Markets Feature Beef Roasts This Weekend
Markets spotlight beef roasts with rump and round leading, shoulder and chuck on sale, hamburger specials common, pork steaks rising in the Midwest. Broiler fryers and turkeys remain economical while canned tuna dominates seafood, with fresh fish gains in some regions. Vegetables expand but Southwest heat trims local selection. Best buys span beans tomatoes cabbage peppers carrots lettuce eggplant corn. fruits include cantaloupes graves nectarines peaches with regional bargains on avocados apples watermelon plums. Sugar prices drift downward as stocks from earlier highs clear. wholesale prices lower.
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Midwest
Voting Big Leverage in Race Politics
A detailed AP analysis explains how widespread voter registration drives among African Americans across the South aim to increase political influence in the civil rights era. It notes clinics, door-to-door outreach, transportation help, and the Alabama mule stunt, with officials predicting millions of new Black voters and potential shifts in local power structures.
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Tuskegee
Alabama
Huntsville
George W. Baker
African Methodist Episcopal Church
Court Docket From Hope Municipal Court in Arkansas
A list of docket entries shows Jimmie Stuart pleading guilty on destroying evidence and paying 106.50, Richard D. Miller speeding with an 11.50 cash bond forfeiture, and George Ricks with Augustus Andrews for driving while intoxicated pleading guilty and fined 708.50 plus one day in jail. Other entries include Raymond Standard, Charlie Summers for petit larceny with 31.20 and one day in jail, Calvin McFaddin and Bertha Lee Hill for carrying a concealed weapon with 56.60, James Harzel and Leonard Monk for disturbing the peace, James Towers for failure to answer summons with 91.50 fine and suspended costs, Alice Hicks Sanders for failure to yield right of way with 16.50, Jamey Edward Russey and R. F. Wilkinson for running a stop sign with 11.50, Margaret Martin and Carl Cornelius with Virgie and Sarah Stuart for possession of untaxed liquor with 106.50, J. W. Armstrong for no driver’s license with 11.50, and James Towers and Dorothy Phillips and George Ricks for no driver’s license. A political note questions Negro votes and segregation stakes in today’s election.
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Jimmie Stuart
Richard D. Miller
George Ricks
Augustus Andrews
Jai
Raymond Standard
Charlie Summers
Petit Larceny
Calvin McFaddin
Bertha Lee Hill
Margaret Martin
Carl Cornelius
Virgie Stuart
Sarah Stuart
Arkansas July tax receipts rise over 1962 totals
State Revenue Department reports July revenue up by 2,001,394 to 17,112,080. Sales tax bring in 5,717,095, up 594,437 from last July. Gasoline taxes reach 4,111,809, up 196,000, and vehicle license fees amount to 3,350,014, up 607,882, with total gains across major tax lines.
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Little Rock
Revenue Department
What You Haven't Done Reveals the Kind of Person You Are
New York AP essay lists numerous things one man has never done by age fifty. The sample Senate shows items from owning land or flying a plane to learning a language, giving a portrait of unaccomplished acts that shape self-perception and judgments from others. The piece ends by inviting readers to reflect on their own undone deeds.
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New York
Rey
Stra A'S
Jusk
Speker
Free Parking Granted for Laredar Sidewalk Sale
The City Board of Laredars authorizes closing 2nd Street from Elm to Walnut from 8 00 to 11 00 am Thursday August 1 for the annual sidewalk sale with free parking for all on the day. Police will patrol downtown to ease traffic as Mayor Frank Douglas explains the plan.
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Laredars
Elm
Walnut
Parigtiy Ameter
Frank Douglas
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