Kennedy Macmillan End Talks On Flexible Summit Plan
Kennedy and Macmillan move toward informal contact with Khrushchev as a goal in flexible diplomacy. They seek to ease tensions, discuss arms, and avoid a big summit while keeping options open for future East West talks. The leaders also urge restraint on trade friction and European Market entry while signaling readiness for limited high level discussions. There are several fishing lakes in Manice county near White and Cache rivers.
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Kennedy
Macfaillay
Soviet Union
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Khrushchev
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Man‘ce
White
Cache
Warning Order in Ratelife Chancery Case Hempstead Ark
The defendant Bobby Jor Ratelife must appear within thirty days and answer the complaint in the Chancery Court of Hempstead County Arkansas. Witness the clerk’s seal dated April 3 1962 with attorney listings and dates for appearances. A probate notice follows appointing REV Aaron Morris as administrator for the estate of W M Stephenson. all claims due within six months from first publication.
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Hempstead County
Ark
Frances Berdick
Bobby Jor Ratelife
Frances Berdice
Rateliff
Jamie. Russell
Katherine B. Lanterbach
Arkansas
W. M. Stephenson
Hope
Box
Kansas
Nalice
Aaron Morris
Route
Oklahoma Primary Nominees in General Election Push
Oklahoma Republicans and Democrats vote Tuesday to nominate candidates for governor US Senate and state offices. Wheat farmer Henry Bellman is set to win the Republican governor nomination. If no Democrat gains a majority in any race, the top two advance to a May 22 runoff. About 450000 Oklahomans expected to vote.
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U.S. Senate
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Canidate
US Justice Douglas Visits Arkansas Buffalo River
Supreme Court Justice William Douglas vacationing at PONCA Arkansas for three days of fishing on the Buffalo River with wife and companions. He advocates preserving the free flow of the Buffalo, doubts hydroelectric need, and forecasts widespread outdoor facilities as workweeks shrink. Douglas plans to address the Kansas City Bar Association after a 10 mile canoe trip.
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Guard Unit Fights to Keep Alive
Jonesboro Arkansas AP That the largest National Guard unit in Arkansas the 875th Engineer Battalion launched a drive here Sunday aimed at defeating legislation to cut back the guard. Commanded by Lt. Col. Frank Angelo the 875th has 495 officers and men at Jonesboro and 125 at Stuttgart. The unit met Sunday and agreed on a teller writing campaign in protest of a bill before the Senate which would sharply reduce the strength of the National Guard. Mayors of Jonesboro and Stuttgart attended and heard Angelo urge civilians as well as guardsmen to protest their congressmen the pending cutback. The bill comes before the Senate for action Thursday. Angelo noted that in Jonesboro the unit spends about half a million dollars annually. He said a 430000 armory was put into operation on the Arkansas State College campus recently while Stuttgart has a 250000 Armory. Angelo said he is opposed to the demobilization plan because in the event of attack units such as the 875th would be needed in rebuilding the country. Fifty men in the unit are permanent Army personnel. The commander said three hows
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Woman Free of Blame in Girl's Death
Mary Lou Henson of Jonesboro Arkansas was acquitted of second degree murder in the death of her 19 month old stepdaughter after a 27 minute jury deliberation in Craighead Circuit Court. The defense argued a fall down stairs caused the injuries. four doctors testified the fall could not have produced the ruptured liver. Henson, who had been jailed since last November, shook hands with jurors and left with her mother after the verdict.
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Ark
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Craighead
Henson
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A. C. Modelevsky
Earer
Forest Clubs Prize Won by U. of Georgia
The University of Georgia won the sweepstakes at the fifth annual conclave of the Association of Southern Forestry Clubs held in Monticello. Georgia scored 50 points in logging events including a throwing and pole event. Neptune was noted to have two satellites in the report.
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Intervention in Steel by U S Rapped
The United States Chamber of Commerce urged defense of business and labor autonomy from government meddling in a speech by Richard Wagner at its 50th annual meeting. He defended the steel price rise, said inflation stems from high profits claims, and warned executive power erosion could threaten democracy. Kennedy had forced a $4 per ton steel price withdrawal earlier.
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United States Chamber of Commerce
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Chamber
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Wagner
Chicago
Nual
Champlain Oil & Refining Co
Bowker Named Secretary Manager of Arkansas Press Association
Mrs. 8 W Bowker of North Little Rock has been elevated to secretary manager of the Arkansas Press Association, replacing Jerry Russel who resigned April 20 to join a homebuilding firm. The appointment was announced Saturday.
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Jerry Russel
Tech Finishes 8th in Bowling Championship clash
Arkansas Tech finished eighth in the NAIA bowling championship in Overland Park. Ganatin College of Erie, Pa., won the event by defeating Central Oklahoma State by 59 pins. A note mentions a male Australian bowerbird that imitates birds and horses, and steals kitchen utensils and jewelry.
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