Put first things first on civil rights and housing
Our Daily Bread editor argues the Senate killed the Civil Rights bill by opposing its open housing clause. He condemns federal power to regulate private property sales or rentals and warns that loss of property rights erodes personal rights. He cites Lincoln on respecting another man's house for the safety of one’s own.
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United States Senate
Johnson
America
Senate
Abraham Lincoln
Cooper plans $22 million Texarkana plant expansion
Cooper Tire and Rubber Co seeks a $22 million expansion in Texarkana, aiming to nearly triple the workforce if an industrial bond issue passes on October 25. If approved, construction could start in February, with full expansion reaching by 1970, and the plant would nearly close tire production at the existing site. The plant opened two years ago, producing about 6,000 tires daily and employing around 400 people.
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Exarkana, Ark
Cooper Tire and Rubber Co
Cooper
T Exarkana Board of Directors
L. Frost
Cooper Board
Rozzell Attacks Rural School Managers Over Consolidation
Rozzell charges Arkansas Rural Education Association with protecting the power of superintendents and boards, criticizing the AEA and its campaign against district consolidation. He cites alleged political use of school funds and notes AREA’s formation to oppose consolidation amid a heated general election ballot.
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Little Rock
Forrest Rozzell
Arkansas Rural Education Association
Rognell
Arkansas Education Aseocation
Journal of Arkansas Educaton
Rozzali
AEA
ABA
Red River Tech School Opens 26th
Red River Vocational Technical School opens with classes starting Monday Sept 26. Bus service from City Hall Hope at 8:30 am to 4 pm return, 1 dollar weekly. meals 50 cents or bring lunches. Diesel heavy equipment and welding on Highway 29 new buildings. enrollment due by Sept 23 1966. temporary class rolls list admitted students awaiting letters.
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Red River Vocational Technical School
J. W. Rowe
Guernsey High School
Red River
Granddaughter of Hope Man Killed in New Mexico Crash
Mary Hern, 19, Hobbs New Mexico, was killed Saturday night September 17 in a plane crash with three companions. Survivors include her parents Mr and Mrs R C Hern and brother R C Hern Jr all of Hobbs and grandfather D B Phillips of Hope. Funeral arrangements are incomplete.
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Mary Hern
Hobbs
N.M
New Mexicco
R. C. Hern
R. C. Hern, Jr
D. B. Phillips
Hope
Dam Destruction Approved for Lake Neark Osceola Project
Arkansas Game and Fish Commission authorized destruction of the Osceola dam on Lake Neark after floods damaged the 1964-65 Mississippi River channel lake project. Private groups were given 30 days to bid to take over, with about 90 000 dollars needed for repairs.
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Little Rock
State Game and Fish Commssion
Oscepela
Commission
Mississippi River
Mississippi County
Hugh Hackler
This Isn't Going to Win Hal Boyle Any Votes From Ladies
Hal Boyle recalls a bus encounter with a diaper deliveryman who proclaims women are hypocrites and details a satirical view of wives, with a punchline about a wife turning on the stove to cook for the cat and the husband’s doubt about whom to believe.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Frances
Rover
Winners in Nevada Fair Float Parade
Large crowd viewed the Nevada County Fair float parade opening at noon in Prescott. Winners in the float contest included first prize for the School Float to Cale School, second to Bodcaw, and third to Prescott High School. Civic Floats winners were first to Prescott B& PW Club, second to Prescott Federation of Garden Clubs, and third to Prescott Jayceets. Overall prize money went to Cale, Bodcaw, and Prescott Schools. Photos to run Wednesday in the Hoestar.
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Nevada County Fair
Prescott
Fir
Cale School
Bodcaw
Prescott High School
Prescott B& PW Club
Prescott Federation of Garden Clubs
Prescott Jayceets
Cale
Bodern
Hoe Star
Stock Show Opens Next Monday Parade marks start with prizes total top
The Third District Livestock Show begins next Monday afternoon with a 4 p.m. parade from near Second and Shower streets, trailing downtown Hone. Prizes totaling 300 dollars are offered across School Float, Youth, Civic, and Pets and Bicycle divisions, with 50, 25, and 15 dollars for top floats and 30 dollars for pet and bicycle winners. High school bands, county and Arkansas fair queens, and college entrants are expected. A youth talent contest offers 100 dollars in prizes and is free to the public. The district queen contest, horse show, and flower exhibit follow free to the public in the Coliseum. attendees may win a 4-door sedan by keeping gate and rodeo stubs until Saturday.
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Moneday
Second
Shower Sts
Hone
Coleges
Hope Council of Garden Clubs
Hospital Board Post Is Filled
The Hempstead County Memorial Hospital board vacancy created by Rey Anderson’s resignation at term end is filled. Judge Orie Byers named his son Raymond Byers to the board in an order dated September 1, per county clerk records.
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Hempstead County Memorial Hospital
Rey Anderson
Orie Byers
Raymond Byers
Kenilworth mob murder probe expands with federal help
Kenilworth authorities enlist 12 state investigators to aid the 14 man police force in solving Valerie Percy’s stabbing and beating death. FBI agents join Chicago homicide and burglary detectives as leads are pursued from a command post at the Kenilworth station. Daley notes 44 people questioned and a list of 100 potential interviewees as the case moves forward.
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Itl
State Attorney’s Office
Valerie Percy
Charles H. Percy
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Chicago
FBI
Valerie
Percy
Lake Michigan North Shore
Robert M. Daley
Daley
Fercy
Space Shot Today to Try Soft Landing on Moon
Spacecraft Surveyor 2 launched from Cape Kennedy aboard an Atlas Centaur rocket on a 63 hour flight toward the Moon. Officials aim for a soft landing in Sinus Medii Central Bay to scout a future crewed landing site and photograph a cratered plain. The mission faced a tight countdown with a temporary power loss at Sanford causing a near miss, but ground control expected to adjust course as tracking stations monitor systems and engines.
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Jim. Strothman
Cape Kennedy
Fla
America
Flight Control Center
Silis Medii
Robert Gray
Sanford
Gray
Surveyor 2
Rodeo of Flowers Looms at Hope Coliseum Show
Hope council of Garden Clubs gears up for Fall Flower Show titled Rodeo of Flowers set for September 27 at the Coliseum. Event accompanies the 3rd District Livestock Show rodeo approaching, with details to follow in the Hope Star.
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Hope Council of Garden Clubs
Coliseum
Hope Star
Bombing raids Pound Demilitarized Zone in Vietnam War
US Air Force and Navy jets hammered the demilitarized zone and North Vietnam as Marines battled near the An Dinh village. Air strikes and artillery supported a Prairie operation that left 53 North Vietnamese dead while Marines reported light own casualties.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Demilitarized Zone
U.S
Rockpile
Viet Nam
Air Force
Hanoi
China
Neil Eddins
Las Vegas
Nev
Eddins
Thanh Hoa
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North Viet Nam
Panhandle
Laos
An Dinh
Train Robber Chief Taken in London
Ronald Bus ter Edwards, sought for over three years for the great train robbery, was arrested in London and taken to Scotland Yard. The Glasgow to London mail train raid netted more than 2.6 million pounds. Bruce Reynolds remains at large. Charles Wilson and Ronald Biggs escaped jail and remain missing.
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Ronald
Buster’ Edwards
London
Scotland Yard
Edwards
Bruce Reynolds
Charles Wilson
Ronald Biggs
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