Prolonged Protest By Virginia Publisher On Tax Censorship
Paul Manns, publisher from Bowling Green Virginia and former Virginia House member, testifies before the Senate Finance Committee opposing Section 3 of H R 10650. He argues the provision would tax and curb petition and lobbying activity, urging defense of liberty and free speech. The informal Press Committee to Eliminate Censorship by Taxation releases Manns testimony to Arkansas papers.
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Paul Manns
Virginia
Virginia Press Association
Virginia House For Delegates
Alex. H. Washburn
Hope ‘Star
John R. Steel
Silver Springs
Arkansas
Bowling Green
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Richmond
Caroline Progress
King George News
King George
Westmoreland News
Monross
Alex H. Washburn
Hope Star of
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Virginia House of Delegates
Internal Revenue Service
House of Representatives
Rules Writ Was Served Improperly
Arkansas Supreme Court affirms a Washington Circuit Court ruling that a $5,346 Writ of Garnishment was improperly served on Parsons Feed and Farm Supply Inc. Nutrena Mills sought the writ to collect against Harold and Veyna Millsap. The court also decides on several other opinions including a seven year manslaughter sentence and a severance on a divorce title ruling for Mrs Yancey.
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Arkansas Supreme Court
Washington
Parsons Feed and Farm Supply, Inc
Nutrena Mills, Inc
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Parsons
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Pauling Yancey
Honor Roll at Emmet School
Emmet School announces honor roll members across grades 3 through 6. 6th grade recipients include Becky Rochuck Mike Hill Gary Faulkner Virginia Lowdermilk Glenda Lode Charles Ward Danny Reyenga Jerry Booker Eva Jofale Ginny Lambert Kay Garrett Patvic Dougan Roy Koepuek and Margaret Fregia. 4th grade honorees are Debbie Arnett Belinda Lamberti Robert Paul Rebecca Ward and Robert Whetsone. 3rd grade honorees include Bonnie Booker Virginia West and Janis Cummings.
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Becky Rochuck
Mike Hill
Gary Faulkner
Virginia Lowdermilk
Glenda Lode
Charles Ward
Danny Reyenga
Jerry Booker
Eva Jofale
da Sams
Ginny Lambert
Kay Garrett
Patvicig Dougan
Roy Koe Ipuek
Margaret Fregia
Debbie Arnett
Belinda Lamberti
Robert Paul
Rebecca Ward
Robert Whetstone
Bonnie Booker
Virginia West
Janis Cummings
Weather Summary: March precipitation and March 1962 report
Weather data shows total March rainfall at 2.72 inches and cumulative precipitation through March 14.83 inches in 1962, with figures for 1880 at 18.91 inches. An experiment station note reports Q hours ending 8 am Monday with a high near 80 and a low around 60 and 0.14 inch of precipitation. Arkansas regional forecast calls for cloudy, cooler conditions this afternoon and tonight with scattered showers and thunderstorms, partly cloudy Tuesday, highs mid 60s to 70s, lows upper 40s to low 90s, with continued page two.
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Clayton Won't Seek Reelection This Summer
Little Rock state Treasurer L A Clayton announced he will not seek political office this summer. He said he considered the secretary of state post but, while on two weeks reserve training in New Orleans, decided not to run. He added he has no plans after his current term ends.
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L. A. Clayton
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AEA Seeks Ballot for Teacher Funding Amendment
Arkansas Education Association plans to circulate petitions to place a proposed constitutional amendment and an initiated act on the general election ballot. The amendment would require the State Treasurer to allocate funds to the teacher retirement system to keep it solvent, while the initiated act would earmark at least 40 percent of general revenues after deductions for public schools. The measure goals were approved by the Attorney General for ballot placement. signatures required are 42,199 for the amendment and 33,759 for the initiated act, with a July 7 filing deadline.
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Little Rock
APY
Arkansas Education Association
Attorney General
IAMA
Heabert Blanchard
ABA
U S Readies Its Most Powerful Space Rocket For Moon Shot
CAPE CANAVERAL Fla AP The United States prepared its most powerful rocket for a Ranger 4 launch to the moon a 10 story Agena B booster aimed to place the ship on a 224541 mile voyage. The schedule includes three NASA launches this week with Centaur tests and an international satellite firing. Continuous tracking at Goldstone will guide midcourse corrections after launch.
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United States
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
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Four youths held for paint spraying on cars no
City police report four local youths taken into custody for vandalism after spraying paint on parked automobiles. Officers note the group rode around until spotting a target and carried out the spray. A separate report mentions a bike theft and other local items of interest.
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H.W. Tones
Steel mill prospects explored by South Ark. council
The South Arkansas Development Council studies a small steel mill using mixed ore deposits in the region. A proposed electric furnace mill could cost 5 to 7 million dollars and hire around 200 workers, aided by a nine foot channel project on the Ouachita River and local ore supply. The Russell brothers operate the Southwest Arkansas Enterprises mine supplying ore for test shipments to Birmingham mills.
