Kennedy Macmillan seek nuclear partnership alliance unity
AP report from Washington details President Kennedy and British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan aiming to form a broader partnership in nuclear and conventional weapons. They stress allied unity amid concerns over France under De Gaulle pursuing an independent nuclear force, with NATO meetings in Oslo and Paris on the horizon and talks with Adenauer and Fanfani planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Hightower
Washington
Kennedy
Harold Macmillan
Cambridge
Mass
U.S
Kenney
Charles de Gaulle
France
West Germany
Macmillan
NATO
Oslo
Norway
Mso
de Gaulle
Paris
Konrad Adenauer
Berlin
White House
Amintore Fanfani
Italy
Posters Emphasize Library Week at Hope School
Hope school children create posters for National Library Week activities April 16 22 under Operation Library of Hope Jaycettes chair Mrs Charles Wilhite. Contests span three divisions junior high elementary and primary with judges awarding prizes. Winning posters from the first two divisions advance to the Arkansas Book Fair state contest in Little Rock April 30 May 6, held with the Festival of Arts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope School
National Library
Charles Wilhite
Operation
Library of Hope Jaycettes
Little Rack
Aris
AST Retains Department Head
CONWAY ARK AP Jeff Farris Jr 34 has been named to head the Physical Education Department at Arkansas State Teachers College succeeding his late father. The elder Farris died in February after 31 years on the ASTC faculty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conway, Ark
Jeff Farris
Arkansas State Teachers College
Jeff Farris Jr
State Health Department
ASC
Othe Elder Farris
ASTC
Weather Update Clouds and Showers Increase Tonight
Partly cloudy and cool today give way to increasing cloudiness. Warmer conditions bring scattered showers in the western portion tonight as a new weather system moves through.
Instinct or Reason in a Difficult Situation
In a survey, residents weighed instinct versus reason when facing tough choices. Most favored reason, with several noting instinct for fast decisions, while others highlighted prayer, analysis, and consulting others as aids to judgment. The piece invites readers to consider their own approach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jlape
S. A. Westbrook
Oaklhaven
Frances Sue Som
Imerville
S. Elm
Ralph Saunders
Rocky Mound Road
Jack Fountain
S. Winn
Dale Dunn
Patmos-Shover Springs Road
P. O'Neal
North
Ralph Bailey
Highway 57
East
K. E. Ambrose
S. Main
Haiti Proposes Mole St Nicolas Harbor as U S Naval Base
Rep. Victor Anfuso says Haiti’s President Duvalier offered Mole St Nicolas harbor at the northwest tip of Haiti, 40 miles from Cuba, for a U S naval base. The base would not threaten Cuba but bolster the OAS role in the Caribbean and could host a satellite tracking station replacing Cuba’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port AU Prince
Maiti
Haiti
Mole St. Nicolas
Cuba
United States
Victor L. Anfuso
D-N.y
Francois Duevalier
Kennedy
Anfuso
Duvalier
Eisenhower
Brooklyn
U.S
Organization of American States
Caribbean
Jsie
Easter Seal Drive Reaches $1193 Total Warms Arkansas Helpers
The Easter Seal drive raised 1193.57 with 122.14 from the Easter Lily Sale last Saturday. Receipts: Easter parade 503.40, Lily sale 122.14, Seal letters 568.03. Drive chairman Haskell Jones thanks Mrs. Haskell Jones and workers across Easter parade, Victory, DeAnn, Shovey Springs, Spring Hill, and Patmos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lheaster Lily Sale
Lily Sale
Haskell Jones
Find Drive
DeAnn
Shovey Springs
Spring Hill
Patmos
Jane Beyers
Arkansas
Cotton stalk destruction deadline set for April 15
State Plant Board mandates complete destruction of cotton stalks by April 15. Landowners, operators, and tenants share responsibility. deadline moved from January 31 to allow participation in cover crop program and reduce erosion. Early destruction aids pest control. any non compliance may trigger criminal action, with stalks possibly destroyed at owner’s expense and lists shared with gins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Plant Board
