House Votes to Ban Poll Tax in Election
Congress approved a constitutional amendment to ban poll taxes in federal elections. The House vote was 295 to 96, sending the proposal to the states with seven years to ratify. The measure applies to presidential, vice presidential, and congressional ballots only, not state or local elections.
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William F. Arbogast
Washington
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House
Arkansas
Alabama
Mississippi
Texas
Virginia
General Services Administration
Senate
United States
Improve Pond by Draining Restocking
County Agent Cal vin Caldwell advises draining old farm ponds to boost fishing. Rotenone percentages kill most fish, including bullheads at higher rates, with effectiveness tied to water warmer than 70 degrees. Complete mortality occurs within a day. follow with restocking plans and proper management per Extension Leaflet No 248.
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Calvin Caldwell
Caldwell
Wale
Arkansas
Weather totals and forecast for Arkansas regions
Weather Total 1962 precipitation through July 29.01 inches, last year 2.88 inches. Experiment Station report 24 hours ending 8 a.m. Tuesday. High 93, Low 63. Central Arkansas forecast by Associated Press: clear to partly cloudy, warmer, with afternoon thundershowers possible. Tonight and Tuesday similar, Wednesday thundershowers. Thursday partly cloudy and warmer. Southeast Arkansas: partly cloudy and warm with isolated afternoon or evening thundershowers this afternoon and tonight. Page Two.
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Arkansas
Associated Press
Nike Cajun Rocket Launch at Eglin for Space Program
A two stage Nike Cajun high altitude rocket was launched successfully at Eglin Air Force Base range on Monday. The test aimed to collect infrared data from surrounding airspace for use in the manned space program.
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Fglin Air Force Base
Fla
Eglin Sull Test Range
Storm strikes NC coast as tropical Alma passes offshore
Tropical storm Alma moved northeast along the Atlantic shore near Cape Hatteras with winds near 45 mph and squalls up to 40 mph. No damage or flooding reported. tides rose two feet in places, gale warnings from Morehead City to Cape Charles, small craft urged to stay in port.
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Weather Bureau
Cape Hatteras
North Carolina
Virginia
Morehead City
N.C
Cape Charles
Cape May
N.J
Atlantic Beach
Mississippi Laws Struck By Federal Challenge
The Justice Department asked courts to strike two Mississippi Constitution provisions and seven state laws as unconstitutional for voter discrimination. Atty. Gen. Kennedy filed in Jackson seeking a three judge panel. Key targets include interpretation of the constitution and a good moral character voter qualification. The 1954 amendment and 1960 measure aim to disenfranchise Negroes to sustain white supremacy and segregation.
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Washington
Justice Department
Atty
Robert F. Kennedy
U.S. District Court
Jackson
Miss
Mississippi
Hoot Gibson Buried in Inglewood Cemetery Service
Hoot Gibson 70 was buried Monday at Inglewood Park Cemetery in Inglewood California after dying Thursday from cancer. Western stars and villains wore buckskin and Indian dress as mourners attended the service and burial rites.
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Inglewood
Calif
Hoot Gibson
Gibson
Inglewood Park Cemetery
Small Town Jews Face Less Anti Semitism
New York AP reports a Cornell University study finds small-town American Jews experience far less anti Semitism than city Jews. Professors say daily contact with Christian neighbors helps Jews blend into rural social life, with over 81 percent reporting no discrimination and 83 percent belonging to non Jewish groups. The study surveyed New York communities under 10 000 and was sponsored by the Anti Defamation League of B Nai B rith.
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New York
Cornell University
Peter J. Rose
Tyase
Faubus Not Disturbed Over Poll Tax
Gov Orval E Faubus said he remained opposed to the poll tax as Arkansas and five other southern states faced a constitutional amendment to eliminate the requirement. He noted Arkansas relied on the tax for voter registration and warned loss of that revenue could hinder registration efforts. The House passed the amendment 254 to 86 despite all six Arkansas lawmakers opposing it.
