Fugitive Ex-Gen Salan Captured in Algiers
ALGIERS AP A fugitive ex General Raoul Salan leader of the Secret Army Organization was arrested today in central Algiers. The 62 year old veteran facing a death sentence in absentia for the putsch was captured after riot police and troops sealed off a district and searched cars and buildings. Authorities reported he was taken to the Reghaia airbase near Algiers, with confirmation of identity uncertain at first.
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Algiers
Raoul Salan
Secret Army
Salan
Edmond Jouhaud
Reghaia
Rocher Noir
Paris
Algeria
Salat
Recher Noir
Provisional Executive
Reghala
Jouhaud
Satan
Weather Summary for Arkansas March Outlook and Temps
Total precipitation in March 2.72 inches. Through March 14.85 inches in 1962, slightly less than 14.91 inches a year ago. Experiment Station 24 hour report to a.m. Friday May 85, low 45. Central Arkansas forecast mostly clear and warmer, increasing clouds with scattered thunder showers tonight and Saturday. Sunday partly cloudy and mild with chances of showers, outlook cooler by Wednesday with showers again. Highest temperature this afternoon mid 80s, tonight upper 50s to low 60s. Southeast Arkansas partly cloudy with warm conditions and a chance of showers tonight and Saturday.
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Arkansas
Associated Press
Withholding Tax by State Is Proposed
LITTLE ROCK AP The Legislative Council authorized drafting a bill that could create a state withholding tax with a complete draft expected within weeks Revenue Commissioner Tet Denham declined to state support or opposition but indicated state tax collections on individual returns could rise as much as 25 percent The council also heard plans to obtain 150 900 in federal funds for a predatory animal control program employing 15 full time trappers to eradicate wolves in Arkansas and noted nine currently funded trappers are insufficient Hempstead County reported 25 wolves and seven bobcats killed since January The meeting also covered proposed studies on license plate procedures vital statistics records system marriage and divorce data and potential benefits from the Federal Manpower Development and Training Act of 1982 plus reviews of 15 audits and reports carried over from the March meeting
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Little Rock
Legislative Council
Tet Denham
Benham
Nelson Cox
State Game and Tish Commission
Cox
Arkansas
Hempstead
Talbot Field
Legislative Audit Committee
Capitol
Chiston Wade
Fayetteville
Revenue Department
Bureau of Vital Statistics
Pulaski
Glenn Walther
Benton
Roy Gatyean
Gas ruling orders allocation to utility customers
Washington AP report states the Mississippi River Fuel Corp of St Louis must allocate a large part of its natural gas to utility customers in Missouri, winds and Arkansas, affecting 17 utility clients as the FPC mandates distribution away from direct industrial sales.
Delegates Named to Convention at Local Meeting
At a meeting of the Tire National Bank chapter Mrs. George Wright retired president was voted an additional delegate and Mrs LP Young Jr an alternate to the National Convention in Little Rock May 3 5. Mrs George Robison constitutional chairman presented amendments to the chapter bylaws for a vote. Poultry Festival committee reporting three contestants from Hope had competed. Mrs Wright passed the gavel to incoming president Mrs J W Branch.
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Audsihiry
Heheen
Tiret National Bank
George Wright
Young Jr
Little Rock
George Robison
Constitution
Poultry Festival Committee
Frank McLarty
Hope
Mids Wright
J. W. Branch
AEA List Under Study of Council
The Legislative Council may discuss today a voting list circulated by the Arkansas Education Association. Critics call it a purge list marking 48 of 100 representatives and 26 of 95 senators downgraded, a claim AEA denies. Representative Teague plans to present the list at the Little Rock meeting. The AEA previously influenced votes on teacher retirement, state funding, livestock shows, park construction, and a construction fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Legislative Council
Arkansas Education Association
Forrest Roveell
AEA
Carroll
Signals Probed Over Arkansas Interference Reported
Washington AP says ratio signals may have disrupted airplane operations in central Arkansas. FCC investigators found evidence the interference originated from the Little Rock area.
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Washington
Arkansas
Federal Communications Commission
Little Rock
Two Richmond youths admit to string of burglaries
Two 19 year old Richmond residents held in Hempstead County Jail admit a spree of more than 30 burglaries across Florida Louisiana Arkansas and Texas after starting in Florida with help from a doctor who lent a car. They bought guns with stolen silver dollars and were traced by a Glenwood doctor notifying officers at Mena leading to their capture and admission.
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Richmond
Hempstead
Washington
Ozan Carlier
Denard Lee Guster
John Thomas Spavin
Florida
Jimmie Griffin
Louisiana
Arkansas
ElDorado
Hope
Washington Hardware
W. Jones
Ozan
Mena
Glenwood
Second Suit Filed Against Rice Farmer
James Weir of Dermott faces a second federal suit over overplanting in 1961 amounting to 215 acres with penalties and interest totaling 25,891 dollars. A 1960 overplanting suit seeks 419,244 dollars and another for 1,218 dollars covers 4 acres of wheat. Weir’s 9.9 acre farm was auctioned for 60,000 dollars to satisfy nearly 23,000 dollars in penalties from 1959. He has already paid an 8,100 dollar judgment from 1954 and argues allotments are unconstitutional while appealing the 1960 case to the Eighth Circuit.
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Little Rock
Millwood Bids to Be Opened May 3
Army Engineers announced bids for the Millwood Dam project in Lille River Arkansas. The $3 million project includes the first stage of an earth embankment and excavation for a spillway with construction planned to start following bid openings on May 3.
