Election in Germany Uneasy Time in Berlin Crisis
Washington reports fret over Berlin in the German election campaign. West German leaders Adenauer and Brandt navigate Berlin tensions as U.S. officials urge nonprovocative, bipartisan handling while stressing Western unity against Moscow. Brandt petitions for political action, then backs a moderate stance amid border closures and Soviet pressure.
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John M. Hightower
Washington
U.S
Berlin
East
Beteen
Konrad Adenauer
Christian Democrat
Willy Brandt
Moscow
Brandt
Adenaud
Bonn
U. S
Hich
Soviet Union
West
West Berlin
Kennedy
United States
Britain
France
Adenauer
Shover Road Hardtop Bid Due Sept 6
State Highway Department notifies that bids will be let September 6 for 4.2 miles of blacktopping and surfacing on Highway 2 southeast of Hope. The project will extend from Rosston road through the Shover Springs community.
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Amps Yee Uyers
State Highway Department
Hope
Rosston
Shover Springs
Joe Lingo Named Council Official At ASC Workshop
Joe Lingo of Hope was elected vice president of his Arkansas Association of Student Councils unit at the ASC Conway campus workshop. Eight councils attended with Hope Igh’s student council led by elected president elect Joeio son of Lloyd and Mrs. HO.
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Arkansas Assn
ASC
Conway
Joe Lingo
Hope
Hope Igh
Joe Io
Lloyd HO
Vince Foster
Tech
Ginger’ Bowden
Bard Downs
Vince
Vincent Fosters
Gin Wee
Dt, Bowelon
Weather Summary From Experiment Station Report
Weather report covers period ending Thursday with high 85 and low 60, no precipitation observed. Year to date precipitation through July 24 remains 824 while prior year for the same period is not available. Northeast and north regions forecast continues, with outlook on Page Follo.
Dixie Band Camp Captains Named for 1962
About 500 students from six states attended the Dixie Band Camp at Arkansas A&M College Mantivella from July 23 to August 12. Lope hosted two captains for next year Mary Virginia Bowden and Roy Allison with Roy also serving this year. Phil Metarty named quartermaster next season. Fourteen campers earned $85 scholarships. teens include Grace Ginger daughter of Mr and Mrs J T Buwduns. Roy Allison, Phil Melurly and John Barbiaratte featured in camp events.
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Dixie Band
Arkansas A&m College
Mantivella
Lope
Mary Virginia Bowden
Roy Allison
Roy
Phil Metarty
Ginger
J. Tl. Buwduns
Phil
James Melurly
Hope High School
John Barbiaratte
Koy
Allison
Melton to Speak on Arkansas Development at Hope Meeting
Marvin W. Melton, president of the Arkansas State Chamber of Commerce, will address a community meeting at Hotel Barlow Tuesday, sponsored by the Hope Kiwanis Clubs. The talk seeks to persuade citizens on Arkansas development and welfare, with Melton noted for 40,000 miles and 250 speeches in 19 months as state C of C head.
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Marvin W. Melton
Arkansas State Chamber of Commerce
Poo
Arkansas
C. E. Palmer
Progressive Farmer Magazing
Lions Launch Bulb Sale on Monday for Sight Work
The Lions Club of Lope starts a bulb sale Monday offering four 100, two 75 and 160 watt bulbs for $2. Call Jamie Russell Jimmie Griffin or Haskell Jones to receive in advance. Proceeds support broom safe and sight conservation programs for the blind locally.
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Lions
Hhe Hope
Sulu
Jamie Russell
Jimmie Griffin
Haskell Jones
Lions Club of Lope
Funeral Service for Bau Upchurch Saturday at New Hope Church
The funeral for Bau Upchurch who died suddenly will be held at 2 p m Saturday at New Hope church. Officiating will be Rev AJ Livingston and Rev Bilveyy with burial in New Hope cemetery.
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Bau! Upchurch
New Hope Church
AJ DB. Livingston
Bilveyy
New i Hope
Herne Congelius
Litterbugs Cost State 50,000 in Trash Pickup Fees
The state spent 50,000 on litter pickup along highways during the first six months of the year. Crews worked 34,170 man hours and logged 69,266 truck miles to remove 10,000 tons of rubbish. Maintenance Engineer R B Winfrey said crews pick up trash in spare time and focus on main highways, with limited funds for secondary roads.
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Little Rock
R. B. Winfrey
Winfrey
Hope High School Bookstore Opens for 9th and 10th Graders
Earl Downs announces Hope High School will open its 22nd bookstore at 8 30 a m for 9th and 10th grade students to buy books with schedules picked up from the office. 7th and 12th graders may shop on the 24th and 25th. Textbooks for 1961 62 updated including Civics and Literature 40th Grade Geometry and Latin II.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Downs
Hope High School
Third District Stock Show Opens September Show
The Third District Livestock Show will open September 25 30 with improved exhibits. More livestock and exhibitors than in years past plus a premier carnival. A royal pig show and multiple entertainment events are planned across the week at Port Worth Texas venues.
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Heough Sahuday
Ranel Ruden
Port
Werth
Texas
Walker Says He Talked of Americanism
Maj. Gen. Milwin A. Walker, former commander of an American division in Europe, defended a program he said promoted Americanism and citizenship duties, denying links to John Birch Society views. He described the effort as psychological readiness training for soldiers, while awaiting Army inquiry results in Heidelberg after controversy sparked by Overseas Weekly.
