Russia Refuses to Share UN Congo Costs at Banquet
UNITED NATIONS AP Russia again refused to accept sharing the Congo peacekeeping expenses arguing costs were approved by the General Assembly not the Security Council. Secretary General Thant warned of a financial crisis if funds aren’t raised, while Klutznick urged unity to keep the UN functioning as costs total about 10 million monthly and the organization runs a $130 million red.
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United Nations
N.Y. AP
Soviet Union
U. N
Congo
Middle East
Pavel M. Tchernyshev
General Assembly
Security Council
Tchernyshev
U Thant
U.S
Philip M. Klutznick
World Court
U.N
Thant
Klutznick
Thant Denounces Western Inaction on Soviet Change
UN Secretary-General U Thant warned Western leaders have not adjusted to a more flexible Soviet policy since Stalin's death. Speaking at Johns Hopkins University before 3,500 people, he said the world’s leaders still view the USSR as a rigid battlefield of opposing systems.
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Baltimore
U Thant
United Nations
Soviet Union
Thant
Johns Hopkins University
Stalin
Rainfall Totals and 24 Hour Weather Summary
Weather totals show 47.20 inches of rainfall through November, down from 51.19 inches last year. An Experiment Station report records 24 hours ending 8 am Tuesday with a high of 60 and a low of 44 and precipitation of .07 inch.
Arkansas Oklahoma dispute over 1905 boundary area
In Fort Smith Arkansas a 13 block area near the confluence of the Poteau and Arkansas rivers remains contested between Arkansas and LeFlore County Oklahoma. LeFlore County Assessor Rubin White says the area belongs to Oklahoma and should be taxed there, while Fort Smith officials insist the territory has long been part of Arkansas. The 1905 boundary extension gave Arkansas jurisdiction, but Oklahoma officials continue efforts, with Fort Smith noting past attempts to place residents on LeFlore rolls were unsuccessful. The three businesses in the zone were assessed by LeFlore County at 25335 dollars, with further assessments to follow for others.
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Smith
Ark
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Fort Smith
LeFlore County
Oklahas
Rubin White
White
Bywan Dobbs
LeFlore
Tey
Sebastian County
Forecraft Corp
LeFtore County
Jin Arkansas
Poteau and
Arkansas River
Arkoma Turn & Lay Co
Steel Manufacturing Co
Joe Page
Army-Navy game disrupts by fencing in field incident
Vincent Pelton of Wyckoff New Jersey, 45, was fined $10 after rushing the field at the Army Navy clash in Philadelphia to shake President Kennedy’s hand during halftime. He approached within yards of the president before police halted him. Pelton claimed it was a dare and faced intoxication and disorderly conduct charges. David Dubinsky, 70, stopped for lunch when his bicycle belonging to the $28,600-a-year ILGWU head was used to steal his ride. Maj. Gen. James H. Polk and Maj. Gen. Albert Watson II received new assignments with Polk heading to Berlin as U.S. commandant to replace Watson, who will lead the 3rd Army at Fort McPherson, Georgia.
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Associated Press
Vincent Pelton
Kennedy
Army-Navy
Philadelphia
N. J
Pelzer
David Dubinsky
International Ladies Garment Workers Union
James H. Polk
Albert Watson II
Polk
Berlin
U.S
Lni
Watson
3Rd Army
Fort McPherson
Revival Services at Southside Assembly in Progress
Evangelist Jack Pattie speaks each evening at 7 80 including Saturdays until December 16 at Southside Assembly. Special music and singing accompany the nightly sermons as Rev S Joseph Geno invites the public to attend.
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Southside Assembly
Jack Pattie
S. Joseph Geno
Deaths Around the Nation Dr Job Gabbert Bowman Dies
Dr Job Gabbert Bowman, former chancellor of the University of Pittsburgh from 1921 to 1945 and president of Pitt from 1943, died Sunday. Born in Davenport Iowa, he retired in 1947 as president emeritus.
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Redford
Job .Gabbert Bowman
University of Pittsburgh
Pit
Davenport
Iowa
Tito to Talk With Nikita as China Attacks Yugoslavia
Yugoslav President Tito heads for Moscow for talks with Soviet Premier Khrushchev. The journey, framed as a vacation, follows hostile Chinese broadcasts accusing Tito’s group of traitor like aims. Tito may discuss economic strains in Yugoslavia including recent food shortages and Soviet relations.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Tito
Yugoslavia
United States
U S to Launch Relay Satellite
The United States plans a next week launch of a relay satellite from Cape Canaveral to enable a second transatlantic exchange of television programs with Europe. The plan mirrors Telstar but may include South America, aiming for a three sided exchange. details emerged on a Sunday TV interview by Newton N. Minow, FCC chairman, and were confirmed by a spokesman for the agency.
