Kennedy weighs tax cut as July data trickles in
President Kennedy consulted top advisers on a possible tax cut, but signs pointed to delay. White House planned a statement and potential TV appearance while economic indicators for July showed modest gains and a shaky outlook.
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Washington
Kennedy
White House
Pierre Salinger
Salinger
Luther H. Hodges
Presidential Council of Economic Advisers
Budget Direcor
Arthur J. Joldberg
Hodges
Golberg
Congress
Sesson
Nce Kennedy
Statstics
Gray Named to Fund Committee
Fred Gray manager of Southwestern Bell Telephone Co. has been named chairman of the Hempstead County United Fund budget committee, succeeding Bill Caldwell whose company moved him from Hope. Other members are Syd McMath and Dale Jones. A meeting is set for 2:30 p.m. Monday at First National Bank Community Room to review requests for funds for the 1963 campaign. Agencies are asked to present requests before the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Gray
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
Hempstead County United Fund
Bill Caldwell
Hope
Syd McMath
Dale Jones
First National Bank
Weather totals show July precipitation for 1862
An Experiment Station report notes total precipitation through July reaching 29.01 inches, compared with 32.09 inches for the same period last year. The item continues on page six.
Marlar Is Sane and Returns for Miller County Trial
Jerall K. Marlar of Beeston, charged with murder of a Louisiana man, is declared sane by State Hospital doctors and sent back to Miller County for trial. His companion Welda Derr remains in the hospital. Sheriff Burgess expects a September circuit court term. the pair allegedly killed Thomas C. Bond of Bossier City, dumped the body on a Fouke area farm road, and later confessed to officers.
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Texarkana, Ark
Jerrall K. Marlar
Beeston
Thomas C. Bond
Bossier City
Fouke
Ayk
Ayken
Sas
State Hospital
Rotarians Hear Dist Governor At Hope Club Meeting
District 617 Governor Frank J McAnear spoke to the Hope Rotary Club detailing Rotary International reach with members in over 11 000 communities across six continents. He highlighted world understanding public opinion work and the Rotary Foundation grants since 1947 totaling over 4 000 000 dollars and urged continued local support for scholarships and district projects.
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Willy
Rotary Club
Frank J £. McAnear
Rotary, International
Priday
Johnson County Chamber of Commerce
Clarksville
Rotary
Frank
Rotary’ Foundation
Rotary International
Fyjank
Rotary Clubs
Rotary Foundation
Memphis
Farmers Elect ASCS Committee in Hempstead County
Hempstead County farmers elected 12 ASCS committee members and two alternates to manage county farm programs for next year. The convention set August 21 1962 for the ASC County Office vote, with 768 total ballots and a 69 vote increase from last year. The article also notes a separate shooting incident involving Collins and Parrow with injuries and a later highway crash.
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Hempstead
ASCS
Frank Graves
Herbert Ragan
W. D. Collins
Eugene Par
Row
Jack
Sonville
ASC
Self
Hoover proposes a union of free nations for lasting peace
In West Branch Iowa on his lath birthday, former President Herbert Hoover urged creation of a Council of Free Nations to unite free states against UN failures. He warned communists and said the new body should act when the United Nations cannot preserve peace. Truman attended as guest speaker.
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West Branch
Towa
Herbert Hoover
Free Nations
Hoover
United Nations
Council of Free Nations
Congress
White House
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Harry S. Truman
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Truman
University of Missouri
Washington University
St. Louis
Adm
Lewis L. Strauss
Herbert Hoover Birthplace Foundation
Strauss
Atomic Energy Commission
Gutter Hole-In-One Sparks Hope Country Club Play
A hole in one by W. Hi. Gutter thrilled Hope Country Club on a sunny Wednesday the No. 4 hole. Herbert Burns nearly carried him back to the club after the shot as a summer thunderstorm knocked out power lines in parts of the city with little damage reported by the Experiment Station.
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W. Hi. Gutter
Hope Country
Herbert Burns
Experiment Station
Digging for Clues in Arkansas Ancient Past at Millwood
In Arkansas a University of Arkansas Museum team aided by National Park Service crews digs at Millwood Reservoir near Hope to recover pottery tools and bone from ancient Indians. Other sites include Beaver Reservoir, Forrest City area and DeGrays Reservoir as work expands statewide to map and study Coles Creek and Caddo periods.
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Fayetteville
Ark
Arkansas
DeSoto
University’ of Arkansas
Museum
National Park’ Service
Millwood Reservoir
Little River
Hope
Beaver Reservoir
White River
Eureka Springs
Rogers
Beaver
Springdale
Forrest City
DeGrays Reservoir
Caddo
Amity
Arkadelphia
National Park Service
Millwood
Park Service
University
The
Springdald
Malvern
Texarkana
Rayre
W. Wood
Wood
Miller County
National Science Foundation
Coles
Coles Creeks
Mullins Ends Life at Emmet Rt 1 Home
Qilia W Mullins aged 60 of Emmet Rt 1 shot himself at about 9 30 am Friday at his home a 12 gauge shotgun death ruled from a gunshot wound personal safety related by Coroner Tilman McBrayer after investigation Prescott officer Shevill Hale and State Policeman Karl Ore assisted. Body found in a closet and no suicide note. EMS transported to Oak Crest. funeral arrangements incomplete. Survived by wife and several children.
