Counties Split On Possible Election Runoff In Primary
Arkansas party and county officials dispute whether a runoff is required after the first primary. The state Central Democratic Committee certified Bryant and Willis as top two, but several counties may skip a vote if no race is eligible. Willis withdraws funds and Bryant denies involvement while Lincoln and Poinsett counties hint at no election. Five district races, including senator contests in the 13th, 10th, 6th, and 11th districts, plus a prosecuting attorney race, appear on Tuesday’s ballot.
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Little Rock
State Central Democratic Committee
State Central Committee
Kelly Bryant
Hope
Milton J. Willis
van Buren
Willis
Bryant
State Committee
Secretary of State
Leon Catlett
Tom Harper
Fort Smith
Catlett
Harper
Lincoln
Poinsett
Joy Woodward
John M. Graves
Joe L. Templeton
Joe B. Hurley
Doc) Bryan
Carl E. Sorrels
Nathan G. Coulter
Sen
Roy L. Riales Sr
Dub Wells
James W. Raney
Weather totals and brief Arkansas Louisiana forecast
Weather totals show 29.01 inches through July with 2.89 inches last year. Experiment Station reports 24 hours ending 8 a m Monday with high 99 and low 70. Arkansas skies clear to partly cloudy this afternoon into Tuesday. Cugler south and east portions tonight, warmer north Tuesday. Tonight low 55 to 55s, north to upper 60s elsewhere. Tuesday high 85 to 95. Louisiana partly cloudy Tuesday. Continued on Page Two.
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Arkansas
Cugler
Kennedy to address taxes as economy shows mixed signs
President Kennedy plans a national address to discuss tax cuts and public works as a recession risks grow. Observers expect a cautious stance on quick tax relief amid congressional opposition and ongoing 1962 tax reform advocacy, with possible later action if needed.
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Washington
API
Kennedy
Congress
Afl-Cio
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
White House
Treasury
Weekend city accidents investigated by police
Three automobile accidents were investigated by City Police over the weekend with minor damage in two incidents. A third crash on East Division and Walnut damaged five parking meters and a stop sign after the driver reportedly lost steering. A separate incident at Byer's Station involved a collision with a gas pump causing only fender damage.
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Main
BR. J. Singletemn
McNab
Henry Weston
Hope
East Division
Walnut
Manson Jones
Allen Kinnard Davis
Kokomo Ind
Byer
Policaanin
McCulley
Eudora Plant Sold to New York Firm for Space Program Work
Eudora Mfg Co. was sold to Superior Surgical Mfg. Co. of New York. The plant will shift from mechanical uniforms to white tint-free uniforms for precision instrument work in the space program. Staffing will rise from 28 to about 100 workers, most of them women, with Superior operating six plants elsewhere. Sale price was not announced. local construction financing included a $75,000 bond issue and a $12,000 training fund.
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Eudora, Ark
Eudora Mfg. Co
Superior Surgical Mig. Co
New York
Gerald Benstock
Eudora
Benstack
Superior
Mississippi
Texas
North Carolina
Eudera
Wild
Boxcar Lands Safely in Pine Bluff After Oil Leak
An Air Puree C122 flying boxcar made a emergency landing at Pine Bluff municipal airport Sunday after an engine oil leak was found at 10,50 feet. Piloted by Captains Norman G. Smith and Marvin Fowler of George AFB California, with Sgt. JH Weeker aboard, the crew said the landing avoided danger.
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Pine Bluff, Ark
Pine Bluff Municipal
Norman G. Smith
Marvin Fowler
George Afb
Calif
Jh.weeker
Sire
Forty Hour Week Talks by Union
CHICAGO AP The AFL-CIO Executive Council opens its summer meeting with likely focus on the 40 hour work week and James R Hoffa. Meany and other leaders expect action on the Teamsters while the federation debates labor unity after the CWA conviction wave. Kennedy aides and employers oppose legislative shortening of the standard work week.
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James R. Hoffa
Teamsters Union
Afl-Cio Executive Council
Afl-Cio
George Meany
AFL Cio
Teamsters
Communications ‘Workers of America
CWA
Hoffa
Joseph A. Beirne
Executive Council
Kennedy
Labor
Arthur J. Goldberg
Commerce
Luther H. Hodges
Orval Faubus Names 150 Arkansas War Dead for Armed Forces Day
Governor Orval Faubus selects 150 Arkansas war dead to be honored on Armed Forces Day. One name from every county is chosen annually to comply with state tradition, with ceremonies planned across the state on the designated Tuesday.
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Little Rock
Orval
Faubus
Arkansas
H L Valentine 80 Dies Today in Hospital in Hope
H L Valentine age 96 a retired factory worker at Bonner I vory Handle Co died Monday in a local hospital. Lifelong Hope resident and Calvary Baptist Church member survived by wife Mys une Volantine two sons James B and Kelsie of Texarkana Texas six daughters R D Taylor Pauline Gilbert Cecil Teeters Hershel Henson J D Standridge and James Westmoreland. Brothers Munzie Luther Rufus and sister Eula Tell erler. Herndon Cornelius to announce arrangements.
