Faubus Third Term May Shape Arkansas Primary
In Arkansas Democratic primary politics Governor Orval Faubus faces a third-term issue amid heated integration debate. Campaign managers note third-term sentiment as pivotal, while rivals stress how federal court orders over Central High School integration influence voters. Also reported is the death of Richard L. Wallace, 68, of Little Rock, with services set for Tuesday.
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Buenos Aires Flood Toll Reaches Sixty Dead
Buenos Aires faces a grim toll as flood deaths climb to about 60 with at least 25 injured and as many as 300 missing. Floodwaters from the River Plata penetrate inland one mile or more, disrupting transportation and leaving hundreds homeless in the city and delta region. The disaster may affect up to 500,000 people and could cost tens of millions of dollars in damage.
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Diversion of Lake Michigan Water Sparks Senate Clash
In Washington the Senate Public Works subcommittee heard opponents warn that pulling more water from Lake Michigan could harm US interests from Niagara Falls to the Columbia River. Supporters pressed that the 5 House bill to divert 1000 cubic feet per second for three years, later reducing to 1500 cfs for Chicago, would deter Canadian push on Columbia headwaters. Senators Wiley Proxmire Douglas Kerr Potter McNamara and Chicago Mayor Daley voiced positions on national impacts and shipping.
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Air Academy high school in former Cripple Creek mansion
Northwest of Colorado Springs the Air Academy high school uses a former Cripple Creek mansion as a temporary campus for 199 pupils in grades seven through 12. The building, once a 1930s Spanish style mansion, houses classrooms in dining rooms and tea rooms while a ballroom serves as an assembly hall. Buzzers replace bells, and a new 100 student high school will begin construction next year on government-purchased land for the Air Force Academy.
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Couple Has 3rd Set Of Twins In 27 Months
RAPIDS Iowa UP I Mr and Mrs Eugene Murphy welcome their third set of twins in 27 months Judith Murphy 29 gave birth to the latest twins last Friday They previously welcomed Patty Colleen and Timothy Michael born April 18 1956 and Danny Ray and Debbie Kay born July 11 1957 The couple worry over names and space as they expand their home and family with two beds requested and a first come basis for rooming
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Iowa
UPI
Eugene Murphy
Judith Murphy
Patty Colleen
Timothy Michael
Danny Ray
Debbie Kay
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Farm Parity Proposal Aims to Ease Cotton Price Supports
Farm leaders proposed Monday night a parity based plan to restore fair earning power as the base for a new farm bill. The measure would empower Agriculture Secretary Ezra Taft Benson to gradually lower cotton price supports and to adjust planting allotments next year. Harold D. Cooley said most committee members favor the plan and full Agriculture Committee would meet Tuesday to seek agreement on the omnibus bill. Senate approval had come on a backed farm measure the previous Friday night. Saudi Arabia recognized Iraq’s revolutionary government, per a United Nations dispatch.
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Suspected Kidnapper Of Indiana Girl Waives Extradition
A suspect in the kidnapping of an Indiana girl waived extradition to Knox County Indiana. George A Strum, arrested in Kansas, was arraigned here. He allegedly abducted Wilma Jean Reynolds 16 of Wheatland Indiana. Dodgers manager speculation follows.
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International Police Force Demand Raised
Rep Kenneth B Keating calls for an international police force at the Interparliamentary Union conference. He condemns Soviet bloc aggression and questions Moscow s stance on nuclear tests. Delegates from 49 nations debate disarmament talks at the UN as Gorkin counters the plan to empower an international police.
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Grand Jurors Hear Transcripts In Lake County Corruption Probe
Lake County grand jurors Monday received two volumes of about 650 pages each from the Senate Rackets Committee investigation into labor racketeering and public corruption. The panel planned to review claims of a fix tied to land deals along the toll road at Gary and potentially implicating Metro Holovachka, who denied involvement. The 1987 jury did not indict Carpenters Union officials over profits tied to state land sales, and those officials remain awaiting trial.
