Budget Deficit Slash Hinted By Dillon In 1963-64 Outlook
Washington AP Secretary of the Treasury Douglas Dillon told the U S Chamber of Commerce that the 1963 64 deficit of about 11 9 billion could be reduced by stronger revenue from an improving economy and a planned three step tax cut He argued a timely tax cut would push toward full employment and that deficits reflect weak economy rather than excessive spending.
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Washington
Douglas Dillon
Kennedy
Dillon
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Weather Experiment Station Report Summary
Weather data for 24 hours ending 8 am Tuesday shows a high of 85 and a low of 54. Report records temperatures, conditions, and notable readings from the station.
Weather Elsewhere Brief for Arkansas
Partly cloudy to cloudy and much cooler this afternoon. Clearing and colder tonight with lows in the mid 40s south to mid 90s north and scattered frost. Wednesday looks clear to partly cloudy and cool with highs mostly in the 50s north to around 70 south.
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Arkansas
Man Sentenced for Tax Evasion in Minneapolis
Herbert Hartman, 59, a Minneapolis tax preparer, pleaded guilty to income tax evasion and received a three month prison sentence. Judge Edward Devitt stayed the term's start for one week to allow Hartman to finish some clients' tax returns.
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Minneapolis, Minn
Minneapolis
Herbert Hartman
U.S. Dist
Edward Devitt
Hariman
Sweepstakes Bill Signed in New Hampshire
Governor John W. King announced at a joint session that New Hampshire has legalized a state operated sweepstakes. He claimed the plan complies with federal law after consulting with his legislative counsel and DOJ lawyers. Neighbors could buy tickets and collect prizes regardless of residence. federal law concerns interstate activity only. The galleries were crowded as news crews recorded the ceremony.
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Concord
N.H
John W. King
New Hampshire
King
United States
Joseph Millimet
U.S. Department of Justice
House of Representatives
Senate
U S Group Honors Mr McClellan for Economy and Reform
Washington AP Sen John L McClellan D Ark earns Great Living American award from U S Chamber of Commerce for promoting economy and fair labor management relations He helped implement Hoover Commission recommendations and sponsored tax and labor code measures Also honored were William McChesney Martin Jr and Walter Judd for anti gangster drive and economic advocacy
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Washington
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
McClellan
America
William McChesney Martin Jr
Federal Reserve Board
Walter H. Judd
House of Representatives
6Th
Arkansas
Ile
Senate
U.S Chamber of Commerce
Hoover Commission
Landrum-Griffin
Martin
dJudd
No Ads for Poultry Show Program Southwest Arkansas festival
This year there will be no advertising sold for the Southwest Arkansas Poultry Festival program. Ticket sales chairmen James Morrow and Ralph Lehman hope area businessmen spend about the same as ad revenue by selling tickets at $1.00 each. Firms selling 25 tickets will be listed as patrons. blocks of 26 tickets may be given to employees or customers. Drawings run roughly every 15 minutes from 5:30 to 8:00 p.m.
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James Morrow
Ralph Lehman
Bride of a Few Hours Is Killed in Desert Center
A newlyweds bride Alma Ray Scott, 18, was killed when a truck crashed into her groom’s stalled car near Desert Center California. Airman Donald A. Scott 22 from Luke Air Force Base Glendale Arizona said a short circuit cut the lights. he escaped moments before the impact. The truck driver Benjamin C. Ford 09 of Govins California was unhurt.
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Desert Center
Calif
Jarrock
Donald A. Scott
Luke Air Ferce Base
Glendale
Aviz
Alma Ray Scott
Ariz
Benjamin C. Ford
Qovins
Cali
Berry Pickers in Marsh Area Attract Jobs in Arkansas
LITTLE ROCK AP The state Employment Security Division has received orders for eight more strawberry pickers in the Marsh area. Advertisements emphasize weeks of pants produced prospects in an excellent harvest and strong demand for seasonal labor.
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Little Rock
State Takes Over Roads in County
The Highway Commission at its meeting on April 24 added about 790 miles of former county roads and city streets to the State Highway System. It also programmed roughly 600 miles of existing System roads for future construction or reconstruction, including Hempstead County additions and two future improvements in Hope and Palmos areas.
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Highway Commission
Hempstead
DeAnn
Nevada County
Patmos
Hope
S.H
Lo Palmos
Bodcaw Seniors to Stage Play
The Bodcaw Senior Class will present a three act comedy A Little Clodhopper Friday at 8 in the high school auditorium. Cast includes Sammy Tamm Brad Daniels Lot Harrison Fredrica Silvey Shirley Morehead Goal Myramie and Margie Vines.
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Bodcaw
Pares
Sammy Tamm
Brad Daniels
Lot Harrison
Fredrica Silvey
Shirley Morehead
Goal Myramie
Margie Vines
Will Take Final Ride on Truck
CHICAGO JAP Raynind Nel sop, a longtime voluntary fireman in suburban Iver Grove for years, will make his final ride today in a fire truck. He will be laid to Edywood Cemetery after the service. Nelson joined as a volunteer fireman as a child and died Saturday from an attack.
