Two Poultry Firms Must Show Records
In Fort Smith Arkansas two poultry firms Tyson's Inc. of Springdale and Plus Poultry Inc. of Siloam Springs were ordered by U.S. District Judge John E. Miller to open their records to the Agriculture Department for a Packers and Stockyards Act probe. The firms contend they do not buy or sell live poultry. The government seeks to determine whether their transactions fall under interstate commerce and the act. Briefs due by March 25.
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U.S. Agriculture Department
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Spring’dale
Missouri
M. H. Simmons
Plus Poultry
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Arkansas Regional Forecast Weather Summary
Central Arkansas predicts clear to partly cloudy skies this afternoon with mild temperatures. Tonight and Wednesday remain partly cloudy with a high in the low to mid 80s and a low in the lower 50s. Wednesday afternoon expected around 75 with a chance of showers Thursday. Northeast Arkansas shows similar trends with continued mild conditions and scattered showers possible.
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Rules Cuban Executioner Be Deported
US Court of Appeals ruled Herman F Marks former Castro ally is a stateless individual and can be deported. Born Milwaukee Wisconsin he lost citizenship March 1 1962 but was not deportable. Bail set at 2500 he must report to INS while Kennedy weighs country of deportation.
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Herman F. Marks
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Cuba
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Lo Ue Immigration and Naturalization Service
Ray Bubitt
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Robert Nennedy
Farm Labor Program Row Overruled by House Subcommittee
In Washington AP reports the House Agricultural Subcommittee overruled both the Secretary of Labor and Rep. E. C. Gathings on a bill to extend the Mexican Farm Labor program. Wirtz sought a one year extension with domestic labor priority. Gathings urged equal pay for imported workers to prevailing area wages. The decision centers on maintaining wages that do not harm the domestic labor market under current rules.
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House
Secretary of Labor
Rep. E. C. Gathings
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Secretary of
Willard D. Wirtz
Great Fuss Over Lost Bus Is Over
A bus carrying 10 high school students and five adults from Young, Arizona, was found safe in a Harbor City California motel after a two state search. Bus driver W H Merchant said the trip was planned and there was no missing incident.
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Disneyland
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Emmet Junior Class Play Set for April 12 at School Gym
Emmet Junior Class will present A Feuding Over Yonder in the school gymnasium on Friday, April 42, at 1 p.m. Admission is 25 and 60 cents. The cast includes Sharon Ashbrook, Susan Rowe, Janice Meloy, Harold Lumpkin, Edward Dougan, Mittie Clark, Nancy Trexler, Jean Graham, Freddie Shope, Therman Daniels, Randy Plumley, Harold Dougan, Linda Gourley, Sue Wake and Carolyn Arnett. Entertainers are Carolyn Arnett, Floyd Dougan, Tom Dougan, Rebecca Ward and Edward Couper.
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Therman Daniels
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Harold Dougan
Linda Gourley
Sue Wake
Carolyn Arnett
Floyd Dougan
Tom Dougan
Rebecca Ward
Edward Couper
Senator Hurst Indicted on Tax Evasion Counts
Arkansas state senator Q. Byrum Hurst faces four counts of income tax evasion after a Hot Springs indictment. He posted a $10,000 bond and says he will seek an immediate jury trial, claiming he never received an IRS bill and that his 1959 tax was paid by the Arkansas Bank and Trust Co. The grand jury reports his reported income far understates actual earnings of about $84,792 with taxes due around $22,933. Hurst has served as a longtime legislator and audit committee chair.
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Internal Revenue Service
Fort Smith
Truss Russell
Arkansas Bank and Trust Co
Legislative Council
Legislative
Garland
Ford Firm to Pick New President Ford's leadership battle at Ford Motor Co.
Ford Motor Co directors select a new president to succeed retiring John Dykstra who will be 65 next week. Contenders include Ary Miller James Wright and John Bugas from Ford's internal ranks. Also noted is McNamara, ex Ford president, as a prominent name from the 1946 recruit group. Dykstra's departure follows Ford practice of 65 retirement.
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Faubus to Meet Police Commission on April 19
Governor Orval Faubus announced a meeting with the state Police Commission on April 19 to discuss police economics and the agency program. Police Director Herman Lindsey will attend. The gathering follows a recently announced cutback in the state police program as an economy measure.
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Orval E. Faubus
State Police Commission
Faubus
Herman Lindsey
International President Retires from International Paper
MOBILE Alabama October notice reports Arthur L Toss formerly vice president of International Paper Co. retiring for health reasons. Ross of Bastrop Lamative named as successor. Crain chairs board. Ross had been general manager of the Southern Kentucky division since 19--, with prior roles including vice president since 1958.
