Brazil Vice President Fails To Return As Military Bars Goulart
Brazil’s Vice President Joao Goulart faced military opposition to his return as Gen Odylio Denys and the war navy and air ministers refused to allow him back. Police and troops patrolled key points while censorship and disciplined unions signaled a tense public order climate. Goulart, in Paris, claimed he was the new president and sought a solution as Brazil’s crisis deepened.
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Brasil
Ranier Mazzilli
Brazil
Congress
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Joao Goulart
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Sao Paulo
Weather summary from Experiment Station report
Weather report covers 24 hour period ending Sunday 6 pm with high near 80 or 90, low in the 60s, and total precipitation 33.80 inches through July this year versus 22.42 inches last year. Arkansas forecast calls for clear to partly cloudy warm conditions with isolated thundershowers mainly in the south, highs near 90, lows in the 60s, Tuesday around 90. Louisiana forecast notes partly cloudy warm conditions with scattered thundershowers, highs around mid 80s to 90s and lows in the 60s to 70s.
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Arkansas
Associated Press
Aikansas
Fonip i
Old Parking Meters Replaced by City Plan
The City Street Department replaces old meters with manual and timed meters across divisions and edge districts. New meters take nickels dimes and quarters, offering 12 minutes to 2 hours depending on location, in gunmetal and bronze colors. The plan aims to ease turnover, reduce downtown crowding, and provide more convenient parking, approved months ago by the Retail Merchants Committee.
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Divisio Street
Joe
Jids
I’ Tol & Junger
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Coast
Second Wreck Damages Washington Church Vehicle Crash
A second Sunday night collision near the Washington Church heavily damaged the building and two autos. Johnny Griffin’s car, parked across from the church, was struck by a Ford driven by Prank Fellows. Floyd Walker suffered facial cuts when the windshield shattered. Sheriff Jimmie Griffin and officers Ward and Ponkey investigated. Fellows faced a previous $50 fine for a drunken driving charge, while Mellows received $250 and a one year license revocation in court this morning.
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Historic
Washington
Baptist Church
The
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Associated Press
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Hempstead County
Kansas
Howe City
Travis Ward
Dwight Pankey
Ward
McFadden
Johnny Griffin
Math ‘Bristow
Griffin
Floyd Walker
Jimmie Griffin
Ponkey
Fellows
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Booster Club Plans Supper Meeting
The Hope Booster Club will sponsor a hamburger supper at 7230 Pane In Tharmanens Stadium to acquaint Booster Club members with the Bohieat football squad. Homer Beverley states the event aims to better acquaint members and players. A 1962 Booster Club card will be the only admission.
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Tharmanens
Bohieat
Homer Beverley
Booster Club
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Tsi
Beyerley Ailite
Hope Bousteys
Scey Treas
Janie’ Russell
Boustver Club Gicket
Nehru Defends Berlin Stance in Parliament
Prime Minister Nehru told Parliament today the sealing of East and West Berlin by the Germans is harmful from every human point of view and Western access must continue. He urged settlement by negotiation, acknowledging Western anger while urging joint power talks among the involved states.
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Indie Party
Nehru
East
West Berlin
Wnehru
Berlin
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Els Tal
Soviek
Burylin
Hin
Young
Nene
Die
Faubus Criticizes Fulbright Memo On Military Speech
Arkansas Governor Faubus denounces a Fulbright memo and defends military officers speaking out on policy. He argues uniformed personnel should be free to oppose actions they are expected to oppose, while acknowledging no evidence the armed forces seek partisan political involvement.
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Faubus
Sen
Pidbright
Co - Ark
Defense Department
Fulbright
Will Pierning Fulbright
Allies To Demand Talks On Berlin Crisis In Next Days
Western Powers plan in coming days to press for a conference with the Soviet Union on the Berlin issue. West German Foreign Minister Heinrich Von Brentano said talks should clarify each side's positions before a catastrophe develops, ideally at the foreign minister level. East German Communists urged no talks with the West unless tied to a peace treaty, insisting negotiations must address access to West Berlin and bilateral arrangements with East Germany if a separate peace is pursued.
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Germany
Soviet Union
Barslin
Heinrich von Brentano
Brentano
Tie
George Boultwood
Berlin
Voloe I
Neues Deutschland
Pony
Iia
East
West Germany
East Germany
Red Organ
News Deutschlanl
Premice Kivughchev
West Berlin
Former Laneburg Moon Succumbs in Louisiana
Winfred Thrashen aged 4, a former Laneburg resident, died Sunday in Bossier City Louisiana. He was a Continental Trailways bus driver and World War II veteran. Survivors include his wife Pearl Thrasher, mother Prorence Thrasher, and brother Stacy Thrasher of Prescott. Services at 2 p.m. Tuesday Laneburg Baptist Church with Rev Glen Cannon. Burial Laneburg Cemetery under Mervindon-Cornelius Funeral Service.
