Traffic deaths and injuries rise with reckless driving
A Roanoke Times survey cites 1964 traffic fatalities at about 68,000 with 4.84 million injuries and lists driver errors by percentage, noting increases in reckless driving. Other columns discuss TV's aging effects, dog smoking studies, and a man’s fertilizer washover, with regional jokes from Laurel Mississippi and Atlanta Georgia papers.
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President Johnson to dedicate Beaver Dam in Arkansas
Benton County sources say President Johnson will visit Arkansas within two weeks to dedicate Beaver Dam. Washington says presidential trips are not usually announced far ahead. Preparations were already under way in Fayetteville for a potential presidential stop. Lynn Lowe, Republican nominee for 4th District, will speak at Southern State College on Tuesday, hosted by the college’s Republican Club.
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U S Cites Votes To Block Red China at U N Seat
Washington reports that U S officials expect enough votes to block admitting Communist China to the United Nations in the upcoming session. The Albanian proposal to replace Nationalist China with Red China was 47 47 last year. Officials foresee a strong vote again.
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Bond Vote Set for Morrilton Mill Expansion Plan
Morrilton Ark. officials announce a bond election on October 18 to finance a $4 million expansion of the Crompton Arkansas Mills plant. The project would add roughly 10,000 square feet of floor space and create about 150 to 176 new jobs.
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Hoffa to Speak at Union Meet in Little Rock
James A. Hoffa president of the Teamsters International will be the main speaker at the official dedication of Local 878’s auditorium in the Little Rock Industrial District on October 15 following the local meeting.
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Britain rejects training doctors for export to U S
Britain's health minister Kenneth Robinson says Britain cannot afford to train doctors to swell the American Medical Association. He warns against selling a British medical education abroad for profit as 600 young British doctors pass an Educational Council exam. Doctors in the state health service say they are overworked and underpaid with starting salaries around $2,000 yearly.
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Cunard Selling Airline Interests
Four terrorists wounded the national police director Gabriel Jose Paez in a gun and bomb attack in Caracas. A university coed in his car was killed and another coed and the driver injured. Officials blamed the outlawed Communist party and a revolutionary movement for the attack.
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Downton
Catholic University
Communist Party
Revolutionary Movement
Norman Smith Elected at Convention
Norman Smith leads Arkansas Democratic Party delegates list from the state convention, with numerous district selections for state committee seats and judicial district appointees. Included are names such as Mrs. Fletcher Long, Bill Whitehead, Mrs. Gladys Martin Oglesby, Norman Smith, Don Trumbo, and many others across districts and judicial districts. The report lists numerous individuals by district and locality across the state.
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Fletcher Long
Forrest City
W. F. Barton
Black Tock
Max McHaney
Paragould
Dan Felton Jr
Marianna
Calvin Williams
Bassett
Boyd Carpenter
Ashflat
Tom Johnson
Ira Fullerton
Heber Springs
J. B. Land
White County
C. B. Ragsdale
Arkansas County
Carl Dicus
Hot Springs
Jack Yates
Oz Ark
Joe Hamilton
Harrison
Owen Revis
Clarksville
Don Trumbo
Fayetteville
Bill Whitehead
Fordyce
Gladys Martin Oglesby
Stamps
Mary G. Woodward
Magnolia
Knox Nelson
Pine Bluff
Bill Tucker
Malvern
Marjorie J. Malin
Elton Batchelor
Helena
J, R. Luttrell
Wynne
Dan Portis
Lespanto
Did
Pat Murphy
Tuckerman
Howard Rouse
Batesville
el Lefer
Rogers
Bill Eldridge
Carroll County
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Harold Snyder
Dardanelle
Oia Cook
Judy Rogers
North Little Rock
Don Armstrong
Sheridan
Norma J. Phelan
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Hope
Agnes Ashby
Arkadelphia
Don Steal
Nash Ville
Jim Thornton
Mena
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Hermitage
Car
Soviet Union to Make UN Contribution
United Nations informs that the Soviet Union and Hungary are expected to make voluntary contributions soon to close the UN peacekeeping deficit. Eastern European sources expect payments within a week or two, aimed at supporting U Thant for a second term, while highlighting U.S. opposition to seating China and Viet Nam policy. The deficit is estimated at 32 to 53 million dollars. exact amounts from the USSR and Hungary are not known.
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Andrei A. Gro
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Burma
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Thant
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Tax Incentive Suspension Bill to Pass
EDMOND Lil BRETON WASHINGTON AP The House will pass President John's proposal to suspend special business tax incentives the Ways and Means Committee predicts Rep Wilbur D Mills believes the President's anti inflation program has had a psychological effect though maybe late in moving The measure aims to win labor support while farmers seek exemption for farm equipment purchases from Johnson's 16 month suspension of the 7 percent investment tax credit Farm groups testify before the committee seeking exemption while some members consider farmers arguments in areas with strong agricultural earnings LITTLE ROCK 42 The attorney general's office says Arkansas voter registration amendment disenfranchises women who marry within 20 days of an election.
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de Ark
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Should Thank DAR for Reminding Public of Constitution Week
In September 1966 the Hope DAR Chapter urges Americans to observe Constitution Week and rededicate themselves to the U S Constitution. The article stresses the document as a living charter of liberty, protections, and citizen duties, citing Lincoln Jefferson Wilson and urging defense against threats. It reflects DAR’s call for renewed reverence and civic responsibility.
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Thomas Jefferson
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John Cain
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Vote to Test Sentiment in Georgia
AP News analysis from Atlanta notes a potential runoff in the Georgia Democratic governor race between Ellis Arnall and Lester Maddox. It highlights Republican Howard Callaway’s bid, Maddox’s stance on race, and Arnall’s reformist platform amid shifting liberal and conservative forces in the state. Separately in Conway Arkansas a council rebuff blocks an exclusive ambulance franchise with local funeral homes preparing changes to service.
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Atlanta, Ga
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Lester Maddox
Georgia
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Maddox
Howard H. Callaway
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Atlanta
Jimmy Carter
Conway
Ark
APA Consway
Robert W. Henry
City Autoreney
Ray Coker
Soviet MIG Downed In North Vietnam Dogfight
U S pilots downed a Soviet MIG northeast of Hanoi with a heat seeking Sidewinder as four MIGs outgunned two FAC Phantom jets. The downed aircraft raised American losses in North Vietnam to 375 planes, with 120 shot down in the south and 206 helicopters downed. Marines faced a reinforced North Vietnamese battalion three miles south of the DMZ, reporting 50 enemy killed so far with 110 more unconfirmed. One pilot was missing and another rescued after bailouts following strikes on supply targets in the panhandle area.
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Robert Tuckman
Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
North Viet Nam
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Hanoi
Air Force
Lsted
Herlcapt
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Demilitarized Zone
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Chicago
Henry J. Knock
Akron
Ohio
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Earth Is Flat Says Society in Britain
British Flat Earth Society rejects astronaut claims of a round earth despite Apollo era photos and orbiting witnesses. Sam Shenton argues horizons are level with the observer, insisting the Atlantic did not receive a globe-encircling view.
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Richard Kasischke
London
Charles Conrad Jr
Richard F. Gordon Jr
Atlantic
Sam Shenton
Dover
England
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