Paris riot toll climbs as communists vow response
In Paris eight killed and hundreds injured after a night of violent clashes between police and leftists protesting the government. Communists claim police savagery while authorities report mass injuries and a stampede death, with bombs detonated across the city and offices attacked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Reds
Secret Army
Roger Frey
Pierre Moendes
France
Maurice Papon
Frey
Anti- de Gaulle Secret Army
Communist Party
Bom
Tass
Jean-Pierre Bernard
Interior Ministry
Humanite
Honor Roll at Guernsey High School
Guernsey School superintendent Ons Thornton lists students earning A and B honor rolls for the semester. Third grade Kay Rosenbaum Kenneth Coleman Jane Black. fourth grade Melba Evang Leslie Stephens James Griffin. B honor roll includes Michael Ames Dennis Adams Linda Rosenbaum and many others across grades one through tenth, with multiple Rosenbaum entries and several surnames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ons Thornton
Guernsey
Kay Rosenbaum
Kenneth Coleman
Jane Black
Melba Evang
Leslie Stephens
James Griffin
Michael Ames
Dennis’ Adams
Linda Rosenbaum
Randy Bobo
Wayne Porter
Kay Clayton
Debbie Rosenbbaum
Thomas Norvel
Bonnie Bobo
Ray Bradshaw
Johnnyi Porter
Earl Turley
Brenda Rosenbaum
Wayne Norvel
Kathryn Coleman
Kay Coleman
Shirley Rosenbaum
Janice Ravencraft
Diane Rosenbaum
Ronald Melver
Maxine Evans
David Norvey
Eugene Ravenseratt
Carolyn Powell
Weather recap for January precipitation and Arkansas forecast
January precipitation measured 5.22 inches versus 1.55 inches a year earlier. An Experiment Station report covers 2 hours ending 8 a m Friday with high 47 and low 43. The Arkansas Regional Forecast from The Associated Press notes central Arkansas remains cloudy and forecasts continued conditions.
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Arkansas
Associated Press
Department Store Sales Rise in Eighth District
Department store sales in the Eighth Federal Reserve District rose 17 percent last week from the same week in 1961. St Louis reported district gains with Louisville up 15 percent and Memphis 10 percent. Little Rock rose 1 percent while smaller points fell 8 percent. Four week district sales were 6 percent above last year, and year to date sales were up 1 percent.
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St, Louis
Soviet Commandant Foiled by American Sector Ban
Soviet commander Col. Andrei Solovyev tried to enter the American sector at Friedrichstrasse Berlin crossing but was halted by U S Military Police who asked for identification. He was banned from the American sector since December 23 and preferred to test the ban by attempting entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Soultwood
Berlin
United States
U.S
Andrei
Solovyev
Friedrich- Strasse
Bertin
Wal
Albert Watson II
Watson
Solavyev
Friedrichstrasse
Paul Wolfe Files for Third Term as Circuit Judge
Paul Wolfe of Fort Smith filed Thursday for a third term as circuit judge in the 12th Judicial District covering Scott and Sebastian counties. He submitted the filing with the secretary of state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Paul Wolfe
Fort Smith
12Th
Scott and Sebastian
Secretary of State
Luciano Was Poisoned Report Says
Rome paper Telesera reports autopsy showing potassium cyanide traces in Luciano’s viscera. He died Jan 26 at Naples airport meeting a visitor after sipping fruit juice. final tests pending while investigators pursue a $150 million drug ring case and possible linked poisoning theories.
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Rome
Charles
Lucky
Luciano
Telesera
Naples
Pietro Verga
Verga
U.S
Luciana
Rug Ring
Cuero Schools Allow Slacks For Older Girls In Cold Weather
Cuero Texas details: The Cuero School Board ends a month long dispute by approving slacks for girls in fourth through sixth grades during cold weather. Superintendent John Barnes announced the rule change after the January freeze, altering prior policy that restricted slacks to only first three grades.