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Cleveland
Europe
Wisee
Milwin A. Walker
Florey S. ‘Truman
Dean Acheson
Eleanor’ Roosevelt
Ilo
U.S. Army Land Quarters
Heidelberg
Germany
Walker
1St
Special Service
Charlotty T. Walker
Congress
Avril
Ngn
Overseas Weekly
John Birch Society
Havielor
Toup
Linde Rock
Ark
Cones Lel
Navy Plans 42 Ships to Boost Fleet by Next Summer
The Navy announced a program to add 42 ships to its operating fleet by next summer, including an attack carrier. The build up aims to raise readiness for conventional warfare with a large ship increase by the end of the 1962 fiscal year. Of the new total 862 will be warships and 479 will be support and noncombat types. The plan uses three methods to bring mothballed ships back, add new units, and retain aging vessels.
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Washington
iNavy
Hanoi
Dune Gy
Lash Moudiy
Navy
Newburgh Welfare Plan Faces Court Injunction Action
Supreme Court Justice John Donohoe granted a temporary injunction blocking Newburgh's controversial relief tightening plan. The ruling, issued at his Cold Spring home, halts work requirement and cutting benefits pending further orders. City officials plan appeals as state officials consider next steps.
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Newburgh
Nay
Supreme Court
John 2
Donohoe
Cold Springs
Orange County
Goshen
Joseph Mitchell
New York
New York State
Lagishiture
Doliohue
Dollohue
Court of Equity
Mitchell
State Board of Social Welfare
Attorney Federal
Welfare Department
Vernuye Us
Hope Group to Talk on KWKH Sounding at Shreveport Broadcast
Hope Group business people travel to Shreveport to appear on Radio Station KWKH for a scheduled talk. The appearance is arranged with courtesy of KWKD and a program called Hope Days, guiding events through the week.
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Hope Group
Remu
Hope
Shreveport
KWKH
Hevish
KWKED
Cuban Ship Bahia de Nipe Defects to Seek Asylum
Cuban cargo ship Bahia de Nipe anchored in Lynnhaven Roads after crew including the captain sought political asylum in the United States. Coast Guard, immigration and customs boarded the vessel as Swiss authorities in Havana were advised, with no immediate State Department comment on asylum status.
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Norfolk
Bahia de Nipe
United States
Lynnhaven Roads
Chesapeake Bay
Cuba
Coast Guard
Norfolk Naval Station
Immigration
Oivers
Flh Naval District
U.S
Havana
Lynnhaven
Washington
State Department
Alan
Immigration, Customs and Health
Little Creek
Hempstead youth shines at state tractor driving contest
Henry Moss Rowe of Hempstead wins the state tractor driving title and will represent the state at the National Tractor Day in Arkansas. The event, part of the AH Club Activity Day in Little Keck, included participants from Hempstead County and Eluape Wassocal price state Winkel, with others competing in livestock judging, poultry, and daily foods demonstrations.
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Henry Moss Rowe
Hempstead
Moss Rowe
Mos. Howe
Sitle
Arkansis
Riehl
Yeo
Ozael Club
Sharon Evans
Mes
Edward Pye
Eluape Wassocal Price State Winkel
Shore Springs
Self
Eddie Byers
Joe ‘Ngland
Jimmy Carver
Charles Mecurk
Sanda Wright
Tye
Ruth Weight
Shaver Springs
High Level Talks Next Berlin Move
Western Allies draft new notes to Moscow offering high level talks on Germany in response to Berlin crisis. US Britain and France seek talks with East-West leaders to pursue a German peace treaty while Khrushchev presses for a neutral and disarmed West Berlin and separate peace with West and East Germany. Discussions hint at possible ministers or state chiefs meeting, with cautious Western tone amid Soviet press and Berlin tensions.
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John Fiehn
Werlin
Capa
Germany
Berlin
Khrushchny
West Berlin
Washington
Lenton
Reds
Page
Blevins Public Schools Set to Open in September
Blevins Public Schools will open Monday September 4 with a 8380 am to 15 pm schedule. Superintendent Wallace R Neco announces staff for Blevins High School including Bobby Daniel as Coach and Principal and lists teachers for history home ec science agriculture biology and chemistry junior coach malls and sciences librarian and English guidance counselor and secretary. Bus drivers meet September 2 and must take a driving exam August 24 at Hope Ji School. Birth certificates required for new students and Robert Wiley elected principal of the Training School.
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Launtid
Hope Ji
Robert Wiley
Blevins ‘Training School
Draft call sets record since Korea in Arkansas
Litle Rock AP Arkansas' largest draft call since the Korean War will include non-fathers about 25 years old. The 273 men in the state quota were announced by State Selective Service Director Fred M. Croom. About 3 percent will be called to meet the induction quota and another 1,920 will be examined pre-induction.
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Litle Rock
Selective Service
Arkansas
Fred M. Croom
Associated Press
Shire
Croom
Carlos Salzedo, Harpist, Dies at 76
Carlos Salzedo, noted composer harpist conductor and music teacher, died at 76 after a heart attack on the Colby College campus where he was to judge Metropolitan Opera auditions. He resided in New York City.
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Associated Press
Waterville
Maine
Carlos Salzedo
Salzedo
Colby College
Metropolitan Opera
New York City
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