Americans Accused of Espionage in Soviet Travel Ban
Four U S embassy members faced accusations of espionage like activities by the Soviet government and were barred from travel outside Moscow for 90 days. The embassy said the Brit ish air attache A N Davis may be involved, while Washington protested and denied any misconduct. The four Americans were Cmdr Stuart Savage Lt Leonard Bracken J Col Edgar Smith and Capt Edmund Svetina.
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Moscow
U.S
Soviet Union
A. N. Davis
Walter Stoessel
Stoessel
Cmdr
Stuart Savage
Alma
Kan
Leonard Bracken
Philadelphia
Edgar Smith
Edmund Svetina
Dayton
Ohio
Savage
Bracken
Smith
Retina
Leningrad
Tula
Weather Warm and Stable Through Saturday
A high pressure system will move out of Arkansas, bringing warmer, more stable weather through Saturday. The U.S. Weather Bureau predicts clear to partly cloudy skies with temperatures mostly in the 20s, overnight lows in the 30s to 40s, and cresting to 60s in places, with no rain expected soon.
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Associated Press
Arkansas
U.S. Weather Bureau
Fort Smith
Fayetteville
Harrison
Practiced What He Preached At 95 In Kansas City
Dr Rush E Castelan, oldest survivor of Greenfield High School class of 1887, turned 95 in Kansas City. In 1939 he predicted a long life due to an ample annuity and a chronic ailment, saying worry shortens life and admitting he has both an annuity and an ailment. He moved to Kansas City in 1888.
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Kansas City, Mo
Rush E. Castelan
Greenfield (Ill
Kansas City
Car Crash Kills Man Near Springdale Ark
SPRINGDALE Ark AP William Kenneth Hicks 27 dies when his car overturns on a highway his vehicle is struck by a second car driven by Rose Overton 34 of Springdale as she tries to pass State Police report the fatal wreck occurred Thursday and involved two vehicles with Hicks pronounced dead at the scene.
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Springdale, Ark
William Kenneth Hicks
Springdale
Hicks
Rose Overton
Arkansas Weather Outlook Through Saturday
Clear to partly cloudy conditions with a chance of showers or thunder showers in the west by Saturday evening. Tonight, a cold spell in the east with temperatures dipping into the 30s and scattered frost. West area stays warmer tonight with a milder outlook ahead.
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Arkansas
Only One Bid on Oakhaven Sewage Project
Woodrow Smith of Buckner submitted the only bid Thursday to construct sewage treatment facilities in Oakhaven. The bid totals 8059.82 dollars for an oxidation lagoon serving the Oak haven residential and industrial area, with John E Hawkins and Associates of Hope as the consulting engineering firm.
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Woodrow Smith
Buckner
Oakhaven
John E. Hawkins and
Jesuits Pioneer Church Move In Poona India
In Poona India two Jesuit priests live among Hindus to bridge Christianity and Hinduism. Father Lederle and Father Deleury spend time cross legged, study Hindu life, and conduct Masses from their Brahmin district apartment. Lederle, 37, works on a doctorate at Poona University and is a Hinduism authority with published books and UN translation credits.
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Poona, India
G. A. Deleury
Pais
Matthew Lederle
Munich
Germany
Father Ledere
Poona University
India
St. Thomas the Apostle
Thomas
Father Lederele
Father Deleury
Poona
Father Lederle
United Nations
Celebration Brings Drop in Prices
Grand Rapids celebrated 25 years of the Skaff cafeteria with nostalgia and price drops. George and Adele Skaff offered ham dinners for 35 cents and pies sou or hamburgers for a dime, milk or coffee a nickel as they recalled 1939 prices. Today ham dinners are back to 1.25 dollars.
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Grand Rapids, Mich
George
Adele Skaff
Skaffs
Military Starts Brazil Left Wing Purge
Brazil move to purge leftists bypasses Congress with arrests of at least 49 lawmakers seen as subversion. Military ministers grant antisubversion powers to suspend rights for 10 years and revoke mandates without court action, heightening tension as deputies face detentions and a halted session.
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Robert Berrellez
Brasilia
Brazil
Congress
Brail
Joao Goulart
Senate
Chamber of Deputies
Goulart
Labor Party
Rio de Janeiro
Military Revolutionary Command
Chamber
Afonso Celso
Congressional
Rolando Corbbisier
Rio
Hotel Nacional
Corbisier
Benedito Cerquera
Cocayuva Cunha
Rogers Star QB Wilkinson Signs with State College
Herman Wilkinson, all-state quarterback from Rogers, signed a grant-in-aid scholarship to Arkansas State College. A three-year starter, he completed over half his passes each season and threw 33 touchdown passes in his Rogers career. He also excelled at linebacker.
