Goldwater Defends Extremism Paraphrase for Liberty Unity
In New York AP reports Sen Barry Goldwater urged Republican unity as he paraphrased extremism in defense of liberty as wholehearted devotion to liberty. He criticized halfhearted devotion to injustice and urged resistance to labels that divide the party ahead of November.
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New York
Barry Goldwater
Republi-cans
Arizona
Edn
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Goldwater
Hurricane Brenda Moves Northeast Off Atlantic
Tropical Storm Brenda continued a north northeast course through the Atlantic away from the United States. At daybreak its center lay about 420 miles northeast of Bermuda with winds 50 to 60 mph in squalls near the center as it accelerates slowly over the next 18 hours.
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Miami
Fla
Brenda
Atlantic ‘Ocean
United States
Bermuda
U.S
Mrs Tennie Beard Dies Saturday
Mrs Tennie Beard aged 86 a Hope resident and Church of Christ member died Saturday. She was the widow of T. P. Beard. Survived by three daughters Mrs Trey Aslin Magnolia Mrs J McDowell Rt 2 and Mrs Morris sey of Shreveport one son Grady Beard Texarkana four grandchildren and ten great grandchildren Funeral services were at 3 pm Sunday at the Herndon Cornelius Chapel with M H Peebles officiating. Burial in Evening Shade Cemetery.
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Tennie Beard
Iifeg
Hope
Church of Christ
T. P. Ard
Trey Aslin
Magnolia
J. ¥. McDowell
Morrissey
Shreveport
eGrady Beard
Texarkana
Herndon- Cornelius Chapel
M. H. Peebles
Evening Shade Cemetery
Dr George L Hardgrave Dies in Arkansas Politician Physician
Clarksville Arkansas AP report on Dr George L Hardgrave a longtime local physician aged 83 who served two terms in the state legislature from 1935 to 1939 dying after a brief illness in a hospital He is survived by a son? unknown spouse and a large extended family including grandchildren great grandchildren and other relatives.
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Clarksville
Ark
George L. Hardgrave
Arksville
Hardgrave
Johnson
Lardgrave
Piers
Weather Station Report Summary 24 Hours Ending Monday
Weather experiment station reports 24 hours ending 7 a.m. Monday with a high of 95 and a low of 2. For the previous 24 hours ending 7 a.m. Saturday rainfall reached .3 inch and temperatures ranged from 71 degrees with unspecified precipitation. Continued on Page Three.
Revival at Bells Chapel Nazarene in August series
Bells Chapel Church of the Nazarene began revival last Friday night August 7 and continues through August 16. Evangelist Rev. W. L. French, former district superintendent of the South Arkansas District, will lead services nightly at 7 45 and Sunday morning at 11. The church lies two miles east of Blevins on Highway 24.
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Bells Chapel
Church of the Nazarene
W. L. French
South Arkansas
Blevins
Hsy
President of Italy Removed
The Italian Senate declared President Antonio Segni incapacitated and named Senate President Cesare Merzagora to assume duties after Segni suffered a cerebrovascular stroke. Segni, 73, is partly paralyzed with impaired speech. the move follows a medical bulletin noting gravity of his condition. He was elected May 6, 1962 for a seven year term.
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Rome
Senate
Antonio Segni
Cesare Merzagora
Segni
Barry Goldwater named to boost GOP in high stakes races
Sen. Thruston B. Morton says Goldwater at top of Republican ticket could swing substantial gains in the Senate and House, especially in the South and border states. Sen. Warren Magnuson predicts a large Democratic turnout to prevent Goldwater’s victory. Democrats hold 66 seats to Republican 33 with 26 Senate seats, nine Republican, at stake. House Democrats 259-177 with four vacancies may see turnover but overall control unlikely to shift.
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Jack Bell
Washington
Thruston B. Morton
Sen
Barry Goldwater
Senate
House
Morton
Kentucky
South
Midwest
West
Warren G. Magnuson
Democratic
Goldwater
Magnuson
Contracts Ready for Teachers
Superintendent Jimmy Jones announced that teachers contracts are ready for signing. All teachers are urged to come by the High School office and colored teachers are asked to go to Prof. Rutherford's office at Yerger High School to sign their contracts.
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Jimmy Jones
Prof. Rutherford
Yerger High School
Funeral Held for Mrs C Collins
Funeral services for Mrs Clarence Collins who died Friday were held at 3 pm Sunday at McNab Church of Christ. Officiating were M H Peebles and Alvin Hobby. Burial followed in Saratoga Cemetery.
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Clarence Collins
McNab Church of Christ
M. H. Peebles
Alvin Hobby
Saratoga Cemetery
Mississippi Dead Marked by Parade
New York AP report describes thousands of white and Black mourners honoring white civil rights workers Andrew Goodman Michael Schwerner and James Chaney killed in Mississippi. Memorials praise their nonviolent commitment as FBI found their bodies near Philadelphia Mississippi, recalling their June 21 disappearance during voter registration drive.
