Johnson Khrushchev plan to cut nuclear production eyed
Washington officials view the Monday announcement by President Johnson and Premier Khrushchev to curb plutonium and enriched uranium production as a step that could ease East West tensions. They see potential for disarmament talks and lessened risk of surprise attacks, though broad international inspection remains unresolved.
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John M. Hightower
Washington
U.S
Johnson
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Britain
United States
Lawyers Up for Contempt of Court in Arkansas Case
The Arkansas Supreme Court heard oral arguments on a contempt case involving Memphis lawyers James Garner and Bernard Hosen who were fined 250 dollars each and Garner jailed five days while Rosen served ten days in the Pulaski Circuit Court trial for injuring a Little Rock client. The judges ruled after remarks about jury stacking and the court’s integrity sparked appeals. a decision could come next Monday.
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Little Rock
Arkansas Supreme Court
Memphis
Pulaski
High Court
James 0. Garner
Bernard M. Hosen
Circcuit
Guy Amsler
Amsler
Garner
Rosen
Supreme Court
Eugene Warren
Amster
Edwin Dunaway
Dunaway
Weather Forecast by Regions in Arkansas
The Associated Press reports for Arkansas for 24 hours to 7 a.m. Tuesday. Central Arkansas: partly cloudy tonight and Wednesday, slightly cooler and less humid with highs in the low 80s and lows around 60s. Southwest Arkansas: mainly cloudy with scattered showers and storms tonight, partly cloudy Wednesday, lows around 60s, highs 78 to 85. Northwest Arkansas: considerable cloudiness, windy and warm with scattered showers, details continued on Page Two.
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Arkansas
Associated Press
Central Arkansas
Southwest Arkansas
Northwest Arkansas
Nuclear cutbacks, politics, and pressures in AP digest
Officials say plans by President Johnson and Premier Khrushchev to cut nuclear explosive production face questions of Russian goodwill. Congress debates. Johnson's economic optimism shows but lacks boom. Mrs Johnson's long auto trip. a breakdown delays her. An Indiana plant makes deadly nerve gas for the arsenal. U.S. workghers race to ready the World’s Fair. Dorticos rejects U.S. reconnaissance flights over Cuba and vows air space defense. Arkansas critics oppose Army tests amid civil rights tensions. northern states join senators in opposition.
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Cuba
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Namara
Glenn T
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Atomic Energy
Chet Holifield
Dcalif
Atomic Energy . Commission
Pentagon
Craig Hosmer
R-Calif
Senate
Talbot Feild Jr. Files as Candidate for State House
Talbot Feild Jr. authorized the Star to announce his candidacy for the House of Representatives. He aims to represent Hempstead County in the General Assembly and pledges to improve education roads and highways support state institutions seek a Hope Trade School and new industries with full cooperation.
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Vatnot Tena Jr
House of Representives
Hempstead County
General Assembly
Hope
Baby Girl Found In Car In Fort Smith
Mrs. Paul Tucker, a registered nurse, found a baby girl about one hour old in the back seat of her car after leaving a shift. The infant was taken to the Fort Smith hospital where caregivers reported the baby's condition as good. Police had not located the mother.
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Fort Smith, Ark
Paul Tucker
Faubus to Tell Political Plans on Wednesday
Gov Orval Faubus scheduled a 930 a.m. Wednesday news conference to outline his political plans. He hinted a statement or another update if needed and planned to tour North Arkansas to dedicate a scenic road in Cotter before Sunday. He appeared in good spirits on the news conference and later on Face the State TV.
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Little Rock
Orval E. Faubus
Faubus
North Arkansas
Cotter
Mexican Labor Can Come to Arkansas
The Arkansas state Employment Security Division announced that the federal government will permit Mexican harvest labor in the state this year. A maximum of 5,174 workers can be hired for the cotton chopping season, and 400 Mexicans will be allowed to enter Arkansas for the strawberry harvest. No cap was set on the cotton harvest labor.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
ESD
Federal Bureau of Employment Security
J. L. Bland
Gunman Robs Camden Grocer
A gunman robbed a Camden South grocery of 1200 dollars today as police sought a 21 year old ex convict. Sheriff Grover Linebarrier said the robber warned he would not be taken alive and took the weekend receipts from Kow Hop the Chinese grocer.
