Hoffa Attacks Arkansas' Sen. McClellan
In Little Rock AP Hoffa predicts the Teamsters will rejoin the AFLCIO by year end or early next year and says Meany will be removed. He criticizes McClellan for opposing progressive legislation and blasts Kennedy on wiretapping. Hoffa outlines DRIVE aims and warns about anti-labor gains in Congress while highlighting Arkansas labor issues.
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Little Rock
Teamsters
James By Hoffa
Aflclo
George Meany
Yy Hoffa
Aflcio
Meany
Hoffa
DRIVE
Union
Arkansas
Ala Teamsters
Congress
John McClellan
McClellan
Senate
Atty
Robert Kennedy
Kennedy
America
Bobby Kennedy
South
Weather United States Arkansas Central Forecast Summary
Weather notes report precipitation for January at 5.22 inches versus 1.55 inches last year. Experiment Station 24 hour ending 8 a.m. Monday. highs near 75, lows around 50. Arkansas forecast from Associated Press details cold waves, clearing, and very cold nights across regions including Central, Southwest, Northwest, and Southeast Arkansas with temperatures down to the 20s, lows around 12 to 25, and scattered showers in places.
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Regurl
Arkansas
Associated Press
Jala
Population gains end Arkansas decline after two years
Statewide population figures show Arkansas adding about 43 000 persons over the last two years and reaching roughly 1 757 000 as of July 1. The Census Bureau's latest estimates indicate a reversal of prior losses, with a net gain of about 9 000 since early 1980 and 44 000 from April 1, 1989 to April 4, 1990.
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Little Rock
Census Bureau
Arkansas
University of Arkansas
Te State
Cities Seek Time in Arkla Rate Increase Appeal
Arkla rate rise faces delay as cities pursue extra time to file briefs. Arkansas Supreme Court weighs extension beyond the 40 day brief deadline after Pulaski Chancery Court affirmed Public Service Commission approval of roughly 77 cents per month extra for Arkla main system customers.
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Little Rock API
Arkansas
Louisiana Gas Company
Arkansas Supreme Court
Pulaski Chancery Court
Public Service Commission
Arkla
Supreme Court
Dimes Drive in Co Hits $3852.14
The Hempstead New Dimes Drive raised a total of $3,852.14, announced by County Chairman Mrs. Lara Tap-Sol and praised volunteers, City Police, and organizing groups. A breakdown lists contributions from Colfer Sales, Televama, Radio, Cratch Sale, Bowlig Tourney, Ball Game, VPW Road Block, Mailers, Mothers March, and Miscellaneous funds totaling the sum.
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Hempstead
Lara Tap- Sol
Impson
Margie Harrie
Women Bowling Group
Jamie Russell
ABC
E. L. Archer
Neevada
Hempyland
Colfer
Cee
Cratch Sale
VPW
iCain
Polk 66 Dies Saturday in California obituary
Lloyd B. Polk 66 of 1012 West Avenue B died Saturday. Survived by wife Etta L. Polk two sons Robert L. Polk of Alexandria La and Seldon Polk of Michigan City Calif two daughters Dorothy Curlee of Wilmington Calif and Addie Belle Wright of Fair Oaks Calif and sister Arlig Young of Arlington Texas Funeral services set for 2 p m Tuesday at the First Assembly of God Church with Rev W C Land officiating burial in Holly Grove Cemetery by Oakcrest Funeral Home
Hero Rescuers Save Boys From Ridley Creek Ice
Chester AP report describes young heroes John Truitt aged 14 and Charles Kelly aged 12 who saved Thomas Millo wicki six and John Millo wicki four after the brothers fell through four feet of water in Ridley Creek on Sunday.
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Chester
John Truitt
Charles Kelly
Thomas Millowicki
John
Ridley Creek
Texarkana Co-op seeks RCA loan to expand services
Southwest Arkansas Telephone Cooperative of Texarkana asks the Public Service Commission for approval to borrow 488000 dollars from the Rural Electrification Administration to expand its facilities and add 20 customers.
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Ittle Rock Tap
Southwest Arkansaselephone Co-operative
Texarkana
State Public Service Commission
Rural Electrification Administration
Conviction Reversed by High Court in Arkansas Case
The Arkansas Supreme Court reversed the three year sentence of L. C. Poole for assault with intent to rape a 14 year old, citing insufficient evidence of intent. Justice Robinson dissented, arguing the attack could show rape intent. The court also upheld a rail line land dispute ruling and reversed a Carroll County damages decision over a farm well and springs, with the Allens paying $5,600 per acre.
