All-America Alliance Inched Toward Signing Punta Del Este
Punta del Este Uruguay AP reports Western Hemisphere ministers prepare for a ceremonial signing of the Punta del Este Declaration to launch Kennedy’s Alliance for Progress. The pact aims to channel over 20 billion dollars into Latin American development over 10 years, with Cuba abstaining on the final committee vote.
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Punta Disleste
Uruguay
Sient Kennedy
Punta del Fiste
Kennedy
U. S
IntereAmerican Economic Conference
Cuba
Ernesto Guevara
Kennage
Next Maceh
la Ung
America
Punta del Este
United States
Europe
Japan
VFW Plans Melon Feed at Ft Roots
The VFW Post at Little Rock will deliver 16,900 pounds of watermelons to Fort Roots Veterans Hospital on Sunday August 20. About 1508 patients will receive melons, funded largely by Buddy Poppy sales. John Lloyd supplied the melons with transport by Pergys Truck Stop. Final plans meet Tuesday night August 15.
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VFW
Fort Roots Veterans Hospital
Little Rock
John Lloyd
Pergys
Weather Invernment Station Report For Missouri And Nearby
Partial cloudy to day through Tuesday with little warmer northwest and scattered showers. Highs 88 to 95 expected elsewhere with a few thundershowers. overnight lows around 77 to 86. Precipitation 1/14 inch. Yearly total 32.49 inches through July, last year 22.49.
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Nols Ending
Pam
Missouri
Howest
Red Tape Cut to Speed Up Plane Return
Washington moves to speed the return of an hijacked Eastern Airlines plane by easing Cuba travel rules and arranging a swap of a Cuban patrol boat for the American crew. The United States will release a Cuban patrol boat to Cuba while Fidel Castro agrees to fly the crew to the United States, with the plan aiming for a Tuesday handover at Key West. The move reverses normal restrictions on U.S.-Cuba travel and marks an unprecedented diplomatic arrangement in the hijacking case involving a four engine jet seized in Havana.
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Washington
United States
Uhorough
Cuba
Eastern Airlines
Fidel
James
Taranas
Americas
U.S
Charles & Ashmann
Harris & Co
Florida
State Department
Harris
Cuban Tourist Commission
Joseph W. Reap
Key West
New West
Mikunio Tampa
Blu
Havana
Cuebak
Cassen
Cassen Indo
Gabon Celebrates Independence Anniversary in Libreville
Celebrations mark another anniversary of Gabon’s independence at Libreville with public gatherings, speeches, and cultural displays showcasing national pride and historical milestones since gaining freedom. Local officials praise progress and unity amid festive events across the capital.
State Moves to Take Over NYC Schools
Albany reports Governor Rockefeller calls a special session to consider emergency action that could place New York City's troubled school system under state control. The move follows ongoing corruption accusations and a contentious mayoral campaign with Mayor Wagner resisting. The plan would replace the nine member board with a state appointed panel and restructure management of education in the city.
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Albany
N.Y
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York City
Robert F. Wagner
Wagner
Ema
Rockefeller
James E. Allen
Feduens Finn
Shire Board of
Reels
Beetween Warner Aml
Arthur Levitt
City Democrat
Sam Weaver 99 Dies in Port Worth Texas
Sam Weaver, 99, dies Sunday in Port Worth Texas after a long illness. Survivors include a daughter in Texarkana and a nephew. Funeral services will be held at Corneh Puawal Home on Thursday at 2230, according to local notices.
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Sam Weaver
Port Worth
Prescott
New County
Texarkarty
Cvell
Jlape
Seevieus
Cormeh
Motorboat Deaths Highlight Violent Week on Ouachita Lake
A boating accident on Lake Ouachita near Hot Springs killed a 12 year old boy during a water ski run. The 14 year old driver faced manslaughter charges with bond set under $1,000. Owners of the boat were charged with negligence. The week saw 24 violent deaths across the area including drownings, shootings, a fire, and a stabbing.