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Arlhue L Toss
International Paper Cilas
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McClinton Brothers Low Bid On Access Roads Project
McClinton Brothers of Fayetteville appears to be the low bidder at 32392 dollars for the surfacing of access roads, a boat launching area and parking area at Highway 125 public use near Bull Shoals Reservoir. Bids were opened by Army Engineers Tuesday.
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Bull Shoals Reservoir
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Springdale Votes Bonds for Fire Station and Library
Springdale voters approved bond issues to fund a new fire station and library and cut city taxes by 5 mills. They re issued a 419000 bond from 1959 with 485 to 62 support and passed a 589000 issue in two parts, 491 to 57 for the fire station and 464 to 44 for the library, lowering interest from 3.92 to 3.66 percent.
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Springdale, Act
Springdale
Youth Bill Faces Some Opposition
In Washington Kennedy's youth employment bill faces GOP opposition in the Senate, with Democrats claiming enough votes to pass. Leader Mansfield promises a night session to push action, aiming to finalize before Easter recess. Prouty vows to push amendments, while a Republican plan to delay debate failed 58 to 29. Proxmire and Symington proposed a $20 million cut to first year funding amid a White House request for $100 million.
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Kennedy
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Mike Mansfield
Mansfield
Winston L. Prouty
R-Vt
Federal
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Prouly
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William Proxmire
D-Wise
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
Diefenbaker Weighs Staying On After Election
Prime Minister John G. Diefenbaker flies to Ottawa for talks with his cabinet and opposition leaders to decide if he will attempt to stay on as prime minister after Liberal victory leaves them short of a majority. He would need Social Credit and New Democratic support and may delay a decision until armed forces votes are counted.
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Lester B. Pearson
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W. L. Mackenzie King
County Stock Spraying to Start April 15
Hempstead county farmers may have cattle sprayed on a fee basis by W. R. Durham from Nevada county. The service costs 10 cents per head, using toxaphene and Cooper-Tax Extra, with Durham arriving April 5 and remaining through April 19. if demand exists, he will return monthly through October.
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W. R. Durham
Nevada County
Calvin Caldwell
Hempstead
Durham
Senior Day at Nope High focuses on parent supervision
Nope High School announces Senior Day on Thursday April 11 with no school activities sponsored by the school and parents responsible for students' conduct and safety. Ward of the Month winners are listed for several wards, and local graduates and alumni are noted for college activities, military reassignment, and a missing youths search led by Sheriff Griffins.
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Nope High School
Jack Beaty
David Joy
Dennis Camp
Patmos
Jimmie Griffins
David
M. FE. Joy
Dennis
Bryan Cann
Plant Worker Earnings Decline in January February Study
Arkansas factory workers without dependents earned 54.43 weekly in January and 55.25 in February while workers with three dependents had take home 61.55 and 62.39. Memphis Jackson Nashville figures show higher earnings for both groups by comparison. In Little Rock February averages were 53.93 for no dependents and 61.03 for three dependents.
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Arkansas
U.S. Labor Department
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Nashville
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Easter Is Time to Renew Faith in Easter Message
This article by Pastor S. Joseph Genu urges renewed faith during Holy Week and Easter. It highlights the Hope Ministerial Alliance effort for an interfaith Easter gathering and calls for a large attendance at Easter Sunday service at Hammonds Stadium at 6:30 a.m. for families.
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Mrs. J. W. Corley Dies in Local Hospital
Mrs J W Corley aged 74 longtime Hope resident died Tuesday in a local hospital. Survived by four brothers R P L art CM King Lewisville DL King Wat Springs and Bailey King Little Red and three sisters Mrs J S Reynolds and Jahaga King of Bradley and Mrs F B Beckway of Dallas. Services set Wednesday at Bailey Baptist Church by Rev Ballsmith with burial at Wilnut Hill Cemetery by Heendon-Cornelis.
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Hope
RPL
King of
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Bradley
F. B. Beckway
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Span
Bayley Baptist Church
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Steel Co Op Price Rise Signals Sector Shift
Washington AP report recalls the Big Steel battle and notes Wheelin Steel Corp will raise prices as of today. Kennedy administration draws no White House reaction while business presses seek stability amid lingering post-crisis tensions and calls for restrained spending. The piece tracks reactions from U.S. Chamber of Commerce leader Ladd Plumley and Steel executives, including Roger Blough, amid past price hikes and government pressure.
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Kennedy
Wheeltn Steel Corp
White House
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Ladd Plumley
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Associated Press
Plumley
U.S. Chamber
Plumsey
Roger M .Blough
United States Steel Corp
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Inland
Kaiser
Crucifixion Story to Be Retold at First Baptist Church
Evangelist Glynn McCalman will retell the crucifixion narrative in a 7:30 PM sermon at First Baptist Church. The spring revival enters its midway point with expectations of a large turnout following last night's recital of the prodigal son tale.
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Calvary
Glynn McCalman
First Baptist Church
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