Tope Court Docket Shows Numerous Driving Fines
Municipal Court of Tope Arkansas docket lists Plea guilty outcomes for speeding driving while intoxicated and reckless driving. Numerous defendants including James Lindsey Chester Chaves and Edwin Taylor face fines from 11.50 to 106.50 with cash bonds forfeited or jail days served. State docket includes Ben Owen Wayne Hatfield Ollie Golstan and others with fines and dismissals noted.
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Mary Jo Hedger
James Lindsey
Oliver Gillard
Merwin Dodson
Quilty
Jel
Wesley Graves
Dinkie Modisell
Troy Lew Briggs
Arthur Bolleger
Lonhie Williams
Frank Smith
Doris Jean Winsfield
Fred Perry
Joshua Praten
Rogar C
Rraymond Williamson
Frances Rateliff
Charles A. Biddle
Burger Plumley
Murtler
Verda Powell Jr
Ben Owen
Wayne Hatfield
Bell Products Co
Jued Scott Jr
Ollie Golstan
Noacc
Ben Reeder
Raymond Turner
Tennessee Furniture Co
Sylvester Holmes
Assouth and Battery
Walter Lee Brawley
Bond Mics Corp
Clade Curtis
John Golston
Woody Herrin
James D. Hudson
Joy F. Haverkorn
James W. Barker
Daniel
Hamilton
Spencer Chemical Co
Kilgore Cera
President Seet Pushes Congress On Wide Agenda
President Seet urges Congress to quicken action on a firm bill package including a constitutional amendment to outlaw poll taxes, a foreign trade bill with restrictive amendments, and a $100 million United Nations loan. He plans a late September campaign swing to urban centers on the West Coast and in Chicago Cleveland Philadelphia to address urban issues. He says more than two of 97 U.S. ambassadors should be Black and criticizes Senate delays on appointing federal judges.
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United Nations
Kennedy
Anl
Chicaga
Clevesland
Philadelpha
U.S
Senate
Tiipod Marshall
Second Murder Trial Slated in West Memphis
West Memphis Ark AP the second trial of Garvis Basil Nichols 1 charged with five degree murder is slated in county circuit court for the shotgun slayings of Douglas Brock Taylor 9 and Jahmes Wallace Mallon 11 on Sept 1960. Two boys were killed at a bridge edge while on a hunting trip. The first trial ended in a hung jury with no clear majority. Fifty six jurors from the February panel were called for duty for the new trial. The state is not expected to seek the death penalty this time. Nichols was found sane by doctors at the State Hospital in Little Rock. the defense had argued psychosis.
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West Memphis
Ark
Rial of Garvis
Basil (Muddy) Nichols
Momlay Crittenden Cleanit
Douglas Brock ‘Taylor
Jahmes Wallace Mallon
Hays
Bridge
Nichols
State Hospital
Little Rock
Civil docket gray v Hope Builders Supply and Tartness case
Complaint brought by Joby C Gray against Hope Builders Supply Co Inc and Harold Tartness as agent servant and employee and Harold Tartness as individual for forty nine dollars. Complaint and Clare-Complaint dismissed. Notice of appeal filed by both sides granted.
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Joby C. Gray
Hope Builders Supply Coy Inc
Harold Tartness
Harold Jtartiess
Am Indvidual
Clare-Complaint
Dismissal Sought in 1957 Little Rock Bombing Suit
Attorneys move to dismiss a $14,004 damages case tied to the 1957 bombing of Little Rock Mayor Wene Knoop s business office. Filed December 1959 by Builder Investment Co. the suit named Nayly Coxwins Samuel Guydon Beaves and EB A Lauedale as defendants. Dismissal was requested by Philip Can and John M W Coates who filed the motion.
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Little Rock
Pulaski
Wene Knoop
Builder Investment Co
John ‘Nayly — Coxwins
Samuel Guydon Beaves
A. Laudedale
Phillip Can
John MW. Coates
Safety Awards Highlight Lily Rock District Dam Projects
The Little Rock District of the Corps of Engineers announced safety honors for the Pine Bluff and Greers Ferry Dam offices for the year ending June 30. Greers Ferry logged only one lost-time accident in 847,814 man hours, with five days lost. Pine Bluff had zero lost-time accidents in 424,436 man hours on Kansas River bank stabilization. The Safety Award in the Southwestern Division for 1961-62 went to the Little Rock District.
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Little Rock
Lille Rock
Corps of Engineers
Pine Bluff
Greers Ferry Dam
Greers Ferry
Kansas River
Protest Over Non-Union Bricklayers At Conway Colony
David Ray Jr the Arkansas Children's Colony superintendent said a protest was filed against employing non union brickmasons at the Kirk Construction Co project in Conway. A single picket appeared Tuesday and has not returned while negotiations continue. Ten union masons from Jonesboro work on four new cottages planned for 32 residents each with a completion anticipated by January 10.
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Conway
Ark
David Ray Jr
Arkansas Children’s Colony
Kirk Construction Ca. Sile
Ray
Jonesboro
Kirk Company
Hotel Destroyed in Fire at Norphlet Arkansas
A two story brick and frame hotel building in Norphlet was destroyed by a Tuesday fire. No injuries were reported though two occupied apartments were in the structure. El Dorado fire department assisted local Norphlet crews in the blaze.
