District Queen Contest COURT RULINGS From Page 1 Paragould
Multiple court decisions affirmed custody transfer to Wanda Faye Phillips of Williamsville Missouri, Woodruff Prairie Drainage District funding, a rodeo queen contest sponsorship in Columbia Hope Roundup Club, and Joe R Lewis's 1964 will naming Jean Welch Crisp as sole beneficiary. Also affirmed Pyramid Life Insurance liability for Nellie M Garrison's medical claim and denied policy cancellation.
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Reasons for Civil Rights Loss Cited
James Marlow of AP analyzes why the 1966 civil rights bill failed in Congress. Dirksen and Johnson share blame amid leadership splits among Negro leaders. violence and extremism alienated whites, undermining moderate support and momentum for the civil rights movement.
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Associated Press
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Congress
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Johnson
Stokely Carmichael
Youth 19 From Page YOUTH 19 From Page
Sharon told police the conver sation then ended. The youth transferred trains with them and got off at their stop. He walked behind them a short distance and then took another path. The Percy family went into seclusion at an undisclosed location. Police reported that Percy and Sharon Percy had given them new reads. They relayed the information by a family friend. Daley said they had named new possible suspects and shared details on previously considered suspects. Also Percy was beaten and stabbed repeatedly Sept 18 in the Percy home.
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Daley
Weather and political notes from Hope Arkansas and Louisiana
Weather report for Hope Arkansas and Louisiana covers 24 hours ending Monday 7 a.m. with highs in the 80s and 70s and scattered thundershowers mainly in the north, plus partly cloudy skies in Louisiana and no major temp changes. Separate briefing notes describe Johnson's late April bill submission, Dirksen opposing the housing section as unconstitutional, and Democratic leadership seeking bipartisan Senate support to avert a filibuster, with a two thirds vote required to shut off debate.
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Senate deadlock sinks climate bill amid party division
A debate over ending discussion failed as Democrats and 10 Republicans fell short of a two thirds margin. After the defeat, Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield shelved the measure, halting progress on the proposal.
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Lynda Bird Johnson and George Hamilton Dating at the Ranch
President and Mrs Johnson’s daughter Lynda Bird and actor George Hamilton spent a Texas weekend at the Johnson ranch for a family reunion and water skiing photos. They were seen smiling and sharing a church pew with the Johnsons, but no serious romance was confirmed.
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Lynda Bird
George Hamilton
Texas
Johnson Ranch
Hamilton
Lynda
Hollywood
Luci
Patrick J. Nugent
Blanco
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LBJ
Weekend Ecumenical Attendance Cited for President
A weekend at his ranch saw the President attending Mass at St. Francis Xavier with young Nugents and later at St. Michael and All Angels Episcopal Church with his wife Lynda and Hamilton. The President noted he belongs to all churches and joked that all of them are mine.
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St. Michael and All Angels Enisconalian Church
Lynda
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Christian Church
Erhard in U S to Delay Arms Deal
Chancellor Ludwig Erhard plans to ask President Johnson to postpone Bonn s agreement to buy 1.35 billion dollars in U S military equipment over the two years ending next June 30. He argued West Germany cannot pay more than half of the 675 million dollar yearly obligation to defend 200 000 U S troops in Germany.
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Ludwig Erhard
Johnson
Bonn
U.S
Edward
Dean Rusk
George W. Ball
West Geremany
U.S. 7Th Army
Germany
Rusk
United Nations
Erhard
Obituaries Highlight Beck and Marlar Deaths Across Arkansas
Horace Powell Beck 47 of Morningsport La died in Washington while visiting relatives. Survivors include daughter Margaret Barker of Shrevesport and sons George P and Richard A Beck of Oil City La. Adell Marlar 72 long time Hope resident died in a local hospital. Survivors include two sons Lile and Steve Marlar and six daughters. Services set for Tuesday. locations listed. A note briefly mentions West Germany placing orders and a sea turtle gland detail.
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Horace Powell Beck
Morningsport
Washeington
Margaret Barker
Shrevesport
George P
Richard A
Oil City
Richard Beck
Mt. Ida
Mary Ann Manning
Indianapolis
Ind
Evie N
Edwied
Sparks
Hanner Funeral Home
Vivian, la
Chapel Wood Cemetery
Adell Marlar
Adell
Marlar
Hope
Tokio, Ark
Church of Christ
Lile
Dallas
Steve Marlar
Irby Maroon
Sulphur Springs
Tex
Mack W. Cowart
Salem
N. H
S. A, Chapman
Sacramento
Calif
Wayne Gleason
France
E. L. Overstreet
Arkadelphia
Alice Marlar
Luther Steuart
Muray
Freesboro
J. K, Steuart
San Monica
First Baptist Church
L. T. Lawrence
Steuart
Dick Cooley
Gail
J. T
Bobby
Freeman Steuart
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