Faubus plans for 1962 campaign amid fundraising efforts
The article notes Orval Faubus delaying an announcement on his political plans while arranging funds for the Democratic primary. He cited timing to ensure funds for this fiscal year and the next, joking that helping the elderly justifies criticism. A Washington trip and Ft. Chaffee defense were also mentioned. Conway County officials and a delegation raised $1,500 to cover his filing fee.
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Faubus
Washington
Fort Smith
Ft. Chaffee
Conway
Marlin Hawkins
Lord Sadler
Hoffa Lawyers Reap Harvest in Memphis Local 667 Vote
The Teamster Local 667 in Memphis approved a formal contribution to James R. Hoffa's defense fund. President C. H. Augustine said 211 members voted yes and 3 voted no at a special meeting. Funds will back Hoffa's appeal of an eight year prison term and a $10,000 fine on jury tampering charges.
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Memphis
Teamster
James R. Hoffa
Teamster Local 667
C. H. Augustine
Hoffa
Arkansan Dies in Yemen Wreck
Dr. Olis Osgood, 61, native of Arkansas and UN Food and Agriculture Organization member, died from injuries Friday in Cairo after a Yemen car crash on March 2. He taught at the University of Arkansas and was a graduate there. Funeral planned Tuesday in Benton, Arkansas.
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Cairo
Egypt
Olis
Osgood
Arkansan
Yemen
Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations
University of Arkansas
Benton
Ark
Weather Outlook From Page One Turn Cooler Into Tuesday
Weather continues cool with 50s, fair skies tonight and Tuesday. Tonight lows near 40s, winds 30 to 40 mph gusty from the northeast diminishing by evening. Arkansas clears and cools with Tuesday sun and mild temperatures from the 60s north to 70s south. Louisiana clears to partly cloudy with cooler readings tonight and Tuesday, lows 45 to 55, highs 70 to 75.
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Arkansas
Louisiana
Associated Press
Albany
Albuquerque
Atlanta
Bismarck
Boise
Boston
Buffalo
Chicago
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Denver
Des Moines
Detroit
Fairbanks
Fort Worth
Helena
Honolulu
Indianapolis
Jacksonville
Okla, City
Omaha
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Ptind
Ore
Rapid City
Richmond
St. Louis
Salt Sk. City
San Diego
San Fran
Seattle
Tampa
Washington
Innipeg
Cincinnati Opens the Season at Crosley Field 1964
An overflow crowd of 32000 is expected for the 1964 National League opener between the Cincinnati Reds and Houston Colts at Crosley Field. Jim Maloney starts for Cincinnati. Ken Johnson for Houston. Gov Rhodes to throw first pitch to City Manager Wichman as Mayor Bachrach presides. Chico Ruiz starts at third. Frank Robinson returns in right. Former Reds Eddie Kasko and Jimmy Wynn in Colts lineup.
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Cincinnati
Crosley Field
Cincinnati Reds
Houston Colts
Weather Bureau
Tuesay
Fred Hutchinson
Jim Maloney
Houston
Harry Craft
Ken Johnson
Johnson
Walt Bachrach
William Wichman
James A. Rhodes
Chico Ruiz
Reds
Frank Robinson
Feld
Colts
Eddie Kasko
Jimmy Wynn
Sox Drop Connley From Red Sox Rotation
NEW YORK AP Gene Conley has lost his fastball tempo and is dropped from the Red Sox starting rotation. Reliever Jack Lamabe will replace him in the lineup.
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NEW York
Gene Conley
Red Sox
Jack Lamabe
Cude Declares No Appeal in Custody Case
Archie Gude said he will not appeal the Arkansas custody dispute over his three children to the U.S. Supreme Court. The Arkansas Supreme Court upheld removal and vaccination orders, while Gude opposes medical care on religious grounds and may keep children home if vaccinated. The hearing in Polk County Chancery Court followed state Welfare involvement and a temporary return of the children.