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Cuero
Tex
Cuvre
John Barnes
Good Ark Gains Made in Business
The Arkansas Business Bulletin reports strong gains in late 1961 activity and overall 1961 growth. It notes cumulative personal income expansion since 1950 at 4.6 percent annually, with 1961 personal income near 2.6 billion and per person average income rising to 1390 dollars. Industrial development drives growth. 1964 fourth quarter shows higher farm cash receipts and retail trade, with payrolls up from wage increases and bank check activity well above 1960 levels.
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Fayetteville, Ark
The
Arkansas Business Bulletin
Bulletin
Akansas
University of Arkansas’ Bureau of Business and Economic Research
Arkansas
Etheridge Announces Candidacy for 22nd State Senate Seat
Rep Tampton A Etheridge Jr of Ashley County, an automobile dealer in his first term, announces his candidacy for state senator from the 22nd District. He is the second candidate for the seat being vacated by Gaither Cy Johnston of Detroit, with Ray Tarvin of Portland having announced last month.
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Crossett Ark. AP
Tampton A. Etheridge Jr
Ashley County
Etheridge
Gaither Cy Johnston
Derott
Ray Tarvin
Portland
Bomb threat hoax empties Pine Bluff high school campus
An unidentified caller warned of a planted bomb at Pine Bluff High School, prompting an eight minute evacuation of the high and junior high buildings. Officers later confirmed the threat was a hoax and classes resumed. The two campuses are located close together.
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Pine Bluff, Ark
Pine Bluff High School
Junio High
Wuho
Argentina Breaks Ties With Castro Regime
Buenos Aires reports say President Frondizi bowed to anti-Communist military chiefs and cut relations with Cuba. Police sent reinforcements as pro Castro outbursts subsided. Argentina’s move isolates Havana and prompts Uruguay and possible Brazil reconsideration amid OAS actions.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
APY
Cuba
Arturo Frondizi
Havana
U.S
Uruguay
Switzerland
Brazil
Castro
Manuel Cardinal Arteagav Bollancourt
Frondizi
Army
Air Force
Punta del Este
Organization of American States
Mexico
Chile
Ecuador
Bolivia
Actress Mansfield Stranded on Rocks Resting After Rescue
Jayne Mansfield, 28, her husband Mickey Hargitay, 82, and friend Jack Drury, 35, were marooned on Rose Island rocks overnight. Rescued by boat and Coast Guard plane, Mansfield suffers exposure shock and insect bites. Hargitay calls rumor of a publicity stunt nonsense.
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Nassau
Bahamas
Jayne Mansfield
Mickey Hargitay
Jack Drury
Rose Island
U.S. Coast Guard
Nassau Harbor
Atlantic Ocean
Meyer Rassin
Arkadelphia Plant to Expand Operations
Arkadelphia based Oberman Manufacturing Co expands its Arkadelphia plant adding a new work line and 90 more workers. Plant manager Everett Massey says total employment rises to 315 with about 43 more hires planned. payroll runs around $17,000 weekly.
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Arkadelphia. Ark
AP Oberman Manufacturing Co
Arkadelphia
Everett Massey
Massey
Arkansas Intercollegiate Chara Association Opens First Annual Session
The Arkansas Intercollegiate Chara Association launches its first annual session in Conway with about 400 college and university music students expected from across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conway, Ark
Arkansas Intercollegiate
Arkansas College and University
Delight Farms expansion eyed with Hempstead egg plant
Hempstead County officials and Delight Farms Inc seek a 225000 dollar county bond plus a 750000 dollar private investment to fund a new egg processing plant near Hope with 280000 dozen eggs weekly capacity. The project includes housing for 100000 laying hens and 43 to 148 workers, aiming for about 1 million dollar total investment and 1.16 million annual income.