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Chicago
Raynind Nelsop
Iver Grove
Edywood
Nelson
Gee Ferns Cappinett
U S Senators Push Israel Aid and Collective Defense
Senator Javits urged a Western coalition defense pact with Israel and other Middle East states to deter a Nasser led takeover and rising Arab aggression. Senator Scott called for direct peace talks and an end to Kennedy era even handed policy, urging U S support for Israel.
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Jack Bell Washington
U.S
Israel
Middle East
Jacob K. Javits
R-N.y
United States
Great Britain
France
Hugh Scott
Wedivits
Jordan
United Kingdom
Soviet Union
Nasser
Egypt
Kremlin
Scott
Adag Israel
Kennedy
Homemakers Meet Thursday on Home Economics Topic
A special interest workshop for young homemakers will be held at the First National Bank in the community room on Thursday May 2 at 2 00 p m. Mrs Crystal Tenbarg Extension Home Management Specialist will teach How to Get the Most For Your Money When You Purchase. Betlie Duncan Home Agent says the meeting aims to gauge interest in classes and possible club participation.
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First National Bank
Crystal Tenbarg
Betlie Duncan
Veteran actor Olle Kruger leaves hospital after fatigue recovery
Hollywood 1AP reports veteran actor Olle Kruger, 77, was released from Hollywood Community Hospital after 11 days of exhaustion. His physician says he will convalesce at home for about a week before retiring from work, with discharge noted on Monday.
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Hollywood
Olle Kruger
Hollywood Community Hospital
Kruger
War threats in Caribbean fade as Dominican gains claimed
The Dominican Republic announced a bloodless victory over Haitian dictator Francois Duvalier as war threats lessened. Haiti pledged to respect diplomatic missions while Dominican troops and warships moved toward Haiti amid a possible attack. An OAS fact finding mission flew to Port au Prince and Santo Domingo to ease tensions.
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Dominican Republic
Republc
Francois Duvalier
Caribbean
Maition
Port Au Prince
Duvalier
Juan Bosch
Haiti
Negro Republic
Hispaniola
Organization of American States
New York
Radio
United States
OAS
Morris Rosenberg
Rosenberg
Rene Chalmers
John W Rogers Dies in Stamps Resident Passes After Illness
John W. Rogers of Stamps died Tuesday. A lifelong resident he was a member of the Methodist Church. Survivors include his wife two sons Ernest of Stamps and Oscar of Longview Texas one daughter Mrs Harold Gunstaff of Wichita Kansas five brothers and three sisters. Smith Funeral Service will announce arrangements.
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John W. Rogers
Stamps
Methodist Church
Ernest
Oscar
Longview
Texas
Harold Gunstaff
Wichita
Kansas
Smith Funeral Service
Blackbird Delivers Pension Check After Near Collision
In Niagara Falls New York a low flying blackbird dropped a pension check into the hands of Bert and Mrs. Hawkins who halted their car. They retrieved the envelope addressed to Lewis Willick of Willoughby Township and delivered it to him after the bird released it near his mailbox.
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Niagara Falls
N.Y
Persioner
Bert Hawkins
Willoughby Township
Hawking
Lewis Willick
Willoughby
Willick
Rockefeller Sees Possible Cuba Swap With Soviets
Governor Nelson A Rockefeller argued the United States could trade Cuba policy with the Soviet Union, swapping Cuban saboteurs for American curbs on anti Castro fighters. He pressed Khrushchev in Cincinnati remarks and warned of drastic action if needed, while criticizing Kennedy’s leadership and citing Laos coalition concerns.
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N.Y
Nelson A. Rockefeller
United States
Soviet Union
Cuba
Kennedy
Premek Khrushchev
New York
Rockefeller
Cincinnati
Ohio
Washington
Khrushchev
Latin America
Laos
China
Berlin
Second polio vaccine round has makeup on May 5
Dr James W Branch reports 52400 people received the second round of oral polio vaccine yesterday, about 1000 fewer than the first round. A makeup dose is planned for Sunday May 5. Also noted are upcoming meetings of youth groups in New Orleans and several military assignments and relocations.
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James W. Branch
Branch
Hempstead Medical Association
Storms Bring Death and Damage Across the South
Tornadoes pounded the south Monday killing at least ten and injuring many as lines of storms lashed Arkansas Mississippi and nearby states. Four died near Moon Lake Mississippi and Moon Lake area tornadoes ended a field worker’s life near Shannon Mississippi. Other fatalities occurred in Maury City Tennessee and Hamilton Alabama. Large hail damaged towns from Helena Arkansas to Little Rock and El Dorado while power outages affected Little Rock.
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Arkansas
Moon Lake
Miss
Mississippi River
Helena
Ausley Buckhanan
Melinda Foster
Tiny Evans
FE. L. Culp
A. C. Pounds
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Tiny
Delores Foster
Tony
Lee Foster
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Mitchell
Foster
Tony Pat Moster
Bonita
Beckman
Crossett
Hamburg
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Lite Rock
Bonita-Beekman
Advance
Cape Girardeau
Arkansas Power & Light Co
Ap&l
Tunica, Miss
Mississippi
Tennessee Highway Patrol
Maury City
Memphis
Hamilton
Ala
Mississippi Line
Rundles
Indiana
Kentucky
Louisiana
Tunita
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E. L. Culp
Shanon
Beatrice Hodzws
Tenn
Sissie Starks
Friendship,fenn
Frank Branch
Jackson
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