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Iraq Rebels Continue From Page One
American air base personnel report no serious incidents with Iraqi forces. Goodwin, based at Williams Air Base in Chandler, Arizona, notes relatives in several California cities and asks, What do we do now. The U.S. goal is to train Iraqi airmen for potential Baghdad Pact use, but the revolutionary regime is unresolved and Washington has not recognized it. Other Americans held include S Sgt John Mitchel and several listed airmen from West Virginia, Texas, Ohio, Indiana, Florida, Idaho, Kentucky and Illinois.
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Allen Dulles To Be Queried On Mideast
CIA chief Allen Dulles will face a Senate Foreign Relations Committee inquiry in a closed session about the July 14 Iraqi coup led by Abdul Karim Qassim. The report notes Dulles and associates may be asked to discuss intelligence on Lebanon, Jordan, and the broader Middle East amid a presidency and regional upheaval.
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Chicago Plans Mid Street Barriers To Speed, Safe Travel
Chicago plans mid street barriers on 200 miles of streets in five years. Costs range from 5000 to 100000 per mile but traffic experts say barriers speed traffic and reduce accidents. Barriers also provide refuge for pedestrians during changing lights as city officials cite studies and traffic engineer Leslie Sorenson.
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Anderson Obituaries HL Dockter and Others
Obituaries list Horatio L Dockter age 78 of Anderson died at St Johns Hospital buried at Brick Cemetery. Paul C Segraves 38 of Mooresville died of heart attack at home survived by wife Beulah and three sons, former IBM worker at P R Mallory. Viola Morgan of Somersey a vals florian Fayette Mo died at home. Frank Shock 65 of New Castle died after farming life with multiple survivors. Henry Wiese 83 Fortville died after hospital stay. services planned. Mayme Fancher 68 Pendleton died at St Johns Hospital, services in Pendleton and Lebanon. Joseph Wertz 44 of Anderson died at home. services Tuesday. 1 additional funeral mention for Paul Segraves and 2nd reference to Paul Wiese.
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Pool Popular Continues Amid Weather Delays
Randall Joe Smith, 3 1/2, son of Robert C. and Mildred Marley Smith of Frankton, remains a highlight as 60 adults and 200 children watch the pool activities. The Heaviest rains and cold weather closed pools, delaying many planned games at parks. Services for Guy Maines are set for 2 p.m. Tuesday at the Frankton Christian Church with burial in KPOOF Cemetery.
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Explorer IV Signals Studied For Space Travel Readiness
Explorer IV continued beaming a steady two station signal as Dr. Wernher von Braun described a modified Jupiter C first stage, noting the moon vehicle could delay manned spaceflight without adequate protection. Radiation data from four counters, two shielded two unshielded, is sent to Iowa State University for analysis where instruments were developed.
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Hospital board to oversee Madison County fund drive
The article notes new officers and a board seated at 1001 Jackson St with Mrs Maxine Hunt in charge and plans for a billboard at the Madison Avenue hospital site. It mentions contributions to a fund, a fence around the site, and a state highway construction apportionment totaling 93 million dollars as part of fiscal 190. The board may have 12 to 15 trustees drawn from the community and aims to hire an administrator to ensure steady progress.
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Madison Avenue
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Mercement Sinclair
Weeks
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Ward Silson
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County injuncts airport project over land lease claim
Leslie Baxter Donald Baxter Rob Baxter and Valerie Finn sue to halt construction of an airport intended to serve the community alleging a land lease between Madison County commissioners and the Board of Aviation is illegal. The suit seeks to block the project, arguing it would lower property values and burden taxpayers.
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Dulles warns on Middle East unrest and Baghdad Pact future
Officials consider potential changes to the Baghdad Pact as Iraq's new government forms. The signatory nations weigh the risk of continued Iraqi membership amid uncertainty.
Public Works Board Studying Signal Needs At Locations
City officials discussed possible removal of signals at several locations. The session included President in Colom, Frank ing superintendent of lights, Edgar Jones superintendent of water, City Attorney Jack B Campbell, and board secretary Willis Winkler.
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