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Tulsa
Okla
Fap
Army Engineers
Millwood
Lille River
Arkansas
Russia Hints Walkout of Geneva Talks
Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Valerian Zorin warned he may walk out of the 17 nation general disarmament conference if the United States conducts atmospheric nuclear tests in the Pacific next week. He said such tests would create a tense international atmosphere and jeopardize negotiations. The Big Three clashed again over testing as the conference recessed for the Hasler holidays with only a tentative neutralist basis for talks.
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Tom Ochiltree
Geneva
Valerian A. Zorin
United States
Pacific
Zorin
Arthur
Dedn
Dean
Soviet Union
Joseph RB. Godher TC
Zarin
Britain
Peobos
Aest Bhan Trenty
Race hinges on personalities in Arkansas gubernatorial battle
Little Rock AP report says lawmakers expect the race to turn on personalities rather than plans with issues like highways industrialization and education likely to dominate discussions. Strong candidates Faubus and McMath expected to clash while others doubtfully threaten their lead.
Spring Hill Senior Play Mountain Gal Tonight at Hill High
Hill High School presents a three act comedy Mountain Gal tonight in the school auditorium. Admission is 25 and 0 conlls.
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Hill High School
Final rites for Robert R Garantio held in New Madrid
Garantio Services on Saturday Final rites for Robert R Garantio, 59, who died April 18, will be held at 2 p.m. Saturday at New Madrid, Missouri. Local survivors include two brothers, Melvin and William, of Hope, and a sister, Mrs Mildred Rogers, of Hope.
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Robert R. Garantio
New Madrid
Melvin and
William of Hope
Mildred Rogers
Hope
Arkansas Governor Orval Faubus Health Cleared for Fifth Term Talk
Arkansas Governor Orval Faubus said doctors at Ochsner Clinic in New Orleans found him healthy and declined immediate plans to seek a fifth term. He planned calls before deciding and noted the Democratic ticket closes May 2. Other candidates include Kenneth Coffelt Dale Alford Odell Dorsey Marvin Melton and Sid McMath weighing return with fund-raising progress.
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Little Rock
Orval E. Taubus
Oshsner
New Orleans
Paubus
Faubus
Lillie Rock
Seak
Sid McMath
Magnolia
Vernon Whitten
Mt. Holly
Rep
Oren Harris
D-Ark
Sei J. William Palbightl
lp-Ark
Faubas
Ochsner
Wauhis
Paulius
Fasthus
Dursday
Marvin Melton
Jonesboro
Sai
Mellon
Kenneth Coffell
Dale Alford
Litt Rock
Odell Dorsey
North Little Rock
Alford
Dursey
Coffelt
People's
Sting
McMath
Wil
Registration at Spring Hill School 1962-63
Spring Hill Schools announce first grade registration for the 1962 63 school year on May 4 from 4 to 11 am. Children must be six by October to enroll. Bring birth certificate and one envelope folder.
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Ovtahay
Scoll Key
Supl
Spring Hill
Judge McFaddin to Teach Sunday School Class
Judge McFaddin is named to teach a Sunday school class at First Methodist Church in Little Rock. The notice cites Edward Meteddin from Nope and mentions Metachin being recasmined as an outstanding figure in Arkansas Methodism.
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Judge McFaddin
Edward Ft. Meteddin
Little Rock
Nope
Han Rowan
Cass
First Methodist Churely
Justice Metachin
Jas
Jaymin
Arkalisas
Unusual Local Aid as Emergency Scene Unfolds in St Louis
Last night All Around Town personnel assisted at an event in St. Louis with an ambulance summoned for a woman in labor. District sales across the Eighth Federal Reserve region rose, led by Saint Louis up 26 percent in a year’s start, while Louisville and Little Rock posted notable gains. Police report a missing street sign collection and a church sign moved to a truck, as festival planning in Hempstead and intercity meetings draw local figures into community activities and civic events.
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Pallee
Tihey
ST. Louis
Brown, Rowe
Clark
Reserve
Thelluken
Gil
Louisville
Little Rock
St. Louis Federal Reserve ‘Bank
Patmos Farmer M M Kennedy dies at 74 Friday
M M Kennedy 74 of Patmos died Friday in a hospital. He was a retired farmer and is survived by son L J Kennedy of Hope two daughters Mere M D Garrett ofupp and Mrs Harald Knighton of Clovis a sister Mrs Sue Beasley of Maud Texas. Services set for 2 p m Sunday at Sardis Union Church with burial at New Hope Cemetery by Herndon Cornelius.
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OM. Kennedy
L. J. Kennedy
Hope
Mere M.D. Garrett
Upp
Harald Knighton
Clovis
NLM
Sue Beasley
Maud
Texas
Sardis’ Union Church
Herndon Cornelius
New Hope Cemetery
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Johan P. Bothell
Prairie County
Paul van Dalsem
Perry County
Mel Math
van Dalsem
Bethel
Roy Riales
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Prescott
Graham Nixon
Conway
Ouachita County
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Senate
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Gay
Orval
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Blevins
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Marvin Phillips
Mary Nell Barham
M. C. Barham
Spring Hill School
Stoller
Tam Wood ‘Lake
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Haskell Jones
Chamber of Commerce
Roy
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Jack Beaty
James Luck
Roy Ray
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Larry Lawrence
David Porterfield
Mickey Baker
Lord Houston
Charles Beverley
Charles Horton and
David Waddle
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Royce Weisenberger
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