Unnecessary Tunisia fighting worries U S officials
Washington reports say President Kennedy and Secretary Rusk view the four day Tunisian clash as avoidable with more mutual understanding. They remain unmoved by the French air base actions at Bizerte as talks continue with Tunisian leaders and UN discussions unfold.
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Kennedy
Dean Rusk
Tunisia
Rusk
Bizerte
Jenathy
Bahi Ladgham
U.S
Mdr
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State Department
Pierre Salinger
Ladgham
Mabib Bourguiba
Adlai E. Stevenson
Stevenson
Paris
Charles de Gaulle
Maurice Couve de Murville
United Nations
New York
Mangi Slim
United States
Berlin
Atttude
Bourguiba
France
Arkansan retires as rural education top official
Howard A. Dawson, a native Arkansan and leading authority on school district reorganization, retires today as director of the National Education Association Division of Rural Service after 25 years in the post. He previously headed Murfreesboro and Mineral Springs schools and served on the state Board of Education.
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Howard A. Dawson
Arkansan
National Education Association
Division of Rural Service
Murfreesboro
Mineral Springs
Ark
State Board of Education
Allies May Outmatch Red Armies In Europe
Washington insiders believe Western forces could rival Communist troops in a conventional war in Europe. They cite larger NATO divisions, strong ground forces, and significant tactical air power, plus superior Allied nuclear delivery potential. McNamara warns against overestimating Soviet satellites and notes uncertainty about East German support in Berlin.
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Congress
Berlin
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Europe
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House Armed Services Committee
Robert S. McNamara
Soviet Union
McNamara
Khrushchev
Nout
Pentagon
Mattress Fire Kills Man in Russellville Motel
Russellville Ark AP A motel fire killed Guy Barr Duvall 56 after smoke fumes from a burning mattress engulfed the room. The body was discovered by hotel maids as flames consumed the mattress and then died out.
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Russellville, Ark
Guy Barr Duvall
Russellville
Hill Heads Midsouth Gas Co. President
MidSouth Gas Co. elevates Richard P. Hitt of Little Rock from vice president to president succeeding Carl E. Cloud who resigned to lead Michigan Gas Utilities Co. Hitt joined the firm in 1950 as general salesman and became vice president in 1957.
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Little Rock
MidSouth Gas Co
Richard P. Hitt
Hill
Carl E. Cloud
Michigan Gas Utilities Co
Mid- South
Calais Church To Be Restored After War Damage
The war damaged Notre Dame de Calais church will be restored after the fighting ends. It notes that Charles de Gaulle, then a young captain, married Yvonne Vendroux in Calais in 1924 at the church that is planned for rebuilding.
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Calais
France
de Gaulle
Yvonne Vendroux
Parole Held for Robbery in Missouri Case
A 20 year old St. Louis man Tony Borger, released from Arkansas Penitentiary on Feb 4, was convicted of a $50 armed robbery on Feb 21 and sentenced to 16 years as a habitual offender. Accomplice Tack Edwards, 21, pleaded guilty and got 12 years. Borger had prior Arkansas conviction and parole on concurrent burglary and grand larceny terms.
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St, Louis
St. Louis
Missouri Penitentiary
Borger
Searcy
Ark
Space platform mission delayed to mid May
Cape Canaveral reports a planned Atlas Agena booster launch of Ranger I has been postponed after technical problems. The eight day window closed without liftoff and a two week pause is expected before attempting again to place the fatallite satellite and launch the Ranger spacecraft toward the moon testing deep space techniques.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Ranger
Moon
Japan unions call for China Japan diplomatic ties
Japans leftist dominated general council of trade unions opened a five day convention today with 650 delegates from 59 unions voting for diplomatic relations with Communist China and urging wage increases a minimum wage system and shorter working hours.
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Touyo Cap — Sokyo
Japan
General Council of Trade Unions
China
Cholera Outbreak Reported in Taishan China
Wah Kiu Man Po cites Red China arrival claiming cholera outbreak in Taishan Kwangtung. Communists cordon off area to prevent spread. Report notes medicine shortage and numerous deaths among sufferers.
