Madman Ivanov Swallows Spoon While Awaiting Transfer
Miami AP reports Mate Ivanov 37 bound to a hospital stretcher swallowed a spoon handle. X rays show at least one spoon in his stomach and doctors will wait to see if it passes before possible surgery. Ivanov linked to a Nova Mineuta bayonet massacre that killed five including Peter Grezoy and his family. He entered the U S as a Cuban refugee near Marathon after a fingerprint check identified him. The case ties to domestic issues and a prior mental disturbance.
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Miami
Fla
New York
Dade County
Mate
Mike) Ivanov
Ivanov
FBE
Mineuta
N.Y
Peter Grezoy
Peter Jr
Ronald
Michael
Odie
Op Bration
United States
Marathon
Florida Keys
BB Ye
Fon
Gregovs
Trieste
Tyanov
Gregay
Ted
40 Women Hold Annual Yule Party
The Fellowship Heal of the Trust Assembly at God Church hosted the naval Home Demonstration Club Christmas party with about 125 attendees. Morning session led by Mrs. Lester Kent, with singing by Mrs. Howard, performances from Shaver Springs Quintet, installation of officers by Mrs. Jack Huckabee, and a gift exchange. A moment of silence honored Mrs. Bill Schooley. Newly installed officers include Mrs. Nec Purtle as president and Mrs. Roy Seeward as vice president. The first yearbook of 1962 was presented to Mrs. Ernest Graham for outstanding county and state health and safety work, with gifts from KXAR Hopelar and Mrs. Jay Case.
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Heal
Trust Assembly At God
Naval Home
Lester Kent
Howard
Ted
Nome
Poindexter
Pod Rogers
E. A. Pendergraft
Shaver Springs
Jack Huckabee
C. L. Roberts
L. K. Boyce
Bill Schooley
Wis
Nec Purtle
Roy Seeward
Weather outlook shows cloudy with rain today and tonight
The forecast calls for cloudy skies with periods of rain through today and into tonight. Temperatures hold steady with little change expected, and Sunday brings fair skies with cooler conditions around 44 degrees.
Hepatitis Replaces Polio as Arkansas Cleanliness Yardstick
Arkansas Health Department notes hepatitis now signals unsanitary conditions in communities as polio declines due to vaccines. Over 40 weeks since Jan 1, 943 hepatitis cases vs 21 polio cases. prior year counts were 204 hepatitis and 32 polio.
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Little Rock
State Health Department
William L. Bunch Jr
Department
Communicade Disease Central Division
Bunch
Arkansas
Missile Launches Mark Atlas ICBM Progress
In California, Vandenberg reports a second Atlas intercontinental ballistic missile launch in eight days. Secretary of State Dean Rusk held a news conference stating the UN aims to enable Congolese self-government and denied a US blueprint for Congo. He urged international support for South Vietnam, noted Castro’s communist admission, and discussed Berlin and Congo stability amid Cold War tensions.
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Vandenberg Air Force Base
Calif
Air Force
Strategic Air Command
Washington
Dean Rusk
United Nations
Katanga
Rusk
United States
Congo
America
Tha
Lander
Asia
South Viet Nam
State Department
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Castro
U.S
Paris
North Atlantic
Repdy Organization
Building loan to State College for dormitory housing
The Community Facilities Administration announced a loan of 1,587,000 to Arkansas State College in Dunesdayo Ark for the construction of a dormitory to house 384 students.
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Washington
API
Arkansas State College
Dunesdayo
Ark
Community Facilities Administration
Youths Say Americans Not Patriotic
NEW YORK AP Three young conservatives described the American college as a hot house of liberal indoctrination. Scott Stanley Roger Claus and William Cotter urged industrialists to fund conservative campus efforts and defend free enterprise against what they call anti patriotism and left wing brain laundry.
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NEW York
The
American College
Scott Stanley
University of Kansas
Roger Claus
MMH
University of Wisconsin
William §.D. Cotter
National Organization
Young Americans For Freedom
National Association of Manufacturers
Stanley
Claus
Wisconsin Conservative Club
Cotter
Russia
America
Employment Division reports nine year high nonfarm job placements
The state Employment Security Division announced that nonagricultural job placements in November reached a nine year high with 6,468 workers placed. This was a release of 500 percent over the 5,634 placements in November 1953 during the Korean War lull. The 1961 figure stands as the highest to date.
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API
No Man Is an Island In a Shrinking World
A contemplative piece argues that isolation is impossible in a connected world. It notes every person bears a life record from birth to taxes, marriage, and employment, shaping identity as global proximity grows. Crowded minds, not crowded rooms, define our future as individuals and as a society.
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Hellen
Fred P
Susan
Arkansas Prison Urban Renewal Commission Cleared
The Arkansas Attorney General ruled seven members of the Prison Urban Renewal Commission may serve while holding other elected or appointive roles. The opinion, directed to Harrison City Attorney Biki, Dashier noted dual office holding prohibits only state offices. Commissioners named include Dashier, Ray Baker Jr, Rubie Arhades, J. Wasson, Bill Beustew, Roger Collier, and Donald Raney.
