Butts Awarded 3.6 Million by U S Jury
Atlanta AP report says a federal court jury awarded Wally Butts 3.6 million dollars in his 10 million libel suit against Curtis Publishing Co over a Saturday Evening Post article alleging he leaked Georgia football plans to Bear Bryant before a 1962 game.
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Atlanta
Wally Butts
Saturday Evening Post
Butts
Curtis Publishing Co
goPost
University of Georgia
Alabama
Paul
Bear) Bryant
Georgia Athletic
Lewis R. Morgan
Post
Bryant
Morgan
Curtis
Arkansas Weather Experiment Station Report 7 a.m. Tuesday
Weather summary for a4 hours ending at 7 a.m. Tuesday notes high of 91 and low of 68 with 11 percent precipitation. Clear to partly cloudy in ARKANSAS, with intervals of mostly cloudy skies continuing on Continuado Page Two.
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Associated Press
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Albuquerque
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Boise
Boston
Buffalo
Chicago
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Denver
Des Moines
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Gets 7 Years in Shotgun Slaying
El Dorado Arkansas AP reports R. J. Moses a 33 year old resident of Huttig was sentenced to seven years in the State Penitentiary for the shotgun slaying of his estranged wife Georgia Mae Moses and her boyfriend Vernon Grissom. Moses pleaded guilty in Union Circuit Court to a charge of murder in the first degree. The shootings occurred Oct 6 at Flesenthal.
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EL Dorado, Ark
R. J. Moses
State Penitentiary
Georgia Mae Moses
Vernon Grissom
Moses
Union Circuit
Flesenthal
Rescue efforts continue for trapped miners in Hazleton
In Hazleton Pennsylvania rescuers press ahead through fog with two drilling operations aimed at freeing three miners trapped over 300 feet underground since last Tuesday. The plan is a 24 inch bore to lift them to the surface while a twin six inch hole is deepened to reconnect with the group. Louis Bova 42 of Petersonville remains isolated by debris and concerns grow for his safety.
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James V. Lamb
Associated Press
Hazleton, Pa
Louis Bova
Pettersonville
Bova
H.B. Charmbury
State Secretary of Mines
Charmbury
David Felling
Sheppton
Chambury
Major Shot While Playing Golf at Blytheville Base
Maj. M. G. Murphy of Blytheville Air Force Base was lightly wounded when struck by a bullet during golf at the base course. Sheriff William Berryman said nearby ditch line is used for target practice and deputies are investigating the apparent accidental shooting.
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Blytheville, Ark
M. G. Murphy
Blytheville Air Force Base
William Berryman
Billy Rose wealth, art, and pigeons define a different life
In New York Billy Rose, nearing 64, says money matters less than personal joys. He aims to 50 million, raises pigeons on a Connecticut island, and tends decorative birds and deer. He lives in a vast Manhattan mansion with a terrier, and pursues art, theater, and possible projects while cherishing simple pleasures and a single, elusive dream.
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Lower East Side
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Rose
Wall Street
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Jonathan Swift
Gullivers
Bev Lahr
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Jerusalem
Rose Say
Christman
Notes From County Agent C Caldwell on 4-H club day and armyworm alerts
Notes from County Agent C Caldwell itemize the 4 H Club fun day at the Southwest Branch Experiment Station on August 22 with meal prep and a 4 p m start. Armyworm infestations rise and spraying guidance follows using Malathion or Sevin with proper rates for grazing land and beef cattle. Jewel Moore buys Santa Gertrudis heifers and a Brahma bull for his commercial herd set to move in October. CAMPA meeting at the county courthouse signals a need for 3 million pounds of extra milk next year and urges pasture work artificial breeding and strong herd management.
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Gulf Coast
Moore
Campa
Woman Perishes in Farm Fire Near Wilson
Mrs. Joe Ello, 55, died in a farm home fire near Wilson 25 miles south of Blytheville. Her husband, who tried to rescue her, suffered burns on his arms but was not hospitalized. The blaze gutted the farm dwelling and left no other occupants uninjured.
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Bhryt
Joe Ello
Sun
Wilson
Blytheville
City Board Plans $800,000 Storm Sewer and Paving Plan
A city board discussed an $800,000 paving and storm sewer project funded by a $250,000 federal grant with local matching. About $120,000 from city surplus would cover part, with the remainder raised via a street and sewer improvement district. Petitions will seek property owner approval, targeting Edgewood to Main corridors and several cross streets north of the Missouri Pacific tracks.
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Edgewood
Main
Shover St
Highway
Laurel
Walnut
Foster Or Wirst St
2Nd St
Missouri Pacific Tracks
East
Legislature Is Rapped by Rep Brandon in Arkansas
Rep Jim Brandon of Pulaski County criticized the 1963 General Assembly and Democratic leadership led by Gov. Orval Faubus. He urged bold Democratic replacements, cited party blame for governance, and noted vacancies such as the Democratic National Committeeman post and past electors. He urged voters to demand concrete reform.
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Little Rock
Jim Brandon
Pulaski County
General Assembly
Democratic Party
Arkansas
Orval E. Faubus
Brandon
Independence County
Virgil Butler
Bob Harvey
Swifton
Lee County
W. L . Ward
Benton County
Hardy Croxton
Kennedy Johnson
Kennedy
Lyndon Johnson
Pat Mehaffey
Mehaffey
U.S. Court of Appeals
Governors Act to Stall Rights Fight
Southern governors adopted a unanimity rule at the conference to forestall a clash over anti civil rights proposals. Governor Wallace supported the rule change which requires unanimous votes for adoption of any resolution. The measure was recommended by Governor Russell and a committee with moderates and one segregationist was appointed to oversee resolutions.
