Union and Railway Bargaining Talk Arranged
CHICAGO AP Leavers of the strike bound Chicago and North Western Railway and striking Telegramers met in a hotel to discuss their dispute at a federal mediator's urging. Francis A. O Neill Jr. of the National Mediation Board urged both sides to settle while a large walkout disrupts 10,600 miles across nine Midwestern states.
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Chicago
Chicago and
North Western ‘Railway
Francis A. O'Neill Jr
National Mediation Board
O'Neill
North Western
Th Railroad
Carrie’s
Milwaukee
Elgin
Great Plains
Mineapolis
George E. Leighty
Telegraphers
Union
Railroad
Powers Baptists Plan Revival
Revival services will begin Sunday September 2 at Powers Baptist Church on old Highway 67 west. Nightly meetings start at 7 30 p m through September 8 with Rev. Wayne Johnson delivering the sermons.
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Powers Baptist Church
Old Highway 67
Wayne Johnson
Weather Summary From 1962 Through July Precipitation Totals
Weather totals show 29.01 inches in July 1962, vs 2.89 inches last year. Experiment Station report covers 21 hours ending 8 a.m. Friday with high 92 and low 69. Arkansas forecasts: partly cloudy and warm through Saturday with scattered thundershowsers, high 88 to 95, low 70 to 75. Eastern and Southern Missouri: partly cloudy to cloudy, with showers and thunderstorms and scattered afternoon thundershowers. Page Three continuation.
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Arkansas
Missouri
Nus
Two Year Old Seeks Flight Crashes From Window
In Stevenage England two year old Catherine Burton watched birds from her nursery and tried to fly. She fell eighteen feet onto a concrete path but a clothesline broke her fall. Cathy told her mother I only wanted to fly like the pigeons. She suffered minor internal injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevenage
England
Catherine Burton
Cathy
Goldberg and Wirtz Are Real Happy
Washington AP two mutual admiration society members return to Washington to take new government posts. Arthur J. Goldberg leaves the Supreme Court seat to be associate justice replacing Felix Frankfurter. W. Willard Wirtz is promoted from undersecretary to secretary of labor. They arrived after an effort to avert a railroad strike and shared playful banter about shoes and puns.
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Washington
W. Willard Wirtz
Arthur J. Goldberg
Goldberg
Kennedy
Felix Frankfurter
Supreme Court
Wirtz
Chicago
Chicago & North Western Railroad
Wiz
Winchester
Tliere
Collision at Third and Hazel Causes Heavy Damage
Ezekiel Collins and Paul Gobb drove autos into a crash at Third and Hazel streets. Youlanda Thomas, a passenger with Collins, suffered severed teeth and a cut mouth but was not in critical condition. Both cars were badly damaged. Officers Milam and Torbert charged Collins with failure to yield the right of way.
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Third
Hazel Streets
Ezekiel Collins
Paul Gobb
Youlanda ‘Thomas
Collins
Milam and
Torbert
Outbreak of Sleeping Sickness Hits Florida Gulf Coast
In Pinellas County 108 suspected encephalitis cases are reported with eight deaths possible. Hotels report cancellations but remain busy for Labor Day weekend. The illness spreads via a mosquito bite from infected birds, not person to person, and spraying campaigns are underway. Laboratory tests will take several weeks to confirm cases.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
Florida West Coast
Pinellas County
Gulf Coast
Scout Rocket Sent Aloft In Test Over Atlantic
WALLOPS ISLAND VA AP Space agency scientists launched a four stage Scout rocket to test heat shields for reentry at about 18 000 mph The craft climbed about 80 miles high and was expected to land in the Atlantic around 100 miles east of Bermuda No recovery of the payload was attempted
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Wallops Island
Space Agency
Atlantic
Bermuda
Kennedy taps Henry to head FCC replacing Cross
President Kennedy named B William Henry of Memphis to head the Federal Communications Commission, bypassing veteran Arkansan John S Cross of Eureka Springs. Arkansan lawmakers voiced disappointment as Cross expressed surprise, with several officials citing political tensions and possible reassignment to ease delegation hurt.
