Health Care Showdown May Come Today
The Senate prepares for a pivotal vote on a politically charged health care plan for the aged linked to Social Security. President Johnson pushes for passage while Republican leaders, led by Barry Goldwater, oppose. The 49 to 44 Senate tally signals a close outcome with uncertain fate in conference.
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Joe Hall Washington
Senate
Johnson
Barry Goldwater
California
Everett Mirksen
Illinois
Washington
Senate House
Musial Collapses During St Louis Milwaukee Game
Former baseball star Stan Musial, 43, ex ecutive in the Cardinals organization, collapsed at Busch Stadium during the St. Louis versus Milwaukee game. He was rushed to Jewish Hospital with viral 'enthritis' and severe dehydration. He remained hospitalized for several days under observation.
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ST. Louis
Stan Musial
St. Louis Cardinals
Busch Stadium
St. Louis- Milwaukee
Musial
Jewish Hospital
J.C. Middleman
Middleman
Cardinal
Weather Outlook for Missouri Arkansas and Louisiana
Weather report for 24 hours ending 7 am Wednesday shows warm, fair to partly cloudy conditions across Eastern and Southern Missouri with a slow warming trend. Arkansas remains fair with minor temperature change. Louisiana hot and clear to partly cloudy with isolated thundershowers possible afternoon and evening.
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Missouri
Arkansas
Arkansas Regional Forecast Summary
Central Arkansas forecast calls for fair and mild weather through Thursday night. Low temperatures expected around 68 to 70 degrees with a mild progression. High temperatures continue to be reported on page two.
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Arkansas
Associated Press
Holleman to Speak at Hope Rotary on Friday
Frank L. Holleman secretary treasurer of Arkansas Louisiana Gas Co will address the Hope Rotary Club Friday. He has led the utility since 1955 and holds several subsidiary posts. A Little Rock native, he began with Arkla in 1933 as an office boy. His speech title is Raising Crops of Money.
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Frank L. Holleman
Arkansas Louisiana Gas Co
Hope Rotary Club
The
Utility Co
Arkansas Cement Corp
Arkla Chemical Corp
SW Natural Production Co
Pitts & Bryant Co., Inc
Arkla Industries Inc
Arkansas Louisiana Finance Corp
Little Rock
Arkla
Saratoga to Open School on Sept 8 9
Saratoga Schools announce opening dates with registration on September 8 and 9 and full days planned for September 10 and 11. Listing of staff includes Principal Opal Holland and teachers for high and grade schools, plus bus drivers Ed Stone and William R. Young.
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Saratoga
Opal Holland
James T. McCorkle
James Mc Stone
M.H. Peebes
Mariel Lott
M. M. Sanders
Harry Chism
Sidney Fricks
Sarah Brown
Robin O'Dell
Ed Stone
William R. Young
Horace Ellen
Forrest Edward McCorkle
P. B. McKinney
Pressure Cell Dominates State
Arkansas weather remained under a strong high pressure system over the Great Lakes with warm dry conditions expected. Temperatures are forecast 90 to 96 degrees with overnight lows 64 to 72 through Thursday, while August brought varying rainfall up to 12.18 inches at Ozark and three to six inches at most major points.
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Arkansas
Associated Press
Great Lakes
Prospect
the Weather Bureau
Ozark
World War I Hero Alvin York Dies at 76
Sgt. Alvin C. York, famed World War I hero from Tennessee, died at 10:40 a.m. in Nashville at age 76 after a decade of illnesses. He reportedly killed 25 Germans and captured 132 in a single Argonne Forest day. Survived by wife Gracie and seven children, funeral plans pending. York had been hospitalized at Veterans Hospital since August 29, with the death attributed to general debility from multiple conditions.
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Tennn
Alvin C. York
Tennessee
Argonne Forest
France
York
Veterans Hospital
Gracie
Pall Mall
Tenn
Cumberland Mountains
Betsy Lowrey
Alice Franklin
Edward York
Church of the Nazarene
Alvin Jr
Indianapolis
Woodrow, Thomas and
Andrew
Ferry Operation Is Incorporated in Arkansas
A Marion County group incorporated Bal Shoals Ferry Corp to run a ferry on Full Shoals Lake. Capital will be 250000 with stock at 10. George Young of Pyatt estimated startup costs around 50000 and hoped the ferry would begin operations by January 1. Highway 125 lies north of Peel while Missouri Highway 25 begins on the lake's north side.
