Annual C of C Dinner Tonight In Hope Arkansas
The Hope Chamber of Commerce hosts its annual dinner at 7 tonight with Kenneth Pal Wilkendackeun, president of the Hope Chamber of Commerce, to be introduced by Georgi Mijorey. William P. Rose of the Arkansas Development Commission will address progress plans. other speakers include CHM Bridges, William Caldwell, Haskell Jones, Ray Taylor, Cole Castlelaw, C. L. Leighton, and more. Dinner features southern fried chicken, ham, sides, and pies for about 250 guests. invocation by Dr. George Balenting and music by KXAR.
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No Business This Week in Congress
Congress slows work this week to let Republicans regroup while eulogizing Abraham Sirca in Washington. House and Senate cancel routine floor sessions. hearings planned. Debates loom on Kennedy urban affairs cabinet plan, manpower retraining for dislocated workers, and a debt ceiling increase to 300 billion. House postpones school aid. Senate expands to include scholarships and junior colleges.
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Senate
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Capitol
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Department of Urban Affairs and Housing
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Mouse Ways and Means
House Rules
Weather Summary for January Experiments and Southern States
Weather data reports show precipitation for January with 2 inches and a year-ago 1.55 inches, covering 24 hours ending 8 a.m. Monday. Temperatures reached 74 at high and 33 at low. Arkansas forecast calls for fair conditions, Tuesday temperatures in the mid 70s east to low 80s west with lows in the 50s. Louisiana expects clear to partly cloudy, mild through Tuesday with highs in the 70s and 50s at night. Page Two continued.
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No Wonder It Didn't Go Right
Copenhagen AP report describes a motorist whose car failed to accelerate while driving into a garage in Odense. An attendant discovered a second vehicle clinging to the rear bumper, having attached while the driver maneuvered from a nearby parking space two miles away.
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Paris Braces as 30000 Police Readied for Violence
Paris authorities mobilize thirty thousand police and riot units in the Paris region amid plans for a banned late afternoon protest at Place de la Republique. The Socialist party calls for a peaceful yet energetic demonstration against the right wing and police repression, while the government warns of decisive action to maintain order.
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Place de la Republique
French Socialist Party
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France
Algiers
Roger Frey
Michel Debre
Interior Ministry
Rockefeller Denies Swing to Right in 1984 Bid
Nelson Rockefeller declares on ABCs Issues and Answers that he is not shifting right politically. He says his criticism of Kennedy era urban affairs reflects concern with implementation, not concept, and defends the Cuban invasion stance as needing action with safety assurances.
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American’ Broadcasting’ Co
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Department of Urban ‘Affairs
House Rules Committee
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Rockefeller
Organization of American States
Cuba
United States
Snakes Probed After Georgia Roundup Ends With 131 Rattlers
In WHIGHAM Georgia on Sunday snake hunters scoured the woods from dawn to late afternoon. They counted 131 rattlers along with a few coachwhips and other non-poisonous varieties. The effort followed a county roundup begun last year after a teen was badly bitten by a snake.
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Whigham, Ga
South Georgia
Arkansas Weights Division Warns Employees Against Gifts
The Weights and Standards Division of the State Police issued a May memo warning employees not to accept gifts from truck drivers amid allegations by the Arkansas Independent Truckers Association of abuses at weight stations. Gov. Orval Faubus said he directed an inquiry after reports truckers were allegedly pressured into sharing cargo profits, though officials emphasized the memo targets gifts and not the association’s charges. The division runs 18 permanent weight stations and roving crews.
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New Arkansas Independent Truckers Association
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Weights and Standards Disvision
Astronaut Glenn Previews World Flight in Space Suit
Cape Canaveral reports John H. Glenn Jr. climbing into his space suit for a four hour forty minute simulated orbit as weather conditions and Atlantic wave reports loom over the plan for the Mercury mission. Forecasters monitor global cloud and sea states with Tius IV transmitting real time weather data from space.
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Bermuda
Space
Russia May Free Another American
NEW YORK AP The last American held by the Soviet Union Marvin Makinen a 22 year old Fulbright scholar could be released contingent on improving US Soviet ties James Britt Donovan said he spoke with Ivan Shishkin of the Soviet Embassy in East Germany The exchanges following the Abel Powers Pryor swaps suggested a broader clemency effort Donovan noted he had assurances that Makinen might be freed if relations improve US Embassy in Moscow had no information Makinen was seized July 27 while studying at the Free University in West Berlin and was convicted of espionage for photographing military sites in Hungary Czechoslovakia and Ukraine He is imprisoned in Kiev
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Makinen
Ivan Shishkin
East Germany
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Francis Gary Powers
Frederick L. Pryor
Triead
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Donavan
Washington
Francis Gary
Powers
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West Berlin
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Barbaray
Maryland
White House
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CIA
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Frederic Pryor
Marvin Wy Makinen
Asht+ hurnham
Mass
Kiev
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Thea
U. S
Lockheed
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Kennedy Visits Indonesia Amid Protests and Tensions
U S first family arrives in Jakarta for a six day visit as anti American signs appear along the route. Kennedy plans meetings with President Sukarno and security ministers while Indonesian forces move troops to East New Guinea. The trip includes stops in Hong Kong and Port Moresby with public relief efforts observed and a light personal itinerary noted for Mrs Kennedy.