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Hong Kong
Taishan
Kwangtung Province
United States
Southeast Asia
Wah Kiu Man Po
Red China
Red Action in Berlin Protested by Western Powers
Western allies condemned Soviet measures restricting East German workers in West Berlin. They urged Col. Andrei Soliyev to halt rules denying facilities to workers’ families, imposing penalties, and evictions. East-to-West travel cards were issued, signaling coercion. 62,000 to 80,000 East Germans work in West Berlin.
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Red
Reds
Watson
Ifis
Rohan Delacombe
Britain
Jean Lacomme
France
Washington
London
Paris
Willy Brandt Saide
Space Platform Ranger satellite launch described
The Ranger satellite sits atop an Atlas booster with a transparent shielding. The Agena B second stage will insert the craft into a 115 mile high parking orbit before firing it into a looping deep space trajectory returning to Earth.
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Space Platform
Ranger
Atlas
Agena B
Negro Escapee Recaptured In Mississippi County Jail
BLYTHEVILLE Ark CAPT James Vernon Fain a one year old Negro escapee wanted in Newport and Morgantown West Virginia was recaptured late Wednesday after a manhunt. He escaped from Newport jail July 22 after a theft arrest and fled near here with a stolen car. Authorities say Fain is wanted since 1958 for abduction rape robbery and escape and has prior West Virginia and Pennsylvania records.
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Ark
James Vernon Fain
Nagra
Newport
Morgantown
W.va
Mississippi
Fain
Here
FBC
Margantown
Pennsylvania
Cossville
West Virginia
Monongasia County
Fulbright Calls Russian Development Plan a Challenge
Sen J William Fulbright says the new Soviet development program challenges the United States to maintain pace and not lapse in its own programs He cautions skepticism toward Soviet pledge of peaceful coexistence but argues Russia’s effort to meet vast needs clashes with war plans and US policy aims.
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Wasitington
J. William Fulbright
United States
Air Sampling Flights Planned Over Western Pacific
The U S Air Force announced plans to start a series of air sampling flights over international waters in the Western Pacific using two U2 planes based on Okinawa. The U S aircraft previously conducted similar missions from the United States Argentina and Australia in recent years.
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NASA
Okinawa
U.S. Air Force
Western Pacific
United States
Argentina
Australia
Refugee Tide Tensions Rise in East Germany
Red officials warn East Germans to curb refugee flows as more than a thousand flee daily to West Berlin. Neues Deutscland cites Gast Berlin show trial where five defendants were sentenced to two to seven years for espionage and inciting escapes.
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Feve
Red
Eas
West Berlin
Hope Star Editorial and Advertising Masthead Fragment
Fragmented masthead and postal notice text from Hope Star listing editors, advertising staff, subscription rates, and Associated Press disclaimers. Contains names such as Alex M Washburn Paul H W Jones Udit Parker C Mogar Jr and numerous office addresses across Arkansas, Tennessee, Texas, Illinois, Michigan, and more.
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Alex, M. Washburn
Paul HW
Jones
Uditional
Parker
Mar
C. M
Pod) Mogar, Jr
Cire'l
George W. Hosmer
Atch
Dupe
Te Ee
Two Killed in Highway Wreck Near Little Rock
In a head on collision on U.S. Highway 70 two women died: Mrs Lillian Garrett 59 and Miss Sophia Lyle about 70. The wreck occurred two miles east of Little Rock when a Memphis driver Arthur Raines 63 said his truck brakes failed and swerved into the station wagon driven by Mrs Garrett. Raines received minor injuries and was treated and released.
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Little Rock
Lillian Garrett
Sophia Lyle
U.S. .Highway 70
Here
Arthur Rai 3
Memphis
Garrett
Raines
Reds Change Mind on Trans-Siberian Trip for Tourists
TOKYO AP Russians reopened the Trans-Siberian Railroad to foreign tourists this summer for the first time since World War II. The Japan Travel Bureau said it has closed the line again without explanation after booking about 50 travelers, including about a dozen Americans, for a nine day Moscow trip.
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Tokyo
API
Japan
Moscow
Firefly energy efficiency versus electric bulb
The firefly converts five percent of its energy into light while wasting negligible heat, compared with the ordinary electric light bulb that converts only three percent of its energy into light.
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