Arkansas governor race twists narrow field as candidates shift
Democratic and Republican figures maneuver for the Arkansas governor race as Frank Holt withdraws to seek a state supreme court seat, Winthrop Rockefeller disavows ambitions, Odell Dorsey outlines a Democratic platform, Dale Alford and Kenneth Coffman file, while Faubus weighs a bid after meeting 125 labor union officers in New Orleans.
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Frank Holt
Hepublican National
Winthrop Rockefeller
Pnry
Fayetteville
Rockefeler
Rockefeller
Odell Doresey
North Little Rock
Dorsey
Dale Alford
Little Rock
D-Ark
Kenneth Coffell
Littl Rock
New Orleans
Faubus
Weather Summary for Southwest Arkansas and Surrounding Areas
Southwest Arkansas has mostly fair skies with little temperature change this afternoon. Tonight will be cloudy and warmer with a chance of showers, then Tuesday brings partly cloudy skies and mild conditions. Highs reach the upper 60s to mid 70s, with lows in the 40s to 50s. Louisiana and Missouri show generally fair, warm trends with scattered showers possible Tue morning or afternoon, and cooler, windy northwest conditions in Missouri.
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Arkansas
Marty
Mair
Oso
Arka Fair
Wight
Arkyns
Louisiana
Missouri
Hope Star postal billing and staff tailed note
The listing shows publisher staff names, printing and mailing details for Hope, Arkansas. It includes subscription rates by carrier and mail to Hempstead, Lafayette, Miller, and surrounding counties, plus postal and advertising staff references and Associated Press affiliation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caredar
Hope
Hempstead
Mevarla
Lafayette
Hownel
Miller
Arkansas Dailies, Inc
Stet
Memphis
Tenn
Texas Bank
Dallas
Texas
Michigan Ave
Chicago
New York
Detroit
Mich
Oklahoma City
Okla
Riot in suburban Algiers injures three Europeans
In the industrial suburb of Maison Carre near Algiers enraged youths attacked a car carrying three Europeans. They dragged occupants out, beat them with rocks and sticks, and set the car on fire. The third European was critically injured and rescued.
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Maison Carrer
Algiers
Japanese Fishermen Arrested Off Alaska Waters
In Alaska near Kodiak two Japanese captains face charges of poaching after state police halted the 65 foot Ohtori Maru No. 5 at Uganik Bay. Captain Higashima Tadao is accused of illegal fishing and unregistered gear. Bond set at 25000. A 5000 ton mother ship Banshu Maru with 323 aboard accompanies the fleet. captain Mongo M. Hanasaki also charged for unregistered fishing.
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Kodiak, Alaska
Alaska
I. L. Mayfield
State Police
Uganik Bay
Shelikof Strait
Higashima Tadao
Kodiak
State Fish and Game Department
Mongo M. Hanasaki
Hanasaki
Associated Press
Albany
Allanta
Bismarck
Boise
Boston
Cleveland
Elea
Denver
Des Moines
Detroit
Fairbanks
Fort Worth
Helena
Honolulu
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Louisville
Clea
Memphis
Milwaukee
St. Paul
New Orleans
New York
Edward Oklahoma
Tadao
Philadelphia
Phoenix
Pittsburgh
Rapid City
Clear
St. Louis
Salt Lake City
San Diego
United States
San Francisco
Seattle
Washington
Congress
Anthony Dimond
Negro Area Burns in El Dorado
Fire destroyed eight commercial and residential structures in El Dorado Arkansas, owned by Pierce Matheney and Bernard Wilkerson. About 40 firefighters battled the blaze for two and a half hours after it started around 2 a.m. No injuries reported. Fire cause undetermined.
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Eldor Ado
Ark
Shelikof Strait
Negro Kodiak Island
Alaska
Peninsula
el Dorado Goy
William A. Egan
Alaska Fire Department
Two Oil
Civil Defense
Pierce Matheney
el Dorado
Bernard W. Wilkerson
New York
House Plans Recess at Easter
The House begins four days of work before a 10 day Easter recess, while the Senate slows for a holiday. Major items include a $1.5 billion military construction bill and a $47.8 billion defense funding measure for 1963. House aims to send the defense bill to the Senate by Wednesday. leaders expect adjournment by July, with a Labor Day target in the Senate. Also under review are tax revision, trade expansion, and elderly health care measures in Kennedy's agenda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Arbogast
Washington
House
Senate
Defense Department
Chelen
Sen
Tinknce Committee
Kennedy
U. S
Marry F. Byrd
D-Va
Byrd
Carroll Durham files to run for Arkansas secretary of state
Carroll Durham of Wynne enters the race as a Democratic candidate for secretary of state. He is 61, a funeral home operator, and the third filer, joining State Rep. Milton Willis and Kelly Bryant. Durham signs pledges, plans to pay a $500 filing fee with 100 five dollar checks from Cross County supporters, marking his first statewide bid. He previously ran unsuccessfully for state senator. The page also notes a Britannica fact about parsley in ancient Greek and Roman cuisine.
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Lpptle Rock
Carroll Durham
Wynne
Durham
Milton Willis
Va Buren
Kelly Bryant
Hopi
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Lee
Lin
Ducke
Arkansis Tunker
Osehner Foundation
Jane
Paubus
Hich
Rockefalter
Frank Hall
Supreme Court
Marvin Melton
Jonesboro
Mellon
Arkansans OF
ALL Ages
Blue Grass
Blue Shield
MUSEU
SUMLC
Plegse
Arkansans
Sauita
Hope Star Star of Hope
Star Publishing
C. €. Palmer
Alex. H. Washburn
Locy-Trean of the Star
South
Walnut Street
Alex
Washburn
Evitee
Paul H. Jisnes
Danol Parker
May C.M
Pod) Rogers, Jr
Cire
George W. Hosmer
Mech
Audit Bureau of Circulations Wey
AP News
Easter
Jean Fisele
Thomas G. Eisele
Jean
Easter Seal Center
Oas
Negro Area
The
Secy
Safeway
Coldbrook Margarine
Heinz Baby Food
Iss
Ellis Canned Foods
Delsey
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