Pro-Nasser Revolt in Iraq Threatens Kassem Regime
Junior officers in Iraq's armed forces stage a pro Nasser revolt against Premier Abdel Karim Kassem. They claim to have destroyed his rule and attacked the defense ministry in Baghdad. Reports conflict on Kassem's fate as borders and airports close and a national guard is formed by Colonel Abdel Kerim Mustafa.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Iraq
Abdel Karim Kassem
Baghdad
Kassem
Defense Ministry
Turkey
Anatolian
London
Kassam
Syria
Jordan
Saudi Arabia
Iran
National Council of the Revolutionary Command
Abdel Kerim Mustafa
United Nations
Boy Scouts Week Observed By Community
Founding of the Boy Scouts of America marked by flag displays from local merchants on Saturday and Scouts attending church in uniform on Sunday. Troop 62 plans to meet at First Methodist Church, while Haynes Bros. displays Scouting in observance of Boy Scout Week.
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Boy Scouts of America
First Methodist Church
Haynes Bros
Weather summary for Central Arkansas brief cloudy period
The Associated Press notes January precipitation at 1.63 inches versus 5.22 inches last year. Central Arkansas expected cloudy conditions this afternoon tonight and Saturday with a chance of light rain and a slight temperature rise.
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Associated Press
Cental
Arkansas
Cotes
Icy Blast From Canada Hits U.S.
A cold front from Canada swept the eastern half of the nation with northerly winds and subzero temperatures. Readings fell to 19 below in Pellston Michigan, with many spots from Upper Michigan to northern Maine near zero or below. Weather spread from New England to the South, bringing snow, freezing drizzle, and fog, while the West enjoyed milder warmth with readings up to 90 in California and 69 in Albuquerque, New Mexico.
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Canada
Upper Michigan
Maine
New York
Mercury
Pellston
Mich
New York State
Massena
Utica
Binghamton
Rome
Plattssburgh
Watertown
Syracuse
Glens Falls
Albany
Rochester
Buffalo
Elmira
New England
Pennsylvania
Ilinois
Kansas
Nebraska
Dakotas
Mouch
Great Lakes
Ohio Valley
North Dakota
Minnesota
Middle Atlantic
Tennessee
Annonce i
Florida
Thermal
Imperial
Calif
Albuquerque
N.M
Freezing Rain and Snow in State Likely
A forecast from the Associated Press notes freezing drizzle and light snow across Arkansas. A low pressure front in the Dakotas is expected to move into northern Arkansas tonight, with a second cold air mass bringing more cold weather and hazardous driving conditions. Highs near 60s southwest, 30s northeast, overnight lows in 20s. Clouds, continued precipitation, and a warming trend to end Sunday before a new system returns. Trace precipitation reported in Fayellevide and Memphis.
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TRE Associated Press
Arkansas
Weather Bureau
Dakotas
Fayellevide
Memphis
Iraqi revolt leader Mustafa dismissed from army three years ago
MOSCOW AP reports Abdel Kerim Mustafa, a Baghdad radio indicating leads the revolt in Iraq, was dismissed from the Iraqi armed forces three years ago for political activity, per the Baghdad embassy. The former paratroop commander, 35, is described as an Arab nationalist. whether he backs Nasser is unclear.
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Moscow
Abdel Kerim Mustafa
Baghdad
Iraq
Irsai Armed Forces
Jead
Mustafa
State Cannot Take Blame in Barnett Case
The 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled Mississippi cannot admit fault in the contempt proceedings against Gov. Ross Barnett and Lt. Gov. Paul B. Johnson. The court said the state has not waived its right to pursue additional motions. The hearing concerns whether Mississippi officials acted as state agents in resisting James Meredith’s admission to the University of Mississippi.