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John Henry Strode
Ianl
John Strode
Pine Bluff
Mabelvale
Avil
Atty
David Whittington
W.hall
Damon Hall
Mabel
Billy
Burdue
Addie Harper
Willie Wilkins
Roger Jolson
Biggers
Ihn Man Johnsup
Miles Ace
Petioe
Eichmann Trial Ends in Jerusalem
In Jerusalem Adolf Eichmann’s trial closes after 17 weeks with defense urging the court to close the file and judge him no more. Justice Moshe Landau did not set a verdict date, saying sentencing would come in November as defense lawyer Robert Servatius attacked the prosecution’s case and questioned Eichmann’s liability for Nazi crimes.
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Garven Hudgins
Jerusalem
Siat
Adolf Eichmann
Moshe Fat Dau
Eichmann
Robert Servatius
Comseleo
Gestapo Coronel
Richmann
Foil
Malta
Rael Argents
Argentina
Jin May
Loh
Servatius
Esvad
Germany
Chinese Reds Train Cubans
Ta Tua news agency reports Chinese Communists are training Cuban officers in air craft and artillery at Nan King Formosa. The agency claims underground mainland contacts but the report could not be independently confirmed.
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Vaipel
Formosa
Nan- King
Ta Tua
Mexican bridge collapse kills nine workers injures forty two
A railway bridge under conviction collapsed near Villa Cardel in southeastern Mexico on Saturday killing nine workers and injuring forty two. Local officials reported the disaster as investigators began to assess the cause and scope of the accident.
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Villa Cardel
Mexica
Mexico
Walter L Sallee Becomes CPA in Philadelphia Area
Walter L Sallee of Hope Route Prescott Route is noted as passing the CPA exam successfully. The former Hope resident, son of Lord Sallee, gains certified public accountant status in Philadelphia, with reference to local addresses and family ties.
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Walker le Salles
Tual Sprive St
Philadelphia
Commonwealth of Pun
Berlin Crisis Deepens as Gate Closed and Flights Restricted
President Kennedy and Secretary Rusk escalate Berlin tensions over the flight of refugees to West Berlin. Rusk denounces the Red crackdown as a flagrant violation and contemplates Western actions beyond formal protests. Ambassador Thompson plans to leave Washington for Frankfurt to join his family.
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Washington
Kennedy
Devon Rusk
Berlin
West Berlin
Poy D. Kohler
Britain
France
West Germany
Midfternoon
West
West Gemany
East Germany
Rustin Llewellyn Thompson
Tlymnnis Port
Mass
White House
Thompson
New York
Frankfurt
GeraMity
Moscow
Husk
Paris
Kutsk
East
Soviet Union
Germany
State Department
Rusk
Land Bank in Long Term Credit Meet
The Federal Land Bank Association of Texarkana leaders and manager will join a group meeting in Little Rock on August 24 to discuss long term credit plans for farmers. Fred Land Bank serves Arkansas, Missouri and Oklahoma through 67 associations, with loans reaching a record high of 201 million by July 31.
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Federal Land Bank Associaton
Texarkana
Little Rock
Arkansas Assas
Federal Land Bank
Federal Land Bank of St. Louis
Ark
William A. Dickinson
WC. Munter
Assa Ul Texarkand
Schedule of X Ray Unit for Hempstead County
Schedule of the Molle Xeatay Unit for Hempstead County lists dates in August and September for court sessions and events. It names Wards, Saenger Theatre, and Sharhouse & Sons with various times and locations, though the OCR is garbled. The entries reference August 0 and September dates with noon and 6 pm appearances, indicating a county schedule of public events and judicial sessions.
