Kennedy Speech in Tokyo Met by Riotous Jeers at Waseda University
In Tokyo thousands of students at Waseda University jeered and heckled Robert F. Kennedy during a talk, while a small group of hard core Communists from the Zengakuren disrupted the event. Kennedy and his wife remained calm as security moved him from the hall.
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Waseda University
Robert F. Kennedy
Genera
Kennedy
Japan
Edwin D. Reischauer
Wasea
University
Cuba
Okinawa
Zengakuren Leffist
Zengakuren
Mets
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Marine Corps
Weather Summary For Arkansas Central Today And Tomorrow
Weather note shows January precipitation 6.22 inches versus 1.55 inches last year. Central Arkansas forecast from Associated Press expects clear skies through Wednesday with continued cold today. A little warmer Wednesday afternoon, Thursday partly cloudy with rising temperatures. Highs near 57 today in Bu. im. Tuesday, lows around 24. Arkansas towns: high mid 30s tonight, mid to high 40s Wednesday, with southwest and southeast Arkansas seeing fast cold tonight and fair, slightly warmer Wednesday. Outlook Thursday partly cloudy.
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Arkansas
Associated Press
Central
Arkansas Second in Brailer Chickens Production in 1961
Arkansas produced 220 million brailer chicks in 1961, ranking second nationally behind Georgia's 348 million. State output rose 27 percent from 1960, despite a 25 percent drop in price to 12.4 cents per pound. Gross income reached about 95 million dollars. Other top producers included Texas 223 million and Maryland 2407 million, with national output at 1.8 billion birds.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
Brosset
Georgia
Alabama
North Carolina
Mississippi
Texas
Maryland
Benefits Part of Child's Support
Arkansas Supreme Court ruled that a father may deduct his child's Social Security benefits from his child support payments. Associate Justice Sam Robinson wrote the unanimous opinion, noting no prior national cases on the issue. The suit by Henry J. Cash of Little Rock sought to deduct $60 monthly benefits for his one-year-old son, which the court said were earned by the father and count as part of his support.
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Lika Mton Ware
Arkansas Supreme Court
Sam Robinson
Henry J. Cash
Little Hock
Loan to Tech for Arkansas dormitory housing women students
Washington AP The Community Facilities Administration approved a 350000 dollar loan to Arkansas Russellville for construction of a two story brick dormitory to house 104 women students.
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The
Community Facilities Administration
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Ark
L&A to end Hope Shreveport passenger service
Hope Arkansas reports that the Louisiana and Arkansas Railroad will discontinue passenger trains between Hope and Shreveport Louisiana on March 7 under Interstate Commerce Commission sanction. The ICC ruled January 24 the trains were not profitable after hearings in October on protests from Hope Springhill and other cities, leaving residents without public transportation.
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Hope, Ark
Louisiana and Arkansas Railroad
Hope
Shreveport
Interstate Commerce Commission
Hope, Chamber of Commerce
ICC
Springhill
Griffin Makes Formal Bid for Sheriff
Jimmie Griffin announces candidacy for re election as Sheriff and County Treasurer of Hempstead County. He pledges to continue efficient service, thanks supporters, and asks for Democratic primary votes and influence.
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Griffin
Jimmie Griffin
Hempstead
Hempstead County
Former Ozan Resident Ophelia King Dies in Nashville
Ophelia Bulard King 36 formerly of Ozan died Monday in a Nashville nursing home after living in Ozan 67 years. She was a member of the Baptist Church. Survivors include a son Bar King of Nashville and no grandchildren. Services will be announced for Tuesday at St Paul Church near Ozan with ministers Mike Caronza and Everett Windon. Burial will be in St Pauls Cemetery.
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Ophelia Bulard King
Ozan
Nashville
Oza
Bapist’ Church
Bar King
St. Pau'y Church
Mike Caronza
Everett Windon
Herndon Cornelius
Seevies
St. Paul's Cemetery
Brookwood Cubs Meet Tonight
An organizational Cub Scout meeting for Brookwood Dens will be held at Brookwood School Tuesday at 7 pm. Parents and prospective Cub Scouts are invited. Dens will be registered, Den Mothers appointed, and the Boy Scout will be named Chief of each Den. Ernest Bode is Cub Master of the Pack.
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Brookwood
Eveh den
Ernnest Bode
67th Anniversary of Worthington Couple in Philadelphia
John Worthington aged 91 and his wife Louisia aged 87 celebrate 67 years of marriage in Philadelphia. Worthington remarks the secret to happiness is that their union “just happened,” reflecting on a long life together with no special formula.
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Robert Ryan
Heallywood
Ryan
France
Sailer
John Birch Society
NEA Telephoto
Philadelphia
John Worthington
Louisia
Worthing
Army to Release Reservists Miscalled for Berlin Crisis
Washington AP report that the Army will release an undisclosed number of reservists who should not have been mobilized during the Berlin crisis. The move follows policy misinterpretations that kept some ready reserve personnel on active duty. most affected were among over 14,000 reservists called to fill under strength units last fall. Secretary McNamara declined to promise a homecoming date amid the crisis.
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Wasilington
Berlin
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Army
Secretary of Defense
Robert 8
McNamara
Navy
Las Fall
Dedication of Millwood Is Planned
Dedication planned for Millwood Dem site eight miles east of Ashdown on Sunday April 22 at 3 p.m. Groundbreaking ceremonies to be held with city and county officials and Southwest Arkansas Water District directors. Red River Valley Association headed by Roy Matthias attends. Attendees from the area include Lt. J. H. Porterfield, Garland Medders, B. N. Holt, Homer Boyt, Vincent Foster, and George Pack, re-elected president of the water district.