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Camden, Ark
Camden
Grover Linebarrier
Kow Hop
Window cleaners face fatal risk high above Manhattan
HAL BOYLE reports on the dangers of skyscraper window cleaning. About 12 of 3,000 workers die annually, with most accidents caused by ground-level errors or gear failures. John Goggin, 57, has cleaned ~690,000 windows in 34% years, noting that belts and linen gear must be maintained as risks persist despite skill. He emphasizes that safety comes from careful practices rather than height itself.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Manhattan
John Goggin
John
County
Cork
Goggin
RCA
Jack
U S Soviet plan to cut back nuclear production sparks reactions
Washington AP reports varied congressional responses to the U S U S plan to reduce production of nuclear material. Republicans question inspection and verification while many Democrats welcome a move seen as aligning with military assessments. Johnson cited Khrushchev’s indication of a similar shift.
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U.S
Injuries Fatal to Athlete in Oklahoma City Air Accident
Second Lt. Timothy W. Kirby 22 of San Leandro California died in a hospital after parachuting from an Air Force trainer that became disabled over northern Oklahoma. He was an All-Arkansas Intercollegiate Conference guard and a graduate of AKA Kansas State Teachers College. His widow is Dorany Ann Richardson of Clarendon. Instructor 1st Lt. Thomas Michael Griffin 24 of New Carlisle Indiana also died. both parachuted as wind caused their chutes to drag them through barbed wire fences.
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Oklahoma — City
Timothy W. Kirby
San Leandro
Calif
Air Force
Kirby
AKA
Kansas State Teachers College
Jacksonvile
Dorany Ann Richardson
Clarendon
Thomas Michael Griffin
New Carlisle
Ind
Oklahoma
Severe thunderstorm forecast across four states
The Weather Bureau in Little Rock issued a severe thunderstorm forecast for extreme Southwest Arkansas, Northwest Louisiana and Northeast Texas today. A separate tornado alert covered Northeast Kansas. The Arkansas forecast noted severe storms with large hail and damaging winds within a line from 40 miles south-southeast of Fort Worth to El Dorado, Arkansas from 1 p.m. to 7 p.m. local time.
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Little Rock
US Weather Bureau
Arkansas
Louisiana
Texas
Kansas
Fort Worth
Tex
Elf Dorado
Second Session of Scout Day Camp
The second session of Girl Scout Day Camp Training will be held at the Little House in Fair Park on Wednesday April 22 from 9 to 11 30 am for all interested persons. There is a need for program consultants for Nature Crafts. If you like crafts and would like to help, plan to come Wednesday. Bring a notebook and pencil. Applications will be available from Mrs. Fred McElroy.
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Girl Scout “Little House
Fair Park
Fred McElroy
Rights Bill Amendments Seen Wed
Senate Democratic leader Mike Mansfield of Montana said amendments to the civil rights bill would be called up for debate on Wednesday and that first votes could come Thursday or Friday after proponents and opponents had discussed their viewpoints. He spoke after a breakfast with President Johnson amid ongoing Senate pressure for action.
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Washington
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Mansfield
Johnson
Man Dies ReEntering Burning Home for Keys
Olen L. Wells, 33, perished when he reentered a two-car box house eight miles southwest of Jonesboro to retrieve clothing and his television set after a kerosene fire. His wife and son watched as the flames spread. Wells could not move the family car without its keys and went back inside. Survivors include his parents of Van Buren and his wife and son.
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Jonesboro
Ark
Olen L. Wells
Wells
van Buren
Tom Wells
U S Flights Over Cuba Continue Despite Cuban Protest
Havana reports Castro regime rejects U S rights to fly reconnaissance planes over Cuba and vows to defend air space. Foreign Minister Raul Roa accuses U S of illegal violations, warns of dangerous situation, citing past incidents and ongoing surveillance flights to deter missiles.
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Castro
Cen Ue
U.S
Cuba
Raul Roa
Washington
Emil Stadelhofer
United States
Roa
Fidelny
State Department
Fidel Castro
Providence Plans Youth Revival at Providence Baptist Church
A youth led revival will be held at Providence Baptist Church twelve miles south of Hope on Highway 29 from April 23 to 26 with services at 7 30 p m nightly. William Willis is the evangelist and Johnny Way directs the singing. Chester Daniels is pastor.
