Schedule of Continued From Page One at Senior High School
The notice lists staff names for subjects and departments and advertises student accident insurance. Premiums are given for 24 hours daily coverage and 12 months. Grades 7 12 require a library fee and parent notice to provide payment at registration.
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Olee Smith
Dubior
Berta Brittain
Ruth Pass
Stacy Hall
B. Corer
Mie Ag
Libray
Uate
Novi Central Assn
Weather outlook for Thursday with scattered showers
Red showers or thundershowers are forecast Thursday with cloudy periods and scattered showers across the area today. Northern sections clear to partly cloudy elsewhere with tonight’s forecast lows around 56 to 62 and highs near 74 to 80.
One Killed and Four Hurt Near Bald Knob Arkansas
A car crash on U S Highway 64 south of Bald Knob killed Hazel Berry about 60 and critically injured three other women. Mrs. Forrest Cannin 64 and Mrs. Edward F. Brewer 83, both of Augusta, were in critical condition at a Searcy hospital. Mrs. Ora B. Allison of Little Rock was in critical condition at a Little Rock hospital. The car was driven by another occupant. hospital staff identified the driver as the mother of Mrs. Allison and Mrs. Cannon.
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Bald Knob
Brewer
Allison
Cannon
AEA Opposes Pork Barrel in Arkansas Special Session
AEA executive secretary Forrest Rozzell said the association will aggressively oppose any appropriation labeled pork. He criticized Governor Faubus for omitting a $2 million teacher salary item, calling the move cowardly and a petty tyrant act. The call includes municipal aid and various state items. Rozzell argues teacher pay takes priority if surplus funds are available. Major task is funding for colleges and agencies. Faubus cites an $82 million program cost. The session, spurred by a defeated $60 million pond proposal and an invalid omnibus act, may run up to 15 days with a possible additional session on redistricting. The redistricting act awaits a statewide vote in November 1962. The special session begins Thursday at 1:30 am with Faubus addressing a joint session. TV outlets in Little Rock, Fort Smith, and El Dorado expected to carry the remarks.
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Association
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Rozzell
Faubus
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General Assembly
ABA
Nce
Rogzell
National House of Representatives
Thurday
Taubus
Little Rock
Fort Smith
el Dorado
Allies Move for 10 Days at Berlin Border
Fragmented report notes Allied efforts on a ten day operation at the Berlin border area. It mentions reduced crossing points between East and West Berlin, limits on openings for West Berliners, and deliberate allocations of openings for West Germans and foreigners.
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West Berlin
Yerger Opening Schedule Announced by Supt Jones
James H. Jones announces next weeks opening for Yerger schools. Schedule includes principals meeting Aug 29 at 4 am, general teachers meeting Aug 30 at 9 am in High School Library, grade reports Aug 31 and Sept 1, with buses running Aug 31 and Sept 4. New students register by Aug 31.
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James H. Jones
Hope Sehcors
Berlin Gate Reduction Shrinks Access at Friedrichstrasse
The gates at Friedrichstrasse were cut from 12 to 7 as Communists warned West Berliners must obtain permits from East German Travel Bureau offices in West Berlin, though none exist there. Work commuters to East Berlin could still pass barricades with job cards.
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Friedrichstrasse
West
Shreveport Reliever Wickersham Shines In 10th Inning Win
Shreveport defeated Nashville 3 2 in 10 innings as reliever Wickersham, solid after replacing Grunwald in the seventh, allowed no hits in his stint and earned his 3rd win. Macon beat Birmingham 16 4 to cut the league lead. Pat Duke hit a bases loaded homer for Birmingham in the fourth.
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Dave Wickersham
Tin (Heep
Shreveport
Nashville
Vols
Macon
Birmingham
Peaches
Birons
Chattanooga
Atlanta
Mobile
Little Rock
Wickersham
al Grunwald
Bruce Swange
Bob Meisner
Rod Kanehl
Tony Frulio
Pat Duke
Auburn
Urat
Barons
Dukes Wallop
Don Gross
Phil Clark
Ferrara
Hope Star Ales Editor and Adverts Group Info
Hope Star page shows editorial and management names, including editor Alex Warhbert and Paul J. Jonas, with and advertising staff. It lists subscription rates and mail delivery details, plus AP news usage rights and advertising representative locations across Arkansas, Tennessee, Illinois and Michigan.
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Alex
W. Warhbert
Paul J. Jonas
Bona Og Advartiina Mat. A
Mane
Arkansac
Eli Poe
Hempstead
Nevade
Chicago
New York
Oklahoma City
Associated Pratrice
Associated Press
AP New
Japanese ultranationalist blocked Mikoyan parade
TOKYO RP A member of a Japan ultra nationalist party lay down before Soviet First Deputy Premier Anastas Mikoyan's motorcade delaying him briefly Police carted Takao Eriguchi 31 of the Greater Japan Production party from the Soviet Embassy Mikoyan was returning from Osaka after a three day visit to the area
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Tokyo
Japan
Anastas Mikoyan
Mikoyan
Takao Eriguchi
Greater Japan Production Party
Osaka
Loto
Braves rookie Williams get key support in win
Shep Frazier homered and doubled while starting three double plays for Mobile. He and teammates supplied offensive backing as Atlanta’s rookie Larry Williams received crucial run support in a narrow victory.
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Atlanta
Larry Williams
Shep Frazier
Mobile
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