Kennedy warns $5 billion cut would cost jobs nationwide
President Kennedy told editors that a $5 billion reduction in the federal budget would eliminate about one million jobs and wipe out the gains from a tax cut. He argued cautious, targeted spending supports the economy and warned deeper cuts could trigger a recession and lost revenue.
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Former Hope Resident Laura Vinson Stevens Dies
Mrs. Laura Louise Vinson Stevens of Hope died yesterday in Marshall Texas. She was the sister in law of Mrs. M B Bracy of Hope. Graveside services are set for 2 30 p m Saturday at Rose Hill Cemetery in Marshall.
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Weather Station 24 Hour Report Ends Friday Morning
Weather experiment station records 24 hours ending 8 am Friday. High temperature 83 degrees. Low 60 degrees. Precipitation measured at .27 of an inch.
Station Suspends KEFOF TV Operations in Hot Springs
The Associated Press reports station supervisor John Whitt announced suspension of KEFOF TV Channel 9 in Hot Springs for a re evaluation of operations. Don Reynolds, owner of KOREN and other Arkansas broadcasting interests, provides background as details are released.
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U S Increases Watch Over Cuban Caribbean Waters
U S patrols by air and sea have intensified around Cuba and nearby Caribbean waters. Naval forces track cargo and passenger ships leaving Cuba, with 18 Soviet built trawlers highlighted. If a threat is detected, alerts are sent to responsible governments to prepare countermeasures against potential arms or personnel movements.
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Finds Many Things Wrong With Sub
A Navy court of inquiry reviews more than a dozen malfunctions on the Thresher before sea trials. Lt Raymond A McCoole of Dover says heavy corrective work reduced crew training but all work was completed properly and the sub was in excellent condition at sea. The investigation continues at Portsmouth naval shipyard as Atlantis II but Woods Hole mission awaits.
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Aerialist Yetta Grotofent Dies in Shrine Circus Fall
Yetta Grotofent 42, from the Walls endes circus family, died after a 50-foot fall during a Shrine Circus act in Omaha. Spectators watched as she swung and fell onto a guide rope, dying without a sound. Fellow performers noted prior nervousness and recent equipment damage.
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Blevins Area Buys Polled Hereford Bull
A polled Hereford bull bought with Sears Roebuck money has earned good reviews in the Blevins area. Purchased about a month ago at 22 months old the bull has worked with eight farmers on a few head to grade cows. Some cows calved and calves look strong. Dewey Haggland currently uses the bull with two more farmers planning to try him soon. Anyone in the Blevins school district may use the bull for a fee of 2.50 per cow, and the bull will be sold to whoever needs a proven animal this fall or next spring.
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MOP seeks authority to remove spur track in Ursula Arkansas
Missouri Pacific Railroad asks Arkansas Commerce Commission for permission to remove a spur track at Ursula in Sebastian County. Commission will schedule a hearing on the application.
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Arkansas State Ilks Convenes Semiannual Meeting in Hot Springs
The Arkansas State Ilks Association will hold its semi annual convention at Hot Springs on Saturday and Sunday. The event gathers members from various lodges to discuss activities, plan charity drives, and review quarterly reports.
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Americas to battle communism under OAS plan
Washington AP A special eight nation OAS committee urges all American republics to mobilize against communism. It cites Cuba as a base for subversion and calls for stronger security intelligence, use of OAS technical services, and cross nation info exchange on Fidel Castro followers and communists.
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Fire wipes out home and barns near City Park area
A grass and woods fire raged behind City Park along DeAnn road, destroying a Cooper family home and two barns owned by Roland Hicks. Firefighters with the Forestry service and volunteers brought the blaze under control around 4 p.m. Also noted are ongoing education funds from Chapter Ab of the PEO, local library observances upcoming, and an astronomy update about a faint comet visible in the northeast sky.
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City Officials Approve 1.3 Million Street Project Plan
City Board at a special meeting discussed seeking a federal grant of about 700000 for street and drainage work. If approved, local funding would be shared on a 50 50 basis with possible use of tax bonds up to 300000 funded by a five mill tax. Officials and the Water and Light Commission considered financing options and planned public hearings to refine the plan.
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Arkansas Baptist College Day Here In Hope
Arkansas Baptist College Day is set for April 28 in Hope with city and chamber of commerce approvals for solicitations. Alumni include Will V Rutherford Rev EH N.Glover Robert Wiley Harvey Washington and F R Williams among trustees. Under new president J C Oliver and trustee chair F R Williams the college renovates girls dormitory builds a gym and lounge. Choir programs and a preview concert at Garrett Chapel follow, with free admission and reserved seating for whites. public invited.
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Two Live Ghosts Out Again on Cuba and Steel
President Kennedy faces renewed heat on Cuba policy and steel prices as editors at the American Society of Newspaper Editors prepare tough questions after an address. Exile leader Miro Cardona reignites Cuba tensions, while editors largely urge acceptance of selective steel price increases. State Department did not comment.
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Showers and Storms Hit Arkansas in Morning Outbreak
The Associated Press reports showers and thunderstorms spread across most of Arkansas this morning easing drought fears. A cold front extending from the northern plains pushed east, with more rain forecast for early next week. Farmers in Harrison Boone County feared crop damage from the dry spell, especially strawberries, but officials expect relief from the brief rain. Temperatures to rise mildly with 75 to 85 mph winds forecast today and overnight lows in the 50s to 60s, rain totals next week projected at 0.25 to 0.75 inch. Retin covered most of the state in the last 24 hours ending today 6 a.m.
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