Eisenhower backs treaty with nuclear use reservation
Former President Eisenhower endorses a Moscow treaty with a reservation allowing the United States to decide the weaponry and timing if vital interests are at risk. He communicates via letter to Senator Fulbright noting sole U S judgment on responses. Critics fear the clause could block aid to allies under attack. Mansfield says the reservation is inherent but could derail ratification. Fulbright cautions wording may be imprecise while affirming self defense rights under UN charter.
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United States
Eisenhower
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Adm
Lewis. L. Strauss
Atomic Energy Commission
Mansfield
Harry S. Truman
Fulbright
Miners Rescued After Surface Emergencies Near Hazleton
Throne reached the surface at 2 07 am and Fellin followed at 2 41 am in an 8 minute 15 second rescue. Both men were dirty but in good shape and taken to Hazleton State Hospital for a wash, shave, and reunion with their wives. Mrs Fellin awaited a late arrival and asked for a sandwich soup and coffee.
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Throne
Fellin
H. B. Charmbury
Penraykee
Thorne
Hazleton State Hospital
Feilin
Small Coast Warned About Hurricane Beulah
Small craft near Bermuda were warned to stay in port as Hurricane Beulah, with center winds near 100 mph, moved within range. The storm was expected to pass well east of Bermuda with only increased winds and seas affecting the islands.
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Miami
Fla
Bermuda
Beulah
Advertising Integration Moves Slowly
New York AP report notes gradual progress in racial integration of ads with more Negro models alongside whites. Macy’s featured a mixed-race ad for children’s wear amid calls for broader Negro model employment and market reach worth about 20 million people with 19 billion dollars in annual purchasing power.
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New York
Macy's
U.S
Richard Scheideker
American Association of Advertising Agencies
Robert Wagner
Committee On
100 In State Human Relations and Religious Support
The group travels to Washington with blessings from the Greater Little Rock Conference on Religion and Human Relations and approval of Bishop Albert L. Fletcher. Confirmed rules include not contacting individual Congress members during the visit. Trip cost stood at 37 dollars per person, with two paid participants absent. Ben Grinage of Pine Bluff, SNCC field representative, commented on the Pine Bluff involvement.
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Greater Little Rock
Peter Fonda Makes His Mark In Hollywood As Actor
Hollywood AP notes Peter Fonda, son of Henry Fonda, is a rising 23 year old actor with a lean, handsome look and tense blue eyes. After Broadway beginnings and a test for PT 109, he acted opposite Sandra Dee in Tammy and the Doctor and awaits Lilith with Warren Beatty, bound to prove his own talent beyond his famous father. He reflects on choosing acting despite early doubts and notes the challenge of establishing individuality with producers.
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Hollywood
Pater Fonda
Nebraska
Henry Fonda
Peter
University of Omaha
Warner Brothers
Boston
Cliff, Robertson
Sandra Dee
Warren Beatty
Jean Sebert
Samuel Goldwyn Jr
Pine Bluff group funds to pay demonstrators bus fare
The Pine Bluff demonstrators received 1200 from New York to cover bus costs for 41 participants. Grin age stated the money was donated with unknown sources. each person covers own expenses except travel. Four captains led the Pine Bluff Movement and SNCC organizers. Demonstrators wore buttons reading March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom with a white hand and a black band handshake.
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New York
Grinage
Pine Bluff
Cdail Thorns
Kired Neal
Bob Whitfield
Ruthie Buffington
Student Non-Violent Coordinating Committee
Washington
Arbitration delay clouds measure on rail labor bill
Lawmakers debate a limited arbitration bill approved by the House Commerce Committee. Senate leaders may push a broader arbitration plan but faces opposition from Sen Wayne Morse and House supporters. The issue centers on binding arbitration of train crew makeup and diesels jobs while other labor rules stay to bargaining. Morse signals opposition if rushed.
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Magnuson
D-Wash
House Commerce Committee
House
Senate
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Morse
Kennedy
Interstate Commerce Commission
Commerce Committee
Hubert J. Humphrey
Sen. Morse
Mehaffy Takes Oath of Office as 8th Circuit Judge
LITTLE ROCK AP Mehaffy an Little Rock attorney took the oath of office as judge of the 8th U S Circuit Court of Appeals today. President Kennedy named Mehaffey to the lifetime post in June. Senator McClellan and Senator Fulbright supported him. Delegates at the ceremony included U S District Judges J Smith Harley Gordon E Young and Arkansas Supreme Court Justice Sam Robinson. The 8th Circuit serves Arkansas Missouri Iowa Minnesota North Dakota and South Dakota.