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H. Lee Valentine
Bonner-Ivory Handle Co
Hope
Calvary Baptist Church
Mys
Une Volantine
James B
Kelsie Valentine
Texarkana
Tex
R. D. Taylor
Pauline Gilbert
Cecil Teeters
Hershel Henson
Dallas
Oregon
J. D. Standridge
Fairfield
Calif
James Westmoreland
Shreveport
Munzie
Luther
Sheridan Calif
Rufus
St. Louis
Eula Telleller
Epps Springs
Ark
Herndon Cornelius
Top Western Stars at Arkansas Livestock Exposition
Officials announced three top western television stars will appear at the Arkansas Livestock Exposition in Little Rock from October 1 to 6. Laren Green, Dan Blocker, and Ben and Hoss Cartwright of Bonanza, along with Sheb Wooley of Rawhide, were listed among the guests. Also, Arkansas State Teachers College held summer commencement with 222 graduates, including eight with masters degrees, as Dr. Silas D. Snow conferred the degrees.
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Little Rock
Arkansas Livestock Exposi
Ion
Laren Green
Dan Blocker
Ben and Hoss Cartwright
Sheb Wooley
Pete Nolan
ASTC
Conway
Ark
Arkansas State Teachers College
Silas D. Snow
Here's Where You Vote Tomorrow
Voters are reminded where to cast ballots for Tuesday's election with only the Secretary of State race on the ballot. Precincts at Hempstead Motor Co, 318 S Walnut. Ward 2 and 2A at the County Courthouse. Ward 3 at WOW Hall. Ward 4 at City Hall. Box 5 in the former Fashion Shoppe building. Box 6 identical to Ward 1 at Hempstead Motor Co.
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Hempstead Motor Co
Walnut Ward
Wow Hall
City Hall
Fashion Shoppe
Main St
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Hempstead
Bea
Vale
State Democratic Party
Death Claims Mrs Vera Anderson
Mrs Roy Anderson Miss Vera of Hope dies after three weeks illness at a local hospital. Born Vera Murphy in Hope, daughter of Mr and Mrs George Murphy Jr, granddaughter of attorney George Murphy. Survived by husband, daughter Mary Sue Byrns, one sister, and other relatives. Funeral Tuesday at First Christian Church with burial at Rose Hill Cemetery. active pallbearers listed.
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Vera
Arkansas
Vera Murphy
Hope
Ceorge We Murphy, Jr
George We Murphy
Andersons
Blu S. Main Si
First Christian Church
Clyit Goddard
Hermure Cornelius
Kure Hil
I Waar Dale Jones
Vincent Foster
Lyle Brown
Earl O'Neal Hack Howe
Bill Renton
Pol Porterfield
Army National Guard
Thomas
Rinaldo A. Souter
Spring Hhs Migly
Mae
South Wu Blaze College
Pee
Tear Gas Battle at Wall Marks First Anniversary
Border guards clashed with West Berlin youths near the former Nazi air ministry as the border wall anniversary sparked a fierce tear gas battle. East German police used water cannon while West Berlin protesters, carrying a wooden cross, hurled stones in anger.
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Berlin
Farm Bureau Meet Tuesday in Hempstead County
The Hempstead County Farm Bureau will meet on Tuesday August 14 at 06 West Fourth St with president Warn Buller presiding. The session begins at 8 pm and includes the Farm Bureau Women's Group meeting to organize for the 1963 year.
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Warn Buller
Farm Bureau Women's
Arm Bureau
Russia Sends 2 in Orbit and Big Gain
In Moscow two Soviet astronauts Circulated in tandem aboard Vostok II marking a historic lead in the space race. Maj. Andrian Nikolayev and Maj. Gherman Titov logged multiple orbits, reported stable instruments and cabin conditions, with no landing yet despite rising anticipation. Khrushchev sent congratulations as observers noted the mission’s significance for future space platforms and military satellite development. The British and American press tracked the event, noting the potential to influence Berlin and spy-satellite dynamics.
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Vostok Jr
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Maj. Gherman
Titov
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Popovich
Oak
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Dri
London
Britain
Berlin
Nikalayev
Gherman Tiley
Foreign Office
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U.S
Prescott Navy Officer Kolosky Buried in Local Service
Lt Cmdr Panl Pouir Koslosky 62 of Prescott a retired A S Navy man died Saturday at Barksdale Air Force Hospital Bossier City Louisiana He served 31 years in World War I II and the Korean War Funeral was Sunday at First Baptist Church Prescott with a 230 pm service A military burial with 21 gun salute and color guard followed at DeAnn cemetery Survivors include his wife Mona a son Robert William Kostosky of Fairfax California several relatives in Nebraska Georgia Connecticut and Colorado Springs unknowns
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Koslosky
Prescott
A. S. Navy
Barksdale Air Force Hospital
Bossiew City
First Baptist Church of
R. Woodell
DeAnn Cemetery
Community notices mark local election and trades news
All Around Town reports Hempstead election slated for Tuesday with a single race for secretary of state. The piece notes local business closures for funeral hour and mentions community events from J D Smith’s weighty cante loupe finds to National Guard training details and regional hospital updates.
Cosmonauts Report Radio Frequencies for COM fAPI
Soviet cosmonauts use two primary radio frequencies 20.00 megacycles and 144.625 megahertz for communications. BHM noted as a reference band.
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Cos Pmonts
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