Cold wave threatens Arkansas with frost and floods
The U S Weather Bureau warned of another cold wave for Arkansas with minimums near 10 to 20 degrees and light snow flurries in the north. The Ouachita River swelled toward flood level near Camden, with water covering parts of Kent Road. Rain and rising river crest expected by Wednesday, with limited damage anticipated unless floods worsen. Snow spread across the Midwest as Toledo and parts of Ohio reported fresh accumulations and traffic slows amid minor accidents.
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U S Must Defend Stand on Katanga
President Kennedy faces a Senate arms for Katanga stance as the administration seeks to uphold U.N. support in Congo. Weather and disaster notes detail heavy snow in Illinois Indiana and Michigan, record Mississippi river flooding near Jackson and Rankin County, plus broad winter warnings from the Plains to Texas.
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Weather totals and cold wave warn of Arkansas region
Weather totals show 51.29 inches of precipitation through November this year, vs 40.44 inches last year. An Experiment Station 24 hour report notes conditions ending at 6 p.m. Moi eowiligh 63, low 34. ARKANSAS Cold wave warning. Tonight temperatures fall to near 10 degrees and from northwest to low 20s south. North clouds, south partly cloudy with light snow flurries in the north. Fair and colder tonight and Wednesday.
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Senate divisions push inquiry into Katanga crisis
Foreign Relations Committee members mais senators press for a U N inquiry into Katanga. Senator Dodd urges airing views on Tshombe and Congo policy while Fulbright avoids comment on developments. Lausche questions UN legality in Elisabethville and Javits backs UN action to prevent a broader East West clash.
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D-Ark
Foreign Relations Committee
Dean Husk
Katanga
Fulbright
Washington
Arkansas
Congo
Thomas J. Dodd
D-Conn
U.N
Moise Tsherbe
Dodd
Frank J. Lausche
D-Ohio
Elisabethville
Ka‘tanga
Tshombe
Africa
Lausche
Cyrille Adoula
Jadoula
Sen
Jaco K
Javits
R-N.y
ULN
Free World
Autopsy Confirms Doctor Drowned in Arkansas Lake
HOPE Ark AP autopsy confirms Dr George W Parsons 64 a retired Texarkana physician drowned when his body was recovered from Grassy Lake 14 miles west of Hope after he failed to return from a hunting trip at a private club near Fulton Sunday night Parsons practiced medicine in Texarkana for 30 years and was found Monday night by authorities
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Grassy Lake
Here
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Fulton
Red China Criticizes Invasion of Goa
Hong Kong AP reports Ta Kung Pao in Beijing criticized Prime Minister Nehru for India's Goa invasion. The official Chinese Communist reaction diverged from the Soviet Union and mocked Nehru's motives. The piece framed the action as an attempt to restore prestige among Africa Asia bloc nations.
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Grant to fund County Hospital project in El Bora do Ark
Health Education and Welfare Department awards a $773,195 grant to Union County Hospital at El Bora do Ark to support a $2,089,950 general hospital project. The facility will have 100 beds across 11 units.
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All Around Town notes prep for 25 mile walk to game
All Around Town reports Charles Murif’s basketball team in shape and ready to travel by foot from town to Cale for a 2 pm departure. Players named include Jackie May, Tilman Nichols, Richard Miller, Bud Daniels, Teddy Puntie, Jack Butler, Mack Butler, Olen Dorman and Gary Miller. Police report a shoplift arrest at West Brothers Store where Arthur McDonald, 18, wore a hat out and faced petit larceny charges. A stolen wheel incident at Progee’s auto on North Ferguson is noted.
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Mack Butler
Olen Dorman
Gary Miller
Downtech
Arthur McDonald
West Brothers
Pedver
North Ferguson
Star Dinner Tonight for Carriers
Hope Star will host a carrier dinner at 7:30 tonight in the Diamond cafeteria banquet rooms for about 40 white carriers from the Hope area while about 12 Black carriers dine with Gauretti Chapel Baptist Church women group. Leonard Ellis, former managing editor, will speak along with George Stoughter, assistant 'Yerger' coach, as speaker.
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Holiday Is Unhappy for Some
In St. Marys Pennsylvania authorities disclosed that three local finance firms are insolvent, totaling about 4.7 million dollars. About 670 of the town’s 4,066 residents invested, risking life savings as two officials face fraud charges and others are investigated. The failures span Industrial Finance Co Industrial Discount Co Elk Consumer Discount Co and a fourth St Marys Finance Co with shareholders likely to lose cents on the dollar.
