US and Russia Agree on End to Cuba Crisis
United Nations sources say the Soviet Union and the United States will issue parallel statements in the Security Council to wind up the Cuban crisis. Washington seeks verification of removal and nonreintroduction of Soviet missiles in Cuba and guarantees Cuba will not be invaded. Moscow demands U.S. pledge not to invade. Kennedy and Khrushchev had agreed on weapons removal and blockade lift, with reconnaissances noting missiles and bombers leaving Cuba and the quarantine ended.
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United Nations
N.y.ap
Soviet Union
United States
Security Council
Cuba
Soviet’ Union
U.S
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Weather Total rainfall figures and Arkansas forecast
The report notes rainfall totals for 1962 through November of 47.20 inches versus 51.29 inches last year and provides a regional forecast from The Associated Press across Arkansas and parts of Missouri. Central Arkansas remains clear to partly cloudy with a mild cooling trend, while Northwest and Northeast regions show similar patterns with highs generally in the 30s to 40s and overnight lows in the teens to 30s. Southeast and Southwest Arkansas expect mostly cloudy to partly cloudy skies and cold highs in the 40s, with lows in the 20s to 30s, and overall continued cold conditions through Tuesday with gradual warming in places on Wednesday.
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Arkansas
Associated Presscentral
Northwest
No Violent Deaths Sunday In Arkansas Week Toll 20
No violent deaths were reported in Arkansas Sunday keeping the weekly toll at 20. The prior Monday saw ten deaths from various causes including a child choking on a balloon and incidents involving a cotton picker, car train collision, traffic mishap, accidental shooting, two burns, and three homicides. One survivor died later in a Little Rock hospital from earlier injuries after an alleged beating and train incident. Fire-related fatalities included electrocution, stabbing, a jack collapse, and a car crush.
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Arkansas
Little Rock
Neighbor carries girl off mountain to safety in Cold Arkansas
Hot Springs man Frank Hammond carried Brenda, a 14 year old, 14 miles down West Mountain after she became lost during a picnic. A search of about 200 people, Civil Defense and Auxiliary Police joined to locate her. They found her tired and sleepy around Music Mountain Road at 7 p.m. Temperatures were about 38 degrees. Doctors said she would likely be all right.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Frank Hammond
West Mountain
Quachita Mountain
Brenda
Phe 'Etoup
Hotam
Hammond
Lars Smith
Music Mountain Road
South Hot Springs
Tanganyika Rules to Stay Unchanged at Inauguration
AP reports Julius Nyerere sworn in as Tanganyika's first republican president and premier. He vows government will remain largely unchanged aside from creation of a National Culture and Youth Ministry. The cabinet keeps one European and one Asian minister as before.
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Julius Nyerere
Tanganyika
Nyerere
Welfare Workers Hold Meeting in Little Rock
About 660 officials and employees of the state Welfare Department and county departments will meet in Little Rock for their annual gathering on Thursday and Friday. Rep. Wilbur Mills D Arkansas will speak at the dinner Thursday evening, with remarks also planned from Carl Adams state welfare commissioner and A J Moss assistant commissioner.
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Little Rock
State Welfare Department
Wilbur Mills
D-Ark
Carl Adams
A. J Moss
Arkansans claim GOP gains in state elections
Arkansas Republican Party officials said the November 6 results showed notable gains with Willis Rickets winning 82 000 votes for governor. Chairman William L. Spicer announced over 150 GOP candidates ran statewide and touted the party’s growth, while noting no state or district offices were won yet stressing groundwork and future targets.
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Little Rock
Arkansas Republican Party
William L. Spicer
Fort Smith
GOP
Willis Rickets
Spicer
Arkansas
Rickets
Oren Harris
Warren Lieb
Long
James Trimble
Cy Carney Jr
Kenneth Jones
Arkansas Republican State Committee
Justice of the Peace
United States Senate
Arkansas Tumor Clinics Report Cancer Clinic Rates
The State Cancer Commission reported 84 malignant cancer cases diagnosed by seven tumor clinics in the year ended June 36. More than a thousand people made 4,928 visits across 341 clinic sessions in Little Rock Pine Bluff Texarkana El Dorado Jonesboro and Harrison.