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Jonesborg
Ark
Herman Wilkinson
Rogers
Arkansas State College
Wilkinson
Woman Dies When Hit By an Auto in Brinkley
Mrs. Vera A. Everage, 52, of Houston, Texas, was struck and killed as she attempted to cross U.S. 70 in Brinkley. State Police said the auto, driven by Nealon Quick, 45, of Cotton Plant, struck the pedestrian Thursday night.
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Brinkley, Ark
Vera A. Everage
Houston
Tex
U.S. 70
Nealon Quick
Double Talk: Banana Oil That Greases Civic Gears
New York AP notes spring as a season for self improvement and a drill in double talk the art of saying much without revealing real thoughts. It gives examples of phrases and their literal translations highlighting social gives and takes in a creaky civilization.
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New York
$1,013 Raised for U of A Student Fund
A total of $1,013.36 was raised in a March 30 bar b que drive on behalf of the National Defense Student Loan Fund. Net proceeds of $838.31 were sent to the University of Arkansas with federal matching funds of nine to one, totaling about $8,200 for students needing college loans.
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National Defense Student Loan Fund
University of Arkansas
Ned Purtle
Calvin Caldwell
Cecil Biddle
Jimmie Griffin
Clyde Coffee
Joe Jones
Royce Weisenberger
N.B. Coleman
Jeff High
George Frazier
Guy Watkins
Bill Reinhardt
Lloyd Hendrix
Roy Bagley
Earl Downs
Earl O'Neal
Cliff Bridgers
Claud Byrd
Raymond Franks
Frank Broyles
Johnny Majors
Andy Lucas
The
State University
Bids Taken on Access Roads for Lock and Dam 4 Site
Mc George Contracting Co of Pine Bluff appears as the low bidder at 330 290 for the first construction work on an access road to Lock and Dam No 4 on the Arkansas River and embankment work. The project sits one mile south of the Cotton Belt Route bridge at Rob Roy about 10 miles south of Pine Bluff with work slated to begin in November to form the navigation pool for Pine Bluff harbor.
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Little Rock
McGeorge Contracting Co
Pine Bluff
Arkansas River
Rob Roy
Mrs. Lewis 78 Dies at McNab Home This Week
Mary Ellen Lewis aged 78 died Thursday at her McNab residence. Survived by four sons George Eldo Nevada John McNab I B Waco Texas Don San Diego and a daughter Mrs L S Hester McNab. Also three brothers Arthur Oliver Charles Moss Hope and two sisters Mrs Tressie Jones and Mrs Myrtle Boren Kansas City Mo. Arrangements by Herndon Cornelius.
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Mary Ellen Lewis
McNab
George
Eldo
Nevada
Johnny
I. B
Waco
Texas
Don Lewis
San Diego
L. 5
Hester
Arthur
Oliver
Charles Moss
Hope
Tressie Jones
Myrtle Boren
Kansas City
Herndon Cornelius
Arkansas Supreme Court Denies Archie Code Home Return Motion
In Little Rock AP reports the Arkansas Supreme Court denied today a motion that would have allowed Archie Code children to return home immediately. The ruling blocks an immediate custody change pending further actions by authorities and families involved.
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Little Rock
Arkansas Supreme Court
Arkansas
State Supreme Court
Archie Cade
Johnson
Pesticides Not Harmful Official Says
Washington AP officials defend three pesticides aldein endrin and celledren as safe when used per directions amid a Mississippi River fish kill. Shell Chemical's Ullrich cites lab studies while Sen Ribicoff seeks hearings to determine registration impacts. Government witnesses and rival Lorant dispute endrin as sole cause.
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Washington
Donald E. Ullrich
Shell Chemical Co
New York
Misssissippi
Ullrich
Department of Agriculture
D-Conn
Ribicoff
Agriculture
Leon W. Weinberger
Public Health Service
Water Supply and Pollution Control Division
Fair Skies Across Nation With Mild Temperatures
The Weather Bureau reports fair skies over most of the United States with showers only in the far Northwest and sprinkles near Lake Michigan and in the Florida Keys. Early temperatures align with seasonal norms, ranging from the Northeast to the 70s in southern Florida and the Southwest.
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Associated Press
Atlantic
Pacific
Weather Bureau
Lake Michigan
Florida Keys
Florida
Senator Miller urges restraint on civil rights bill debate
Sen. Jack Miller of Iowa warned the Senate against being pushed into passing the House civil rights bill without change. He urged reasonableness and compromise while rejecting demands for a no-change passage, as debate stretched into the 27th day. Wayne Morse echoed fears of renewed street violence without full constitutional rights, while GOP leaders split over changes to the job discrimination section urged by Everett Dirksen.
