Weather Summary Arkansas and Louisiana Forecast
Page Two Weather report for 24 hours ending 7 a.m. Thursday notes Arkansas partly cloudy to cloudy with scattered showers and thunderstorms mainly north half, becoming less numerous Friday with no major temperature change. Lows tonight 66-76, highs Friday 81-92. Louisiana partly cloudy and warm with scattered thundershowers most afternoons, lowest tonight 70-76, highest Friday 88-94.
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Arkansas
Louisiana
Eisenhower College Wins $2 Million Housing Loan
Washington AP reports the Department of Housing and Urban Development approved a $2.03 million loan to Eisenhower College in Seneca Falls New York for four dormitories.
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Washington
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Eisenhower College
Seneca Falls
N.Y
Obituary notices for William Hampton and Janie Moses
William Hampton 64 longtime Hempstead resident died Wednesday in a local hospital. Surviving wife Mattie, son William of Blevins, daughter Mrs. David Leellen of Shreveport, sister Mrs. Fred Tatum of Minden, brother Ivan Hampton of Texarkana. Services 10 a.m. Saturday at Herndon-Cornelius Chapel. Burial Patmos Cemetery. Pallbearers listed. Janie Montgomery Moses 81 Magnolia native and Baptist member died Tuesday. Surviving four sons Homer Laramie Wyoming, Dale California, Billy Magnolia, Carl Tennessee, sister Mrs. Mittie Wardlaw of McCaskill. Services Thursday in Nashville with burial in Ozan.
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William
Bill) Hampton
Hempstead
Tol-E-Tex Company
Mattie Hampton
William Hampton
Blevins
David Leellen
Shreve«port
Fred Tatum
Minden
Ivan Hampton
Texarkana
Herndon - Cornelius Chapel
A. A. Massey
Patmos Cemetery
Harold Porterfield
A. G. Garrett
Cybron
Lonnie Flowers
Royal Stroud
Clyde Osburn
Janie Moses
Janie Montgomery Moses
Magnolia
The
Baptist Church
Homer
Laramie
Wyo
Dale
Calif
Billy
Carl
Tenn
Mittie Wardlaw
McCaskill
Nashville
Ozan Cemetery
Romanian Pork Deal Protested In Texarkana Campaign Speeches
Lynn Lowe Republican nominee for Fourth District congressman sent a telegram to Secretary Freeman protesting a plan to raise and export Romanian pork to the United States. He alleged 300,000 hogs yearly with 72 percent bank financing would flood markets, harming American hog raisers and subsidizing a Communist economy. He criticized the governor's approval of the plan in a Communist country. The report also notes the Hodgenville Lincoln log cabin marble memorial in Kentucky.
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Texarkana
Lynn Lowe
Garland
Miller County
Orville Freeman
Lowe
Romania
United States
Bucharest
David Pryor
Camden
America
Steed Named MFA Agency in Hope
Bobby Steed of Hope is named local agent for MFA Mutual Insurance Company of Columbia Mo. He succeeds Charles Flowers and will also represent Countryside Casualty Co and MFA Life Insurance. J9 Sappington announces MFA serves policyholders in multiple states and notes Steed’s recent study of the companies and policies.
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Bobby Steed
Hope
MFA Mutual Insurance Company
Columbia
J. 9. Sappington
Samping
Charles Flowers
MFA Mutual
Countryside Casualty Co
MFA Life Insurance Company
MFA
Missouri
Oklahoma
Kansas
Arkansas
Nebraska
Illinois
Iowa
Kentucky
Tennessee
Minnesota
Indiana
Sappington
Lin Piao Rises Near Mao in Chinese Power Shakeup
Tokyo report says Defense Minister Lin Piao, age 59, is now China’s No. 2 man and may be on par with Mao Zedong. NCNA described Lin as Mao’s dearest comrade after a million-strong rally in Beijing. Liu Shao-chi, once Mao’s spokesman, appeared eighth on the reviewing stand and spoke little.
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John Roderick
Tokyo
Red China
Lin Piao
Mao Tze Tung
New China News Agency
Lin
Mao
Peking
Central Committee
Chinese Communist Party
Liu Shao-chi
Liu
Gate of Heavenly Peace Square
Peking Radio
NCNA
UN Invited to Look at Colonialism
United Nations special Committee on Colonialism will send a seven member mission to Madrid to confer before visiting Spanish Equatorial Guinea in West Africa. Delegates from Chile Denmark Mali Poland Sierra Leone Syria and Tanzania travel to assess conditions with aim to speed independence per the 1960 General Assembly declaration.
