained a resolution by the Arkansas Baptist State Convention to release Arkansas Baptist Medical Center in Little Rock from convention control. The ruling affirmed Chancellor Kay Matthews and severed all ties, amid a petition about constitutional compliance. The decision also covered related cases, including habeas corpus denials, and various appellate outcomes in Jackson, Columbia, Lee, and Pulaski counties.
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Little Rock
Arkansas Supreme Court
Arkansas Baptist State Convention
Arkansas Baptist Medical Center
High Court
Carleton Harris
Kay Matthews
Pulaski County
Friendly Court
Supreme Court
Circuit Court
Jackson County
Marianna
Cavareatanecision
Bradeley County
Billy Duran
Shelby Elegs
North the
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Munticello
Boyd Heffington
Heffington
Arkansas 4
McGehee
Boyle
Cambodia
Star
Chae’ 3 Harrell
Hope Auto Company
Janice Harper
Addie Harper
Student National Education Assn
Ouachita University
Janice
SNEA
AWS
EEE
George M. Hamilton
Dan Hamilton
Ubon Royal Thai Afb
Thailand
Hamilton
Pacific Air Forces
Marjorie Royston
Grandison Royston, Jr
Monticello College
Godsfray
Spencer T. Olin
Redio
KXAR
American Legion
Mary
Dorsey McRae
Frank Hill
Lester Sitges
E. B
Who Young, Jr
David Boters
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