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Hempsteads
County Industrial Foundation
Delight” Eggs Farms, Inc
Huldansogg
Hope
Prrvale
Starling
Delightwey Farms, Inc
Sail Venture
Cornbelt Malcheries of
Olson Brothers
Los Angeles
Delight
C. Dean Olson
Freeda Greenan
Glen Oleson
John Raneddolph
Glory
Greenan
Ranty Woipl
Cornbelt Stateheries
Ransdolph
Delight Eye Farms, Inc
Pray
Hempstead
Corn Belt
Istry
Jumpstead
Briefs Filed in Printing Contracts
The Arkansas Supreme Court heard Parkin vs. state printing rivals led by Arkansas Stationary and Furniture Co. Arkansas Printing and Lithographing Co. claim Parkin’s Highway Commission ties bar him from holding state contracts. Atty. Gen. Frank Holl argues the court cannot override constitutional standards or the State Printing Board in awarding contracts. Oral arguments are set for Monday with five hours scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkitt Printing Co
Supreme Court
Frank Holl
Tiol
Arkansas Stationary and Furniture Co
Parkin
Pulaski
Murray
Reel, Trost
State Printing Board
Arkansas Stationary and Furniture
Arkansas Printing and Lithographing Co
Harry Parkin
Highway Commission
Red
DAR Plans History Observance for American History Month
The John Cain Chapter of the DAR will host a luncheon meeting in the Rose Room of the Diamond to honor DAR Good Citizen girls Miss Sing Pilkinton of Hope and Miss Katherine Nelson of Lewisville and Mrs Belly Bryant who attends as Regent Mrs Arthur Wimmell will be recognized for her role at the upcoming DAR State Conference in Pine Bluff on March 3. Hostesses include Mrs Robert la Grune Mrs died bis Maal 14 D Bobeun and Mrs R Suarey.
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John Cain
DAR
McDowell Turner
Ebay
DAR Good Citizen Girls
Miss Sing, Pilkinton
Hope
Katherine Nelson
Lewisville
Belly Bryant
Arthur Wimmell
Chaser
Pine Bluff
Robert la Grune
Bis
Maal
Bobeun
Mas
R. . Suarey
Mena Opens Garment Plant In Public Ceremony
The Pull County Garment Manufacturing Co will open its plant in Mena Arkansas with Sunday ceremonies. William Rock executive secretary of the Arkansas Industrial Development Commission will speak. The factory will produce shirts and employ about 80 workers. funding was private.
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Mena
Ark
Pull County Garment Manufacturing Co
William 7 Rock
Arkansas Indus Wind Development Commission
Autsel
All Around Town Notes and Local Appointments
Local updates cover welfare interview days on the first and third Mondays, the Hempstead County Draft Board appointment of McDowell Furnty by President Kennedy, and Turner replacing Mack Parson. Mentions of Kelly Bryant and state government watchers, plus gas company interest credit for meter deposits start March.
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McDowell ‘Furnty
Hempstead County
Kennedy
Turner
Mack Parson
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By Godfrey Anderson
Guernsey High School
Clyde Goppard
First Christian Church of Hope
Goddard
Thayer
Midwestern Graduate’ Bible School
Indianapolis
Ind
Clarence
Omic Energy Commission
James Stark
Lingsville, Iowa
Keith Goddard
Christian Church of
Flippin
C of C
K. P. Wilson
Kenneth Pat Wilson
Jacksonville
Arkansas State Chamber of Commerce
Hope C. of C
Kate Barlow
William P. Rock
AIDC
Ray Taylor
Cole Castelan
Arkansas Power & Light Co
J. J. Steed
State Chamber of Commerce
Senate
Naow Abramovich
Arkadelphia Plant
AIG Conference
John Randolph
DAR Plans
Kelly Bryant
Pe Arketas
Deyn Murphy
Sula
Judy Arnold
Tandyix
Mr and Ts
Herbert Arnal
Walnutidee
el Hepe
Dex
Louisiana Gas Ca
Kathe
Dunes
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