Macmillan Certain to Get Backing
London Premier Harold Macmillan appears certain to secure parliamentary support for his plan to counter De Gaulle veto and Britain’s exit from the Common Market. The House of Commons is set to vote on a no confidence motion as Conservative strength dominates the opposition. Adenauer signals Britain’s likely entry to the European trading bloc and backs the Nassau agreement on a multinational NATO nuclear force.
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London
API
Harold Macmillan
Britain
House of Commons
Macmillan
Charles de Gaulle
United States
Europe
Konrad Adenauer
de Gaulle
Adenauer
U S to Use Giant Crawlers for Apollo Moonshot
Marion Power Shovel Co after receiving an NASA order will build two giant crawler vehicles for the Apollo program. Each crawler costs 5 million dollars, weighs about 5.5 million pounds, is 130 feet long and 113 feet wide, and will be shipped in sections to Merritt Island Florida. They can lift a 12 million pound load and move the space craft into launch position.
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Marion, Ohio
Marion Power Shovel Co
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Marion Power Shovel
Space Agency
Merritt Island
Fla
Wintry Blast Strikes Gulf Coast and Southern States
A severe winter storm disrupted Florida coast communities as North Carolina granite was rushed to seal seawalls. Texas saw icing with six inches in Lubbock and four inches near Nacogdoches while Alpena and Chicago logged subzero temperatures. Schools closed across several regions as the cold wave spread from the northern Rockies to the Great Lakes and northern plains.
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Florida
North Carolina
Texas
Lubbock
West Texas
Nacogdoches
Alpena
Mich
Chicago
Rockies
Upper
Great Lakes
New Mexico
Green Forest Store Burns In 10 Degree Night Blaze
A fire in Green Forest Ark destroyed the Collier Auto Supply Co. and damaged two other businesses in ten degree weather. About 25 firefighters from Berryville and Green Forest battled the blaze for one hour thirteen minutes. Damage was roughly 25000 dollars with part insured. Several oil drums were found at the rear of the building.
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Green Forest, Ark
Berryville
Green Forest
Collier Auto Supply Co
Weather summary and local fire damage report
The weather section notes varying conditions across Arkansas Louisiana and Missouri with cool to cold temps and chances of snow flurries through Wednesday. A separate fire incident caused smoke and water damage to four nearby structures including an auto supply store Villines Feed Store and the office of attorney S H Gilbert along US Highway 62 near the town square. The post office sustained slight smoke damage and no injuries were reported.
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Auto Supply
Villines Feed
S. H. Gilbert
Gilbert
Pine Bluff Civil Rights Rally Leaders Speak Out
The Pine Bluff scene includes a Sunday night rally at St. James AME where protesters faced stone throwing white youths. Rev Arthur A Robinson condemns the assault, notes ongoing weekly sit in demonstrations, and says MLK may speak. No arrests yet and no one jailed. NAACP plans a legal defense fund for William Howard, charged with assault with intent to kill.
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Arthur A. Robinson
St. James
Pine Bluff
Davis
Robinson
Baton Rouge
Martin Luther King
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
William Howard
Dollarway
Harris Bill Aids Broadcasters in Equal Time Rule
Rep. Oren Harris introduced a bill in the House to free broadcasters from the equal time obligation for all 1964 presidential and vice presidential nominees. The measure mirrors the 1960 law credited with enabling debates between Kennedy and Nixon.
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Washington
Oren Harris
D-Ark
U.S
House of
John F. Kennedy
Richard M. Nixon
Soft drink tax and auto liability bills advance in state legislature
The House and Senate move several measures including a one cent per bottled drink tax and a 50 cent per gallon syrup tax to fund roads and a $20 annual fee for uninsured motorists. Other actions include bills to curb abusive phone calls, abolish the Live stock Sanitary Board, limit truck speeds at 10 miles below autos in some cases, create Rural Development Authorities, issue licenses without exams, and authorize road repairs from state projects.
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Lloyd George
Legislative Council
Senate
State Livestock Sanitary Board
Livestock and Poultry's Commission
J. Lee Bearden
Leachville
Fred Stafford
Marked Tree
Fauhtus
Faubus
Doug Bradley
Jonesboro
Arkansas
George Davis
Sevier County
House
Highway Department
Pam
Taday
Ark. Man Survives Carbon Monoxide Poisoning
Arturo Ramirez, 29, of Larden, Texas, was released from Clark County Hospital after carbon monoxide poisoning last Friday. He was found unconscious in a trailer truck near Friendship. His companion, Robert Cabello, 32, of Laredo, Texas, died from the fumes while returning to Laredo after shipping a load of produce to Nashville. George Laredo is identified as a relative.
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Arkadelphia
Ark
Arturo Ramirez
Larden
Tex
Clark County
Friendship
Robert Cabello
Pine Bluff
Laredo
George Laredo
Howard
NAACP
Nashville
Tenn
Test Ban Talks Stalled Over On Site Inspectors Western Powers Push for More Safeguards
The United States and Britain pressed for eight to 10 on site inspections and seven to 10 black box stations to ensure a viable test ban while the Soviet side held to earlier positions. Foster urged two or three Soviet inspections and three black boxes, but Kuznetsov repeated Moscow’s hard line. Godber warned Western concessions must be matched by Soviet willingness to meet safeguards, with no signs of compromise from Moscow. The conference opened after a long recess with limited progress and renewed tension over verification terms.
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Kennedy
William C. Foster
Soviet Union
Foster
Kuznetsov
Kuznetgoy
Britain
United States
Joseph Godber Old
Godber
Russia
Weather Summary for Arkansas from The Associated Press
A high pressure system from the Dakotas brings clearing skies across Arkansas with temperatures dropping to between eight and twenty two degrees. No significant precipitation occurred overnight. Forecast calls for continued cold with a warming trend midweek and clouds moving in from the gulf by Thursday.
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Arkansas
Fayetteville
Pine Bit
Frank
Seven Apply for North Little Rock Postmaster Job
Seek Postal Post Washington AP reports the Civil Service Commission received seven applications for the North Little Rock Arkansas postmaster position. Applicants listed are David P. Wood Arnold B Sikes Kenneth Stogsdill Herman F Vaughn John O May John Parish and Joe B Allred.
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Washington
Civil Service Commission
North Little Rock
Ark
David P. Wood
Arnold B. Sikes
Kenneth Stogsdill
Herman F. Vaughn
John 0. May
John Parish
Joe B. Allred
Beauty Salons and Spring Fashion At Raley’s Style Shoppe
A Salutary look at National Beauty Week praises beauty operators for uplifting morale in hospitals and homes while urging readers to celebrate by praising their beauty professionals. The piece then promotes spring attire at Raley’s Style Shoppe Hope’s House of Fashion with new fabrics, hats, silk print dresses, and an early shopping preview.
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Pottery
Iawa Sgurines
Russia
Kurushichev
National Beatty
Raley
Hope
House of Fashion
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Tommy
Teddy
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Advertising Council
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