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NEW York
Mississippi
FBI
Andrew
Goodman
Michael’ Schwemer
James Chaney
Farmer
Rita ‘Schwerner
Ichael
Ag A. Field
CORE
Meridian
Miss
John Lewis
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
Mickey
James
Andy
Ethics
Culture Society
Ralph Engelman
Queens
Robert Goodman
Chaney
Fannie
Larry Brown dies in Hempstead County car crash
Larry David Brown aged 20 lifelong Hempstead County resident was killed in a car accident near Emmet at 3:30 a.m. Sunday. Survived by parents Calvin and Mrs. Brown of Emmet, two sisters Mrs. Jack Cox Jr of Emmet and Mrs. Dorothy Lee Prescott of Houston, plus grandparents and great grandfather. Funeral services held at Oakcrest Chapel at 2:30 p.m. Monday with interment in Snell Cemetery. Oakcrest Funeral Home in charge.
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Larry David Brown
Hempstead County
Emmet
Calvin Brown
Jack Cox, Jr
Dorothy Lee Prescott
Houston
Texas
Allen Brown
Bearl Rogers
Ft. Worth
J. W. Brown, Sr
Hope
Oakcrest Chapel
Snell Cemetery
Oakcrest Funeral Home
Mrs. Kate Floss Wesson Dies at 75 in Bodcaw
Mrs. Kate Floss Wesson, 75, died early Saturday in a local nursing home. A Bodcaw resident and Shiloh Methodist Church member, she was survived by her husband, four sons Jewel of Bodcaw E W and E T of Louisiana, C H of Frosse Tete, La, one daughter Elsie Ghormley of Emmet Rt 1, a brother Harry Lambert and a sister Lula Johnson both of Norphiet, and seven grandchildren. Funeral services were held at Shiloh Methodist Church at 2 p.m. Sunday, with burial in Shiloh Cemetery under Smith Funeral Home of Stamps.
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Kate Floss Wesson
Bodcaw
Shiloh Methodist Church
Jewel
E. W
E. T
LaHabra
Calif
C. H
Frosse Tete
Elsie Ghormley
Emmet
Rt. 1
Harry Lambert
Norphiet
Lula Johnson
Charles Walthal
Shiloh
Smith Funeral Home of
Stamps
Cecil Lewis Dies in Poplar Bluff
Cecil Lewis, 50, brother of Mrs. Bob Jackson of Hope, died suddenly Sunday at Poplar Bluff, Missouri. He is survived by his wife and three children. Services will be held Tuesday.
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Cecil Lewis
Bob Jackson
Hope
Poplar Bluff, Mo
Cypriot, Turkish military moves spark U N appeal
AP News Digest reports Cyprus accuses Turkey of landing troops and matériel as Turkey denies. Cyprus seeks an urgent UN Security Council meeting while the U S pushes diplomacy for a permanent settlement. Khru shchev urges Turkey to halt actions. Pope Paul VI releases a long encyclical. National news covers civil rights workers’ funerals in Mississippi and Hoover’s 90th birthday remarks.
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Turkey
Cyprus
U.N. Security Council
United States
Presidentohnson
Khrushchev
U.S
Viet Nam
Paul VI
Washington House
Mississippi
Herbert Hoover
Seven County Vehicle Tires Slashed at Hempstead Garage
Seven big tires on Hempstead County heavy equipment were slashed over the weekend while parked at the county garage near Fair Park. Four tires on a dump truck and three on a motor patrol were ruined. State Sergeant Scrub Mosier said a joint investigation is under way, but no starting clues were reported.
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Hempstead
Fair Park
Scrub Mosier
Mountain Pine Man Is Killed In Salvage Yard Shooting
In Hot Springs Arkansas AP report Plus Noles 44 of Mountain Pine Garland County was shot to death Saturday night in a salvage yard near Mountain Pine. Sheriff Duffy Search said Palmer Bates 34 brother in law was held in connection with the shooting. No charges were filed. Noles was shot once in the chest with a .22 caliber pistol.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Noles
Mountain Pine
Garland County
Duffy Search
Palmer Bates
Congress to Wind Up in Two Weeks
Congress pushes ahead to clear the legislative decks and adjourn by Aug. 22, two days before the Democratic National Convention in Atlantic City. Senate leaders praise bipartisanship, while Mike Mansfield hedges on exact adjournment timing.
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Edmond Lesbeton
Washington
Contess
Atlantic City
Mike Mansfield
NBC
Meet the Press
Congress
Mansfield
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Ansfield
Dirksen
Voting Laws to Be Given Close Study
Little Rock AP reports an Arkansas group to study election laws and procedures formed by attorney John Haley. The Election Research Council aims to revise laws including primaries. It is nonpartisan and solicited responses from county clerks, sheriffs, and election commissioners. Initial board includes Hardy Croxton, E E Elkins, Sam Levine, and Field Wasson.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
John Haley
Haley
The
Election Research Council
Rogers
Hardy Croxton
E. E. Elkins
League of Women Voters
Sam Levine
Pine Bluff
Field Wasson
Siloam Springs
Old Mother Earth Is Fat Lady in Tight Girdle
Boyle quotes James Hal Boyle on earth’s restlessness and hazards as he quips about earthquakes, energy use, fashion, and daily life. The column surveys trivial observations, jokes, and notable quotations, ending with a reflection on fighting enemies and rhetoric.