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Te Molle Xeatay
Hempstead
Courtho Vriday
Courthauga
W. Sharhouse & Sons
Saenger Teatro
Pam
Saenger
Red Blockade Halts Exodus to the West
Thousands of Communist police and battle renly troops barricaded East Berlin to stop escapes to the West as tensions rose. Only about 25 to 30 crossed the border Sunday after a Friday record. 4,100 had crossed Saturday before the ban. East Berlin workers in the Western sector missed work. protest or disturbance reports were unclear. Skirmishes occurred along the 26 mile border as West Berliners jeered Red guards.
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George Boultwood
Berlin
Fap
Renly
East Berlin
Lempers
Horder
Fron
Reds
West
West Berlin
Willy Brandt
Red
Soviet Union
Kennedy
Konrad Adenauer
Brandt
Langry West
Uesit
Rockefeller says college not always required for success
Conway Arkansas AP Rockefeller millionaire Winsthrop Rockefeller told a Arkansas State Teachers College audience that the nation has created a folk tale belief that everyone must go to college. He argued a true equality means offering different paths to reach opportunities and that education should fit individual abilities and roles.
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Conway
Ark
Millionaire Winsthrop Rockefeller
Morvistar
Simmer Vliss
Arkansas State Teachers College
Rockefelier
Ech Persen
Nis
Inelmadstal
Roekefoller
Berlin Gate Crisis Amid Split City Tensions
West Berliners clash with East German forces at the Brandenburg Gate as refugees are blocked. East German troops seal the gate with armed militiamen, while West Berlin police struggle to push back crowds of several hundred to thousands. Contingent details follow on Page Two.
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George Boultwood
Berlin
West
West Berlin
Hes
People's Amy
he /Semechele
Bell Honors Its Veteran Employes
Four local telephone employees were honored at an anniversary dinner at the Ue Hotel Bartow dining room last Thursday evening. Fred Gray led the ceremony with service emblems and certificates for Henry Penwick 29 years Aslin 20 years James Freeman 15 years and Pat Brown 5 years. Attendees included John Koonce district plant superintendent Hot Springs Bill ONeal Hot Springs Me and Mrs Randall McKinnis Ashdown Mr and Mrs Jones Freeman Nashville Mr and Mrs Veney Fenwick Mr and Mrs Thomas Fenwick Jr Mr and Mrs Robert Mitchel Mr and Mrs Astin Mr and Mrs Dee Brown BK Goudner and Gray all of Hope.
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Ue Hotel
Bartow
Fred Gray
Henry Penwick
A Aslin
James Freeman
Nashville
Pat Brown
John Koonce
Districk
Hot Springs
Bill O'Neal
Randall McKinnis
Ashdown
Junes Mreeman
Veney’ Fenwick
Thomas Fenwick Jr
Robert Mitchel
Iid Astin
Dee Brown
Goudner
Andre Gray
All of Hope
Thief Strikes Clothesline Twice in Month
Mrs. Alvin Reynolds reports a theft on her clothesline at 618 S. Siders Street, with two bed sheets stolen. Police confirm a similar robbery occurred exactly one month earlier on July 1, prompting close scrutiny of the coincidence.
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Alvin Reynolds
St. Taki
Reynolds
Methodist Camp Meeting Opens August 18 at Davidson Camp
The Methodist Camp Meeting opens at Davidson camp ground on August 18 and runs through August 28. Dr. Charles Baughman conducts the services with Mrs. Cecil Osborn as pianist and Randall Andrews of Gordon conducting, assisted by a youth chair. The camp ground is about 14 miles west of Arkadelphia.
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Davidson Camp Ground
Arkus
Delphia
Charles Baughman
Cecil “Osborn
Randall Andhews Af Gordon
Jones Column Out on Vacation
The Arguid the Town column by managing editor Paul T. Jones will be missing this week and next as Mr Jones is on vacation. The column notes a lost region, the Jones team, and a boat chase headed for Narrows Loaiser.
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Colum
Paul T. Jones
Mr. Jones
Jones Tamery
Narrows Loaiser
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