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William N. Oatis
United Nations
N.Y
Special Committee On
Madrid
Spanish Equatorial Guinea
West Africa
Chile
Denmark
Mali
Poland
Sierra Leone
Syria
Tanzania
U.N. General Assembly
Algiers
Jaime de Pinies
Equatorial Guinea
Fernando Poe
Gulf of Guinea
Rio Muni
Africa
Trusteeship Council
Efse
Committee On
Puth
Cave City Boy Killed in Arkansas 69 Crash
Don Oversell age 14 of Cave City died in a collision on Arkansas 69 about 10 miles east of Batesville. Erel A. Pierce 18 of Salado was driving the other car. State Police report details are incomplete in the fragment.
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Batesville
Ark
Don Oversell
Cave City
Arkansas 69
Here
Erel A. Pierce
Salado
Independenta County
Mixup over House committee rights fuels Viet Nam probe
The AP notes a rare clash over the Un American Activities Committee’s use of witnesses in a Viet Nam protest inquiry. Courts limited congressional power as ACLU seeks a three judge ruling on committee authority while two witnesses face injunction fights in federal court.
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James Marlow
Associated Press News
Washington
House Committee On Un-American Activities
Viet Nam
Congress
Teapot Dome
Committee On UN
Joseph R. McCarthy
Wisconsin
Senate
Supreme Court
House Committee On UniAmerican
U.S
American Civil Liberties Union
ACLU
Uid
House Committee
Howard F. Corcoran
Carcoran
Betti
Anyady
Det
Ligue
Sethi
Paul
Print Economy Faces New Problems Amid High Rates
Government efforts to curb inflation face hurdles as wage price guidelines erode and steel and airline settlements exceed targets. The Federal Reserve tightens credit, raising bank reserve requirements to six percent for large time deposits, likely trimming lending by about 450 million dollars. Secretary Fowler warns higher money costs fuel inflation, while Patman pushes for lower rates and caps on CD yields. The stock market sinks on inflation fears and Viet Nam war uncertainty.
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Joseph R. Coyne
Washington
Johnson
Afl-Cio
George Meany
William H. Shaw
Federal Reserve Board
Commerce Department
Secretary of the Treasury
Henry H. Fowler
Fowler
Wright Patman
D+ Tex
House Banking Committee
House
Patman
Savings and Loan Associations
Hubert H. Humphrey
Associated Press
Viet Nam
Senators Back Reserve Call-up for Viet Nam Force
Washington input shows Senators J William Fulbright and John L McClellan both Arkansas Democrats voting for a defense appropriations amendment. The measure authorizes President Johnson to call up individual military reservists to meet Viet Nam manpower needs and passed 66 21.
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Washington
J. William Fulbright
John L. McClellan
Arkansas
Encephalitis Brings Spray Over Dallas
Three U.S. Air Force planes begin systematic spraying of Dallas with Malathion to check a St. Louis encephalitis epidemic. City health officials report 57 probable cases since July with two deaths possibly linked to the virus. Extra rainfall left breeding grounds for mosquitoes as health experts call the outbreak epidemic in this city of 750,000.
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Tom Johnson
Dallas
Tex
U.S. Air Force
USS
Public Health Service
Hal J. Dewlett
Dewlett
Langley Air Force Base
St. Louis
John Kilpatrick
Communicable Disease Center
U.S. Public Health Service
Atlanta
El Dorado Prosecutor Seeks Ruling on Petition Signatures
Deputy prosecutor Beryl Anthony Jr. said he will ask the attorney general if a referendum petition signature must match the voter's registration signature. County Clerk Pansy Bryant requested the opinion as she certifies signatures for a Union County voting machines measure on the November ballot. Also notes Wilm's tumor described as second most common cancer in infants and children arising in the kidney.
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EL Dorado
Ark
Beryl Anthony Jr
Attorney General’s Office
Pansy Bryant
Anthony
Union County
Ralph Harrison Joins Collier Furniture & Appliances
Collier Furniture & Appliances announces Ralph Harrison has joined the firm. Harrison serves as First Vice President of the Hope Lions Club and is a member of the VFW, with eleven years in the appliance business. Trotsky memory not rehabilitated says Pravda on 50th anniversary.
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Collier Furniture & Appliances
Ralph Harrison
Harrison
Hope Lions Club
Trostsky
Moscow
Leon Trotsky
Pravda
Communist Party
Trotsky
V.I. Lenin
Josef V. Stalin
Mexico
Soviet
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