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Old Mother Earth
Boyle
Sy Hal Boyle
New York
Mother Earth
Army Infantry
George Ade
Turkiye Jets Strike Polis as Cyprus Tensions Rise
Two Turkish F104 jets swept over Polis and strafed an empty square signaling a renewed lull breach amid Cyprus crisis. Greece hopes the Turkish strike stems from command mix ups related to a UN cease fire call. Archbishop Makarios pledged Cypriot compliance with the Security Council resolution. No ground fighting reported in the Polis Xeros corridor. NATO said Turkey began withdrawing some air force units for national use.
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Hal McClure
Nicosia
Cyprus
Polis
Greece
U.N. Security Council
Makarios
Security Council
Xeros
Soviet Union
Turkey
Folis
Ppt OE
Alex Efty
Associated Press
Paris
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Alliance
Vinson Urges South to Stay Loyal in 1964
Rep Carl Vinson of Georgia argues in Washington that the South faces a choice in the 1964 race between rewarding an old ally or punishing a political foe. He says Johnson and Goldwater now stand in opposite roles relative to civil rights, warning the agony of the moment could cloud long-term actions.
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Washington
Carl. Vinson
Dga
Vinson
South
Barry Goldswater
Johnson
Winsno
Goldwater
Lyndon Johnson
Stuttgart Shoe Loses Ruling in Union Campaign
A National Labor Relations Board trial examiner ruled that Stuttgart Shoe Corp engaged in unfair labor practices during a union drive by the United Shoe Workers of America. After a Dec. 30, 1963 election, plant employees voted against union representation. the firm was ordered to stop threats to cut benefits, refuse to bargain in good faith, or take reprisals including job loss if workers chose a labor organization.
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Washington
National Labor Relations Board
Stuttgart Shoe Corp
Stuttgart
United Shoe Workers of America
Atscio
NLRB
Benjamin B. Lipton
Cyprus Asks New U.N. Action Over Turkish Invasion
The United Nations Security Council was pressed for an urgent session to discuss a Turkish air raid on Polis and what Cyprus called a limited invasion. Cyprus claimed Turkish troops landed overnight. call followed two days of tense talks and a ceasefire push. The U.N. planned to review reports from Secretary General U Thant before resuming meetings.
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United Nations
N.Y
Cyprus
U.N
Council
Sivert A. Nielsen
Norway
Polis
Nicosia
Nielsen
U Thant
Mediterranean
Turkey
United States
Britain
U.S
Adlai E. Stevenson
Stevenson
K. S. Thimayya
India
Accused Slayer Bond Set for McGehee Murder
Circuit Judge Henry fixed a $10,000 bond Thursday for James Surridge of McGehee charged with first degree murder in the July 9 fatal shooting of Norman Dollar. Dollar, a used car dealer, was found dead in his motel room. Surridge, a Missouri prison parolee, is set for trial August 27.
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Wnvurned
Ark
Henry
James Surridge
McGehee
Norman Dollar
Surridge
Robert Moore
Missouri State Prison
Dollar
Yoom
Air Alert Sounded in Saigon as Jets Face Mig Watch
U S jet fighters armed with air to air missiles moved toward the Communist north amid risk of MIG encounters. Saigon issued an air raid alert the first since World War II as China backed North Vietnam actions. U S fighters from Da Wang Base and the 7th Fleet joined in a show of force.
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Malcolm W. Browne
Saigon
South Viet Nam
U. S
U.S
United States
North Viet Nam
U.N. Security Council
Hainan Island
Gulf of Tonkin
South China Sea
Arkansans Die in Arizona Collision Near Parker
Two Panghorn Ark residents Billy Platt and George Platt, both 32, were killed when their car collided with a Parker vehicle driven by Robert McCullough. Driver John Whaley, 18, of Earp Calif, also died, along with Billy Pierce, 19, of Earp. The Platts were riding in the McCullough car.
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Parker, Ariz
Panghorn
Ark
Here
Arkansans
Billy Platt
George Platt
Arizona Highway Patrol
John Whasley
Earp
Calif
Robert McCullough
Parker
Billy Pierce
Platts
McCullough
Toonerville Trolley creator Fontaine Fox dies at 80
Greenwich Connecticut AP report says cartoonist Fontaine Fox, famed for Toonerville Trolley caretoons, died Sunday in a Greenwich hospital at age 80. His work entertained readers for 35 years across up to 200 newspapers, earning more than 2 million dollars from his drawings of the trolley and its roguish residents.
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Greenwich, Conn
Fontaine Fox
Toonerville
Fox
Greenwich Hospital
Carlisle girl Miss Hospitality chosen at all star game
Warren, 19 of Carlisle, named Miss Hospitality of Arkansas Saturday night, succeeding Jeri Haynie of El Dorado. Warren crowned by gubernatorial candidate Winthrop Rockefeller during halftime of the Arkansas all star football game. Dave King of Earle was first runner up.
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Little Rck
Warren
Carlisle
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Poplar Bluff
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Philip
Duke of Edinburgh
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David Monroe Shoup
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