Tarver withdraws from Union County judge race
The number of candidates for Union County Judge fell from five to four as Judge Dewey Tarver withdrew. Tarver cited heavy duties and the need to focus on private business, thanking supporters and pledging cooperation to his successor. A Democratic meeting at the Union County Courthouse proceeded with polling-place moves and ballot draws for other offices.
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Union County
Dewey Tarver
Tarver
Democratic Central Committee
Robert Mason
Judge Tarver
Union Memorial Hospital
Union Couny
el Dorado
Harrison Township
el Dorado Ward III
George Morgan Pontiac Co
Jimmy Good Builders Supply
E. Main Street
Harrison
Franklin Township
James Russell
A. E. Nelson
Lapile
Pos
R. Mayo Stevens
Jim Bob Norris
J. C. K. Bolding
J. W. Johnson
J. R. L. Walden
Clifton Vestal
J. W. A. Davis
T. S. Nelson
D. L. Little
Firestone to Build Tire Tube Plant in Russellville
Russellville Industrial Development Corp announces Firestone Tire and Rubber Co will construct a 40 acre innertube plant in Russellville Arkansas. The facility aims to start production before year end and eventually hire 200 workers becoming Firestone's second Arkansas plant after Magnolia. Voters approved the industrial district bond issue. project cost not disclosed.
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Russellville, Ark
Russellville Industrial Development Corp
Firestone Tire and Rubber Co
Firestone
Arkansas
Magnolia
Russellville
Specialist cites link between job stress and heart disease
New York heart specialist Dr Henry I Russek reports a survey of 12 000 professionals shows job stress closely linked to coronary heart disease but smoking may not. The study covered 14 occupations ranking stress levels and found non smokers had higher heart disease rates than former smokers. The AMA noted cigarettes relate to lung cancer and other diseases, but not heart disease.
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New York
Henry I. Russek
U.S. Public Health Service
New York Stock Exchange
Russek
American Medical Association
Dr. Russek
AMA
House of Delegates
Unhappy Teen-age Marriages Seen As Social Problem
Davis California AP report quotes UC professor Judson Landis who warns teen marriages are rising as a major social issue. He says marriage and parenthood are oversold to adolescents causing financial struggles and premature adult role adoption.
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Davis, Calif
University of California
America
Judson T. Landis
Landis
Kennedy In Bonn Visit
U S attorney general Robert F Kennedy arrived in Bonn for a one day visit before heading to Berlin to unveil a plaque honoring his brother on the anniversary of his Berlin ovation. He planned to meet West German leaders including President Luebke and Chancellor Erhard and hoped to see Adenauer. He then would travel to Warsaw, where Tito is visiting, though he doubted a meeting with Tito.
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Fess Parker Faces Boon of Merchandising as Daniel Boone Debuts
Hollywood report on Fess Parker starting as Daniel Boone on NBC. He reflects on past earnings from TV stardom and a larger contract, while noting ongoing contract talks about merchandising. Also reported is a separate firebomb attack on a civil rights chapel in Mississippi, marking the fourth church fire in 10 days.
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Miss
Council of Federated Organizations
Strange Snakebird of the Florida Everglades
The snakebird or anhinga moves with body submerged and neck raised like a telescope to hunt fish in the Florida Everglades.
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Florida Everglades
Gamble Benedict Porumbeanu Separates From Romanian Husband
Gamble Benedict Porumbeanu, a 24 year old heiress of a $20 million trust, has left her Romanian-born husband Andrea again. A close friend cites she cannot stand living with him any longer. Sophia Loren Guides Rome Tour for TV Film
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Associated Press
NEW York
Gamble Benedict Porumbeanu
Gamble
Andrea
Astronauts Describe Jungle Test With Humorous Note
Fifteen U S astronauts in Panama for a three day jungle survival test were asked to describe the jungle. One reply called it a friendly place filled with good things to eat and drink if you have a machete mosquito lotion and matches.
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C.Z
U.S
Weight shifts in flyweight boxing since 1910
The flyweight class in England originated in 1910 with a limit of 108 pounds, differing from the modern standard of 112 pounds. The change reflects evolving rules in boxing history.
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England
Caroline Kennedy Breaks Wrist After Fall From Pony
Caroline Kennedy, six, daughter of John F. Kennedy, sustained a broken wrist from a fall off her pony Macaroni. The injury was discovered after swelling appeared on Tuesday and X rays were taken at a Hyannis hospital.
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Hyannis Port
Mass
Caroline Kennedy
John F. Kennedy
Caroline
Fort Smith Reports Population Rise From Special Census
Fort Smith Arkansas announces a special census showing 64 196 residents up from 63 309. The city ranks as the state s second largest and officials cite $8 15 per resident in state funds as a motive for the census.
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Fort Smith
Ark
Robert Brooksher
Arkansas
Man in Tule Springs site dated 30,000 years in New World
Britannica Book of the Year notes Tule Springs in Nevada as one of the rare locations with radiocarbon dates implying human presence in the Americas at least 30,000 years ago.
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Tule Springs
Nev
New World
Faubus Uses Light Remarks During Arkansas Tours
Gov Orval Faubus told Blytheville and West Memphis audiences his five terms in office. He joked about the Arkansas Gazette and Billy Graham criticism and contrasted haircuts in Arkansas with New York while omitting Winthrop Rockefeller by name.
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Orval E. Faubus
Blytheville
West Memphis
Arkansas Gazette
Graham
Gazete
Dr King vows continued drive for integration in St Augustine
Dr Martin Luther King Jr pledges no letup in a three week old push for racial integration in St Augustine. He resumes leadership of SCLC demonstrations after a week's absence as about 100 protesters meet 300 segregationists under heavy police guard. Four civil rights demonstrators are arrested. no incidents occur at a beach wade in.
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ST. Augustine, Fla
Martin Luther King Jr
St. Augustine
King
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
St. Augustine Beach
Battle of Bunker Hill Fought at Breed's Hill in Charlestown
The article corrects a common error stating that the Revolutionary War clash occurred at Breed's Hill in Charlestown, Massachusetts rather than on Bunker Hill. It notes the location misattribution and clarifies the historical site.
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Bunker Hill
Breed’s
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