Arkla gas value debated in Arkansas PSC hearing
In Littlle Rock Arkla witness Edward Henderson testified that the value of Arkla produced gas is placed in the distribution system without a separate sale price. The PSC hearing on Arkla 4.2 million rate increase focused on fair field price and whether higher or lower rates should apply to gas used by the company and its customers.
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Little Rock
Arkansas Louisiana Gas Co
Edward No Henderson
Arkla
Public Service Commission
Henderson
el Dorado
J. W. Spencer
Atkla
PSC
Arkansas
Robinson
Commission
Spencer
Supreme Court
Cai
Faubus Mulls Aug 21 Special Session for Legislature
Gov Orval Faubus announced a special session of the Arkansas Legislature on August 21 if the council completes its war foray into surplus revenue division. The council will propose how to allocate existing funds totaling about 11.7 million to meet construction needs and ask lawmakers to pick one of two plans to add to the surplus. Faubus noted the date aims to finish work before September 2, with earlier talks of a possible session next Tuesday.
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Little Rock
Orval E. Faubus
Faubus
Sid
Weather Station Reports 24 Hours to Friday Morning
The report notes 1901 total precipitation through July with 32.69 inches this year, compared to 22.42 inches last year. Limp River at Hale is 4.9 feet and slowly falling, Lil Juver at Morulia 4.9 and at Wilson 6 feet, also falling. Discharges show Denison Dant 3093 efs and Texarkana Dum 0 efs. Arkansas forecasts: clear to partly cloudy this afternoon with continuing warm, improving into Friday with no major river changes expected. Continued on Page Four.
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Haletot
Morulia
Wilson
Texarkana Dum
ALC Hopeful for Help in Legislature Funding Plan
Arkansas Legislative Council near term budget decisions as hearings end. Council earmarks 10.3 million for state agencies and urges Gov Faubus to include two construction fund plans in a special session. Options include a 17 million college construction fund supported by a 10 million revenue bond or diverting 4.5 million from operating reserves.
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Litle Wock
Arkansas Registive Council
Orval EB. Fuubus
Lille Reel
Deot Schowls
McRae Sanatorum
Collegeville
Pine Bluff
Wrightsville
Forestry Department
Children's Colony
Am&n Colleges
Faubus
Indiate
Testinay
Arkansas
Frank Halt
Pulaski
Joe Y. Lede
Holt
Legislitere
University approves dormitory plan for 200 women
The University of Arkansas Board of Trustees approved plans Thursday for a new dormitory intended to house 200 women. The project budget was listed as 760 thousand dollars, with construction and site details outlined in the proposal.
Teens steal yacht as new heading to adventure
In San Pedro two teenage boys, Jah Hornsby and Geof Chadwick, are accused of grand theft after allegedly stealing the 45 foot Los Amigos yacht valued at $50,000. Detectives found the vessel with the boys aboard while investigating a bicycle theft. they planned a voyage to Honolulu and the South Pacific, citing books on sailing and yachting.
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San Pedro
Calif
Charles Thomasset
San Padeo Harbor
Fanding
Coast Guard
Honolulu
South Pacific
Jah Hornsby
West Los Angeles
Geof Chadwick
Los Angeles
Los Amigos
San Pedeo Library
Congress Okays Record Peace Budget
Congress approves a record peacetime defense appropriation of 46.6 billion dollars for fiscal year 1963, granting about a billion more than Kennedy requested. The action by voice vote in both chambers adds 525 million for continued B52 production, 225 million for the B70 bomber, funds to boost National Guard and reserves, and 207.6 million for an intensified civil defense shelter program.
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Washington
Congress
Kennedy
House
Senate
Conference
National Guard
West Powers Read Berlin Crisis, Signal Talks Offer
Bonn quoting authoritative sources reports Western powers preparing to respond to Soviet notes on Berlin and Germany. They express willingness to negotiate but offer no specific proposals, framing any reply as an answer to Moscow while avoiding direct concessions.
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Bonn
Germany
API
Marcow
Berlin
Final Rites for Ex Hope Teacher Beatrice Pratt
Miss Beatrice Pratt 72 longtime Hope teacher died June 4 at the Presbyterian home in High Point North Carolina. Funeral services were held June 6 in North Carolina. Cremated remains will be interred at 7 p.m. Monday in Rose Hill cemetery with burial by Hennicon Cornelius. Survivors include two daughters Mrs Bill Boyd of Brentwood Massachusetts and Mrs Bert Hopkins of Manchester Massachusetts.
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Beatrice Pratt
Hope
Presbyterian Home
Nigh Point
N.C
North Carolina
Hennicon Cornelius
Rose Hill Cemetery
Bill Boyd
Brentwood
Bert Hopkins
Manchester
Titov Discusses Ejection From Vostok II and Landing
Soviet cosmonaut Gherman Titov recounted his 25 hour orbital flight ending with a parachute landing after ejecting from ship Vostok II. He described two landing options, said he felt well, and noted only a slight appetite change. He and experts found no physical changes postflight.
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George Sylvertsen
Moscow
Gherman Tilay
Heanth
Titov
Flice
Globe
Moscow University
Mstislav Keldysh
Soviet Academy of Sciences
Soviet Union
Keldysh
Mars
Moon
Thtev
Rusk Reports No Schedule on Berlin Talks
Secretary of State Dean Rusk said Western powers expect Berlin negotiations with the Soviet Union but have no timetable. He noted unity among Allies and potential NATO military moves, while France calls for no early initiative. Rusk prepared to report to President Kennedy after weeklong consultations in Europe.