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Little Rock
State Cancer Commission
Arkansas
Commission
Litle Rock
Pine Bluff
Texarkana
el Dorado
Jonesboro
Arrison
Arkansas Cancer Clinics Count 884 New Cases
The State Cancer Commission reported that seven clinics diagnosed 884 malignant cancer cases in the year ending June 30. Patients made 4 923 visits to 341 clinic sessions at general hospitals in Little Rock Pine Bluff Texarkana Jonesboro Harrison and El Dorado. Deaths totaled 2 541, up 5 4 percent from the prior year.
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Little Rock
State Cancer Commission
Arkansas
Pine Blufe
Texarkana
Jonesboro
Harrison
el Dorado
Bureau of Vitaltatistics
Laneburg Honor Roll list shows mixed grades and names
Honor Roll students at Laneburg High School are listed across grades from 1st to 8th with numerous spellings. Names include Ann Murray Gail Alford Faye Almand Mack Arrm strong Mae Almand Linda Bright Ellen Kennetty Johnny Richardson William Lambert Margaret Jones Pegely Wesson Joyce Carlton Dale Almand Sue Spencer Mark Lambert Harry Almand Cedallia Dillard William Hunter Ronnie Miller Cecelia Gharmley Lana Lambert Maryi Bright Judy Waddle Rudy Wesgon Mike Lambert Jimmy Armstrong Linda Ellis Billy Johnson Jamie Carlton Marcia Murrah Cathy Mc Bacher Ronda Langston Donnie Dlilard Jerry Reed John Settoda Janice Hicks Debbie Spel Lony Ellis Joey Waddle Stephanie Ward Donna Langston Debbie Hunter.
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Laneburg High School
Ann Murray
Gail Alford
Faye Almand
Mack Arrmstrong
Mae Almand
Linda ‘Bright
Ellen Kennetty
Johnny’ Richardson
William Lambert
Margaret Jones
Pegely Wesson
Joyce Carlton
Dale Almand
Sue Spencer
Mark Lambert
Harry Almand
Sirs Almand
Cedallia Dillard
Wiliam Hunter
Ronnie Miller
Cecelia Gharmley
Lana Lambert
Maryi Bright
Judy Waddle
Rudy
Wesgon
Mike Lambert
Jimmy Armstrong
Linda Ellis
Billy Johnson
Jamie Carlton
Marcia Murrah
Cathy McBacher
Ronda Langston
Don‘nie Dlilard
Jerry Reed
John Settoda
Janice Hicks
Debbie Spel
Lony Ellis
Joey Waddle
Stephanie Ward
Donnna Langston
Carol Dillard
Debbie Hunter
Youths to Be Charged in Slaying
Two teenagers face second degree murder charges in connection with the death of Herbert Floyd Stout 50 of Bristol West Virginia who died from injuries after being thrown from a freight train on November 11 Previously Ireland J Vincent 14 and Edwin L Drury 18 were charged with assault with intent to kill Police said Vincent and Drury were arrested on the train along with Charles Thompson 46 of Flatmont West Virginia who also was thrown but has recovered Vincent and Drury remain jailed in Pulaski County on 2500 bonds
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Little Rock
Aly
John T. Jernigan
Herbert Floyd Stout
Bristol
V.A . Stout
Ireland J. Vincent
Edwin L. Drury
Charleston
W.va
Stout
Charles Thompson
Flarmont
Vincent
Drury
Pulaski County
Labor NLRB Election Slated At Conway Plant
A National Labor Relations Board election will be held Friday in Conway to decide if production and maintenance workers at Customade Products Corp. will be represented by the United Steelworkers of America. The Steelworkers petitioned the NLRB to rearermit the employees.