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New Orleans
5Th
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Mississippi
Ross Barnett
Paul B. Johnson
Elbert P. Tuttle
Garner W. Green
Barnett
St. U.S. Circuit
Court of Appeals
Paul B. Johnson Jr
Appeals Court
James H. Meredith
la Negro
University of Mississippi
Barnett and Johnson
Meredith
Johnson
December contracts rise 23 percent in Arkansas
December contracts for future construction in Arkansas totaled 23,729,000, up 23 percent from December 1961 and lifting 1962 to 10 percent above 1961. Nonresidential reached 2,898,000, up 101 percent. residential, 7,066,000, up nine percent. engineering at 7,765,000, down eight percent. Cumulative 1962 construction contracts total 9,007,000.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
F. W. Dodge Corp
IRS expands tax help in 15 Arkansas cities
The IRS announced an expanded program to assist taxpayers in 15 Arkansas cities including Fordyce Crossett Magnolia Warren Hope Arkadelphia Malvern Mena Clarksville Rogers West Memphis Stuttgart Searcy Newport Pocahontas. This adds to regular aid during Jan 1 to April 15 at IRS offices in Blytheville Jonesboro Forest City Helena Lake Village El Dorado Camden Pine Bluff Batesville Harrison Russellville Fort Smith Fayetteville Hot Springs Texarkana and Little Rock.
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Little Rock
Internal Revenue Service
Arkansas
TRS
Fordyce
Crossett
Magnolia
Warren
Hope
Arkadelphia
Malvern
Mena
Clarksville
Rogers
West Memphis
Stuttgart
Searcy
Newport
Pocahontas
IRS
Blytheville
Janeboro
Forrest City
Helena
Lake Village
el Dorado
Camden
Pine Blaff
Batesville
Harrison
Russellville
Fort Smith
Fayetteville
Hot Springs
Texarkana
New C of C Members and Local Business Listings
A brief item lists names of new Chamber of Commerce members and local businesses including Roy L. Warren Cobb's Radio and TV Grigg Decorator's Hope Transfer Co Appliance Repair Hope Livestock Commission Bakers Food Store Dean Byers DX Station Glen Sundberg Garage L. L. Rowland Byers Abstract Co Fos Tire Co Dairy Diger Hawkins & Associates Votl.
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Hope Brick Works
Roy L. Warren Cobb
Grigg Decorator
Hope Transfer Co
Hope Livestock Comission Bakers Food
Dean Byers
Glen Sundberg Garage
L. L. Rowland Byers Abstract Co
Fos Tire Co
Dairy Diger Hawkins & Associates Votl
Vawlay
Gary Mayfield Earns Annapolis Appointment
HHS senior Gary Mayfield received confirmation of his appointment to Annapolis from Senator John McClellan on February 1. He moved to Hope last June with parents Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Mayfield. An outstanding student athlete, he has a straight A average, played football last fall, and now teams on basketball. He belongs to the History Club and the Spanish Club and transferred from Des Are High, where he was in the Bela’ Chit and the Student Council. His father runs United Farm Agency on Rosston Road.
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Gary Mayfield
HHS
Annapolis
John McClellan
Hel
J. M Mayfield
Hope
Hope High
Gary
Des Are High
Bela’ Chit
United Farm Agency
Rosston Rd
Literacy Test Amendment Stricken in Voter Bill by House Vote
In Little Rock the Arkansas House struck a literacy test amendment from a proposed voter registration bill after Rep Patt Van Dalsem filibustered. The House rejected a substitute and voted 66 to 14 against the second amendment. Several named reps including Talbot Feild Jr and Charles Stewart influenced the proceedings as timing and reading rules sparked debate. A separate note mentions a unrelated salary story about a California law filer.
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Hnr
Starr
Little Rock
Arkansas House
Perry County
Patt van Dalsem
House
van Dalsem
Voice
Hempstead County
Talbot, Feild Jr
Washington County
Charles Stewart
Noone
Stewart
Pulaski County
Ben Allen
Missions School Will Continue at Presbyterian Church
The Presbyterian Church will continue its School of Missions with Haskell Jones leading a ten minute devotional in the Chapel at six. A light potluck supper will follow. Afterward age groups meet for study with Mrs Dorsey McRae Sr leading the Adult Group. Decorations reflect Rim Counties East Asia life and customs.