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Cape Canaveral
Fourope
Telstar
Atlantic
South America
Newton N. Minow
Pecoral Communications
McNamara Orders Major Reorganization of Reserves and Guards
Secretary McNamara begins sweeping reorganization to reshape Army Reserve and National Guard forces for Cold War needs. Plans break up eight low rank divisions into mobile brigades, drop about 730 missile units, and reform four Reserve infantries. Governors’ approval required for National Guard changes amid opposition.
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Fred 5. Hoffman
Washington AP
Secretary of Defense
Robert §. McNamara
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National Guard
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House Armed Services
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Congress
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Defense Department
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Missouri Pacific Board Approves 1963 Expenditures
Missouri Pacific Railroad directors approved 1963 expenditures totaling $28,274,000. President Downing B. Jenks said the high capital outlay is needed to modernize the line and keep pace with new technology.
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St, Louis
Missouri Pacific Railroad Board of Directors
Downing B. Jensk
Jenks
Tax Increase Is Main Issue in the School Election
Hempstead County districts face millage votes with five mill increases proposed in multiple districts. Hope voters decide on a five mill rise to reach 40 total, Guernsey district seeks 5 mills to total 27, while other posts mention incumbents facing opposition or no opposition in various county education posts as polls open at local fire station and city hall amid heavy expected turnout.
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Hempstead County
Hope
Guernsey
Willian Rowton
Weston H. Greeny
John B. Lowe
Forney Holt
Blevins Dist
James Thurman
Patmos Dist
Hugh Garner
County Board of Education
Dorsey Wayne Abbott
Spring Hill
Hugh — Garner
Joe Foley
Gail Singard
Saratoga
Dalton Harris
Post One
Washington
Sam H. Smith
HL. L
Dub) Pinegar
J. J. Byers
Fire Station
Hope City Hall
Cold Front Brings Freezing Temps To Arkansas
A cold front moving from Oklahoma will drop Arkansas temperatures to below freezing tonight with much colder highs and overnight lows expected midweek. Light rain fell across the state Tuesday with amounts near one inch in Newport, Augusta and Pine Bluff as the front spreads west to east.
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Oklahoma
Weather Bureau
Newport
Augusta
Pine Bluff
Kansas
Bois d Arc game preserve report and local notes
Arkansas Game and Fish Commission reports duck conditions near Bois d Arc with a 600 acre lake holding about 1000 mallards and 1500 to 4000 wood ducks after rain. Hot Springs Sentinel Record feature on Herbie Dock, AIC quarterback at Arkansas State Teachers College, married to Lou Nely Cox. Two Hempstead County students among 24 Southern State College honorees for Who's Who. Glyndon Franklin of Prescott also listed. Basketball tonight and junior boys Babeals play Friday with ladies night free admission. David Porterfield Hope wack named to AA All State football team. honorable mention for Charles Beggs.
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Hope Star
John Pierce
Eddie LeBaron
Dallas Cowboys
Booster Club
Hamer
Anverley
Gordon
Beasley
Pierce
Homer Beyerley
Glen Ballard
Kendall Yocom
Tony Purtis
David Porterfield
Donnie Vaughn
Gary Mayfield
Jerry Goad
Jackie Russell
Charles Beverley
Roy Wray
Charles Beggs
Larry Cook
Bill Aldridge
Gari Murphy
Jewell Still
Jack Jackson
Maurice Sullivan
John Hughes
Larry Thrash
Matt Wasserl
Joe Morton
James Marcum
Jimmy Walker
Jack Caldwell
Dan Jonas
Ricky Butler
Richard McDowall
Mac McLarty
Jerry Burnett
Buddy Jordan
John Samuels
Jimmy Johnson
Arkansas Game
Commission
Bois d d’ Arc
Hot Springs Sentinel Record
Herbie Dock
AIC
Arkansas State Teachers College
Lou Nely Cox
Texarkana
Babeals
Hope Wack
Charles J Beggs
Hope Tackic
Nehru Expects Soviet MIG21 Deliveries for India
Indian Prime Minister Nehru told Parliament that the Soviet Union promised to deliver a sample of MIG21 jets for training. He said a few would arrive in December 1962, with others in 1963 and 1964, while Defense Minister Chavan noted assurances of December delivery from the Moscow embassy. Six jets were slated for December and six for January, with the factory completion in two to four years. He cited timing uncertainty due to China and the Cuban crisis.
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New Delhi
India
Nehru
Soviet Union
Y. B. Chavan
Moscow
Red China
Himalayas
Red
China
Rahi
Sunes
System of Detection Is Rejected By TOM CCHILTREE
United States rejects the unmanned seismic detection system as a complete method to police a ban on underground nuclear tests. diplomat Arthur H L Dean told a seven nation disarmament conference that Moscow acknowledged box failures but Moscow suggested the boxes plus existing systems could reduce onsite inspections, a view Dean challenged.
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Tom Cchiltree
Geneva
United States
Arthur HL. Dean
Soviet Union
Dean
Tiean
Semyon K. ‘Tsarapkin
Moscow
Tsarapkin
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