ASC
Phin’ Board
USDA
Diet Seeks More U S Aid to Stem Viet Nam Terror
President Ngo Dinh Diem says he needs increased U S financial support to combat rising Communist terrorism in South Viet Nam. He notes current aid of 150 million dollars annually and argues for expansion of the army. The remarks came in an interview published today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saigon
South Viet Nam
Ngo Dinh Diet
U.S
United States
Lorlay
Arkansas Law Change Redistricting Sparks Run-at-Large Threats
Rep Al vis W Stokes of Pike County denounces a referendum plan to elect U S representatives at large next year and threatens a counter move to require state senators and representatives to be elected at large. He notes funds and timing concerns as Arkansas loses two House seats after the 1960 Census.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deught. Ark
Alvis W. Stokes
Pike County
U.S
Stokes
Tom Tyler
Little Rock
Pulaski County
Soo
Arkansas
Prison Gates Open Soon for Axis Sally
AP reports parole board chair Richard A. Chappell granted parole to Mildred Gillars effective July 30 after 12 years of a 200-30 year treason sentence. The former Axis Sally will live in a convent and work after release, reporting to a parole officer until a 30 year term ends in 1979. Gillars, born Mildred Sisk in Portland, studied piano in Germany and became the Nazi radio network’s highest paid performer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Richard A. Chappell
U.S. Parole Board
Mildred Elizabeth Gillars
Women’s Reformatory
Alderson
W.va
Miss Gillars
Germany
Torso Murder Trial Is Set in Arkansas Case
Norma MacDonald Young a 50 year old widow will face first degree murder charges in the dismemberment death of her former husband K B MacDonald 73. The state seeks the death penalty. Circuit Judge Bobby Steel fixed May 29 for trial and defense counsel Nabors Shaw and Joe Hardegree were appointed after Young said she could not afford counsel. Parts of MacDonald were found in a well near Mena while other remains were found in a Covington Louisiana shed where she had rented a home. Police say she helped dispose of the body but not the killing. No other arrests have been made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inbwwa
Ark
Norma MacDonald Young
Ben Core
Bobby Steel
Nabors Shaw
Joe Hardegree
Young
Covington
K. B. MacDonald
Mena
MacDonald
Castro Raves Again About Invasion
In Havana Prime Minister Fidel Castro claimed the United States directs plots to invade Cuba and backs terrorists and counterrevolutionary bands. He warned rationing may be needed as open economic aggression continues and predicted a May Day display of workers readiness while exiled Cuban leaders push for a government in exile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Castro
U.S. Central Intelligence Agency
United States
Cubar
New York
Jose Miro Cardona
Cubany Revolutionary Council
Miami
Minami Herald
U.S
Herald
Eisenhower
More Folks Can Get Social Security Benefits
Otis A. Blackwood, district manager of the Texarkana social security office, says recent changes ease work credit requirements and may restore benefits for retirees and survivors denied in the last six years. In Hope area, officials seek those affected and urge visits to the Texarkana office at 402 Federal Building, Texarkana, Arkansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otis A. Blackwood
Exurbana
Hope Area
Texarkana
Federal Building
Arkansas
Region Oratorical Contest Monday in Conway Arkansas
Four state winners compete in regional American Legion high school oratorical contest. Jimmie Eddleman Marianna Mississippi Jerrynne M Lott Jackson Mississippi John Whatmas Cox Jr Springhill Louisiana Land Barksdale Arlington Kentucky contend 10 to 12 minute prepared speeches and six minute extemporaneous talks. Nat Robbins Conway High principal will judge. Winner advances to national semi finals in Plant City Florida as guest of the American Legion seeking a $4000 college scholarship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conway
Ark
American Legion
Plant City
Fla
Kennedy Calls for New Laws to Curb Organized Crime