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Qilia W. Mullins
Emmet Rt. 1
Tilman McBrayer
Presente
Shevill Horace Hale
Prescott
Karl Ore
Mullins
Man Partially Buried by Cavein Near Polk Tex Co
Willig Fynes, working on a sewer line near Polk Tex Co, was partially buried in a cave-in this morning but not believed to be seriously hurt. He was not completely buried. This is the second man buried by a sewer line cave-in in seven weeks, the first near Jupe Brick Works.
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Willig Fynes
Polk Tex Co
Nere
Jupe Brick Works
Dr Bagley to Lead Salem Camp Meeting in August
Reverend Roy J. Bagley will evangelize the Salem Camp Ground Association annual camp near Benton from August 17 to 26, with music directed by Mrs Amhur Paulus of Benton. The Salem Camp Meeting, among Arkansas’ oldest, organized in 1837 or 1838, was cited by Rev Patrick Scull as years of revival.
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Roy J. Bagley
Hope Disset
Salem Camp Ground Association
Camp Ground
Benton
George Smith
Amhur Paulus
Salem Methodist Church
Aransas
Patrick Scull
Salem
New Railway Rules Delayed by Injunction
CHICAGO AP Federal Judge Joseph Sam Perry granted a temporary injunction delaying new management economy rules for railroads. The order, tied to a pending appeal, could slow a plan to eliminate about 65 000 jobs and reclassify work rules threatening 40 000 firemen idle in diesel cabs. Unions plan to seek relief via the U S Circuit Court of Appeals, while Kennedy could appoint an emergency fact finding board to preserve the status quo.
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J. E. Wolla
Bob Wolfe
Wolfe
Urnover
Presidential Commission
House
Kennedy
Samuel C. Phillips
Cleveland
Brotherhood of Firemen
Phillips
Mrs Henry Hitt 75 Dies in Local Funeral Held
Mrs Leola Marsh Hitt 75 lifelong Hopa resident and Methodist Church member died early Friday. Survived by sisters Lyda Bailey Prescott Georgia Whittemore Hope and brothers Clarence Marsh Prescott Shell Marsh New Orleans. Mineral services set for 3 p.m. Saturday at Herndon Cornelius Chapel with Bro Sorrels. Burial at DeAn Cemetery Prescott.
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Henry Hitt
Leola Marsh Hitt
Henry Mitt
Hopa
Ue Parsk Methodist Church
Lyda Bailey
Prescott
Georgia M. Whittemore
Hope
Clarence Marsh
Shell Marsh
New Orleans
Herndon- Cornelius Chapel
Bro
Rurds SorreHs
DeAn Cemetery
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JFK
Gray
American Legion
Frank King
Leslie Huddlestoy
Talbot Feild, JR
Harry Kin
Vic Cobb
Dean Murphy
Hobart Copeland
Walter Schrader
B. C. Hollis
Howard Milam
Raymond Jones
Cecil Weaver
Joe Jones
Harry Hawthorne
Walter 5. Schrader
Hot Springs
Barlow
Legion
Western Division
Harry Martin
12Th District
Dub Gladney
Martin Mouser
Stamps
Fred Cummings
Marlar
Monticello
API
Roy ‘Allison
Mary Zack
Pine Bluff
Arkansas A&m College
Parrow
Collins
A — Springhill
Briant Bobo
J. T. Wright
Marion Morris
Gilbert L. Brown
Jess Collins
B — Patmos
W. Y. Jackson
W. H. Ratliff
W. B. Jones
B. V
Jester
M . Joy
Rocky Mound
Shaver Springs
E. McWilliams
Antray Wilson
Marshall Beck
Karl L. Dudley
Howard Recca
D — Hone Charlie
Key
Crit Stuart Jy
Billy Joe Butler
Louis Hampton
Neil Osborn
E — Fulton & Guernsey
Roy Fry
J. B. Shults
P. W. Cornelius
W. E. Cox II
H. M. Rosenbaum
IF — McNab
Crossroads Wade Gilbert
J. J. Byers
H. B. Ames
Willie Lively
Wiley M. Dillard
Je. G — Washington
Columbus Mosslowe
W. M. Frazier
Joy Bookier
Tom Jones
W. J. Stroud
Eeaan Luther
Spicer
Dutch Wallars
Marshall Scott
Eli Hill
Sweat
Union of Free Nations
Harmon Parrow
Paul Sehreck
Paula
Holland
Switzerland
Sweden
Belgium
Germany
British Overseas Airways Corp
Dallas
Schreck
Thelma Fuller
British Overseas Airways
C. Wallace Plumbing Co
Hope Post Office
Ivery
David Davis
Lewisville
Mac Turner
Bodcaw
Vince Foster
Mac McLaily
B. B. McPherson
Arkansas — Students Council
Arkansas State Teachers College
SW Bell
Memorial Hospital
Roy Allison
Jfupe
James D. Edwards
Lope
North Texas State University
Hope High School
Beno D. Edwanis
Kelly Bryant
Democratic Party
Millwood Dam
Chicago
Our Lady of Angels
Chicago Daily News
Luther Joseph
N&a
George Lincoln Rockwell
London
Britain
Fusher
Scotland Yard
NEA Radisphoto
O. W. Mullins
Emmet Rt
Dr. Bagley
Salem Camp
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