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Raymond
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Carl J. Gerg
Bulding
A.J. Rupprecht
Ger
State Banking Department
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Elk Consumer Discount Co
Industrial Finance
St. Mary’s Finane Co
Robbery at Robs Grocery in Strong Arkansas
A couple robbed a Robs Grocery in Strong Arkansas on Monday. Grocer Albert Vestall told State Police a masked man with a gun forced him to the floor while another man rifled the cash register.
Saratoga youth killed when car crashes into building
Larry Doe Harwell, 22, of Saratoga, was killed shortly after midnight when his 1958 Chevrolet left the road and crashed into the Hoire Lingo building and station in VWope City limits. He was alone, ejected from the car, and died at a local hospital minutes after arrival. Damages to the station and building were extensive. He is survived by his parents, Mr and Mrs Willie J Harwell, and three brothers.
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Randal Harwell
Sarkatoga
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Bankruptcy Referee Quits Post in Arkansas
LITTLE ROCK AP Lo Cazort 74 a federal referee in bankruptcy in the Buster District of Arkansas retires after years as a political figure. Arnold M Adams Harrison attorney and former assistant state attorney general will succeed him as bankruptcy referee with Adams to run from Little Rock serving the entire state. Cazort a Johnson County native ran for governor in 1924 placed second in a field of six he was lieutenant governor in 1920 three terms in the House and Senate and sponsored acts for free textbooks and a homestead tax exemption later abolished. Adams will have office in Little Rock and serve the state.
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Arnold M. Adams
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Young
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Jey
Job B. Millen
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Cazort
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Senate
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Bond Forfeited for Spa Woman
Bond posted for Mrs Bonnie Connelly of Hot Springs was forfeited after she failed to surrender to begin a three year sentence for murder. She was accused in the fatal shooting of her husband Joseph in Hot Springs in April 1959.
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Bonnie Connelly
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Arkansas Supreme Court
Alaska to Arkansas resignation at Masko Railroad
Anchorage Alaska Jap Donald J. Smith has resigned as minister of the government operated Maske Railroad to become assistant general manager of Missouri Pacific Railroad at Little Rock. His resignation takes effect January 12. He said he quit because of the security pay and expense tensions that go along with government appointments.
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Indonesian Invasion Threat Mounts Over West New Guinea
President Sukarno declared Indonesia would mobilize for war and ordered armed forces to prepare to invade Dutch West New Guinea. He warned of possible Indonesian sabotage of Dutch efforts and suggested a broader conflict in the region amid regional tensions and external pressures. The president refrained from giving a schedule for any invasion.
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West New Guinea
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West
Nehru
Gow
Agreement in Albany May Ease Tension
In Albany Georgia a biracial agreement aimed at easing racial tension is discussed with leaders expressing cautious optimism. The plan envisions desegregation progress and continued community dialogue despite past unrest and ongoing mistrust between groups.
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Nexeo
Worker Appeals ESD Action
Tlvscheider, a supply supervisor who had five years at the Employment Security Division, appealed his discharge after the agency was abolished. He appeared Monday, and a State Merit System Council spokesman said the group would have to inter to consider it. He was released with no advance notice. He was among nine ESD employees subpoenaed last June by the federal Civil Service Commission to testify about a $50 contribution to Gov. Tanbus campaign.
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Albany Movement Deals With Segregation Protests
Nexto leaders pledge to halt mass demonstrations while M S Page acting Albany movement chair says negotiations resume next month on broad desegregation program. Page notes economic boycott not discussed as nearly 400 Negroes remain jailed and seek release. police compliance with ICC order banning segregation in terminals cited.
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M.S. Page
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Peace Loving Nehru's Army Claims Swift Goa Victory
Goa falls as Indian forces seize Nova Goa and Daman and Diu after a lightning campaign. Goa's governor general Silva says Portuguese defense offered little resistance. over 1,000 Portuguese surrendered. Lt. Gen. Choudhury hoists Indian flag in Nova Goa while Western powers condemn action at the UN.
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Nehru
U.S
Adlaievenson
India
U.N
Stevenson
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Man and Son in Three Separate Wrecks Near Little Rock
AP reports Chastain, 53, of Little Rock, and his son were involved in three separate crashes over two weeks. One wreck on December 4 near Little Rock Air Force Base caused about 1200 dollars damage. Chastain was unhurt. His son Robert D. Chastain, 3, suffered a broken leg and shoulder in a three-car crash last Saturday, total loss of his car. On Sunday, while returning from a hospital visit, Chastain avoided injury as two other cars hit his vehicle. damages to his car estimated at 200 dollars.
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