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Little Rock
St. Francis County
Robinson
Atacker
George Rose Smith
Neil Bohtinger
Rev
Poole
Ward
Supreme Court
Boond Chancery Court
Arkansas and Ozarks Railroad
Alpena
A. R. Bailey
St. Louis and North Arkansas Railroad
A and C
Carroll County
Supreme’ Court
Chimcery Court
Frank C. Alen
Elmer Overturf
Allens
Leslie Hough
Kennedy postpones address on worldwide communications policy
President Kennedy delayed his congressional message on governments communications satellite policy. He rescheduled the address for Wednesday and will seek corporate cooperation from several firms to develop a global communications system.
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Washington
APJ
Kennedy
Congress
White House
Actor Sir Cedric Hardwicke Hospital Resting Comfortably
Hollywood report states 69 year old Sir Cedric Hardwicke is recovering from a minor respiratory infection and resting quietly at Cedars of Lebanon Hospital, a hospital spokesman confirms.
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Hollywood
Cedric Hardwicke
Say
Cedars of Lebanon Hospital
Poultry Show Schedule Announced for Arkansas
The Arkansas Poultry Federation released dates for the ninth district events, with South Arkansas festival set for May in El Dorado and district shows in Batesville May 19, Hope May 25, Springdale? May 26, and Russellville June 1. The district rounds lead to the state show on June 9 in Little Rock.
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Little Rock
Arkansas Poultry Federation
South Arkansas
el Dorado
Batesville
Hope
Spring
Sale
Russellville
Vote Rights for 18 Year Olds Favored
Arkansas Young Republicans and Young Democrats clash in a televised debate with both sides agreeing on extending voting rights to 18-year-olds. The Democrats push for a higher minimum wage and constitutional modernization, while Republicans urge job-based salary stability and a constitutional convention.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
Kennedy
Peace Corps
Jim Patton
Milas Hale
Patton
Young Democrats of Arkansas
Hale
Young Democrats of America
Chuck Wheat
Washington County Republican Club
Lloyd Pearcy
Arkansas Bar Association
KTHV
Bishop
National States’ Rights Party
Ten Thousand Dollars Stolen in Darkane Burglary
Weekend burglars hit Simmons Food Store and a nearby service station in Darkane AR, stealing about 10 200 with about 10 000 from the sale. Sheriff McCormick called thebreak-ins professional crimes and Fay Simmons said insurance covered only part of the loss. A newsboy found the grocery break-in Sunday morning.
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Darkane
Ark
Simmons
Yell County
Merman McCormick
McCormick
Fay Simmons
Cuba Pushes for Anti U S Action in UN
At the United Nations Cuba calls for anti U S action to counter the OAS move against Fidel Castro. Cuban delegate Mario Garcia-Inchaustegui seeks UN support citing Kennedy’s import ban that targets about 35 million dollars of Cuban tobacco yearly. The plan parallels a Soviet backed resolution urging peace talks and noninterference in Cuba. President Stevenson to speak on procedural matters as the committee eyes a vote within ten days.
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William N. Oatis
United Nations
N.Y
Cuba
Organization of American States
Mario Garcia-Inchaustegui
General Assembly
United States
Kennedy
U.S
Czechoslovakia
Romania
Adal Th. Stevenson
Mario Amadeo
Argentina
Castro Forecasts Latin American Communist Sweep
In Havana, Cheered crowd backs Castro as he rejects Cuba’s expulsion from the OAS and vows revolution across Latin America. Khrushchev reiterates support while U.S. ban on Cuban imports is seen costing Castro about 35 million dollars yearly. Castro denounces Kennedy and the Inter-American vote.
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Kremlin
Viclet Castro
Cuba
Latin America
Jos Marti Plaza
Kennedy
Washington
Castro
Organization of American States
Punta del Este
Uruguay
Tast
Demientional Family of Nations
Communist Bloc
United States
Casstto
Pramier
Ministry of Colonies
OAS
Four Americans Die in Peru Plane Crash
Four Americans perished when a Faucet Airlines DC3 crashed in heavy rain after taking off from Tinga Maria near Lima. The victims included Dr and Mrs Jerome Aram of Newton Massachusetts and Dr and Mrs Richard Block, protein chemists tied to Boyce-Thompson Institute and Borden Company. All 18 aboard died.