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Millwood Dem
Ashdown
Téxarkana
Southwest Arkansas Water District
Red River Valley’ Association
Roy’ Matthias
Texas
Arkansas
Louisiana
Oklahoma
Water District
Red River
Red Bloc Seeks United Nations Embarrassment over Cuba
At the United Nations Cuba the Soviet Union and Czechoslovakia push a marathon session accusing the United States of backing the Cuba invasion. Adlai Stevenson defends U.S. policy saying Cuba aims to undermine Kennedy's Alliance for Progress as the debate stalls for a midweek pause.
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Cuba
United States
Kennedy
General Assembly
Soviet Union
Czechoslovakia
U.S
Washington
Fidel Castro
Adlai E. Stevenson
Latin America
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Romania
Valerian Zorin
Zorin
Stevenson
Mario Garcia-Inchaustegui
Karel Kurka
Castro
Mario Amadeo
Ark-La-Tex sales conference set for Magnolia
Magnolia Arkansas story notes the Life Underwriters Associations of Arkansas will sponsor the first Ark-La-Tex sales conference in Magnolia this Friday. About 800 underwriters are expected to attend the one day meeting.
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Magnolia, Ark
Ark-La-Tex
Life Underwriters Asseciations of
Arkansas
Magnolia
All Around Town Highlights From Hempstead and Hope
Community events include a Crippled Children clinic at Hempstead Health Unit February 8 with registration from 8:15 a.m. in the Armory, plus attendance rules. Firefighters report a busy noon with multiple grass and brush fires contained with no damage. Little League makeup games set for February 10 in Hope and surrounding areas. Agricultural updates show 1961 Memphis County ginning 8,304 bales vs 4,246 in 1960. Lafayette County ginning 13,198 bales last year and 41,145 in 1960. Bill McCindon of Agina Life Ins Co named Man of the Year for 1961. Tax assessment notices continuing in Tippitstead County with listings by personal goods categories.
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Hempstead Health Unit
Armory
Charles G. Smith
Texarkana
George HH. Wright
Hope
Mempytead
Lafayette County
Hempstead
False Khrushchev assassination rumor branded baseless
The Soviet Foreign Office dismissed as a provocative rumor reports that Premier Khrushchev had been assassinated or stabbed. Officials said the claim was invented and without foundation, noting Khrushchev’s recent public appearances and travel while avoiding current location.
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Minsk
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Franklin DR. Roosevelt
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Caucasus
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Gagra
Communist Party Central Committee
City Board Buys 2 New Police Cars
Hope board meeting last night acknowledged the resignation of Municipal Judge W. K. Lemley and passed a resolution commending his years of service. A new term fill was not decided. the governor will appoint a lawyer likely chosen by the board. A bid from Hope Auto Co. for two police cars was accepted with a $3 difference between two bids. An ordinance revised the gas meter franchise tax by $2 per meter.
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Hope Board of Directors
W. K. Lemley
Hope Aulu Co
Mrs Wilson 63 Dies Monday at Home Near Hope
Mrs Mable Sarah Wilson age 63 of Hope Rt 2 died at her home late last night. She is survived by husband Joseph Henry Wilson two sons Billy Jus of Lille Rock and Bob Wayne Wilson of Hope two daughters Mrs Alene Key and Mrs J Shiney Crews a brother Roy Ryah of El Dorado and a sister Mrs Essie Stee of Arkadelphia Services are incomplete will be held at Curtis Ark Baptist Church by Rev S Josephs Guo Burial by Gakerest Funeral Service in Wards Chapel Cemetery near Garden
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Mable Sarah Wilson
Hope Rt. 2
Joseph Henry Wilson
Billy Jus
Lille Rock
Bobby Wayne Wilson
Hope
Alene Key
North Little Kuck
J. Shiney Crews
Sierra Vista
Aviz
Roy Ryah
el Dorado
Mraw Essie Stee
Ark
Secret Army in Defiance of De Gaulle
In Oran Algeria, a group calling itself the Secret Army seized a newspaper press and distributed over 20,000 pirate copies. The action followed De Gaulle's Algerian peace speech, signaling renewed anti independence defiance and raising tensions with European residents.
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de Gaulle
Oran
Algeria
European Secret Army
Charles de Gaulle
Lhe
Raoul Salan
Trancenti
Secret
Europedt
Alatut
Set
Keho d'Orap Ail 2 Im. Ag
Piage
Organisation Ie Tarmee Becret
Jouhaudine
Houpsidu
Jouhiard
Storm Drives Thousands From Homes In Philippines Island Area
A tropical storm Fran forced 126000 people in Mini danao Island area to flee their homes along with 178000 Tala pines. The Social Welfare Assn. faces threat as the situation worsens, with heavy rains and rising flood conditions continuing two days after the storm struck.
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Manila
Philippines
Minidanao
Social Welfare Assn
Faid Agusal
Kennedy Urges Five Year Aid for U S Schools
President Kennedy pressed Congress for a five year 5.7 billion education aid program, excluding church schools. He defended federal loans grants and scholarships across learning levels, arguing it would be a profitable investment and vital to meet urgent needs in classrooms, college construction, and science education.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congress
Provident
Farm Bureau Steps Up Member Drive in Thompstead County
Thompstead County Farm Bureau launches a 1962 membership push aiming for 690 families. Warren Butler chairs the drive with Autrey Wilson directing, and township leaders including Glenn Hollis and Mary Spales among a list of names. Initial results will be reported March 12 with a report due February 20. last year’s count was 637, part of the Arkansas Farm Bureau Federation and American Farm Bureau Federation, totaling over one million members nationwide.
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Hempstead
Butler
Teved
County Parm Bureau
Arkareius Pary Bureau Federation
Mie Nation Group
American Kum Bureau Federation
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