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Providence Baptist Church
Hope
William Willis
Johnny Way
Chester Daniels
Laneburg Honor Roll Names For Fifth Six Weeks
Laneburg School reports the fifth six weeks Honor Roll with students across grades 12th 1th 0th 9th 7th and wth. Notable names include Peggy Wesson William Lambert Johnny Richardson Joyce Carlton Sue Spencer Terrell Bullick Mark Lambert Ronnie Jones Dale Almand Harry Almand Cedallia Dillard Allen Hicks Billy Cross William Hunter Mary Bright Barbara Hicks Danny Bullock Rickey Purtle Rudy Wesson Judy Waddle.
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Laneburg
Peggy Wesson
William Lambert
Johnny Richardson
Joyce Carlton
Sue Spencer
Terrell Bullick
Mark Lambert
Ronnie Jones
Dale Almand
Harry Almand
Sue, Almand
Cedallia Dillard
Allen
Hicks
Billy Cross
William Hunter
Mary Bright
Barbara Hicks
Danny Bullock
Rickey Purtle
Rudy Wesson
Judy Waddle
Storms Damage Illinois Town In Wide Outbreak
Violent windstorms ripped across northern and central Illinois causing major damage in Peoria County with 75 homes affected and city losses around 50000 dollars. Water rose in sewers and streets as two inches of rain fell, with other cities reporting high winds and funnel clouds. No injuries were reported. temperatures varied across the nation.
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Associated Press
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Peoria
Lester Manace
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Maine
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Florida
Minnesota
Dakotas
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Plains
Missouri
Joplin
Nevada
Greenfield
Springfield
Weather Bureau
Oklahoma
Iowa
Gulf Coast
Hope Lions Club sadle year record brooms and mops sales
All Around Town notes Hope Lions Club has sold 1400 dollars worth of brooms and mops this year with an expected additional hundred dollars, a new annual sales record. The Washington club sold 100 brooms, deemed strong for a first effort. St. Louis visitors Moody Lentz, Jerry Lentz, and Charles Eclet travel to Grassy Lake to inspect specimens for the St. Louis Zoo where Lentz serves as general curator and reptile curator. The Hope Council of Garden Clubs hosts a flower show with tours of two gardens and local homes on Thursday. Newly elected Hope Bobbitt en Cheerleaders for 1964 65 include freshmen and sophomores with Batson and Gaines named co captains due to seniority. Hope, the Watermelon Capital, is featured in the 1964 Mobil Travel Guide Southwest South Central edition covering seven states with 36 pages on Arkansas and listings for motels, hotels, inns, restaurants and resorts. The VFW calls attention to its meeting tonight at 8 o'clock to elect officers. all members urged to attend.
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Moody Lentz
Jerry Lentz
Charles Eclet
St. Louis
Grassy Lake
St. Louis Zoo
M. Lentz
Hope
Arkansas
Mobil
Southwest
South Central
Colorado
Kansas
Louisiana
Missouri
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Texas
Opposition to Community TV Antenna Plan Revisited
At a tense City Board of Directors meeting last night, groups from Texarkana and Hot Springs offered franchise drafts to operate a community antenna to deliver cable TV. Estimates ranged about 50 dollars to connect and 4.95 monthly for eight to ten stations, with claims of non interference for non subscribers. Local TV dealers and repairmen warned it would hurt aerial business and questioned reliability given Hope's reception quality. The board postponed action as two other firms prepare to present plans.
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Floyd Bell
Texarkana
David Mooney
Hot Springs
T.V
NLR Plans to Integrate Two Grades
North Little Rock school board votes to desegregate the first and second grades this year with parents receiving forms. The plan follows years of study since 1963 and marks the first concrete step after earlier rejected requests and a halted 1967 integration plan amid the Little Rock crisis.
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North Little Rock
Little Rock
Conflict over Police Authority Triggers Grand Jury Review
Hot Springs Arkansas Circuit Judge P E Dobbs ordered Garland County Grand Jury to study four items including a dispute over police authority where mayor city clerk and police chief issued orders. Jury first in four years to convene and review the issues and a $1.5 million bond plan for a local plant and hospital.
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Hot Springs
Ark
P. E. Dobbs
Garland County
Grand Jury
Dobbs
Ananes
Ouachita Hospital
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Washington Club
Hope Council of Garden Clubs
J. O. Luck
Washington Highway
Harry Shiver
North Main
Jewel Moore
Rocky Mound Road
Clyde Monts
South Walnut
Hope Bobbitten
Donna Connelly
Jan Herring
Nancy Martin
VFW
NLR
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