Quake Lake Forms After Dam Break on Madison River
The Madison River slide created a natural dam that backed water five miles upstream, forming Quake Lake a deep blue lake ringed by dead pine trees showing the high water mark. Engineers cut a spillway to relieve pressure, preserving the valley but leaving the lake’s future for recreation uncertain as forest rangers monitor the popular turnout area.
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Madison
Nature
Dar-Building
Madison Valley
Quake Lake
Hope School District election set for September 24 1963
Legal notice announces the Hope School District No 1 A election in Hempstead County Arkansas on September 24 1963 from 8 00 am to 6 30 pm voters will approve a 40 mill school tax for debt service and general fund for district operations and elect board posts 1 2 and 3 for three year terms polling places are City Mall and Fulton Library.
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Hope
Hempstead County
Arkansas
City Mall
Fulton Library
Hope School District to install gasoline pumps in 1963 notice
Secretary of School Board Christopher Oi Cumpany seeks approval to install two gasoline pumps at 413 West Third Street Hope Arkansas with hearing set for August 19 at 8:00 p.m. in City Hall. Probate matter in Hempstead County concerns the estate of Aline Moore Pate deceased with administratrix appointed and six month claims period from August 6 1963. Audrey Warner administratrix with will annexed Magnolia Arkansas, and attorney John L Wilson, Aug 16 23 1963.
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J. W. Franks
Secretary of School Board
Christopher Oi Cumpany
Hope
West Third —— Street
Arkansas
Board of Directors
Frances Reynerson
Hempstead County
Aline Moore Pate
Moses
Audrey Warner
West Monroe
Magnolia
John L. Wilson Allorney
Nuclear Ban Ratification Gains Momentum In Hearings
Senate committee leaders praised the nuclear test ban treaty as hearings proceed. They cited strong support from Foreign Relations Chair J W Fulbright and Joint Atomic Energy Chair John Pastore, noting confidence grew as testimonies shaped a favorable view of ratification. Generals Taylor and McCone backed a robust verification regime and continued nuclear research.
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U.S
J. W. Fulbright
D-Ark
Foreign Relations Committee
John C. Pastore
D-R.1
Joint Atomic Energy Committee
John A. McCone
Central Intelligence Agency
Maxwell D. Taylor
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Pentagon
Soviet Union
Gulf Oil seeks permit for new gasoline pump in Hope
Gulf Oil Corporation has applied to install a gasoline pump and underground tank at 100 South Laurel for commercial use. A hearing is set for the board meeting at City Hall Hope on Monday August 18 1963 at 8 00 PM. Aug 12 16 1963.
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Gulf Oil Corporation
South Laurel
City Hall
Hope
Frances Reynerson
Hope City seeks leases for 780 acres on airport land
The City of Hope invites proposals to lease roughly 780 acres of farming and pasture rights on airport property designated as WAA DISPOSAL NO. WARK7-A. Proposals due by 10:00 A.M. August 26, 1963 in the City Clerk's office. Leases offered for five and ten years. terms available for both periods. information from City Manager at City Hall, Hope Arkansas.
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City of Hope
M .S. Bates
City Hall
Hope
Arkansas
Trial details on Hurst tax division case in Arkansas
In Washington the Justice Department questioned Mrs. Gregory about grand jury testimony from 1963 claiming Hurst said money was needed to keep her husband from extradition to Texas. The exchange touched a $2,500 payment and alleged pressure on Gov Faubus, with further questioning about a 1960 meeting and commutation attempts. Mrs. Gregory admitted past prostitution in Hot Springs. Judge Miller told jurors to weigh her grand jury statements for credibility in the tax trial.
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Justice Department
Washington
Texas
Parl
Faubus
Gregory
Grand
Little Rock
John EB. Miller
Thrower of Gas Bomb in Store Sought
Police continue an intensive search for an unidentified white man who dropped a tear gas bomb in Loveman's department store in downtown Birmingham. At least 22 people, mostly women, were overcome during the noon rush hour. 14 victims were Negro. The device was placed in a wastebasket near the first floor escalator and fumes spread via the building’s air system.
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Brimingham
Ala
Loveman's Department Store
Birmingham
Bancroft's Banco Chase Ends in Rocky Pursuit
The narrator pursues a runaway dun horse as Bancroft Benson rides toward a treacherous slide. A brutal 30 yard dash ends with the gelding crashing through brush and a rock-strewn slope. The rider clings on, lashes his horse, and fights to outpace pursuers while the canyon and bluffs loom ahead.
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Mustang
Ike
Five Arrested in Predawn Bank Robbery Case
In a predawn theft, Boal’s wife Rene and Alfred and Mary Pilgrim who ran a London florist shop were charged with receiving 1,190 notes worth 3,332 pounds stolen from a bank. Emily Clark, widow of Bournemouth, tipped police and went into hiding as a potential reward dispute grows. John Maris, a herdsman, led detectives to the gang’s farm hideout 18 miles away. Cecil Hart warns of looming complications over the large reward and loot recovery.
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Boal
Rene
Alfred
Mary Pilgrim
London
Emily Clark
Bournemouth
Cowdery
Cecil Hart
Insurance Assessors
Hope Star Terrors 09 Face Ep 15 40 Zad Nevada
A fragment from a serialized tale depicts mounting danger as Hope Star terrors 09 confront ep 15 40 Zad in Nevada. The narrator reflects on Mr Rock and a bulldog heart, hinting at a brutal clash while baring fatigue and rising stakes. The excerpt ends with To Be Continued.
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Terrors
Zad
Nevada
Miller
Tom Rock
Grayly
Nelson C. Nye
Newspaper
Enterpise Assn
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