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Mena
Ark
Archie Gude
U.S. Supreme Court
Arkansas Supreme Court
Cude
Polk County Chancery Court
Cudes
Wayne
Delia
Linda
Wesley Howard
Texarkana
State Welfare Department
Orval EB
Faubus
Howard
Cade
Supreme Court
Nabors Shaw
Hussein to U S for State Visit in 1963
King Hussein of Jordan arrives in Philadelphia to begin a state visit at the invitation of President Johnson. The 29 year old monarch will be greeted by Mayor Tate at the International Airport and travel by helicopter to Washington for a noon meeting with President Johnson.
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Philadelphia
King Hussein of Jordan
United States
Johnson
James H. J. Tate
International
King Hussein
Washington
McMath Says He Will Not Run Against Faubus
McMath indicates no interest in entering the Democratic primary against Gov. Orval Faubus. He noted earlier he would run if Faubus faced no strong opposition and said others have assured him they will oppose Faubus, though Faubus has yet to announce plans.
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Little Rock
Ormer
Sid McMath
Orval T
Faubus
McMath
Maubus
Mel Math
Ruling in McCool Case Is Upheld
The Arkansas Supreme Court upheld a Jefferson Circuit Court ruling in a case tied to late financier J. Thurman McCool. The Bank of Star City won an $8,500 judgment against Noah Peek Jr. over a $600 check allegedly inflated to $22,500 before McCool’s murder in January 1962. Both sides faced negligence. conflicting testimony supported either outcome.
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Little Rock
Arkansas Supreme Court Today
Jefferson Circuit
J. Thurman McCool
McCool
Sheridan
Supreme Court
Bank of Star City
Noah 5. Peek Jr
Peek
Jit
Peek Farm Service
Star City Bank
Peek Finance Co
Business Machines Company
Goldwater on Ballot in Ill. Primary
The Illinois presidential preference primary features Sen. Barry Goldwater and Sen. Margaret Chase Smith as the only names printed in the preference spot. Forty eight district delegates will be chosen Tuesday and 10 at large at the state convention next month. 34 of 78 GOP delegates favor Goldwater, three back Nixon, one backs Rockefeller, the rest are uncommitted or silent.
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Washington
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
Illinois
Ilinois
GOP
Goldwater
Richard M. Nixon
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Associated Press
Woman flyer aims to be first solo world circumnavigator
Jerrie Mack of Columbus Ohio prepares to fly from Wake Island toward Honolulu as part of her bid to become the first woman to fly solo around the world. She arrived after a 14- hour flight from Guam, greeted by about 60 people at Wake Island as she stepped from her single engine plane.
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Wake Island
Jerrie Mack
Columbus
Ohio
Honolulu
Guam
Mid- Pacific
Goldwater Aims For State Delegations In Four Conventions
Publican conclaves in Arizona, Kansas, Louisiana set for Saturday. Goldwater expected to win Arizona’s 16 votes, already leads Louisiana with 16 district delegates and four at large to be named. Kansas shows six delegates supporting Goldwater, nine uncommitted, five more chosen Saturday to complete 20. Democratic side features North Dakota convention starting today with 15 votes and Illinois with 114 votes, 48 chosen Tuesday. most expected to back President Johnson.
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Kansas
Louisiana
Goldwater
John Anderson Jr
North Dakota
Illinois
Johnson
University of Arkansas approves 3.5 percent budget rise
The Arkansas board of trustees approved a 3.5 percent budget increase and higher room and board fees for Fayetteville and Little Rock campuses. The plan totals 13,017,900 in state funds and 9,525,457 in federal and nonstate funds, funding instruction research and new facilities including a science engineering center and an animal science building.
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Fayetteville, Ark
University of Arkansas’ Board of Trustees
Fayetteville
Little Rock
David W. Mullins
Mullins
Agricultural Experiment Station
Agricultural Extension Service
Graduate Institute of Technology
University Board Increases Rates At Campuses
The trustees approved a new budget funded by federal and non-state sources to cover higher housing and food service costs at agricultural units and the medical center. Single student rates rise four dollars monthly, married student apartments by ten dollars, with Terry Village in Fayetteville up six dollars. The budget applies to the next fiscal year, and the board also granted the U.S. Coast and Geodetic Survey permission to establish a station at the Rice Branch Experiment Station in Stuttgart.
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Sion
Medical Center
Seiad
Terry Village
Fayetteville
U.S. Coast and Geodetic Survey
Rice Branch Experiment Station
Stuttgart
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