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Little Rock
Attorney General's Office
Prison Urban Renewal Commission
Harrison City
Biki
Doshier
Dashier
Ray Baker Jr
Rubie J Arhades
J. Wasson
Bill Beutstew
Roger Collier
Donald Raney
Needs Someone to Help Out
ANN ARBOR Mich Albert Warnhoff a lifelong Santa helper is ill with lung cancer in an Ann Arbor hospital and seeks a successor to continue his toy mission He built more than 46000 toys for hospitals and orphans worldwide and now worries many local children will miss gifts as he retires from fulltime workshop duties with only 500 toys this year remaining for delivery next week
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Albert Warnhoff
Santa
Warnhoff
Adults line up for Santa in Cincinnati stores
Cincinnati Christmas scenes shift as adults sit on Santa’s knee for photo keepsakes. George Ader, the man behind Santa, jokes about the weighty crowd while store cameras boost photo memories for grownups. A youngster asks for peace and quiet, revealing the season’s ironic wish.
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Cinnati
Cincinnati
Sanjay
Santa
George Ader
Spptas
Wilbur ‘Timme
Ader
Monuny
Te Girh
Special Election Set in Warren for Nursing Home Financing
A special election is scheduled in Warren Arkansas Burley County for January 2 to approve a no mill tax increase measure. The proposal would fund construction of a 60 bed nursing home by supporting a financing issue and related budgeting for the project.
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Warren, Ark
Burley County
Milage Iheresst
Bud
Ly Finsance
Guardsmen and Reservists May Be Released Next July
Pentagon officials say Army Reservists and National Guardsmen recalled last October could return to civilian life once regular units form to replace them. Training centers will start producing manpower in months ahead, but release timing depends on enlistments and world events. Berlin crisis not yet warranting rapid homeward pull. aim to release by next July after at least five months of training. President Kennedy and Secretary of the Army stress efforts to avoid the 12 month limit, with no White House push for a premature military cutoff.
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Washington
Pentagon
Alflictinls
Berlin
Kennedy
Dheir
Elvis
Stuhr Ha
White House
Communists Enter Plea of Innocence
The Communist Party of the United States pleaded innocent to failing to register as an agent of the Soviet Union. Chief Judge Matthew F. McGuire set a Feb 1 trial date after waiving reading of the 12 count indictment. Gus Hall appeared, declining to discuss his status, and the party faces up to $10,000 fines per violation and potential prison time for each day of noncompliance.
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Washington
Gus Mall
Communist Party
Trail
New York
Gus i Hall
Hall
United States
Indi- Vicia] Peirty
Talleyure
Sf Rd
Iseves Tt
Deer Hit Car Claim Turned Down in Arkansas
UTILE ROCK AP reports the Arkansas Claims Commission rejected motorist Joan Selig of Stuttgart for $100 after a deer collision and football fan Robert Lenert of Tulsa for $1 in expenses from attending the Arkansas Tulsa game on Sept. 50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utile Rock
State Clans Commission
Fayetteville
Joan PB. Selig
Stuttgart
Robert J. Lenirt
Tulsa
Ohia
Denies Rift in Arkansas GOP Ranks
Public meeting in Springs heard Winthrop Rockefeller deny a rift between Kin and Henry Britt of Hot Springs. He said Washington County Republican factions are healthy and that a two party system for Arkansas is the goal. The Oct visit by Rockefeller spurred a statewide campaign and calls for broader GOP prominence in Arkansas.
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Not Springs
Ark
Res
Public National
Winthrop Rockefeller
Henry M. Britt
Hot Springs
Washington County
Rockefeller
Britt
GOP
Renorlee
Federation
Republican Clubs
Republican Club
Aye Alleville
Lyo Ade
Northwest
Arkangis
Fayetteville
Mayetteville
I. A. Maestri
Springcole
Washington County Republican Central Committee
Washington
GE. M. Wheat
Washington Conty Republican Club
Republican Party
Arkansas
Utd
Dle
Truck Group Names Officers
Stormy King of Dine Bhitf was elected president of the Arkansas Bus and Truck Association Inc at its 20th annual convention in Hot SpringsArkansas. King leads Red Line Transfer and Storage while Floyd McConnell of Little Rock becomes vice president of the Field and Heavy Builders Conference. one member joins the Liberal Council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hot Springs
Ark
Stormy King
Dine Bhitf
Wis
Presen
Arkiwisas Bus and Truck Association Inc
Red Line Transfer and Storage
King
Flo, McConnell
Lillie Rock
of Field and Heavy Boulers
Lserative’ Council
Fifteen Die In Major Hospital Fire At Oneford
Hartford officials investigated a devastating blaze at Oneford Hospital that killed fifteen people and trapped more than ten others on a day when a 13-story building faced a dramatic evacuation. Doctors, nurses, and visitors described chaotic corridors as flames and smoke spread, with rescuers carrying patients down stairs and through smoke filled halls. An official said a cigarette or gas may have sparked the fire as investigators worked through the night to determine the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Conk
Chile
Onesford
Witty
Fen Hospital
Amon
Bes
Seguion
T Toreedo
Norman
Jivdenstda
Andrew Agugliati
Ingham
Mass
Lois Daly
Stewart Hamilton
Charges Dropped In Hot Springs Traffic Case
Daughters of Jewel Louis Heth involved in a Hot Springs traffic death sought charges against Avy Saunders. Police Chief Aiard Sanders faced accusations of involvement. The November incident led to probes of potential bribery and police action amid the ongoing case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hot Springs
Avy
Aiard Sanders
Saunders
Jewel Louis Heth
Tragic Farm Accident Kills 7 Year Old Boy in Gould
In Gould Arkansas a seven year old boy, Thoming fvereit White, was killed when he fell from a tractor driven by his father in a cotton shed on a farm four miles northwest of Gould. The boy is listed as the son of Muitcher White, 61, of Gould.
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Gould, Ark
Scott Brown
Miutcher, White
Gould
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