Direct Wire For Use In War Crisis
Secretary of State Dean Rusk and Soviet Ambassador Anatoly Dobrynin planned talks on Berlin and East West tensions as Russia signaled readiness for a Moscow Washington direct wire for crisis use. Rusk also prepared for SEATO meetings in Paris and discussions with French leaders on European policy amid Berlin and NATO topics. Alphand noted France backs a broader Europe with lower trade barriers to the United States and other partners. A proposed hot line between Washington and Moscow was urged to provide rapid communication to avert potential crises.
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John M. Hightower
Washington
Dean Rusk
Anatoly Dobrynin
Berlin
Russia
Geneva
Moscow
Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
Charles de Gaulle
Gerhard Schroeder
Rusk
Schroeder
de Gaulle
State Department
Herve Alphand
North Atlantic Alliance
European’ Common Market
SEATO
Alphand
France
Europe
United States
Anges
Sergeant Danner Meets Kim Sisters In Little Rock
In Little Rock Army sergeant Gilbert Danner who first met the Kim Sisters in Seoul in 1953 reunites with Sookja Aija and Minja, now famous Kim Sisters. The trio, teens then, toured Korea for soldiers and later became national television and nightclub performers in the United States.
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Little Rock
Gilbert Danner
Seoul
Korea
Kim Sisters
Danner
Sookaja
Suei
Aija
Minja
Hot Springs
Office of Economics Club
Chosen
America
U.S
Sookja
Weather glance reports cloudy morning with possible showers
The forecast notes cloudy conditions with a chance of showers this morning. Accumulating cloudiness is expected to ease into the afternoon as skies brighten and temperatures steady.
Fires Rage Across States From Maine to Georgia
A wind driven blaze epidemic stretched from Maine to Georgia killing at least three people. Winds up to high speeds toppled trees and cut power as snow hail and cold set in.
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Maine
Georgia
New York City
Syracuse
N.Y
Passaic
U.S. Weather Bureau
Canada
Missouri
New England
Mercury
New York
New Castle County
Delaware
West Virginia
Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Forestry Department
Tennessee
Fraud Trial Set for David M. Cohn in Little Rock
The trial for David M. Cohn a former Little Rock stock trader charged with securities fraud is scheduled for April 22 in federal district court. Cohn 35 was indicted over a stock sale last year and accused of pocketing company funds. He has denied the charges and has remained free since last September.
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Little. Rock
David M. Con
Little Rock
Russia Ready for a Direct Line to Washington
The Soviet Union stated at the 17 nation disarmament conference it would accept a direct telecommunication link between Moscow and Washington to avert accidental world war. Ambassador Semyon Tsarapkin announced the proposal, originally urged by the United States as a key tension-relieving measure.
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Geneva
Soviet Union
Washington
Kremlin
Semyon K. Tsarapkin
United States
Argentine Forces Talk Things Over
Argentine Army commanders and rebel navy leaders met in Buenos Aires to discuss a conditional agreement to end a four day revolt. The talks touched on halving the navy and other concessions, with no full terms disclosed. loyalist forces and Rear Adm Vazquez reportedly led the negotiations amid unresolved demands and separate loyalist directives near Puerto Belgrano.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Puerto Belgrano
Eadio Vazquez
Bahia Blanca
Magdalena
Juan Peron
Jose [Maria Guido
Guido
Vazque
Rusk to Meet Red Ambassador in Berlin Talks
State Department reports Secretary of State Dean Rusk will meet Soviet Ambassador Anatoly Dobrynin on Saturday for the second round of exploratory talks on Berlin. The discussions aim to ease Soviet Western disputes over Berlin while prospects for a settlement remain uncertain.
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Washington
Dean Rusk
Anatoly Dobrynin
Berlin
State Department
Rusk
Dobrynin
Jury Sentencing In Kentucky Court Faces Reform Talk
Judge John Palmore of Kentucky’s Court of Appeals told the Kentucky Bar Association that jury sentencing is flawed like trap shooting. He cited inequitably fixed punishments and regional disparities and urged standardization of punishment to deter crime effectively.