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Arkansan
Tenn. Man
FCC
Washington
Kennedy
B. William Henry
Memphis
Federal Communications Commission
John S. Cross
Eureka Springs
Ark
Cross
Henry
Caesar
Brutus
Arkansas
Wilbur D. Mills
D-Ark
House
Ways and Means Committee
J. W. Trimble
Kennedy signs profit making satellite pact
President Kennedy signed the communications satellite KUS bill to create a privately owned corporation guiding the United States role in a global network for messages and pictures. The law aims to boost world trade education travel and discourse while safeguarding public interests and ensuring broad participation by government industry and the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Kennedy
Congress
Senate
House
Telstar
Atlantic
Emmet 4 H Club Organized With New Officers
The Emmet 4 H Club formed in August as the Forward Club with officers Nell Clark president Nancy Trexler vice president June Wake secretary Ida Sains reporter Becky Roebuck photographer Virginia Loudersmil k and Sandra Treaster songleader Virginia Louder smilk led adult advisors B C Sare Jane McDill Ros Rabuck and Mes Francis Nodyves for girls and Koy Roebuck for boys The group has received 4 H club workbooks
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Emmet
Ann Clark
Nancy ‘Trexler
Wake
Ida Sains
Becky’ Roebuck
Ieader
Virginia Loudersmilk
Sandra Treaster
Teaders
B.C. CL Sare
Jane McDill
Mre
Ros. Rabuck
Francis Nodyves
Koy Ruebuck
Liu Hie CL
Workbabks
Agri Department Overhaul Urged By Senate Panel
Washington AP Senators from both parties urged a major restructuring of the Agriculture Department amid a probe of Billie Sol Estes farm aid schemes. The panel questioned Undersecretary Charles Murphy for a third day while Neal Estes' lawyers were to be dropped. Mundt and Jackson criticized the agency's management and called for reorganization though disagreed on how to proceed.
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Washington
Billie Sol Estes
Caome
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Charles §. Murphy
Estes
John Dennison
Richard D. Naylor
Pecos
Tex
Mundt
Kennedy
Jackson
Congress
Murphy
Department
Congress May Stay in Session
Washington dispatch says Congress could remain in session past September to avoid adjourning during an election year. House members face primary and nominating deadlines, with votes limited on days tied to campaigns. Foreign aid bills loom as potential hold ups, while Senate leaders eye late September adjournment, contingent on campaign dynamics.
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Washington
Congress
House
New York
Tnis
Charles A. Halleck
Indiana
Brotherhood Meet at Shaver Springs Baptist Church
The Union Association Brotherhood will meet at Shaver Springs Baptist Church at 7:80 PM on Monday September 3. The Rev. James Hoover of Conway will bring the message.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Association Brotherhood
Shaver Springs Baptist Church
James Hoover
Conway
Contempt Threatened for Steel Firms By Probers
The Senate Antitrust Subcommittee recommended contempt citations for four major steel companies and a top executive after they defied subpoenas and failed to provide data on production costs. Kefauver called the refusal willful and premeditated contempt of Congress, with possible penalties of a $1000 fine or up to a year in jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Antitrust Subcommittee
Congress
Estes Kefauger
D-Tenn
Bethlehem Republic
Natlohat
Armco
Kefauver
Kennedy
Drum Major Majorettes Selected at Hope High School
Judge JW. Pee Wee Crampler, famed Stamps band director, presided over at Hope High School tryouts for drum major and majorettes. Senior Band names include Pat Rogers as drum major and Wayne Gilbert as assistant. Juliana Fenwick featured twirler. Mary Beth Allen led majorette team with Ruth Ann Mohr Cynthia Collier Sharon Faris Catherine Gladney Jaylce Williams. Junior Band Drum major Ruth Ann Wylie. majorette captain Linda Parsons. members Rohin Formby Martha McClelland Lynda Miller Sandra Barbarotto Pat Walton Donna Byers as alternates.