Attorney General Robert Kennedy urged Congress to pass eight bills to curb organized crime. He proposed five year prison terms and up to 50000 fines for traveling to advance illegal activities and called for harsher penalties to protect federal witnesses and expand federal powers against rackets. He noted reform ideas include tighter firearms rules and measures to halt gambling information flow across state lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Robert Kennedy
Congr
Justice Department
Kennedy
Raonadi
New Orleans
Jobs Birch Society
PBL
Congress
William P. Rogers
Claim Filed on TB Sanatorium in Booneville
APSA filed for 52400 against the Arkansas tuberculosis sanatorium at Booneville over a death involving a girl scalded in a bathtub. Former Gov. Phil McStathane led the suit naming the boy’s and girl’s guardians as James Henderson of Alexander and Martha Maxine Henderson, parents of the deceased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Littlig Rock
APSHA
Arkansas ‘Tuberculosis Sanatoria
Booneville
Phil McStathane
TX Howell
Gin
Oeliweid
Dren
Mes
James Henderson
Alexander
Pauents
Martha Maxine Tlonderson
A Few Facts in the Field of Science
A collection of science notes covers carbon-14 half life updates, submarine fishing concepts, garden grass growth aids, and rocket fueled lighters. It notes radon and carbon dating in archeology, future underwater trawlers, golf course grass growth compounds, and rocket package emergency devices for planes.
Record Finds Beer in Parcel Mail Mix Up
A chaotic parcel mix up at Clarendon Ya reveals a boxed beer shipment and loose dares as clerks search for the intended contents. Police and postal staff review the irregular package to determine the correct delivery and any safety concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarendon
Congo Peace Talks Stir Congo Tensions
Peace talks between the central government and rebel forces begin as negotiators plan meetings near the Oriental provincial border. Leopoldville aims to ease months of sporadic fighting, while Katanga and other regions weigh political moves amid mixed signals and prior economic blockades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Kashewihu
Gizenga
Ted Val
Kamridata
Kaniilatu
Genpoldville
Stanleys
Willy Woestlly
Oriental Candiya
Cizenga
Leopoldville
Katana
Unita Nations
Mliscbothville
Five hundred rescued from British ship Dara after abandonment
London based owners said five hundred were rescued from the Dara after it was abandoned in storms and heavy seas. Fifty remained unaccounted for and one life was reported lost in the incident aboard the 5040-ton vessel en route between Bombay and Basra with 440 passengers and 19 European officers among a crowd of 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Bookmobile Schedule For Next Week
Schedule lists multiple stops by times and locations including April Wy KOU Jammel Community and Daughe urly s Gro with many garbled names. It mentions April 12 Badean Schools Texas Meashern Camp Patmos Community Pankey s Home Columbus Seiuuly Colimbus Commur iby and many imperfect entries such as Cross Roads Byers Home LiW0 Days Home Amure v s Gro Bob s Gro Corral Pallet Home Luck s Ranch and Oakhaven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honkmobile Schedle
Enitnet
KOU
Jammel
Kixparchment
Daugheurly
Gro
Badean
Texas Meashern
Paiis Behbouls
Patmos
Pankey
Columbus
Columbus Seiuuly Colimbus ~ Commuriby
Cross Roads
Byers
Oakhaven
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AST
Freddy Schaver
Arkansas Library Commission
Line Rock
Mary F. Kennon
Amercan Library Alsn
Chicago
Almon Faught
Jonesboro
Karl Neal
Arkansas Library’ Commission
Howard Prichard
Hope
Merle Moore
Prescott Sarler
Plaza
Regional Library Board
U. S
By Richard Valeriani
Club For Aged
Golden Age Club
Grou
Fair Park
Hope Club
Eugene C. Cox
Lan Coats
Paul Cobb
Trensurer
J. B. Coarley
Kiwanis Club
THE
Associated Press
National Bureau Ofds
Earth
Ke. Meus
Bureau of Commercial Bishcris
Slams
American Chenical Society
Chemical Industry
Gulf
Aun
Air’ Voree
Hocket
Aaeh
Tan
Congo
Bulletin
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