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The
Presbyterian Church
School of Missions
Haskell Jones
Dorsey McRae
Fellowship Hall
Rim Counties
East Asia
Two Accidents Reported Here This Morning
Two accidents were investigated by city police, one yesterday morning at 100 N Main where a truck driven by H. L. Coon damaged a fender on a parked auto belonging to Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Gleghorn as it backed out. Officer action cited hazardous driving. The second crash, at 3rd and Ping, involved Mrs. Perry Moses of Hope and A. H. Richardson of Princeton La with minor damage to both cars, investigated by Officers Brown Singard and Martin.
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Prineton, la
Brown, Singard
Martin
Birth in auto as couple crosses Arkansas River bridge
Mrs Donis Andrews of Lonoke Arkansas gave birth to a 6 pound 15 ounce girl in their car en route to a Little Rock hospital after stopping a patrol car for an escort. Police alerted the hospital and staff rushed the mother and newborn. Both in good condition. first child for the Andrews.
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Donis Andrews
Lonoke
Ark
New
Arkansas River Bridge
Little Rock
Andrews
Unhappy With Shampoos Sparks Kitchen Concoction Tale
Metroly APT reports Janow, a beautician, grew unhappy with a shampoo her husband gave her. He mixed household products including sugar salt ketchup salad dressing and meat sauce into a homemade solution. The bizarre mix led to concerns about safety and household chemistry.
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Metroly
Trene Janowskii
Local notes from Hope area college and town events
Dr James Luck of Qua thita Baptist College will attend the Mystic Teachers National Association convention in Chicago March 6 13. Senior High girls face Texarkana tonight at 7 at Jones Field House. All Women’s Bowling members meet at Chuck Wagon Emmet 8 pm Monday to plan city tournament. Former Hope man Billy Arnold elected second vice president of Immigration and Naturalization Association for Brownsville Texas. Kenderson College drama department presents March 8 9 featuring Margie Rinheart and Charlotte McQueen. Two Hope students named to Dean’s List at Southern State College. Additional notes mention local scholarships and club activities with several names and places.
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James Luck
Quathita Baptist College
Mystic Teachers National Association
Chicago
Luck
Hope Lis
Fred, Luck
Women's Bowling Association
Emmet
Billy Arnold
Immigration ‘and Naturalization Association
Brownsville
Texas
Dee
Shigs ‘Ville
Clyde ‘Arnoll
Hove
Joy Collins
Mel
George
Survivor credits pilot with heroism in crash rescue
Lt James I Johnson of Winter Haven Florida says Maj James R O Neill sacrificed his life to permit escape for Johnson and Vietnamese observer Dien Dinh Thoung after a Bat fighter crash 260 miles northeast of Saigon. Johnson spent about 48 hours in jungle before rescue and is in hospital with rib pains. Thoung suffered a left eye injury from a parachute entanglement. O Neill died in the crash.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S. Air Forcs
James I. Johnson
Winter Haven
Fla
James R. O'Neill
Huntington Station
N.Y
Ife
O'Neill
Dien Dinh Thoung
Johnson
Inter Air Force
Thoung
O'Neil
Kennedy Warns No Cuba Arms Buildup Fearful Crisis Looms
President Kennedy bluntly warned the Soviet Union against redeploying offensive weapons in Cuba and said the United States would be ready for the greatest crisis in history if such a buildup occurred. He defended intelligence on Cuban missiles, discussed troop withdrawal terms, and criticized congressional critics while urging cautious, verifiable actions.
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Washington
Kennedy
Soviet Union
Cuba
United States
Congress
Caribbean
Kenneth Keating
Associated Press
Eight in Family Perish in Fire in Toronto Tenement
Eight children aged 4 to 16 were found dead in beds on the second floor of a Toronto West End tenement after a fire. Father Roy French, 36, said he fell asleep leaving an electric kettle burning. neighbor Bill Bartley dragged him from the blaze and firemen fought the flames. Mrs. French, about 32, was hospitalized in shock after returning from the post office.
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Coronto
Toronto
West End
Roy French
Bill Bartley
French
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