Rockefeller Talks Four Point Plan For Arkansas
Rockefeller outlined a four point program emphasizing industry culture education and recreation to boost Arkansas progress. He urged a professional Arkansas Industrial Development Commission and praised state arts facilities while stressing keeping youth in state and improving schools. He defended a two party system as essential for clear debates and checks and balances. About 100 people attended the Garrett Hotel dinner.
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Winthrop Rockefeller
Rotary Club
Rufus Garrett
Rockefeller
Junction
Smackover
Norphlet
Calion
Faubus
Ray
Arkansas Industrial Dove- Commission
AIDC
Little Rock
Arkansas
America
U.S
Garrett Hotel
Union County
Production Of Forage To Be Topic Of Tour
Union County livestock producers will tour pasture management on June 25 at Tur ner Vestal’s farm near Strong. Attendees will see Coastal Bermuda sprigs and meadows, Common Bermuda, and established Baltiagrass pastures, with a noon lunch and a talk by Extension Agronomist Harry Wellhausen on Managing Pastures for Profit.
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Union County
Turner Vestal
Near Strong
Bermuda
Third San Diego Quake Strikes City Again
An earthquake rattled San Diego at 9:56 p.m., the third tremor in two days. Dr. Charles Richter from Caltech in Pasadena estimated the quake’s center near San Diego as chandeliers swung and burglar alarms sounded, following a Sunday morning quake and Monday afternoon tremors.
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San Diego
Calif
Charles Richter
California Institute of Technology Seismology Laboratory
Pasadena
Movie Making Spelled Doom
In Miami AP reports exiles say a daylight raid plan by pilot Luis Diaz to film anti Castro bombing missions backfired. Diaz, 23, and two companions dropped three homemade bombs on a central Cuba sugar mill. Diaz was killed while the others were captured and injured after the plane was shot down.
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Miami
Fla
Luis Diaz
Revolutionary Recovery
Cuba
Diaz
Havana
Dr Earl Stanfield Fullbrook Dies at 71
Former dean of the University of Nebraska College of Agriculture Earl Stanfield Fullbrook died Sunday. He was 71 and led the college during his long tenure, shaping agricultural education. Jane Heap, famed editor of the Little Review, a key figure in the 1920s literary renaissance, is noted in the same text.
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Earl Stanfield Fullbrook
University of Nebraska College of Hey Aaiaitration
Ormer
DES London
Jane Heap
The
Little Review
Negro Lawyer Is Elected Director At U S Industries
Samuel R. Pierce Jr., a Negro lawyer, was elected a director of U S Industries Inc a manufacturing firm with about 120 million dollars in annual sales His law partner Theodore W Kheel said Pierce is the first Negro to hold a policy making role in a large American multinational company He stressed the appointment is based on merit not race and that the firm has no Negro business in its dealings
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New York
Samuel R. Pierce Jr
U.S. Industries, Inc
Theodore W. Kheel
Monday Pierce
Kheel
U.S. Industries
Speed helps Albany man dodge speed trap
Harlan Weaver says speed pays after his car’s speedometer stuck at 80. A garageman quoted $20 to fix it. The radar later corrected an electrical fault, and the gauge now works. Weaver estimates he saved $10 by the earlier error.
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Albany
N.Y
Harlan Weaver
Weaver
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Main Street
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Pantie
OLDS
Jetstar
Oldsmobile
Wane Light
Starfire
Wright-King
Oldsmobile, Inc
Rowell Street Radio
Aes
General Motors
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