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Lexington
Kentucky
John Palmore
State Court of Appeals
Mkentucky Bar Association
Tie
Cuban Exiles Elude Forces In Caribbean Drift
Cuban exiles resist pursuit by U S and British forces in the Caribbean. Willams Cay near Nassau is scoured for munitions while Coast Guard vigilance grows. The Violynn II returns to Miami with crew of 17 after a raid that shifted to a Bahamas detainment. The crew vows continued fight against the Cuban regime and mentions sister ship Omega 1 operating in international waters.
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Miami
Fla
U.S
Keys
Florida
Bahamas
Fidel Castro
Willams Cay
Nassau
Seventh Coast Guard District
Violynn II
Cuba
Coast Guard
Jerry Buchanan
Jim
Pompano Beach
Sun Sentinel
Veel Duque
Cutler
Buchanan
Ramon Sanchez
Duque
Sanchez
Violynn I
Omega 1
Arkansas Teacher Salaries Act Sparks Education Debate
Forrest Rozzell of the Arkansas Education Association disputes claims that Act 258 of 1963, aimed at guaranteeing teachers a fair share of state aid and directing 160 percent of local revenue increases to salary funds, would hinder school expansion or accreditation. He argues current safeguards allow growth without sacrificing teacher pay.
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Little Rock
Forrest Rozzell
The
Arkansas Education Association
Rodell
Saary Fund
Rozzell
North Central Association
AEA
State Department of Education
Orval BE. Paubus
Fatal Accident Near Noel Claims Rogers Man
Samuel P. Davis aged 37 from Rogers Arkansas died in a traffic crash Thursday near Noel Missouri. His car struck a bridge railing on Missouri Route 666 three miles west of Noel. Davis was affiliated with Brashears Lumber Company and left four children.
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Noel
Samuel P. Davis
Rogers
Ark
Missouri Highway Patrol
Davis
Missouri
Ue Fd
Brashears Lumber Ci
Greatest Wonder of All Is the Marvel of Nature
The piece extols spring as nature's marvel with vivid imagery of grass, buds, flowers, and trees awakening. It notes how spring lightens hearts, brings color, and transforms landscapes, while quoting G. D. Boardman on nature's regularity as the ultimate wonder.
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G. D. Boardman
No Appropriation Is Needed for Deputy Prosecutors
Attorney General Bruce Bennett ruled that deputy prosecuting attorneys in the 13th judicial district may be paid directly from general funds in the cities without quotas from quorum courts. The 1967 Act 179 fixes salaries by county: Calhoun 1200, Columbia 5200, Ouachita 5800, Union 7200.
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Little Rock
Bruce Bennett
13Th Judicial District
Bill J. Davis
Union County
Dewey Tarver
Bennett
Calhoun
Columbia
Ouachita
Union
President Kennedy Leases Cape Cod House
Washington AP Kennedy leases Brambletydde on Squaw Island near Hyannis Port for summer 1960. White House confirms Worcester Telegram report. The Rambling gray house will serve as a summer White House as Kennedy plans frequent Cape trips around July 4. The Kennedys and extended family will spend most of the season on the Cape.
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Washington
Kennedy
Cape Cod
Squaw Island
White House
Worcester
Mass
Louis Thun
Reading
Morton Downey
Hyannis Port
Joseph P. Kennedy
Robert F. Kennedy
Sen
Edward M. Kennedy
D— Mass
Hope Negro Killed In Wreck Near Texarkana
James E. Jones about 22, Hope Negro, fatally injured last night in an automobile crash between Fulton and Texarkana. Two other Hope Negroes, Bobby Lee Rogers his half brother and an unnamed passenger, were injured. Funeral arrangements to be announced by Hicks Funeral Home.