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Indonesia
Robert J, Kennedy
Ken ‘Nedy
Ethel
Gunawan
Kennedy
Socialist Island Republic
Hong Kong
Singapore
British Commonwealth Island
United States
West New Gainea
U.S
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Abdul Harris Nasution
Japan
U.S. Navy
Repulye Bayt
Candidacy Update from Hempstead Circuit Clerk Russell
Jamie Russell issued a statement thanking voters for support while announcing he will not seek reelection as Hempstead County Circuit Clerk. He notes the office’s cooperation and mentions he and his father now run the Dairy Diner on South Main Street, clarifying a mistaken identity with a Charles Clark mention.
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Jamie Russell
South Main St
Hempstead County
Navy recruit gains outstanding recruit honor at San Diego
Kewis 82 year old Jack B Molen completed nine weeks basic training in the U S Navy at San Diego and was chosen outstanding recruit of the company for devotion to duty initiative and perseverance He is an airman apprentice assigned to Memphis Naval Base for 12 weeks of technical training His wife visited his parents in Washington AP Curtis Moran Fries Lewis joined Memphis along with his wife to celebrate her birthday Lewis retired two years ago as a union leader and moved Schweinfurt Germany Major Clinton D Jones son of the president of United Mine Workers is serving with the armed forces chief trustee of the welfare fund and recently promoted to major He and his family live in Schweinfurt Germany Two Hempstead students were elected officers of the Southern State College Square Dance Club Don Oglesby and Richard McMurtrey also attend the semes for Dean's list with GPA 3.50 Greenhaw McPherson and Martindale named as top students in engineering and industrial management
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U.S. Navy
San Diego
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Memphis Naval Base
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Memphis Tn
Lewis
Clinton D. Jones
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C. P. Jones
Patmos
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Hempstead
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Don Oglesby
C. L. Oglesby
Richard McMurtrey
W. G. McMurtrey
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Richard Greenhaw
Herbert Greenham
Leo . McPharson
Gar Martindale
James Martindale
Nashville Rt. 2
Bingen
Greenhaw
McPherson
Martindale
Two Pocahontas Men Die From Car Carbon Monoxide Poisoning
Two Pocahontas men Ved flelmes and Sam Morris Jr. were found dead in a parked car from carbon monoxide poisoning outside Morris’s home twelve miles north of Pocahontas. The deaths increased Arkansas’ weekly violent fatalities to ten, with the incident occurring as officers noted the men were likely talking when overcome.
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Arkansas
Ved Flelmes
Sam Morris Jr
Helms
Font of Morris
Norh
Pucahontas
Mrs. T. C. Putman Dies in Texarkana at 52
Mrs. T. C. Putman, 52, died today at her Texarkana home. Survived by husband, daughter Mrs. Robert Dowd of Texarkana, daughter Mrs. Billy Rugids of Arkadelphia, two sisters Mrs. Clarence Savage of Nashville and Mrs. Uevny Gardner of Texarkana, two brothers E H Dildy of Houston and Bob Dildy of Nashville. Services 2 p.m. Tuesday at Breer Steel Baptist Church conducted by Rev. CN Rue. Burial in Memory Gardens, Texarkana.
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T. C. Putman
Tex ‘Arkana
Tera Dildy
Nashville
Robert Dowd
Texarkana
Billy Rug Idles
Arkadelphiay
Clarence Savage
Nashvile
Uevny Gardner
Texarkuna
E H. Dildy
Houston
Bob Dildy
Breer Steel Baptist Church
Rev
CN. Rue
Memory Gardens
West Will Turn Down Russia Summit Proposal
Soviet Premier Khrushchev proposed an eight nation disarmament summit to begin in Geneva March 14 with heads of government leading. The West likely rejects the plan and prepares urgent talks, while progress on principles may invite a late stage summit.
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Fas Pepoststo
Geneva
Tassy
Khrushchev
Kennedy
State Department
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Soviet Union
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White House
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Mikhail N. Smirnovsky
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Dean Rusk
Smirnovsky
Tusk
Rusk
Middleburg
Britain
France
Italy
Canada
Harold Macmillan
Kener
Dimes for Baby Helps Cover Newborn’s Hospital Bills
MEMPHIS Tenn AP Cons radt Ray walked into Methodist hospital with 24 pounds of dimes in a large jar. He used the $460 to cover expenses for Jonathan Keith Ray born Sunday.
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Memphis, Tenn
Consradt Ray
Methodist
Hospital
Jonathan Keith Ray
Powers Faces U S Intelligence Quiz After Spy Exchange
Washington AP report details Francis Gary Powers undergoing detailed questioning by U.S. intelligence after his secret meeting with his wife. CIA to set up a board of inquiry. Donovan notes another American held in the Soviet Union may gain clemency. Powers, a Lockheed test pilot on a NASA mission, was traded for Soviet spy Rudolf Abel.
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Powers
Francis
Gary Powers
Berlin
Rudolf Able
NEA
Frederic L. Pryor
Mansfield
Ohio
Francis Gary Powers
Steel Users Stockpile In Anticipation Of Possible Strike
Washington AP report quotes Labor official Arthur J. Guldberg saying steel users have begun stockpiling in anticipation of a strike this year. He notes stockpiling is not yet dangerous, but indicators show it is underway, as discussed in a CBS interview.
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Sere Lity
Arthur J. Guldberg
Guldberg
CBS
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