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Winfred
Thrashen
Laneburg
Bossier City
Continental Trailway Bus Ca
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Union organizers fined by town in Arkansas case
Jin Youngdahl, attorney for two union representatives, said an appeal may be forthcoming. John Vickers of Helena and Gene Solon of Popular Bluff were fined $100 each in Justice of the Peace Court Saturday for violating a city ordinance prohibiting organizational activity without a city license. The ordinance carries a $1,000 per day fee for the license.
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Ark
Cap
Jin Youngdahl
John Vickers
Helena
Gene Solon
Popular Blut
Justice of the Peace Court
Imfon
Hcense
Town Invaded by Riders Asks Anjunction
Monroe North Carolina faced a weekend of violence amid anti integration protests as mixed Negro and white pickets clashed downtown. Police reported 35 arrests and a wounded officer while a white couple was held hostage by protesters. The city sought federal restraint via a telegram to Attorney General Kennedy as Blamed Freedom Riders and carpet baggers for inflaming tensions. Negro Integration leader Robert Williams coordinated with local NAACP officials and touted Castro admiration, intensifying local tensions and cross national attention.
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Howard D. Criswell JR
Monroe
N.C
Cal
Fred Wilson
U.S
A. A. Maney
G. Bruce Stegal
Natchy Marshville
Ing
Manney
Robert Williams
Arkansas Personal Income Rises in June Report
Personal income in Arkansas totaled 1.192 billion dollars in June, up from May 1961. The June figure, reported by Business Week Magazine, shows a modest rise of about one million over the previous month.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
Business Week
All Around Town Highlights Local Army Reservists Deployed
Local Army Reserve members, about 35 to 40 men from Hope, are set for deployment to Camp Leroy Johnson New Orleans to serve on active duty for at least one year. The unit, attached to Magnolia, may expand to full strength, with some reevaluations of inactive members. Also noted are community events at Legion Field and Birdville, with veterans, students, and families attending.
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Get
Fox
Hope
Magnolia
Leroy Johnson
New Orleans
ICC Gets L&A Request to Drop 2 Trains
Washington AP Louisiana Arkansas Railway asked permission to discontinue two daily trains between Shreveport Louisiana and Hope Arkansas. Trains No. 3 and No. 4 would end Sept 30. The railroad cited chronic operating deficits and changing travel demand due to better highways and more private cars and buses.
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ICC
L&a
Ten Die Violently in Arkansas Weekend Toll Rises
Ten persons were killed in Arkansas over the weekend raising the weekly violent death total to 10 by Sunday midnight. Fifteen year old Elena Turner of Jackson Mississippi died after a car crash near Driver in Mississippi County. The wreck also killed her parents and another person. Other victims include Berta Peters 86 of Portageville Missouri and Otto Woods of Portageville. A bicyclist Ronnie Loomis 13 died after being struck by a car on Mort Smith Street. Aletha White 62 of Conway and Lang 86 of No gro oof Ailhvimer were shot in disputes at a townhouse. Sam Marker 60 of Newro Jonesboro died when his car went off a dirt fill embankment. Continued on Page Two.
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Jackson
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Driver
Mississippi
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Misa
Otto Woods
Portageville
Turnerea
Bertadine Peters
Peters
Ronnie Loomis
Jina Loomis
Fort Smith
Pyto
Mort Smith
Aletha White
Nedra
Conway
Pulige
Jon Lang
Ailhvimer
Joe Castleberry
Uitte
Sam Marker
Newro
Jonesburn
Salt Lake City Man Gene White Dies Suddenly
Gene K White age 37 of Salt Lake City Utah died suddenly Saturday while visiting his mother Mrs Rena White of Hope He was a World War II veteran Survivors include wife Gloria Marie White a son Samuel Andrew White three brothers Paul of Baltimore City Charles of Jefferson City Mo Ralph White of Atlanta Ga and sisters Mrs Alta Austin Tyronza Ark and Mrs Louise Kish Memphis Services were to be held at 2 pm Monday at Heenden Camel ius Funeral Home Chapel Burial will be in Rose Hill Cemetery
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Rena White
Hope
Gloria Marie White
Samuel Andrew White
Hrey Brothers
Paul
Balt Like City
Charles
Jefferson City
Ralph White
Alinta
Gas Fave
Alta Austin
Tyronza
Arkl
Louise Kish
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