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Pee Wee
Crampler
Stamps
Hope High School
Willy
Sull
Pat
Roger S
Wayne ‘Gilbert
Juliana Fenwick
Mary Beth Allen
Ruth Ann Mohr
Cynthia Collier
Sharon Faris
Catherine Gladney
Jaylce Williams
Sarah Gordon
Junior Bane
Ruth Ann Wylie
Linda Parsons
Roh
Formby
Martha ‘McClelland
Lynda Miller
Sandra Barbarotto
Pat Walton
Donna Byers
A Ship Almost Collides With Navy Destroyer
Norfolk report: The nuclear merchant ship Savannah narrowly avoided a collision with a Navy destroyer as she entered Hampton Roads on maiden voyage. The destroyer Stickel reportedly missed ramming her by two feet. Navy spokesman said the Stickel backed down after signaling an emergency.
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Norfolk
Savannah
Hampton Roads
Navy
NEA Official Praises U.S. Schools Over Europe
Dr Karl Berns of the National Education Association described American facilities as superior to European ones after tours of schools in England Norway Sweden Austria Switzerland Holland Germany and Russia He noted postwar European cities still show war damage with many buildings inadequately designed and textbooks and libraries in poor condition He faulted European laboratories and vocational shops for weak equipment and limited materials.
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Little Rock
United States
Europe
National Education Association
Karl Berns
NEA
Central High Schoo
Berns
England
Norway
Sweden
Austria
Scitaerland
Holland
Germany
Russia
Inl
Town Notes and Local Movements Across Hempstead
All Around Town highlights a Red-White Rebels game and admission in exchange for pantry items, plus staff changes as Carolyn Streng leaves for Houston to pursue teaching in Clear Creek Junior High and later reads in Houston districts. Other items note births, transfers and military training, with Labor Day closings and assorted community updates across Hope, Arkansas.
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Mies
Carolyn Streng Las
Houston
Texas
iCreek
Caralyn
Wake For Agariments
Chi Omega Sororky
Univer ‘Sity
Arkansas
Hunton System
Pew Astronaut Center
Carolyn
Ink Firm Leases Shumaker Site
CAMDEN S C The ink maker Frederick HL Lively Co Inc of New York leased a building at the Shumaker Naval Ammunition Depot for a new plant. The Camden plant will be a subdivision of the New Orleans branch. The Leyfey company is described as the oldest industrial ink manufacturer in the United States, founded about a decade ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camdimn, Atk
Frederick Hl, Lively Co., Inc
New York
Shumaker Naval Ammunition Depot
Camden
S. C
Parks
Brown Engineering Co
New Orleans
Leyfey Company
United States
Co-ops Name Now Officers In Arkansas Elections
Two Arkansas electric cooperatives hold annual meetings and elections. Nominations include Roe Stokenburg of Elkins and L E Maupin of Prairie Grove for four year terms on the Quarks Electric Cooperative board. Carroll Bell of Okalana Clarence Uaordin and W H Huss, all of Arkadelphia, seek re election to three year terms on the South Central board.
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Little Rock
Arkansas Electric Co
Tivers
Quarks Electric Co-operative
Fayetteville
Arkansas Elece
Ric
Arkadelphia
Roe Stokenburg
Elkins
L. E. Maupin
Prairie Grove
Coarks
Carroll Bell
Okolana
Clarence Uaordin
W. H. Huss
South Central Board
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Powers Baptists Plan
Lillie Mae Beeman
Pat Stooley
Shota
Little Miss Q
Indianapolis
Ind
Eisenhower
Richard A. Mack
State DePartment
Kenneth Cox
Newton N. Minow
Cox
Minow
Agri
G. Milton Kelly
William F. Arbogast
Brotherhood
Shaver Springs
Mary Ann Mulcahy
Newhall
Calif
Bebesls
Lovish
Rom Wood Lake
Abe Mar
Tin
James C. Henry
Wariley Hospital
Lexarkana
Moraie Churchwell
Dickson Geneva Hospital
al Lick
Lesley Ray Bennett
Marvin Bennet
Hope! Rt. 4
U.S. Naval ‘Training
San Diego
Hempstead County
Syl
Julie Co Smith
Los Angeles
Cuil
Las
Carswell
Apr
Texas Farmals’ Wih
Strategic Air Command
Ink Firm
Shumaker
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