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James E. Jones
Fulton
Child Killed in Freak Accident at Arkansas Farm
A two and a half year old boy, Michael Griffin, died after his neck became caught in a V shaped apparatus while playing on a gym set at his family’s Crossroads area farm home near Harrison. The child’s parents, Mr and Mrs Max Griffin, reported the accident occurred on Thursday.
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Harrison, Ark
API
Michael Griffin
Here
Max Griffin
Expedite Mail Service to Expand Across Four Arkansas Cities
U.S. Representative Oren Harris and Wright Patman will inaugurate expedited downtown mail service in Pine Bluff El Dorado Hot Springs and Texarkana April 18 and 19. Local letters mailed by 9 am will be delivered by 3 pm the same day the Post Office aims to extend this service nationwide. Harris notes Little Rock already offers the expedited service.
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Washington
Oren Harris
D-Ark
Pine Blaff
el Dorado
Hot Springs
Texarkana
Harris
Litte Rock A Ready
Pine Bluff
Ft. Dorado
Wright Patman
Harud M. Jinks
Miami Beach Bars Swastika and Hammer and Sickle Displays
The city council approved a resolution prohibiting Nazi swastika and Soviet hammer and sickle displays after a disturbance at a Miami Beach hotel. Police detained two men identified as members of the American Nazi Party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami Beach
Fla
Jeily Council
Palice
America Nazi Party
France Strikes Are Different In Paris The Metro
In Paris strikes differ from usual labor actions with two hour or four hour work stoppages that disrupt travel and vex residents. Metro workers, electrical and gas crews, and bus staff stage surprise outages affecting transport and power, but anger fades as services resume quickly. Residents grumble yet most return to routines, while some say a committee could better coordinate action.
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Paris
France
Metro
Subway
Metto
Escapees Caught in Crawford County Arkansas
The second of two prisoners who escaped Wednesday from the Crawford County jail has been captured. Ralph Graans, 20, was nabbed at his home near Alma. Gordon Westfall, 19, was captured at his Fort Smith home. The pair fled using a basket rope from the jail window.
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van Buren
Ark
Crawford County
Ralph Graans
Alma
Gorden Westfall
Fort Smith
Dispersal Aims To Shield Air Defense Interceptors
The Air Force will disperse more than 100 interceptor jets next summer to boost survivability against Soviet missiles while keeping alert to intercept Russian bombers. Three squadrons will shift, two expanded, two disbanded, with jets moved to dispersal bases across California Oregon Washington Massachusetts Delaware and Maryland near Washington. About 900 jets total serve in North American Air Defense Command. The plan follows concerns that shared bases could let a single nuclear strike disable both bombers and fighters.
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Ly Fred
Hoffman
Washington
Air Force
California
Oregon
Washington State
Massachusetts
Delaware
Maryland
12.C
U.S
North American Air Defense Command
Robert 5. McNamara
Strategic Air Command
McNamara
Congress
Pentagon
Furether
Pope to Ask UN Police in Encyclical Pacem in Terris
The Vatican expects Pope John XXIII to call for a United Nations police force in the forthcoming encyclical Pacem in Terris. The document, likely issued next Wednesday, outlines peace as the normal ideal of coexistence and treats war as its tragic opposite, addressing just and unjust wars, cold war tensions, and external support for internal conflicts. The encyclical, described as a Magna Charta for peace, will also discuss defense and aggression in relation to global security.
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Vatican City
John XI
United Nations
Ernesto Pisoni
Msgr. Pisoni
Vatican
Vatian
Msgr
Pisoni
Italia
Milan
Corriere Della Sera
Funeral services for Martin D Bolls in Hope
Funeral services will be held Monday at 2 p.m. at the First Baptist Church in Hope for Martin Dewey Bolls who died Friday in Ann Arbor Michigan. Dr George Balentine will officiate with interment at Rose Hill Cemetery. Herndon Corneling funeral home in charge.
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Martin Dewey Bolls
Ann Arbor
Michigan
First Baptist Church In
Hope
George Balentine
Rose Hill Cemetery
Herndon-Corneling
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