Weather Forecast Summary for Louisiana and Arkansas
Weather continued from page one with lows tonight mid 60s to mid 70s and highs Wednesday 90 to 98. Louisiana partly cloudy warm through Wednesday with widely scattered thundershowers tonight lows to 76 and highs about 86. Arkansas regional forecast shows clear to partly cloudy and warm with isolated afternoon or evening thunderstorms and highs mostly in the 90s.
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Faubus appoints two to Southern Regional Education Board
Gov. Orval E Faubus named Dr. Carl E Reng president of Arkansas State College and Dr. David W Mullins president of the University of Arkansas as Arkansas representatives on the Southern Regional Education Board.
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Orval E. Faubus
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Arkansas State College
David W. Mullins
University of Arkansas
Southern Regional Education Board
Senators Debate Financing of Foreign Aid Loan Program
Senators pressed the funding method for the loan program tied to the annual foreign aid budget. Aiken attacked authority to borrow from the Treasury as a power grab that would undercut Congress. Proxmire planned long speeches against Lawrence J. O'Connor Jr. for the Federal Power Commission as debate on the loan package continued with $1.187 billion in year one funding within a $4.3265 billion program and Byrd amendments looming.
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Federal Power Commission
Colleges press for 17 Million for state schools plan
State colleges and branches push a joint 17 million construction plan to fund libraries science buildings and other urgent needs. A 10 million revenue bond would require only legislative approval, with financing from college fees and a 600 thousand legislative appropriation. Governor Paulius weighs timing for a special session as hearings continue.
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Arkansas State
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Tech
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University of Arkansas
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Arkansas Tech
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Arkansas State Beebe Branch
Arkansas A&m
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Hull
Mayors Named in Several Arkansas Cities Runoffs and Votes
Voters in Paragould El Dorado and Malvern completed final selections for mayor as Democratic candidates faced runoffs in El Dorado and Paragould. Malvern did not hold a primary, with Lester L. Pate opposing Howard Wright. Benton and Coal Hill also voted, Benton approving a $650000 revenue bond for a new power plant generator and Coal Hill considering advancing to second class status.
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el Dorado
Malvern
Roy Goudy
Monroe Hunsicker
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G. A. Wood
J. T
Chigger) Brown
How Ark Lawmakers Have Voted
Washington AP summarizes Arkansas members of Congress roll call positions on recent bills and confirmations. It lists how each member voted on farm bill passage, FCC procedures, Civil Rights Commission nomination, oceanographic research program, and budget amendments with party lines and paired votes noted.
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Arkla rate case hearsay on revenue shortfall and charges
Arkla Gas Co. faces Arkansas Public Service Commission scrutiny over a $1.15 million revenue shortfall and a $1.2 million increase in minimum monthly charges after a rate consultant testified Arkla is earning less than allowed. He noted errors in exhibits claimed by several Arkansas cities and said Arkla should collect about $17.6 million annually but is capped at $5.48 million, with the higher charge effective since April 1.
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Jefferson City
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Flanders
Public Service Commission
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Dallas
Arkla Air Conditioning, Corp
Arkta Gas
Arka
Amendments Reject Cuts to Labor Health Funding
Debate over the appropriation bill for Labor and Health Education and Welfare culminated in votes against amendments by Fulbright and McClellan. A proposal to cut 297 million dollars from the bill failed 22 to 67, while another to trim NIH funding by 44.659 million dollars also failed 37 to 50.
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McClellan
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Bush
R-Conn
National Institutes of Health
Hope Star-Alex 4 Wathbern Beiter pathe Paul
A garbled Hope Star page lists names including Wathbern Beiter and Paul with references to circulation, subscriptions, and advertising figures. It notes locations in Hope Arkansas and affiliate offices from Memphis Dallas and Chicago, mentioning Associated Press rights and republication terms.
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Senet
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Armaead
Iin Oe
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Reaction to Khrushchev Talk Opens Western Response
London and European press react with caution and openness to negotiation after Khrushchev's call to talk over Berlin and Germany. British outlets urge summit talks while French and West German voices demand clear motives and insist on self determination and solid guarantees for Berlin. Titov dominates front pages worldwide as a major newsmaker.
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API
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Figaro
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Rome
Space Traveler
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Copenhagen
Titov
West Berlin
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Brandt
London Daily Mail
London Times
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Britain
Daily Herald
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Honors for Auto Body Works owner in Conway
Dave Ward owner of an auto body works plant in Conway Arkansas will be honored Thursday night for hiring a mix of workers including many over 45. The American Legion state Employment Security Division and the Governor's Commission on Aging will recognize him for employing almost half of his 220 staff in the over-45 group and Arkansas State Teachers College will honor him for hiring many college students.
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Ark
Dave Ward
The
American Legion
State —Employment, Security Division
Governor's Commission On Aging
Arkansas State Teachers College
Khrushchev Speech Echoes Kennedy in Crisis Tone
The Times compared Khrushchev to Kennedy, noting similar forceful language yet openness to negotiations, while the liberal Manchester Guardian urged both sides to avoid escalation. Both sides remained firm on their collision course, with no first move to end the crisis.
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