Independent Poll Favors Rockefeller in Arkansas
In Batesville Independence County, 208 voters backed Rockefeller to 119 for Faubus in a local poll by Paul Buchanan. He noted Rockefeller's town appeal versus Faubus's rural strength, plus test results in a Newark store. The poll also asked teachers about gambling legalization and a two cent city cigarette tax.
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Batesville
Ark
Independence
Winthrop Rockefeller
Orval E. Faw
Paul Buchanan
Batesville Guard
Buchanan
Rockefeller
Faubus
Newark
Hot Springs
Independence County
Richard Nixon
Eisenhower
Slogan Changes Signal Easing of Cold War Tone
Moscow AP report notes Pravda deleted the usual aggression charge in May Day slogans aimed at Cuba. The May Day line no longer references fighting American imperialists, signaling a shift in the Communist party’s messaging toward Cuba. Fidel Castro had been guest of honor on last May Day and Revolution Day.
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Moscow
Cuba
Communist Party
Fidel Castro
Pravda
Turkish Warships Sail From Port
Turkish warships set sail at dawn from ISKENDRUN Turkey signaling a readiness maneuver in the southern Mediterranean amid regional tensions. The move follows earlier maneuvers and involves multiple vessels, with no immediate reports of clashes or casualties.
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Iskendrun
Turkey
A Choice of Assassins by William P McGivern
Tony Malcolm, a derelict in Spain, schemes to obtain wine from a girl by manipulating her mother Coralee Davis. The plan backfires as Jenny seeks the bottle, Malcolm drinks heavily at local bars, and dawn finds him unconscious beside a dead fish after a night of drinking and danger. The tale continues.
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William P. McGivern
Tony Malcolm
Spain
Tony
Quita Pena
Malcolm
Jenny
Manuel
Coralee
Coralee Davis
Mommy
Seville
Miguel
Antonio
Weather Forecast Patchy Details Through Wednesday
Weather update continues from page one noting no significant temperature changes. Tonight low around 48 degrees. Highs Wednesday expected in the 70s.
News Agency Errors Over Khrushchev Death Report
West German DPA apologized for circulating a false report that Soviet Premier Khrushchev had died. The error triggered market jitters before Tass and others denied the claim. DPA suspended staff and launched a full investigation into the garbled transmission from a Japanese journalist.
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Peter Rehak
Hamburg
Germany
Khrushchev
U.S. Pacific
Tass
Communist Party
Waldyslaw Gomulka
Josef Cyrankiewicz
Moscow
Warsaw
DPA
Deutsche Presse Agentur
Bonn
Cuban Coins Have All But Disappeared
MIAMI FLA AP The Cuban Economists Association in exile said virtually all coins have disappeared from circulation in Cuba. Jose Alvarez Diaz, president, said the Cuban government announced last February plans to recall 70 million pesos in coin and currency to curb inflation. He said the government is exchanging 20 million pesos of lighter metal coins to replace those withdrawn. Cubans hoarded coins as the peso fell in value, the economists reported. The peso, worth a dollar before Castro, is officially pegged at a dollar but worth little outside Cuba.
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MIAML
Fla
Cuban Economists Association In Exile
Cuba
Jose Alvarez Diaz
Farm Wage Rates Show Increase Across States
The Agriculture Department said farm wage rates on April 1 averaged 82.2 cents per hour, up from 79.9 cents a year earlier. Rates ranged from $1.37 in Washington to 47.8 cents in South Carolina, with regional averages including 1.01 in New England, 89.7 cents in the Mid Atlantic, 78.1 in East North Central, 83.6 in West North Central, 85.5 in South Atlantic, 51.9 in East South Central, 72.3 in West South Central, 92.5 in the Rocky Mountain states, and 1.51 in the Pacific Coast.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
South Carolina
New England
mid-Atlantic
East North Central
West North Central
South Atlantic
East South Central States
West South Central States
Rocky Mountain States
Pacific
Coast
Riders Clash With Law Over Freedom Rides
In Jackson Mississippi the citys civil rights counsel says a federal order barring arrests of Negroes at transportation facilities will not stop authorities from acting during a new surge of freedom riders. Attorney Tom Watkins calls the movement an organized effort to provoke trouble.
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Jackson, Miss
Tom Watkins
U.S
Sidney Mize
Mississippi
Jackson
Mize
Probate Court Notice in Keith Estate Arkansas
In Hempstead County Arkansas the probate court lists Marian Mixon Keith deceased with last address Hope AR. The will dated April 2 1956 was admitted March 13 1964 and Paul M Keith is named executor. Creditors must file claims within six months from first publication April 7 1964. contest must be petitioned by law.
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Hempstead County
Arkansas
Marian Mixon Keith
Hope
Paul M. Keith
North McKinley Ave
Little Rock
Labor dispute looms as mediation report offers chance
The White House avoids emergency legislation while mediators led by Wirtz send a report to Johnson to urge continued bargaining with unions representing about 200,000 rail workers. The 15 day delay ends April 25 as proposals on wage structures and job classifications spark debate, with the unions seeking overtime and travel pay. A 1961 Mississippi segregation suit against Jackson police renews court actions on civil rights.
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Reedy
Secretary of
Labor
W. Willard Wirtz
Johnson
White House
Supreme Court
Congress
Goldwater to Get Test in Illinois Vote
Illinois voters head to the polls in a presidential preference primary as Barry Goldwater campaigns for support in the Republican race with a split field including Margaret Chase Smith. Governor Otto Kerner seeks renomination in a separate race as 5.1 million may vote, with Cook County holding about half.
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Goldwater
Illinois
Chicago
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Otto Kerner
Charles H. Percy
Bell & Howell Co
William Scott
Percy
Cook County
Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
Thellinois
Henry Cabot Lodge
South Viet Nam
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Richard M. Nixon
Sens
Smith
Says School Plan Was Never Tried
HOT SPRINGS Ark AP Forrest Rozzell executive secretary of the Arkansas Education Association said Monday the doctrine of separate but equal schools in the South didn't fail it was never tried He spoke at the Southwest Regional Conference on Administrative Leadership Serving Community Schools Meeting here About 160 educators from Arkansas Texas Louisiana Oklahoma and New Mexico attended the conference which ended at noon today
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Hot Springs, Ark
Forrest Rozzell
The
Arkansas Education Association
South
Rozzell
Arkansas
Texas
Louisiana
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Baptism Seen as Key Unity Point in Princeton Conference
Dr. James I McCord president of Princeton Theological Seminary and head of the United Presbyterian delegation says baptism is the ecumenical sacrament. A four day unity conference in Princeton brings 54 delegates from 6 denominations including Presbyterian Episcopal Methodist United Church of Christ and Disciples of Christ to discuss ecumenism.
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Princeton
Princeton Theological Seminary
James I. McCord
McCord
United Presbyterian Church
Unity Conference
Presbyterian
Episcopal and Methodist
United Church of Christ
Disciples of Christ
Evangelical United Brethren
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