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Washington
Jack Miller
Senate
Miller
Sen
Wayne Morse
Tore
America
Morse
Congress
GOP
Everett M. Dirksen
Ilinois
Pipe on Truck Triggers Three-Vehicle Crash
A Kroger Co truck parked at Hope Builders Supply on Westard and Louisiana Streets had a long pipe extend onto the highway. Earl Alsap of Little Rock in a Stickland transport truck struck the pipe, damaging a Cadillac owned by Mrs. Jim Martin. Paul FE Matthews faced a charge of failure to yield the right of way.
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Westard
Louisiana
Kroger Co
Hope Builders Supply
Paul FE. Matthews
Stickland
Earl Alsap
Little Rock
Jim Martindale
Ward
Lingard
Matthews
Freeman appeals 10 year murder sentence to Arkansas Supreme Court
Ted B. Freeman, 34, of Little Rock, appealed a 10 year sentence for second degree murder to the Arkansas Supreme Court on Thursday. He was convicted by a circuit court for the Sept 16 1962 shooting of Billie G. McKim, 32, at a nightclub near Little Rock.
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Little Rock
Ted B. Freeman
Ar- Renee Supreme Court
Billie G. McKim
Rail talks begin under Johnson as unions seek halt
AP reports White House discussions amid pressure from unions and management to call off a nationwide strike for days. Johnson cautions emancipation is not yet a fact and urges business leaders to help readers understand the issue.
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Whitehouse
Johnson
Youth Hurt in Car Scooter Wreck on St. Main
In the 300 block on St. Main yesterday an auto backed from a driveway by Mrs. Robert Fore into the path of a motor scooter driven by 12 year old Danny Camp. The scooter struck the car on its right side causing minor injuries to the youth per Officers Rowe and Long.
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St. Main
Robert Fore
Danny Camp
Rowe
Long
Bipartisan Poverty War Hailed By Shriver in Little Rock
Sargent Shriver Jr. told about 1,200 people that the Peace Corps will continue under any outcome of the November election. He noted strong cross party support and described four major sections of the war on poverty aimed at youths, farmers, businesses, and communities with local leadership at its core.
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Little Hulk
Sargent Shriver Jr
Peace Corps
Shriver
Little Rock
Great Decisions
Novemer
Dentists honored in Little Rock and district news
Arkansas dentists with 400 years of combined service were honored at a luncheon in Little Rock. Dr. Henry J. Lile of Jonesboro received a 25 year award amid other district reports, including John Scott Andrews elected district lieutenant governor at a St. Louis convention. Donald H. Gammill, USN airman, serves on USS Hornet sailing near Japan. A Donkey basketball game and poultry events are noted for upcoming dates.
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Arkansas
Little Rock
Arkansas State Dentist's Associated
Henry J. Lile
Jonesboro
P. A. Lewis
Hope
L. M. Lile
John Scott Andrews
Key Club
St. Louis
Paul Guerin
Harry Ray McMahon
Carter Hardage
Mike Archer
Charlie Walker
Richard McDowell
Jack Caldwell
Phil McLarty
Eddie Aslin
Wayne Moses
Johny Anthony
Larry Thrash
Donald H. Gammill
USN
Sam Gammill
Hope, Ark
Hornet
Yokosuka
Japan
Long Beach
Calif
Taiwan
Johnson Delays Rail Strike for 15 Days
President Johnson delayed a nationwide rail strike for 15 days after persuading five railroad brotherhoods to postpone. He invited labor and management to negotiate at the White House, held talks with Wirtz and other officials, and urged an honorable solution within the period. If no agreement emerges, he warned Congress may enact new legislation.
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Washington
Johnson
White House
Lae
Jbor
W. Willard Wirtz
Rose Garden
Congress
New
Legis
Fwo
Guerrillas Fall Back Near Saigon After Heavy Battle
In Saigon area, Communist guerrillas retreated south of the city after a major clash that killed a U S pilot and a Vietnamese observer. The engagement near Mc Cay, 50 miles south of Saigon, also left two U S helicopters damaged or destroyed and several soldiers wounded.
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Malcolm W. Browne
Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
Mc Cay
Labor Party Gains in Britain Highlight Local Election Results
Britain’s Labour party won control of the Greater London Council and secured seats across 22 county elections. Labour captured 53 of 100 seats with Conservatives at 21 and 26 contests remaining. Labour leaders called the results a sign of national momentum ahead of elections in six months.
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Britain
Labor Party
London
Greater London
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