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John M. Hightower
Washington
Dean Rusk
Ruska
Berlin
Afkey
Kennedy
Europe
Wight
Rusk
United States
France
NATO
Kannenty Fn
Deutr
Ttuskey
Hue
West Berlin
Trush
Paris
Rain widespread with heavy falls and floods across multiple regions
The Associated Press reports broad rainfall from the southern Plateau into the Ohio Valley with heavy downpours, possible flash floods in the Midwest, and three inches in Columbus, Ohio. Dayton and eastern Great Lakes areas saw rain as temperatures ranged from 95 in Blythe, California to 52 in Dickinson, North Dakota.
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Associated Press
Plateau
Ohio Valley
Midwest
Missouri
Tlinois
Ilinois
Great Lakes
Indianiparks
Columbus
Ohio
Dayton
Blythe
Calif
Dickinson
Nld
City police arrest Negro man for beer to minors and charity line buyers
City officers arrested a Negro man for selling beer to minors and possessing excess beer for sale. He was found with 20 empty and eight full cans in his car, and 24 cans at his home, as about 1,000 people monthly receive free food. The incident raised debate on charity and bootlegging amid tensions over street life and public aid. Officers Martin Hollis Sinvard Pedron led the case, with other civic notices and local events following.
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Martin
Hollis
Sinvard
Pedron
Amd
Prb
Vie
Hatsity
Death Penalty Provision in Hijack Bill
Washington lawmakers advanced a hijacking bill adding a minimum 20 year prison term with possible life or death for federal aircraft crimes. Senator Yarborough led the amendment amid calls for strong Cuba policy following a Pan Am jet hijack to Cuba. President Kennedy announced broader air patrols while debate continued on Castro's regime and enforcement.
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Washington
Senate
Volee
Ralph Yarborough
D-Toex
Pan American World Airways
Mexico
Cuea
Videl Castro
Kennedy
Pkine
Castro
Sen
Thomas UI
Kuehel
Calif
Cuba
Frank Carlson
Ug Hy
Fidel Castro
Mike Marmsfield
Coleagues
Iyerselt M. Dirksen
Cubs Willie
United States
Matador Mauro Capo Gored. May Leave Hospitalized
Reports indicate matador Antonio Grilonex may leave hospital after a goring incident in the bullring. The injured bullfighter, Mauro Capo, received first aid then was flown to a city hospital and is expected to return to the ring later.
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Mauro
Allies May Desert United States Over West Berlin
Khrushchev reportedly told Kennedy’s disarmament adviser John McCloy that U S allies would not fight to hold West Berlin. The remark, aired after a 25 session with McCloy, was summarized for a closed Senate Republican Policy Committee meeting. Dirksen offered no details.
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Washington
Khrushchev
John McCroy
Kennedy
U.S
West Berlin
McCloy
Senate
Republican Policy Committee
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
U S Sends Cuba Note on Hijacking Incident
The United States delivered a note to Switzerland for relay to Cuba on hijacked aircraft and ships. It cites a Cuban reply demanding the release of an Eastern Air Lines plane seized in Havana. Cuba suggested exchanging the airliner for a Cuban patrol boat and a promise to halt property seizures in future hijackings.
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Washington
United States
Cuba
Hanlle
U.S
Nas
New Cabinet Advances Housing Affairs Plan in Senate Vote
President Kennedy seeks a new Cabinet department of Urban Affairs to oversee federal housing programs. The Government Operations Committee approved the proposal by a 42 to support, with Sen. McClellan among those voting yes. The department would centralize housing initiatives from the Housing and Home Finance Agency under one umbrella.
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Wallington
CAPI
B Kennedy
Department of Urban Affairs
Senate
John L. McClellan
Dane
The
Housing and Home Finance Agency
Russia moves toward East German peace treaty with Khrushchev push
Berlin reports indicate negotiations on a German peace treaty are under way in Moscow and East Berlin. Khrushchev demands a signed peace with East Germany while West Germany rejects such a move. Berlin fears new travel restrictions as refugees rise toward 150,000 this year. Marshal Ivan Konyev leads Soviet forces in Berlin buildup.
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George Boultwood
Berlin
APS
East
Germany
Dre
Mice Khrushchev
Starner
West Bertin
Tat
Warsaw
Boly
Naric
Khrushchev
Khyushchev
Kheushchev
Ivan
Konev
Warsaw Pact
Newey Deutschland
Priy Orp
Bola
Bern
East Germany
Stoph
German Democratic Republic
Sloph
West Geremany
Ambassador Thompson to Join Moscow Talks for Berlin Crisis
Ambassador Liewelly Thompson, U.S. envoy to Moscow, joined Kennedy administration consultations in Washington on possible moves in the Berlin standstill. Secretary Rusk reported to the White House after meetings with Britain France West Germany and Italy. Thompson will depart for Europe after a few days of talks.
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Joan M. Hightowei
Washington
Arbassador Liewellyy
Thompson
U.S
Divoy
Moscow
Kennedy
United States
Berlin
Dean Rusk
Hight
Eusrope
Rusk
White House
Britain
France
West Germany
Taly
Konrad Ade Qainer
Armintore Fasfuni
Shire Department
Europe
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ALC
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Smouth
Hempstead Scattist Rite Association
Barlow
Ray N. Boyle
Sard
Mason
Paul Klipsel
Monrae Simuels
Larray W. Shiver
Lindsey Bros
Camden
Gancll
Mumvblal Baptis
Wwe
Mary Alice Masely
Paul Klipsch
Donald Laseter
Bostom
Frank Douglas
Dinah Whitley
Lita Rock
Municipal Airport
U. S
Russia
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