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Don McKe White
Sulphur Springs
W. Va
George C. Wallace
Alabama
Wallace
Donald Russell
South Carolina
Orvald. Fawbus
Arkansas
Ross Barnett
Mississippi
Elbert N. Carvel
Delaware
Carl Sanders
Gear
Guilliams Rites Set Wednesday
Funeral services for H. C. Guilliams, 55, who died Monday while visiting in Shreveport, will be held at 10:30 a.m. Wednesday at Liberty Baptist Church. Rev. Gene Butler Rev. James Johnson and Rev. W. T. Butler will officiate, with burial at Caney Cemetery by Quakerrest Funeral Home? Correct spelling likely.
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H. C. Guilliams
Shreveport
Liberty Baptis Church
Gene Butler
James Jehnson
W.T. Butler
Qakerest
Caney Cemetery
Wreck of Japanese airliner found on Hachijo Island
AP reports the missing Japanese airliner with 19 aboard was located on a mountain top on Hachijo Island about 100 miles south of Tokyo. National Police confirm all passengers and crew were killed.
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Tokyo
Hachijo Island
Hospitality Week Proved Successful in Hope
The Chamber of Commerce reports Hospitality Week a success with 700 attendees and 25 states represented. Thanks are given to B P W Club Civitan Jaycees Student Council Kiwanis Rotary and Lions for check points and hospitality centers. Local merchants received commendations for serving tourists while Citizens National Bank earned a melon prize for shipping. The chamber expects letters of gratitude over the coming weeks boosting goodwill and publicity for Hope Hospitality and its atermelons.
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Hempstead
Aubrey Goodwin
Willisville
Citizens National Bank
Hope Chamber of Commerce
Cammerca
U.S.A
Hope
Methodists Plan Day of Promotion at First Church
The First Methodist Church will observe Promotion Day on Sunday August 25 at 6 15 p m. Children from various age groups will gather in their departments with parents and friends to review the year s study. At 6 50 p m those moving to a new department will go with parents to meet new teachers and receive literature and instruction. At 7 00 p m the school will assemble in the sanctuary for presentation of certificates and evening worship.
Two Former Ministers Held as Congo Cash Vanishes
In Brazzaville Congo Republic two ex cabinet ministers are jailed and ex president Fulbert Youlou is questioned as investigators search for millions of francs reportedly missing from the treasury.
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Brazzaville
Congo Republic
Fulbert Youou Ig
Mysterious Shakeup of L A Police Chief Dismissed
LITTLE ROCK AP A mysterious shakeup in the Little Rock Police Department removes Chief R. E. Glasscock from command after he fired Capt. Paul Terrell and Asst. Chief William Maack amid six charges of conduct unbecoming a gentleman City Manager Ancil Douthit says the Civil Service Commission and city officials had no choice but to relieve Glasscock Maack appealed to the commission Glasscock had become chief in 1960 after the chief Eugene Smith and wife were found shot to death in their home The coroner ruled murder suicide Glasscock joined the department in 1935 and his removal comes as an investigation by the commission the city attorney and Douthit proceeded with sworn testimony The city would not disclose findings or confirm them as part of the inquiry
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Little Rock
RE. Glasscock
Glasscock
Paul Terrell
William WH. Maack
Ancil Douthit
Douthit
Civil Service Commission
R. E. Brians
Terrell
Commission
Board
High School seeks student help and season ticket deals
All Around Town notes the cafeteria needs student workers for the school year with office contact for applications. Football books go on sale at five dollars for six home games with student and adult pricing, sales led by Jewell Moore and box seats available near the stadium. Also listed are a Christian Church Official Board meeting, a Student Council workshop at Arkansas State Teachers College, Patmos Hinton Homecoming picnic at Fair Park, and a sheriff led watermelon feed for local players at Fairpark Friday night, hosted by Jimmie Griffin.
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Jewell Moore
Margaret Parks
Jimmie Griffin
Fairpark
Blevins
Teller Warns Pact Endangers U S Security
Washington AP Dr Edward Teller, UC nuclear physicist, argues the limited nuclear test ban treaty endangers U S security by letting the Soviet Union defend against missiles and block U S advances. He calls ratification a tragic mistake and not a step toward peace, testifying to Senate committees amid opposition from Gen Power and Gen LeMay.
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Washington
Edward Teller
Soviet Union
United States
Teller
University of California
Air Force
Foreign Relations Committee
Negro Pleads Guilty in Murder Case
Roy Beverls, 62, of El Dorado, pleaded guilty to first degree murder and was sentenced to life in prison for the fatal shooting of a 4 year old, Llewellyn Ordway, and two others in a December spree. The grandfather Alex Gibson, 71, and Beverls wife Rosie Lee Beverls, 61, also died. Police say Beverls attacked his wife at Gibson's house, then fired, striking the boy and Gibson. Beverls was charged with the other two deaths as well.
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EL Dorado, Ark
Roy Beverls
el Dorado
Union
Beverls
Llewellyn Ordway
Gibson
B. Everls
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