Agencies Seek Funding For Colony Development And Hospital Needs
The council debated a plan to create a permanent construction fund financed by higher tax revenue, detailing allocations for adult and juvenile facilities, cottages, and rehabilitation homes. Senators pressed colony officials on adult care, with critics calling the request wasteful, while Hospital Board outlined $12.05 million in urgent construction, including $10.69 thousand to modernize the Little Rock unit and $304.8 thousand for a McRae infirmary extension.
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Little Rock
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Weather Continued from Page One
The report lists city by city conditions with temperatures and skies. Notable readings include New Orleans clear 92, New York cloudy, and Chicago cloudy. Overall the data cover major U S cities with varying cloud cover and temperatures around the mid to upper 70s and 90s.
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Western ministers plan Paris meeting on Berlin crisis
Western foreign ministers open talks in Paris this week to lay groundwork for a possible Western summit on Berlin. President Kennedy could meet allied leaders before year end, with Dean Rusk headed to Paris to consult with CouvDe Murville Lord Home and von Brentano on measures against Soviet pressure.
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Paris
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White House
Pierre Salinger
Kennedy
Dean Rusk
Cuuve de Murville
Lord Home
Britain
West
Khrushchev
U.S. Aemen
John J. McCloy
West Berlin
Sign Proves False Cubans Not Happy
AP News Analyst William L. Ryan reports on Cuba and its people seeking to emigrate to the United States amid crisis tensions. The piece notes Cubans transporting possessions to Florida and reflects on Khrushchev’s statements and Western hopes for a peaceful settlement within Soviet terms.
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William L. Wis
Cuba
United States
Florida
Last Day at the Airport Under Cuban Mystery
Travelers endure a brutal wait at Havana airport as Fidel Castro era checks tighten. Heat, broken AC, and anxious customs agents test nerves while G2 officers question travelers, threaten delays, and loom over the boarding of the American plane.
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Liekels
Fidel Castro
Castro
Lome
Tiny
Nothers
Kennedy pushes foreign aid drive on Capitol Hill
President Kennedy conducts an aggressive campaign to secure passage of a long range development loan program. He and his aides have pressed Senate and House members individually and in groups, highlighting the urgency of foreign aid.
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Mouse
Evacuees Leave Cuba in Tears as Plane Reaches Miami
A crowded tourist plane departs Havana amid hot sun and tears as Cubans wave goodbye. In Miami, passengers applaud the welcome as a weary man prays, while a souvenir box labeled Visit Cuba underscores the scene of departure.
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Miami
United States
Cuba
Woman 98 Dies at Camden In Democratic Stalwart
Mrs. Rebecca Carrell, 99, longtime Democrat in Camden, Ark, received a personal letter from President Kennedy after reports about her polling trip in the 1960 general election. She died Tuesday at a local hospital.
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Gin
Rebecca Carrell
Kennedy
Carrell
Bull Shoals Dam Sets July Power Record
Army Engineers report Bull Shoals Dam near Mountain Home generated 13439 000 kilowatt hours of electricity in July, enough to serve the needs of three cities the size of Little Rock. The figure marks a record monthly output for Bull Shoals, whose normal monthly production is about 45 506 000 kilowatt hours.
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Little Rock
Bull Shoals Dam
Mountain Home
Bull Shoals
Allies Sliced Up the Berlin Trouble
An AP report explains how Berlin's divided geography compounds the crisis. Cay Martman outlines how the border line splits districts and affects daily life in the crisis city during the Berlin standoff.
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Berlin
Berlin Occupant Split and Iron Curtain Realities
The piece explains Berlin as a divided city with a porous border between West and East, a temporary capital in Columbia Missouri, and the broader split of Germany after World War II. It details how traffic and daily life cross the line, the stricter controls to the east, and the political setup that left West Berlin defended by the West while East Berlin links to the Soviet zone.
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White House
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Germany
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German Democratic Republic
East Berlin
Kennedy pushes large scale aid plan with presidential leverage
Kennedy seeks an $8.8 billion development package spanning five years, with $7.3 billion borrowing from the Treasury and remaining funds from postwar loan repayments. He uses broad presidential lobbying, enlisting Citizens Committee for International Development and AFL-CIO support, while pressing Congress through frequent White House outreach.
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Congress
Kennedy
Citizens Committee For International Development
Afl-Cio
Senate
House
White House
Secretary of State
Dean Rusk
Secretary of the Treasury
Douglas Dillon
Hope Star publisher and staff directory notice
The Hope Star publishes a staff and office notice listing personnel and roles at The Star Building Hope Arkansas. It includes editors M Washburn Paul H Janes Jonas Parker and other staff such as Roger Jr and George W Hoamer, plus Advertising and mechanical contacts and subscription rates and mail circulation terms. The notice also marks Associated Press membership and republication rights for local news.
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Pubnet
Paul H. Janés
Jonas Parker
Roger, Jr
George W. Hoamer
Mech
Hope
Hempasteed
Nevada
LaFayette
Howard and Miller Coun
Mail
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Ime
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Memphis
Tenn
Tex Bank Biss
Dallas
Texas
Gan
Michigan
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42Nd St
New York
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Mich
Soviet Withdrawal Threat Looms Over Berlin Access
The article notes that Allied air corridors remain, but Western road and rail traffic to Berlin is largely checked by Russians. A Soviet guard at Helmstedt signaled Western rights, yet a 1961 peace treaty could remove troops and shift control to East Germans, sparking questions of American and Soviet responses. Concerns rise about air safety centers and East German authority over aircraft entering their airspace.
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Berlin
U.S
Tron Curtain
Helmstedt
Moscow
United States
Polish Army Canteen Director Sentenced to Life in Prison
Life imprisonment and a $12,500 fine were imposed on Klementyna Mikula, director of a 2 Polish army canteen, for embezzling funds per the Polish press agency. Six other employees faced prison terms from 4 to 14 years and fines from $1,240 to $8,900.
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Given Life Warsaw
Klementyna Mikula
Arkansas Peaches Market Report From Little Rock Area
In Nashville area on August 1 the market for Arkansas peaches shows light haulings, steady demand, and high temperatures. Prices for U S No 1 peaches rise about two inches per bushel, with shipments eased and de-cooling costs added. This is the last report of the season.
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Little Rock
Arkansas Peaches
Nashville
Shipport Point
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