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Lima
Peru
U.S
Faucet Airlines
Tinga Maria
Huallaga River
Jerome A. Aram
Newton
Mass
Richard Block
Block
Margaret
Ir. Block
Boyce-Thompson Institute
New York City
Borden Ca
Real estate sales and civic notes from town page
Faster Realty lists about half a million in transactions including a new home at 1228 Elm for Mrs. Lardsine W. Stokes and multiple property trades involving families on Rocks Mound Road Southland Heights and Washington streets. Ranch land and farm sales across New Mexico and Texas are noted with several named buyers. The American Legion Auxiliary National Executive Committee woman from Arkansas and others prepare for travel to Washington, D.C. for meetings. Beef sale at the Agricultural Station sets records with high prices. Sail Fertility group plans a Tuesday meeting at the Chamber office with Chairman Hult.
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Larsdine W. Stokes
Eugenie VY
Davis
Rocks Mound Road
Raymond Clark
Southland Heights
Billy F. Brown
South
Idanic
Lolis Wallen
N. Pritchard
Detlay
Lee McKenzie
Washington
W. L. Mobley
Carlbad
N. M
Highway 29
Avi
A. J. Leger
Homer Vines
KR. E. Spuights
Fulton-Washingtin Wad
Jack
BE. EF. Formby
American Legion Auxiliary
National Executive Committee
Arkansas
Lef
Mem
Washington, D.C
Formby
Woman's Forum
New Chamber President to Take Over in Hope
Caldwell of Ada Oklahoma will become president at the Hope Chamber of Commerce at the annual membership meeting and banquet February 12 at Hotel Barlow. He succeeds retiring president W. Bridgers. Caldwell, 30, has lived in Hope since July 1997 after moving from Alexandria Louisiana to manage the J. C. Penney Co. store. He has served in civic groups including Hempstead County United Fund first president, foundation, Kiwanis, Retail Merchants Association, Cub Master, and Hope Chamber director prior to election. He is a Methodist, on the church board, married to June Caldwell with three children Karely Kim and Kathy. The Caldwell family resides at 418 East 45th St. He served about 20 years with J. C. Penney, with a two-year Navy in World War II. He also worked in Ada Supulpa Muskogee Enid Oklahoma Alexandria and Hope, with Penney’s since 1957.
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Cbn Caldwell
Hopeweer of Commercel
Annua
Cive
Hempstead County’ United, Fund
Hemee
Co Uiney
Inthatat ‘Foundation
Init Hope Kiwanis Club
Hope Retail Merchants Assn
Brookwood Boys Stouts
Hope C of C
The
Church
June Caldwell
Karely
Kim
Kathy
45Th
Caldwell
J. C. Penney
U.S. Navy
Penney Organization
Ada
Supulupa
Mus Ietgon
Enid
Okla
Alexandr Ludm
Hope Siive
Fulbright condemns attacks on loyalty at Arkansas Guard event
At the Arkansas National Guard Association convention in Little Rock Senator J William Fulbright denounced vicious criticisms aimed at loyalty of state and federal agencies while defending honest critique of errors. He warned disunity from Cold War strain, noting federal funds exceed state outlays and urging unity between state and federal governments. Also speaking were Orval Faubus and A Lang Jr focusing on ROTC and national service issues.
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Little Rock
Sen
William Fulbright
D-Ark
Fulbright
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Arkansas National Guard
Lie
Duces
Arkansis
Indonesia Mob Attacks U.S. Embassy
A student mob in Jakarta stoned the U.S. Embassy and smashed windows injuring one employee as protests over Dutch troops refueling on U.S. soil escalated. The demonstration involved about 100 students linked to a pro Communist group, with some arrests reported and diplomatic protests lodged.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
U.ss
West New Guinea
United States
U.S
Anchorage
Alaska
Iondluk
Wake Island
the Hague
Jan de Quay
Netherlands
Pia
Sibandrio
Howard P. Jones
Dionesian Foreign Ministry
Mary Manchester
Mrs Hamilton 68 Dies at Texarkana
Mrs Hamilton aged 68 dies in a Texarkana hospital after a long residence in the area. Survivors include five sons Paul, O G, Stuart, Doule, K G. five daughters Catherine Maxe of Texarkana Lucille Crews Van Nuys Calif Austin Lynn Los Angeles. sister Mrs Carrie Kerim Westminister Calif. five brothers Watton Joe Gene Grady Jewel Holmes. Services set for 2 pm Tuesday at Herndon Carpeting Chapel led by Rev Rufus Sarrulls with burial in New Hope Cemetery.
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Mry
S&s
RL Hamiller
Nashville Woman Killed In Ill Greyhound Crash
Mrs Dorst Quallaylon a 49 year old Nashville Arkansas passenger was killed and 16 others injured when a Greyhound bus veered off US Highway 45 near Mattoon Illinois and crashed into a tree Saturday night authorities said in this AP report from Mattoon.
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Ill
Dorst Qullaylon
Nashville, Ark
Highway 45
Matoon
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