GOPs Study Budget Cuts Backed by Maurice Stans
Washington AP — Republicans enlist former Budget Director Maurice Stans to target Kennedy’s 98.8 billion dollar budget. Senate Minority Leader Dirksen says Stans will identify specific cut targets to press for fiscal restraint. Stans notes defense cuts may reach 3 billion without harming security, but warns of political risk.
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Weather and Thursday Warmth Shifts Across Regions
Weather report notes warmer conditions this afternoon and tonight with a cooler Thursday. Arkansas areas show highs mainly in the 60s to 70s and lows in the 30s to 40s, with clear to partly cloudy skies and little temperature change into Friday. Missouri trends in cloudiness today with highs mostly 50s to 60s, clearing and colder tonight and cooler Thursday, followed by fair, mild Friday.
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Arkansas Sunday sales bill passes Senate 28 to 2
Arkansas Senate clears a Sunday sales bill by 28 to 2 despite opposition led by Sen. Dan Sprick. Sen. Q Byrum Hurst of East Springs. Sen. WK Ingram and Sprick vote against. House opposition expected as cities already regulate Sunday sales within their limits. The measure bans raw foods on Sunday but allows bread and some processed items. Other actions include budget bills, land department funding, and liability relief for first aid providers.
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Public hearings urged on Cuba missiles dispute by Humphrey
Senator Humphrey called for open congressional hearings on whether offensive Soviet missiles and bases remain in Cuba. He argued candor is needed and suggested Kennedy may favor public testimony, while White House officials offered no firm stance. The debate centers on whether Moscow still maintains missiles in Cuba beyond what was previously agreed.
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McKinley Captures Salisbury International Tennis Crown
McKinley the top seed and nation’s No 1 amateur defeated eighth ranked Gene Scott to win the fourth annual Salisbury International Tennis Tournament on Sunday in Salisbury Maryland.
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Dr Pruitts Body Crime Puzzle Drama Preview
Private eyes close in on Belle Pruitt amid a web of fraud and murder hints. Johnson’s cooling stance, 3 D tube patent clues, and a tense Bella Pruitt gathering set the stage for a confrontation at the Pruitt home as Bell confronts accusations during a funeral eve stakeout.
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De Gaulle Crisis Ripples Through Kennedy Foreign Policy
The Kennedy administration faced setbacks from De Gaulle’s Paris stance to Khrushchev’s brinkmanship. France blocked Britain in the Common Market and NATO nuclear plans, while Russia’s détente stalled at talks after Kennedy’s Congress address. Canada friction over nuclear missiles and Cuba’s growing Soviet presence further strained U S policy amid internal missteps and apologies.
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To Be Continued: Stroup and Matt at the Table
A brief dialogue snippet shows Stroup asking for a drink from Belle while Matt declines after dinner saying he had one already and it would be a waste. Copyright 1963 by Kenneth C. Hay. Distributed by Newspaper Enterprise Assn.
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Mount Magazine Visited by Famous Historic Figures
Michael Mount Magazine site drew visitors including LaSalle DeSoto Sam Houston Daniel Boone and other historic characters sparking renewed interest in regional exploration and preservation efforts.
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