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Little Rock
Pat Mehaffy
U.S
J. Smith Harley
Gordon E.young
Sam Robinson
Arkansas Supreme Court
Marshal Steel
Hendrix College
8Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Arkansas
Missouri
Iowa
Minnesota
North Dakota
South Dakota
Weather outlook by region in the deep South
Northeast Arkansas sees partly cloudy warm days through Wednesday with isolated thunderstorms and nights in the high sixties to mid seventies. Southeast Arkansas stays hot with a few thundershowers and highs in the mid nineties to low hundreds. Louisiana reports partly cloudy to thundershower chances through Wednesday with highs near 92 to 100 and lows in the 70s.
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Arkansas
Southeast
Southwest
Louisiana
Rights Leaders to Meet Kennedy Before Washington March
President Kennedy will meet 10 civil rights leaders at the White House at 5 p.m. EDT on the day of the March on Washington. Attending are Whitney Young of the National Urban League, James Farmer of CORE, Roy Wilkins of the NAACP, A. Philip Randolph, Martin Luther King Jr., John Lewis of SNCC, Matthew Almond, Eugene Carson Blake, Rabbi Joachim Prinz, Walter Reuther, and other noted figures.
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Washington
Kennedy Willl
White House
Andrew T. Hatcher
Whitney Young
National Urban League
James Farmer
CORE
Roy Wilkins
NAACP
A. Phillips Randolph
Aflcio
Martin Luther King
Southern Leadership Conference
John Lewis
Man Disappears on Hunting Trip in Perry County
W. W. Charton, 62, of Little Rock, went missing while hunting near Thornburg in Perry County on Sunday. More than 100 volunteers searched the heavily wooded eight square mile area near Lake Maumelle, but he was not found. Charton, wife, and sister were involved. the wife and sister returned to their car for food. Sheriff Grover Tollie said he is believed lost in the area.
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Perryville
Ark
W. W. Charton
Little Rock
Charton
Thornburg
Perry County
Siter
Grover Tollie
Lake Maumelte
Saigon Tense as Lodge Talks With Nhu and Martial Rule
U S Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge met Ngo Dinh Nhu for over two hours in Saigon as martial law tightens. Posts report curfew likely to ease while barring illegal gatherings. student protests trigger arrests and church-state clashes. Police, troops clamp down on Buddhist demonstrations amid government pressure.
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Viet Nam
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge
Ngo Dinh Nhu
Ngo Dinh Diem
South Viet Nam
Nhu
National Assembly
Diem
Dinh
Ighor
University of Saigon
Washington
State Department
United States
Africa Home to Largest and Smallest Mien on Earth
A historical note claims Africa hosts the tallest and shortest Mien people on earth. It cites the Watusi as seven feet tall or more and the Bambuti at about four feet, highlighting a striking range in stature across groups.
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Africa
Watusi
Bambuti
Co‑ops Protest AP&L Wholesale Rate Increase
Two more co operatives filed protests with the Public Service Commission against Arkansas Power and Light Co proposed new wholesale rate schedule. First Arkansas Electric Cooperative and Petit Electric Cooperative object, saying the higher rate would raise member costs and threaten the Augusta steam plant project delaying self generation and reduced AP&L purchases.
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Little. Rock
Public Service Commission
Arkansas Power & Light Co
First Arkansas Electric. Co-Operative, Inc
Jacksonville
Petit Electric Co-operative Corp
Clinton
Ap&l
Ap&b
First Eelectric
Augusta
Pair Burned in Auto Accident Near Conway Arkansas
A Conway couple in a one week married, Roby Mize and his wife, were burned when their car rear ended a truck on U.S. Highway 65 near Mayflower. The car exploded after the gasoline tank ruptured. Mize pushed his wife from the vehicle and smothered flames. Both were hospitalized in Conway with arm burns and bruises. the truck driver escaped injury. A nearby field caught fire but caused little damage. State Trooper Billy Skipper noted the car struck the truck, then careened off the road and burned.
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Conway
Ark
Mayflower
Little Rock
Roby Mize
Mize
Billy Skipper
Skipper
Forest fire damages 700 acres near Yellowstone Park
A Sunday night blaze in the rugged Cin nabar Basin near Yellowstone National Park swept through about 700 acres of heavy timber. Smoke jumpers from Missoula and 100 Indian firefighters from Billings aided the effort while bulldozers moved in to build fire lines.
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Gardiner
Mont
Forest Service
Cinnabar Basin
Yellowstone National Park
Missoula
Billings
Wages in Arkansas Employment Security tops $1 million in 1962
The Arkansas Employment Security Division reports wages paid to workers covered by employment security law reached $1,059,350 in 1962, an average weekly wage of $48.98 per worker. The figure marks the first time the total exceeded one million dollars.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
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