National Advertising Representatives List Misread Names
A garbled OCR shows addresses for advertising representatives in Arkansas Texas Michigan Illinois New York and Oklahoma. It claims The Associated Press holds exclusive rights to republication of local news dispatches in this newspaper, though text is unreliable and fragmented.
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Weather spreads heavy rain and snow across states
Storms from Texas to Wisconsin bring inches of snow, heavy rainfall, and flooding. Pipe and levee breaches cause river overflows in Tupelo and look to threaten homes. The Gulf Coast endures severe thunderstorms with hail while Mississippi and nearby states record significant precipitation in a short period.
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Weather Forecast From Page One
Weather outlook for Arkansas and Louisiana shows varying conditions. Northwest Arkansas expects frost tonight with a high near 65 this afternoon and 63 Friday, then partly cloudy and warmer Saturday. Northeast Arkansas reports similar warmth with highs 60 to 65 and frost in some areas tonight. Louisiana pockets show scattered showers and cooler conditions later today into Friday with highs around 95?72 and a mix of clouds tonight.
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Kennedy comments on steel talks and policy directions
President Kennedy defends antitrust norms and urges negotiations to avoid price increases in steel while stating government will enforce laws if needed. He cites U S Steel leadership and union compliance, notes savings in future per ton costs, and outlines defense spending cuts and troop posture alongside cautions on Berlin and Viet Nam.
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Arkansas Conference on Social Welfare Opens at Little Rock
The 51st annual Arkansas Conference on Social Welfare begins with six welfare groups represented and about 500 delegates expected over two days. Dr. Joseph Baker, head of Tennessee’s Department of Mental Health, will discuss problems in caring for the chronically ill.
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Arkansas Conference On Social Welfare
Joseph Baker
Tennessee Department of Mental Health
Teachers Return to Their Jobs in New York City
New York public school teachers ended a one day strike after an AFL CIO United Federation of Teachers vote 32 to 12 to obey a Supreme Court order. About 30 000 staff were absent and many schools closed or ran with minimal classes, as teachers returned to duty amid calls for raises and penalties avoided.
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Afl-Cio United Federation of Teachers
Charles Cogen
Board of Education
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United Federation of Teachers
Robert F. Wagner
Union Vote Set At Daisy Plant In Rogers Arkansas
The National Labor Relations Board schedules a May 12 election to decide if production and maintenance workers at the Daisy plant in Rogers Arkansas will unionize. The vote will determine representation and labor relations at the facility.
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Rogers, Ark
National Labor Relations Board
Weir appeals $1,972 overplanting judgment in rice case
Jame Weir of Dermick appeals a $1,972 U.S. Circuit Court judgment for overplanting a 1959 rice crop. His farm has been seized and is advertised for sale. He seeks a suspension of the judgment pending appeal. government may stay if an appeal bond is posted, but none filed yet. Weir has faced heavy penalties in prior years.
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Jame Weir
Dermick
Bh U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
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Weir
U. S. District Cour
Loan for 40 low rent elderly housing in Texarkana Ark
The Public Housing Administration announced an $842,554 loan to Texarkana Arkansas to finance construction of 40 low rent units for elderly occupancy. Separate item notes a rifle plant seeking representation by the Steelworkers Union.
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