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Faubus
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Arkansas
Watbus
Syston
Farbus
Lowesuer
UAR Walks Out on Arab League Council
The United Arab Republic delegation storms out of the Arab League Council in Shhtaura Lebanon amid heated clashes with Syria over Cairo interference claims. Officials say withdrawal not yet final while the session seeks a resolution on Syria’s complaints and Nasser’s government.
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Arab League Council
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Egypt
Faubus Predicts Arkansas Abolishing Poll Tax Soon
Governor Orval Faubus said Arkansas could replace the poll tax with another voter registration system within two or three years. He noted federal constitutional amendments to abolish poll taxes in five states and said legislatures must work out details of an alternate system as the House approved the amendment 254 to 86.
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Little Rock
Orval
Faubus
Arkansas
Foulius
U.S. House
Heavy snowfall hits Johannesburg deep and wide
The heaviest snowfall in memory covers Johannesburg with up to 12 inches in places. Residents witness winter scenes as children join in snowball fights and windows are damaged by stray ice and flying objects. A rare event for South Africa, meteorologists note record freezing conditions.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
API
Johennesburg
Fralieking
Mariner 2 Space Mission Near Venus Test
Capable Mariner 2 aims to skim Venus within 25 000 miles after a 180 million mile voyage. Ground-initiated engine firings planned next Tuesday could steer the craft for vital Venus atmospheric readings and potential life indicators amid harsh space conditions.
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Cape Canaveral
America
Mariner 2
Unus
United States
Mariner
Venus
Mic Neuver
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Soviet Union
Mrs Jean 86 Dies at Home of Sister Here
Mrs Jean an 86 died at her sister's home here with survivors including a sister and several relatives. Funeral arrangements were incomplete in the brief clipping, noting burial at a local cemetery after services.
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Jean
Fragmented OCR Summary of Insurance Cues and Political Writings
The garbled text references insurance cues, political committees, and aid to the economy. It notes a personal plea for Kenedy and Capridin redactions, mentions federal plans and unemployment benefits, and lists various names and groups, including Arthur Culver and The Eleventh. The mixed fragments suggest a battered article touching on insurance, finance, and public action.
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Gerke
Che Morgan
Capridin
Kenedy
Lintmarion
Heaurea
Gresley
Cost of Living Rises Sharp in July
Washington reports a 0.2 percent advance in the consumer price index to 195.6, driven by higher costs for pork, milk, and eggs. The Bureau cites seasonal factors and notes year over year prices are up 1 percent. Pay raises tied to cost of living adjustments affect about 950,000 workers in auto, farm equipment, aerospace, and metal sectors, plus trucking staff.
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Washington
Bureau of Labor Statistics
General Motors
Ford
Chrysler
Caterpillars
International Harvesters
Tarrasy Vem
North Carolina
South Carolina
Virginia
Seattle
Wasly
Archold Chase
Bureau of Labor
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Haever Unceranes et Operaition
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Ost guaia illness and enforcement at Fair Park noted
The fragmented OCR text cites illness, enforcement offices, and upcoming events at Fair Park. It mentions Mae and the enforcement office, a Thursday night facility, and various names in scrambled form. The readable content is sparse and uncertain but points to notices and schedules surrounding a community site.
Singer Jane an Overdose Incident In New York
AP reports singer Jane an, 42, was found unconscious Monday night and rushed to Roosevelt Hospital after not telling a friend she had consumed pills. A private physician noted no definite overdose signs and cited nervous exhaustion. she regained consciousness and was listed in stable condition.
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NW York
Janean
Abe
Roosevelt Hosital
Floods in Korea Cause Widespread Damage and Loss
Kenyan based flood report notes Dong River breaches near Suncvhon city causing severe damage. Officials report 131 killed and 39 missing amid flooding. responders scramble to rescue residents and assess devastation.
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South Korea
API Kwonwollun
Dong‘hin
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