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Conway
Atk
National Labor Relations Board
Customade Products Corp
United Steelworkers of America
NLRB
Farm Bureau Opens Drive in Dixie
The American Farm Bureau Federation begins its 1962 convention in Atlanta to renew plans against new farm controls sought by the national administration. Leaders claim farmers oppose government intervention more than ever, and the bureau helped block proposals to extend controls this year while noting southern support for existing limits on cotton tobacco and peanuts.
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Atlanta
American Farm Bureau Federation
Heart of
Dixie
Farm Bureau
Harry S. Brown
Georgia
Fanny Burreau
Southeast
National Organization
Brown
Hope Woman to Bureau Meet
A delegation of nearly 100 persons will represent Arkansas agriculture this week at the American Farm Bureau Federation annual convention in Atlanta Georgia. Official voting delegates include Morris L. Bow men Newport Illinois b Gilyreath Summers E B Swindle Moscow and Paul W Bowlin Mulberry. Officially representing Arkansas at a joint meeting of American Farm Bureau Women will be Mrs J TH Carroll dy Brink Joy Mrs John Doyle Marianna Mrs Lester Kent Hope and Mrs Jack Jones Palosville.
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Atlanta
Arkansas Agriculture
American Farm Bureau Federation
Arkansas Parm Bureau Federation
Morris L. Bowman
Newport
B. Gilyreath
Summers
E. B. Swindle
Moscow
Paul W. Bowlin
Mulberry
Arkansas
American Farm Bureau
J. TH. Carroll Dy
Brink
Joy
John Doyle
Mariantha
Lester Kent
Hope
Jack Jones
Palsville
Three Counties to a Name Senator
West Memphis Ark AP Only one name will be on the base lot when voters in Crittenden, Cross, and St. Francis counties go to the polls to choose a 23rd senatorial district candidate. W K B Ingram, a West Memphis contractor and former Crittenden County judge, is the sole qualified candidate to replace Sen. Charles Rip Smith who died while fishing last summer. Ingram resigned from the county election board to run, leaving the post to be filled by the state board of election commissioners.
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West Memphis
Ark
Tuen
Crtenden
Class
St. Francis
W. Kk.bit Ingram
Crittenden County
Charles F. Rip Smith
West
Whorseshoe Lake
Ingram
Crittenden County Board of Election Commissioners
Wis
AMS Hopes to Immunize 80 Percent of Population
Arkansas Medical Society aims to immunize 80 percent of residents with county level programs led by Dr. Roger Bost Fort Smith polio chair. Washington County’s campaign reached about 80 percent of 55 000 amid a polio outbreak. Sabin vaccine favored over Salk for higher effectiveness and herd immunity.
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Bill Simmons
Fort Smith
Ark
Arkansas Medical Society
Roger Bost
Bost
Canada
United States Public Health Service
PHS
Miller
Washington
Washington County
Society
Missionaries to Visit Hope Church
Unity Baptist Church hosts five Mexican missionaries on Wednesday December 1 at 7 30 PM Rev C L Howard of North American Baptist Association to Mexico Pablo Valero Herrera pastor of Jerusalem Baptist Monterrey Fernando Fabian Vega pastor of Messiah Baptist Mexico City Novberto Dehesa Galleia pastor Bethlehem Baptist Axochapan and David Cervantes pastor Salina Cruz will speak about their work south of the border The public is invited to attend
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Unity Baptist Church
Old Mexico
Rev
C. L. Howard
North American Baptist Association
Mexico
Pablo Valero Herrera
Jerusalem Bapist Church
Monterrey
Fernando Fabian Vega
Mehhiah Baptist Church
Mexico City
Novberto Dehesa Galleia
Bethlehem Baptist Church
Axochiapan
Ana David Cervantes
Salina Cruz
Tito Visiting in Stalingrad
Tito visits Stalingrad, meeting officials after arriving Sunday in Volgograd formerly Stalingrad. He traveled from Moscow on a special train after five days of talks with Premier Khrushchev and plans to return for more discussions. Presence of Yuri Andropov fuels speculation of easing ideological rift between Yugoslav and Soviet parties.
