Intellectuals and Johnson Face Public Skepticism
James Marlow reports at Diamond Cafe Hope Club where Ray Lawrence of First National Bank outlines public relations strategies for Johnson’s 1986 re election bid. He stresses congressional support and party dynamics as key factors shaping voters' beliefs about the president and his program.
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Miss Sharp County Queen Named At Fair
ASH FLAT Ark AP Marilyn Sharp of Evening Shade was chosen Miss Sharp County at the Sharp County Fair Thursday night. The 11 year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Spelman Sharp has blonde hair blue eyes stands five feet tall and weighs 110 pounds. Miss Jo Ann Whitten daughter of Mrs Johnnie Whitten of Fyening Shade was named county forest queen.
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Spinal Nerve Tactics Described By Dr Johnson
Dr Charles Johnson outlines spinal column tactics and the role of pair of spinal nerves in lower back pain. The description notes adjustments and painless processes for relief, mentioning service for health and a time marker of forty three to four.
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Princeton church hosts summer jazz cabaret for students
The First Presbyterian Church basement near Princeton University operated as a no-dance summer cabaret named The Catacomb. Rev Donald Meisel says the venue shows the church’s adaptability, drawing standing-room crowds of collegians and high schoolers with soft jazz and folk acts. Co-managers Jay Breese and David Turner run the nonpay venue with no admission, coffee and tea offered, and a prohibition on liquor.
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Centaur Carved From Marble For Yugoslav Spa Park
Soviet sculptor Ernest Niezvesnl completed an 18 ton marble centaur in 30 working days. The statue will be installed in a park in the spa city of Vrnjacka Banja. He noted that music, especially soft jazz, helps reduce disturbances in public spaces.
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Convicted for Refusing to Go to Battle
AP report from Ft. Dix New Jersey states James A. Johnson Jr. was found guilty by a seven member court martial after 16 minutes of deliberation for disobeying orders to go to Viet Nam. Johnson admitted willful disobedience at McGuire AFB and Ft Hood following efforts to avoid deployment. Also noted is a Seoul assembly where unions oppose admitting Communist China to the United Nations.
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Arkansas Louisiana Weather Summary 24 Hours Ending Friday
Forecast for Arkansas and Louisiana calls for mostly cloudy mild conditions with scattered showers and a few thundershowers. Arkansas will see more activity tonight and Saturday especially in the south, with lows 58 to 68 and highs around the 80s. Louisiana expects partly cloudy warmth with scattered thundershowers mainly after noon Saturday.
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No Plan to Speed Civil Rights Bill
Senate leaders say the civil rights bill will advance slowly as absenteeism and campaigning cloud floor action. Despite a 51 vote quorum for a filibuster debate, many lawmakers left after Thurmond spoke 69 minutes, and a quorum call was needed then recessed. Leader Mansfield warned of ongoing delays while primaries loom in 11 states and inflation measures face executive action.
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Thurmond rails against open housing clause in housing bill
In a Sept 9 1966 address Senator Thurmond argued that passage of the bill would deny individuals the constitutional right to purchase own dispose of and enjoy property as they see fit, singling out the open housing provision as unconstitutional and controversial.
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Lowe Lashes LBJ's No Win Policy
Lynn Lowe 31 a Garland Republican opened his campaign for Congress with a TV speech criticizing President Johnson and a no win policy in Viet Nam. He faces Democrat David Pryor 31 from Camden, backed by the administration, and urged broader bombing to end the war. Lowe claimed Johnson mismanagement hurts farmers and linked inflation to deficit spending. He opposed gun registration. Pryor once introduced such a bill.
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