Arkansas Gain of Big Plant Leaves 1800 Jobs in Muskegon
AP reporter Nate Polovetzky describes Muskegon residents facing 1800 lost jobs as Norge Division of Borg-Warner plans moving to Fort Smith Arkansas. City officials and workers fear unemployment and seek potential new jobs, while company cites favorable business climate and population shifts. The piece notes community meetings and a push to persuade the firm to stay, with broader regional labor concerns.
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Nate Palo Welaky
Michigan
Norge
Borg-Warner Corp
Muskegon
Arkansas
Michigan City
Polonetzky
Nate Polovetzky
Mich
Tn Club
Sheme
Bowt-Warner Corp
Tort Smith
Ark
Arkansas Louisiana Weather Summary From Early January Notes
A weather summary reports temperatures, precipitation, and conditions across Arkansas and Louisiana. It notes very cold nights with lows in the teens to low 20s, highs mainly in the 20s to 40s, and mixed cloud cover with periods of rain or clear skies. Forecast calls for continued cold conditions into Saturday with occasional rain in parts of Louisiana.
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Arkansas
Associated Press
Gad
Louisiana
U S Nurses Foundation Drive Begins
Andrew Talley named lay chairman for the American Nurses Foundation Drive announced by Mrs Dorothea Funk Prescott District Nurses chair and Arkansas State Nurses Assn president The drive seeks ongoing full time nursing research and professional care support through public contributions ending in April Contributions may be sent to Dorothea Funk at Arkadelphia Health Dnner or to Mr Talley at Clark Co Memorial Hospital Hope Hempstead Co Memorial Hospital in Hope
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Andrew Talley
Clark Coury Memorial
American Nurses’ Foundation
M S. Dorothea Funk
Prescott
Arkansas State Nurses’ Assn
American Nurses Assn
Matses
Nurses Association
Juanita Rice
Hempstead County
Dorothea Funk
Health Duner
Arkadelphia
Talley
Clark Co. Memorial
Hempstead Co. Memorial Hospital
Hope
Owl Prices Fall on London Market
London dealers report gold prices in the free market dropping to the lowest point since October. The price fixed this morning at 35.28 dollars an ounce, with the official U S pegged price at 35 dollars.Winter speculation had pushed prices higher to 49 dollars before cooling amid President Kennedy's stance on dollar devaluation and related signals from New York financial circles.
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London
London Free Market
U.S
U. S
Economy Has Quick Death in the House
In Arkansas the House passed higher appropriations for the University of Arkansas and six state colleges after rejecting a bid to hold budget levels. Rep BE C Freeman urged economy saving 10 million dollars for a college building program, but he drew tepid support. Gov Faubus sought a settlement on financing for state construction as House votes moved forward on university and college funding with totals listed for each institution. A separate bill raising penalties for bombings cleared the Senate awaiting Faubus’s action.
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Little Rock
Arkansas House
House
University of Arkansas
Mississippi
BE. C. Freeman
Freeman
Tye
Harry B. Colay
Raady
Orval
Faubus
State Colleges
State Hospital
Children's. Calany
Arkansas State Teachers College
Arkansas ‘Tech
Arkansas State College
Beebe
Arkansas A&m
Mendelin State Teachers College
Southern State College
Senate
Fuubous
House Okays $20 Million Bond for Roads
In LITTLE ROCK AP Arkansas House approves standby legislation authorizing a $20 million highway bond to match federal funds if needed. The 74 to 11 vote accompanied debate, with support from Governor’s bill sponsors. the Highway Commission had not issued bonds yet. The measure heads to Governor Orval Faubus. A separate action moved to place a soft drink tax and college construction bond on a special order for next Wednesday. The Revenue and Taxation Committee recommended against passage of that bill. In a prior move, the House passed a Senate bill to remove state highway board members missing three consecutive meetings.
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Little Rock
Arkansas House
Mississippi
L. Heutry
Arkansas Highway Commission
Senate
Orval
Paubus
House
Revenue and ‘Taxation Committee
Perry County
Paul van Dalsem
Columbia County
Harry B. Colay
Racing Bill Action Is Completed By LEON HATCH
Arkansas Senate completed action on administration bills requiring a majority vote in the county to approve a new horse or dog racing track. Vote counts were 27-4 for the dog track and 24-8 for the horse race proposal. Gov. Faubus now faces the measures after Sen. Sprick opposed both bills. The sponsor argued local option rights justify restrictions. court history cites majority of those voting.
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Little Rock
API
Arkansas Senate
Dan Sprick
Stalor
Senate
Orval E. Faubus
Sprick
Sen
Q. Byrum Hurst
Paulius
Arkansas Supreme Court
Hot Springs
Van Dalsem Seeks Toedsuck Park In Arkansas River Area
Porty County Rep. Paul Van Dalsem filed a bill in the Arkansas House to create a state park at the Toedsuck Ferry site on the Arkansas River. The measure would allocate $40,000 for park construction and operation on the Perry County side, aiming to preserve the ferry's historic role as a public ride and attract visitors as ferries fade from public use.