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Moscow
API
Tito
Volgograd
Stalingrad
Tass
Communist Partyt
Saicd
Khrushchev
Communist Party
Soviet Party
Yuri Andropov
Central Committee
Youths Jailed for Attempt at Robbery
OSCEOLA Ark AP Two teenage Black youths Sammy Rice 19 and Lee Brown 16 both of Osceola were arrested Saturday after an attempted armed robbery at a liquor store Friday. Rice used a stolen .22 rifle injuring operator John W Murrell four times. Brown drove the stolen car. Murrell in critical condition in Memphis hospital. Rice arrested at mother’s Memphis home. suspects in custody in Osceola awaiting municipal court hearing.
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Osceola
Ark
Mississippi County Sheriff's Office
Cliff Cannon
Sammy Rice
Due Lee Brown
Cannon
Rice
Memphis
William Berryman
Frenchman's Bayout
U.S. Highway 61
Brown
West Memphis
John W. Murrell
Murrell
Mississippi
Kennedy Denies Seeking Foreign Relations Committee Seat
Washington reports spread that Senator Kennedy might join the Foreign Relations Committee. Kennedy dismisses the notion as untrue in a television interview. He praises senior senators on the panel and says many in the Senate should serve given foreign affairs experience.
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Washington
Boward M
Red
Senate
United States Senate
Hope Federation announces yard of month signs for Christmas
Yard of the month signs will be placed during Christmas hour decorations on Dec 20. Neighbors may nominate a name by calling Mrs. Monty Monts. Judging in each ward by garden club representatives. Also previews of Dec 7 Mandel's Messiah at Texarkana College auditorium attended by local residents. Wayne Smiley organist. Bill Muirr represented Univ of Arkansas on livestock judging team in Chicago. Army notes include specialists and soldiers stationed at Fort Leavenworth and Fort Hood. Operation Silver Shield participation in Germany.
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Hope Federation of Garden Clubs
Monty Monts
Cach Garden Helub
Bill Muirr
Hope
University of Arkansas
Chicago
2. Haire
FL. Haire
Animal Industry Club
Sigma Chi Fraternity
J. A. Nee
Illiam M. Lee
Fort Leavenworth
Kansas
Carolyn
R. Jamieson
35Th Quartermaster Battalion
Germany
Fort Hood
Texas
Nehru Dismisses Chinese Terms as War Sees No End
Indian Prime Minister Nehru warned that China may force a prolonged conflict on the Himalayan border. He rejected Peking's cease-fire terms, offered to take the dispute to the International Court of Justice if China withdraws, and urged Indians to prepare for a long struggle while demanding Chinese withdrawal to positions held in September. He spoke in Parliament and in a radio address to troops amid calls from nonaligned nations for a solution.
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New Delhi
India
Nehru
China
Himalayas
Peking
International Court of Justice
Ceylon
Henry S. Bradsher
Indian Foreign Ministry
Colombo
Nehri
Himalayan
R A Head 79 Dies Saturday In Arkansas Funeral
Richard Ailxon Head, 79, retired farmer, died Saturday in Benton Arkansas. Funeral services were held at 2 a.m. Monday at Sweet Home Cemetery with Rev Billy Bryant officiating. Burial by Hlerndun Cornelius. Survivors include sons Clarence Claude and Virgil Head of Prescott Route 5, a daughter Mrs Gus Moses of Hope, and a sister Mrs Emima Boyett of Emimet.
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Richard Ailxon Flead
Sister of Hope Man Succumbs in Texas
Mrs Wollie Monroe sister of Dewey Baker of Hope died Saturday in Haskell Texas. Septimes were to be held Monday at Hageskelt.
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Wollie Monroe
Dewey Baker
Hope
Haskell
Texas
Hageskelt
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