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Yellville
Ark
Marion County
Bal Shoals Ferry Corp
Full Shoals Lake
Arkansas
George Young
Pyatt
Peel
Lake
Witty Sayings and Social Observations Cartoon
A collection of wit and social quips. Observations touch on marriage motives, politics, humor, health superstition,职业 roles, and Cyprus current events with a satirical tone. (Note: multiple unrelated snippets presented as a humorous column.)
Farm Bureau Meet Slated for Thursday
The Hempstend County Farm Bureau will meet at 7 30 p m Thursday Sept 3 at 806 W 4th St Autrey Wilson president says Judge John L Wilson will discuss the seven proposed constitutional amendments on the November 1984 ballot The meeting is open to members and others to hear the summary of the amendments for informed voting
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Hempstend County
Farm Bureau
Autrey Wilson
W. 4Th Street
John L. Wilson
Autrey Wileee
Wilson
Baltimore Prepares for Negro Riots in City
Baltimore officials announced preparations for potential riots among the city’s 358000 Negro residents amid warnings of outside agitators seeking disorder. Mayors McKeldin and Tawes touted police and National Guard readiness while noting a pattern of Harlem and Philadelphia disturbances linked to police-Negro tensions.
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Stephens. Broening
Baltimore
National Guard
Theodore R. McKeldin
J. Millard Tawes
Milton A. Reckord
Bernard Schmidt
Mrs. Amelia Morrow 83 Dies at Prescott Home
Mrs Amelia Morrow aged 83 longtime Nevada County resident dies at her Prescott home. survivors include three daughters Mrs Earl Gormley Prescott Mrs Hershel Snodgrass Wichita Kan and Mrs Thurman Lewis Prescott. Funeral arrangements will be announced by Herndon Cornelis
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Amelia Morrow
Nevada County
Prescott
Earl Gormley
Hershel Snodgrass l
Wichita
Kan
Thurman Lewis
Herndon-Cornelis
Backlash Didn't Materialize in Michigan Republican primary
DETROIT AP Despite a claimed white backlash, Northern Democrat John Lesinski trailed John Dingell in the 16th District as Elly Peterson narrowly won the Republican U S Senate race. Gov. George Romney won renomination by 7 to 1 over a more conservative challenger while overall GOP turnout topped Democratic votes, signaling Romney’s solid reelection prospects.
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Michigan
John Lesinski
John Dingell
Elly Peterson
U.S
Senate
George Romney
Romney
George Higgins
Neil Staeler
U.S. Senate
Peterson
James O'Neil
Edward Meany
Philip Hart
Lesinski
Republican National Committee
Wayne County
O’neil
State Board of Education
Nong
Higgins
Barry Goldwater
GOP
Arizona
Staebler
Convicted Rapist Henson Granted Bond on Appeal
Arkansas Supreme Court set a ten thousand dollar bond for Phil lip Henson alias Robert Victor Schieck enabling his release from prison while appealing rape conviction. The life sentence stands on one of two rape charges involving a 20 year old Dover woman who said Henson promised to make her a recording star. The court also let him file as a pauper, with Yell County covering transcript costs.
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Little Rock
Arkansas Supreme Court
Phillip H. Henson
Henson
Robert Victor Schieck
Dover
Yell County
Defense awards $7.45 million mortar ammunition contract
The Defense Department announced a $7,453,813 contract to Day and Zimmerman, Inc. of Philadelphia for 4.2 and 1 millimeter mortar ammunition to be produced at the Lone Star Ordnance Depot near Texarkana, Texas.
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Texarkana
Chaffee, Ark
Defense Department
Day and Zimmerman, Inc
Philadelphia
Lone Star Ordnance Depot
Tex
Correction issued in Hope Star vacation photo contest
A clerical error misidentified a contestant in yesterday's picture of a little girl. The correct name and address are Mrs. B.M. Hazzard, 410 EB, 18th St., Hope. The record has been updated and the contest ends Labor Day next Monday.
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Star
B.m.hoggard
B.M. Hazzard
18Th St
Hope
Hope Star
Labor Day
Johnson Labor Endorsement Faces Follow Here
AP News Digest outlines President Johnson’s labor endorsement, unresolved if union members will loyally follow leaders, while Republican Gov. Romney gains renomination momentum. It also notes Michigan primary backlash implications, Maryland National Guard plans for rioting, a rescued 3 year old from an abandoned well, and varied global notes.
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George Romhey
Michigan
National Maryland National Guard
Baltimore
Mrs. John Rogers Dies at Patmos
Mrs. John Rogers age 77 longtime Patmos resident dies at home Tuesday. Survivors include husband three sons Floyd of Lewisville Noel Paul of Little Rock and Carl Rogers of Dallas two daughters Jewell Black of Houston and Norma Castillo of Fort Smith. Services set for 2 p.m. Thursday at Patmos Church of Christ with Rev C C Hartsell Burial by Smith Funeral Home of Lewisville in Memory Gardens of Hope.