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Mempstead
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Arthur Russell
Magnolia
Herbert Russell
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Senate urged use of surplus stock for defense contracts
Senate Armed Services investigators urged President Kennedy to reduce vast stockpile surpluses by supplying defense contractors with materials from government inventories. The plan would allow partial payment for contracts via surplus rubber and other items, with the government retaining ownership as production occurs. The stockpile holds about 1,003,916 long tons of rubber valued near $691 million.
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Senate
Kennedy
Sun
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
Special Senate Armed Services
United States
Defense Department
R. C. Cobury
Subcommittee
George K. Cusla
Woman Injured in Wreck Here
Mrs Frances Clingan of Texai kana Texas was slightly injured about 4 p m today when her car collided with another driven by K C Anderson Hope Negra They rushed her to a local hospital by a Herndon ambulance but she was not believed seriously injured Officers Milam and Mel Culley said the Hope driver pulled onto Highway 67 into the Texarkana car They charged Anderson with failure to yield the right of way
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Texaikana
Texas
Maget
K. C. Anderson
Hope Negra
Clingan
Herndon
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Milam
Culley
Hope
Highway 67
Texarkana
Anderson
Mrs. Eula Harrison Dies at 78 in Prescott
Mrs. Eula Harrison aged 78 died Saturday at her daughter Mrs. Lee Milam's home in Prescott. She is survived by a son Jynning Warryson of Prescott. Services were held at 2:30 p.m. Sunday at Midway Church by Rev. Alred DeBlack and Rev. Mr. Bone. Burial was in Midway Cemetery by Herndon Cor sheathlius.
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Lee Milam
Prescott
Jynning Warryson
Midway Church
Alred DeBlack
Mr. Bone
Herndon Corshelius
Midway Cemetery
Texarkana Firm Officials Named Vice Presidents Named
International Minerals and Chemicals Corporation announced the election of George W. Moyers and Nelson C. White as senior vice presidents. Moyers will handle customer relations and long-range planning. White will oversee Sun Charities of Beaumont. A former Hope man, Clintant H. Crawford, aged 56, died in Orange Texas and is survived by his wife Mia Marie Crawford and other relatives.
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Beaumont
Daphine Crawford White
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Monroe
Willis
Hope
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Tex
Aveny Rusia
Texas
Mia
Marie Crawford
Hope Clubs Plan Flower Show At September Luncheon
The Hope Council of Garden Clubs met in the First National Bank Community Room with 14 members. President Mrs John Gibson Jr presided as reports on beauty queen candidates for the Poultry Festival were heard and plans for the flower show were discussed. The council voted to hold a September luncheon as the first meeting of the new year. A nominating slate elected for year includes President Mrs Ray Stephenson and officers Mrs William Toulon, Mrs Buduy Porters, Mrs Billy Dan Jones, Mrs J A Luck, and Mrs Fred Glanten.
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Hope Council of Gardens Clubs
First National Bank
John $. Gibson Jr
Ycar
Ray Stephenson
Wiliam Toulon
Buduy Porters
Billy Dan Jones
J. A. Luck
Fred Glanten
Faubus Keeps Gubernatorial Plans Secret Amid Filing Deadline
Gov. Orval E. Faubus, key figure in Arkansas governor race, says no plan to announce and may wait until near the May 2 filing deadline. He returns to Little Rock after a health check in New Orleans, hinting he could reverse his March 31 withdrawal if health allows. Other candidates already filed. McMath undecided pending campaign funds. field remains unsettled as observers weigh his next move.
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Orval E. Faubus
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Paulius
Dale Alford
D-Ark
Kenneth Coffell
Marvin Mellon
Jones
Odell Dorsey
North Little Rock Electrical Company
Alford
Cuffell
Melton
Worilday
Sid McMath
Group Plans to Rebuild Lumber Mill after Fire
Claude Cy Stacks, president of Hope Lumber Manufacturing Co south of Mono, told Hope Chamber plans to rebuild the mill after a April 12 fire. He cited a $96,000 debarker purchase and projected costs exceeding $150,000, citing insurance handling as prompt and satisfactory. Local support from business and timber owners encouraged the decision to rebuild and resume production of finished lumber.
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Hope Lumber Manufacturing Company
Mono
Hope Chamber of Commerce
Mil, Stacks
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Stacks
Tyavill
Wiel
Hempstead
Apeakd
Sant City
Court Rules on Law to Redistrict Across States
The Supreme Court urged Michigan to reconsider amendments to its 1952 constitution that critics say dilute rural votes in the state legislature. The decision follows a U.S. Supreme Court ruling on federal review of state apportionment and raises nationwide questions on voting power. Additionally the court refused to hear an appeal about an alcohol tax agent using a tape recorder in a suspect bootleg case from Atlanta, preserving the lower court ruling.
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