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Norphlet, Ark
Norphlet
el Dorado Fire Department
Sir Winston Churchill Returns Home After Hospital Stay
London AP reports Sir Winston Churchill, 87, is well and happy at home in Tyde Park Gate after 54 days in Middlesex Hospital for a fractured left thigh from a fall in Monte Carlo. He was released Tuesday and spent a good night at home.
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London
Winston Churchill
Tyde Park Gate
Middlesex Hospital
Monte Carlo
Woman Killed in 3 Car Collision near Walnut Mississippi
Sylvia Williams Jenkins, 24, a former Little Rock resident, died in a three car wreck on Highway 72 about 12 miles east of Walnut. She was attempting to pass a house trailer when her car collided with two oncoming autos, according to the Mississippi Highway Patrol.
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Walnut
Miss
Sylvia Williams Jenkins
Little Rock
Here
Highway Patrol
Four Domes Shine On Rhode Island State House
The Rhode Island State House in Providence features one of only four marble domes worldwide, with other domes atop the Taj Mahal, St. Peter's Basilica, and Minnesota's State Capitol in St Paul.
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State House of
Rhode Island
Providence
St. Peter's
Minnesota State Capitol
St. Pau
Rusk and Soviet Envoy Plan Berlin Talks Conference
WASHTINGTON RP Soviet ambassador Anatoly Dobrynk will confer with Secretary of State Dean Rusk this afternoon after requesting the appointment. State Department officials noted their prior meeting Tuesday and suggested Berlin tension may be raised in the latest talks.
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Wasitington
Anatoly — Dobrynk
Dean Rusk
State Department
Joseph W. Reap
Rusk
Dobrynin
Berlin
Postmasters Meet in Camden for Training Conference
Arkansas postmasters convene in Camden for a three day training conference. John J. Dee of St Louis, regional director of the Postal Detachment will speak Friday. Classes will cover public relations and mail delivery procedures.
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Camden, Ark
Arkansas
John J. Dee
St. Louis
Eiettt
Bagby hits first World Series home run in 1920 series
In the fourth inning of the fifth game Cleveland pitcher Jim Bagby became the first pitcher to homer in a World Series, driving in two runs for Cleveland against Brooklyn.
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Cleveland
Brooklyn
Jim Bagby
Weather outlook across Arkansas Missouri and Louisiana
Weather forecast shows isolated afternoon and evening thundershowers across Northwest and Northeast Arkansas with high temperatures ranging 95 to 100 degrees. Southwest and Southeast Arkansas remain hot with 95 to 100 highs and 68 to 74 nights. Eastern and Southern Missouri expect similar chances of scattered showers and warm highs around 95 to 102, while Louisiana stays partly cloudy and warm with coastal thundershowers and highs near 88 to 96.
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Northwest
Arkansas
Missouri
Louisiana
Arkansas Senators Split On Farm Bill Vote
Washington AP reports Sen. J William Fulbright of Arkansas voted for the omnibus farm bill, while Sen. John L McClellan of Arkansas voted against it. The Senate approved the measure by 47 to 33.
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Washington
J. William Fulbright
D-Ark
Fay
Senate
John L. McClellan
D - Ark
This Was a Very Colorful Man This Was a Very Colorful Man
HUDDERSFIELD England AP John O Toole 32 a laborer at Imperial Chemical Industries turned blue with cyanosis his hands yellow from yellow chemical exposure His ears turned red doctors offered no immediate explanation after a mirror shock he went to hospital for injections to regain normal color It was a mild cyanosis caused by the chemical but red ears puzzled doctors
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Huddersfield
England
John O'Toole
O'Toole
Imperial Chemical Industries
Cross Co. Farmer Leader Dies in Wynne Arkansas
Andrew N. Falls 87 prominent Cross County farmer and implement dealer died today at Cross County Hospital Wynne He founded Platers Equipment Co 1934 which became Falls Implement Co 1937 Falls Equipment Co of Wynne added 1941 He farmed extensively in Cross County Survived by widow two sons and two daughters Funeral set for 5 p.m Friday in Wynne
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Wynne
Falls
Cross County
Frieday
County to Discuss Industrial Board in Harrisburg
In Harrisburg a public meeting will be held tonight to discuss forming a Poinsett County Industrial Development Council. Horace Smith of Harrisburg, chairman of the county study committee, and other members will attend.
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Harrisburg
Ark
Poinsett County
Eastern Air Lines resumes full operations after 60 day strike
Eastern Air Lines workers crossed picket lines today as the carrier restored its entire jet fleet, ending a 60 day strike. Only three cockpit crew members now operate jetliners, with piston flights to follow by Sept. 13. Company officials say some less profitable routes will be dropped as recalled staff remain uncertain.
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Miami
Fla
Eastern Air Lines
J. C. Jarrard
Eastern
Malcolm Macintyre
EAL
Ead
William Grogan
Afl-Cio
Transport Workers. Union
Ruth F Hale Dies First US Woman Chancery Judge
Ruth F Hale of Little Rock died Wednesday at 57 She achieved a historic milestone in 1947 as the first woman named Pulaski chancellor by former Gov Ben Laney She served as a Master In chancery court at her death.
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Little Rock
Ruth F. Hale
United States
Pulaski
Ben Laney
Finest Heating Equipment Ever Developed and Guaranteed
Financing available through Ark La Gas Company and M J Bretherton Company. Representative B Surham offers small monthly payments. Phone PR 7 3474.
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la Gas Company
M. J. Bretherton Company
B. Surham
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