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John Rogers
Patmos
Floyd
Lewisville
Noel Paul
Little Rock
Carl Rogers
Dallas
Jewell Black
Houston
Norma Castillo
Fort Smith
Patmos Church of Christ
C. C. Hartsell
Smith Funeral Home
Memory Gardens of Hope
Rockefeller opposes gambling at Hot Springs rally
Winthrop Rockefeller the Republican candidate for governor told a GOP rally in Searcy Garland County should not legalize gambling. He said he will vote against the proposed amendment. The event followed a $10-a-plate fundraiser at White County Fairgrounds attended by about 200 people.
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Searcy, Ark
Winthrop Rockefeller
Searcy
Garland County
Rockefeller
White County Fairgrounds
Probe Ordered of Latest Charge in B. Baker Deals
Washington lawmakers order FBI scrutiny of claims that Philadelphia contractor Matthew McCloskey paid a 35000 kickback tied to the DC Stadium contract. Senate leaders consider reopening the Bobby Baker case as details reach the public amid a tense campaign year.
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Arkansas
Arkansas House
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Washington
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FBT
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Matthew McCloskey
Williams
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Reedy
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Ireland
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Montana
Democratic Policy Committee
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Sinois
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Janew
Local Groups Report Meetings and Leadership Changes
A Hempstead Republican Women meeting is set for 10 a.m. Friday September 4 at Mrs Lynn Harris home to discuss business. YAR members meet tonight at 7 30 in Hope City Hall courtroom. Hope Chapter FTA attended a Fern cliff workshop at Hot Springs with Lance Jones Jimmy O Neal and Janice Harper named group leaders. Vince Massanelli now heads the Booster Club which is running a membership drive. Bill Burnett named vice president and Mrs Lorene Jordan secretary treasurer. About 45 attended a fish fry and neighbors joined in. Hope Jaycees presented an 88 pound watermelon to Arkansas Jaycee President Ray Cooper of Little Rock at a Blytheville state board meet. Attendees from Hope included Mr and Mrs Melvin Redd Mr and Mrs Le Roy Anderson and Raymond Clark. The board meeting is set for November in Little Rock. A School of Instruction on New Methodist Children Literature was held last week in Texarkana with Mrs Roy Bagley among the instructors. Attending among various days were Kathleen Broach Mrs Fred Glanton Mrs Hinton Davis Mrs J W Perkins and others including Mrs Roy Bagley.
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Hempstead
Lynn Harris
Arkansans
Rockefeller
City Hall
Hope Chapter
FTA
Ferncliff
Hot Springs
Lance Jones
Jimmy O'Neal
Janice Harper
Vince Massanelli
Booster Club
Bill Burnett
Lorene Jordan
Hope Jaycees
Arkansas Jaycee
Ray Coopjer
Little Rock
Blytheville
Altending
Hope
Melvin Redd
le Roy Anderson
Raymond Clark
Texarkana
Roy Bagley
Kathleen [Broach
Fred Glanton
Hinton Davis
J. W. Perk
Eastins
James McLarty, Jr
Land
Jet Pilot Escapes Red Prison In Thailand
U S Navy pilot Charles F. Klusmann, shot down in June over Laos, escaped from a barber wire prison and reached Udorn Base, Thailand. After medical care and clothing, he was flown to an undisclosed destination, with embassy plans to move him to the United States. His wife in San Diego expressed elation and pride in his survival skills learned at Navy survival school. The escape was first disclosed by the White House.
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Don Huth
Bangkok
Thailand
Charles F. Klusmann
Udorn
U.S
Klusmann
White House
Washington
Plaine Des Jarres
Laos
Pathet Laos
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Murder Case 10 Years Old Now on Trial
Clarendon Ark AP Paul Louis Beckwith 42 a Negro stands trial for first degree murder in the 10 year old slaying of Mrs Sue Fuller of Brinkley who died December 12 1954 from a head blow. Beckwith once a suspect faced trial after undercover action in his Missouri prison cell and prior rape term. His lawyers argued due process issues and delays. The state Supreme Court ordered the trial.
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Clarendon
Ark
Paul Louis Beckwith
Sue Fuller
Brinkley
Beckwith
Missouri
Jefferson City
W. M. Lee
State Supreme Court
Fuller
White Chapel Plans Singing Services Saturday Evening
White Chapel will host singing services on Saturday at 7 30 PM. The event takes place five miles west of Willisville and is open to the public. Local residents are invited to attend and participate.
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White Chapel
Willisville
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