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Little Rock
Arkansas River
Arkansas House
Porty County
Paul van Dalsem
Perry County
Yah Dalsem
UN Units Ambushed by Lumumba Forces in Congo Fight
In Kivu province, more than 1,500 Camum bist troops attacked and encircled a lone United Nations outpost. The daylong clash produced heavy rebel casualties and the death of at least one UN officer. Additional UN casualties were reported as the battle raged.
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Leoqpoldville
the Congo
United Nations
Kivu
Fidel Fires 120 Judges in Cuba Purge
Fidel Castro orders a second wave purge removing 120 judges across Cuba including one supreme court justice, six provincial court presidents, 26 appellate magistrates, and 87 other judges. Acted under a cabinet decree suspending a law for 45 days to purge judiciary seen as resisting revolutionary justice.
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Richard Valeriani Tavana
Fidel Castra Lorlay
Cuba i
Supreme Court
Castro
Antonio Nunez Dimente
Osvaldo Corricos
Amt
Minist
Alfredo Yabur
Cuba
Quakes in Chile Rattle Santiago Early Morning
In Santiago Chile two earthquakes struck in the early hours today with the first felt at 6 25 am and a stronger aftershock following no casualties or damage were reported by authorities.
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Santiago
Chile
API
All Around Town In 1900s Texas Story Highlights
All Around Town items include Atin Dorsey missing her father Bill Dorsey after a November 11 1900 crash near Nashville, his burns and hospital care in Houston. Ann Urrey loses savings on a machine ride while Grandmother shops, March of Dimes total fundraising, local induction notices, PTA Talent Night reminder, and Texarkana College enrollment of Dovid Collins, Charles Caston, Jinick, and Jerry Jones.
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Atin Dorsey
Bill Dorsey
Nashville
Dorsey
Veterans T Hospital
Houston
Anns
Thursiday
Curtis Urrey
Safeway
Ann Tok
Members of Boards Must Attend Meets
The Arkansas Senate passed a bill by Sen Knox Nelson of Pine Bluff to remove any board lead or commissioner who misses three consecutive meetings, except for illness. The vote was 92 to 1 with Rep Talbot Feil of Hempstead dissenting. The bill aims to keep trustees and officials accountable amid board meetings.
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Live Rock
Senate
Ilness
Vole
Talbot Feil
Hempstead Coun
Knox Nelson
Tine Bluff
Board of Trustees
Arkansas Am&n College
House
Spevitel Sosaiui
Les Hative
Crushed by Bulldozer Labret Vellacie Incident
In Lake Village Api Alfreddaeoyeutnl ii of Lake Village is reported crushed by a bulldozer. Lilies Meslay, an artist, may be involved in a separate note about a pottery pipe and a potation scene linked to Gavebutie’s property.
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Labret
API
Alfred Dae Oyeutnl ii
Lake Villege Vey
Gavebutie
Retirement Plan Faces Opposition in Arkansas
Governor Faubus said a proposed reorganization of the Peacher Reese retirement system still leaves some parties dissatisfied. A joint study committee worked on a plan but objections persist. He noted the state would not fund a plan with only three percent employee contributions and mentioned possible broader social security inclusion.
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Oreval
Paubus
Faubus
Med
Pathas
Recital Sunday at Baptist Church in Sumas
A recital will be presented at First Baptist Church in Sumas Sunday afternoon. Wayne Smiley, former Hope resident now in hot Syringes, will play seven selections on the organ. The public is invited to attend.
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Wsela Wuil
First Baptist Charen
Sumas
Pedartiney
the Sanctitiey
Wayne Smiley
Hope
Alen Qrgan Willeh
First Baptist Church
Brazil Accepts Defeat and Returns Santa Maria to Portugal
Rebel chieftain Henrique Galvao capitulated after a tense maritime standoff as Brazil announced it would act under international law to return the 20,000-ton ship Santa Maria to Portuguese owners. The ship’s crew largely deserted ashore while passengers, including Americans, faced delays amid Mardi Gras preparations in Recife.
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William L. Ryan
Brazil
Brazion Marites
Santa Maria
Henrique Grivao
Iva
PeonTe
Ga Vao
Renulay
Macio Simoes
Macio Simoes Matin Ds Closed There Had Been Efforts To Sahowi
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Hites
Ilesit
Mn Ann Cffort
Galvao
Ted
Simoes
Esome O
Gailvao
Sayles Union
Russi
Cuba
Adm
Dias Pernindes
Mivy
Brasil Ivy
Il ix
Chalivan
Hravid
Cane Bry
Venevoeia
Ebiettany
Hunerique Galyan
Traevilian
Brasilia
Dinio Quadros
Vince
Quadros
Calvao
Dteirids
Porky Dictilon
Anatonio de Olivernt Salazar
Galway
Fatav
Jorge Soto Maior
Anige
Reeie
Lughescay
Recife
Vie Colonial Navigation Co
U.S
Bulum
Bruel
Alavin Gute Mai
Banta Maetha
Hee
Girly Ag
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