Our Daily Bread Sliced Thin by The Editor
Arkansas Gazette slants front page with a feature by Sam Harris arguing sales tax turnback fairness. Lettered critique notes Little Rock’s urban bias, Pulaski County’s share, and the old 2 percent sales tax origin.
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Alex. A. Weadburn
Arkansas Gazette
Little Rock
The
Gazette
Sam G. Hares
Arkansas
Harris
Arkangae
Uartis
Puslaski County
Pulaski
Star
Fort Smith
Sam Harris
Arkansas Azette
Arkansan Judge John F. Simms Dies in New Mexico
John F. Simms 67 a former Arkansas legislator and New Mexico Supreme Court justice died of a heart attack yesterday in Albuquerque. Born May 6 185 in Washington Arkansas he studied law at Vanderbuilt and served in the Arkansas House before moving to Albuquerque in 1914. He served on the New Mexico Supreme Court from 1920 to 1930 and is survived by his son John Jr a Democratic gubernatorial candidate.
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Alurquerque
John F. Simms
Arkansas and
Arkunky
Texarkana
Ark
Arkansas House of Representatives
Albuquerque
New Mexico Supreme, Cou
John Jr
Prize Birddogs Yet to Show in Trials Weather Hinders Hemando Event
Twelve dogs competed in a one hour USTA all age stakes at Hernando Mississippi amid rolling windswept hills. Weather disrupted handlers as dogs leapt and scattered, with several entries failing to return on voice or whistle.
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Hernando Miss
Cecilie
Indeaux
Frank Qasterhoudt
Lake Chly
Billy
Agbantas
Fa Mary
Ite
Pacer
Big Four Deadlock on Austria Independence at Berlin Meeting
At Berlin talks the Big Four foreign ministers again discuss Austria’s independence treaty amid a Soviet demand to keep roots in Austria until a German peace is written. Molotov’s conditions stall any German treaty, Trieste issues hinder withdrawal from the Adriatic, and Dulles harshly rebukes Soviet tactics. Austria waits as Allied occupation drags on, with Western plans tied to NATO and European defense.
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Preston Grover
Berlin
Austria
Adaman
VY. M Molmtov
Aussia
Britain
United States
Ihei
Trieste
He Adrigic
Dulles
Leopold Figi
Abie
Hig Four
Wartims
Russia
Molotov
West
Revix Ten- Sons
Ieee
Asia
China
Negro Held as Hit Run Suspect on Fulton Bridge
Rugene Dixon of Texarkana was arrested Friday night by Hempstead county authorities in Fulton for investigation of a four hit and run on Highway 67 at the Fulton Bridge about 7 45 p m He is held in Hempstead county jail in connection with sideswiping James Phelps 27 of Baton Rouge La Dixon says another Texarkana man drove the car they were in Investigation is incomplete both vehicles were heavily damaged
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Texarkana
Hempstead
Fulton Bridge
Highway 67
Rugene Dixon
Box 40
Texas
Fulton
Milton Mosley
Are
Kansas State Police
JJ Moore
Jim Cook
Hemp Jstead
James ©. Phelps
Baton Rodge
Dixon
Camden Plans Practical Nursing School in Arkansas
Camden announces a 19 week practical nursing course at Camden General Hospital for women aged 18 to 49. Requirements include eighth grade education, physical exam, interview, and character references. Graduates can sit for the State Board Exam. All Arkansas Practical Nurse School graduates have passed the exam. Contact Camden Hospital for details.
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Camden General Hospital
Arkansas
Arkansas Practical Nurse Schools
Camden Hospital
Camden
Ark
Unclear OCR fragment on operator obituary
Fragmentary text lists names Eckary Operator Succumbs and references Mrs Al Exarke with unclear relation. Unable to determine event, date, or full identities from available readable words.
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al Exarke
Cotton variety tests report strong 1963 results at Hope Station
Cecil M. Bittle releases the Hope Station cotton variety test results showing high yields in 1968 with Stoneville 62-64 yielding 1,043 pounds lint and 2,788 pounds seed cotton per acre and Dortch 1 at 805 pounds lint and 2,294 pounds seed cotton. Early varieties Stoneville 62-84 Empire WR and D&PL Fox performed well. tests included 14 varieties over Ruston sandy loam with 325 pounds per acre of 28-12 fertilizer and July 11 ammonium nitrate side-dress.
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Arkansag
Soden
Cecil M. Bittle
Stoneville
Dortch
Bittle
D&pl Fox
J. C. Ware
Arkansas Agricultural, Experiment Station Agronomy Department
Ruston
Experiment Station
Tova
Coastal Plain
Frufé and Truck
Tax Bureau Has Very Few Friends
Washington reports show taxpayers venting frustration during tax season. An unhappy Des Moines payer sent a dramatic protest slashing his payment with imagined blood and notched metal collars. Other times collectors have faced extreme expressions of discontent including severed items and symbolic acts.
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Washinton
Internal Revenue Bureau
Des Moines
Arrests in Columbus burglary case and related shootings
Robert Lee Johnson 26 of Columbus Georgia surrendered after a Halloween night burglary at a hardwire store in Fitzgerald Ga. Two other Black men, Wiley Green 26 and Leroy Mot 19 of Phoenix City Ga, were held. The case ties to a murder of James Bush of Phoenix City with suspects W. A. Crawford Harold Griggs and others. Evidence arose from an informer tip. Johnson denied burglary knowledge and awaits Georgia hold.
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Robert Lee Johnson
Columbus
Wile Green
Leroy Moti
Phoenix City
Johnson
Fitzgersid Ge
Wein
H. T. Whitley
Whitley
Mary
Belmont Denniston
Hutzgerald
Phoneix
Fig Bush
A. Crawford
Blakesly
Harold Griggs
Coumbus
Memphis
Het Johnson
SPA Can't Supply Power Needed
Southwestern Power Administration said it cannot furnish additional current to SPA customers. The last 100,000 kilowatts from government dams are reserved, with 195,000 kilowatts tied to the Black Mountain dam in Arkansas awaiting integration. Cooperatives requested 140,000 kilowatts, potential arrangements may allow Blake Mountain power too.
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Tulsa Okla
Southwestern Power Administration
SPA
Douglas B. Wright
Interior Department
Southwest Generating and Transmission Co
Blakily Mountain
Arkansas
Reds Seek Split in West Over China Policy Ahead of Far East Conference
Informed sources in Korea say Russia aims to expose Western rifts on China policy as a Far East conference planned by the Big Four foreign ministers nears. Molotov may propose a summit with Asian nations to press neutralist shifts, with India, Indonesia and Burma seen leaning right. The goal is to force open Western divisions on Red China and colonial ties, easing Moscow’s objectives.
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Seoul
Keres
Russia
China
Far East
de Gestion Nf
Dis- Auszich
Berlin
Vol Molotov
Korea
Washingon
Nkorea
India
Indoensia
Burma
Doyle Reaves Injured in Auto Accident
Doyle Reaves, about 34, Hope businessman, was seriously injured when his car overturned about 11 p m Friday on Highway 67, twenty miles west of Fulton. He was taken to a Hope hospital by Herndon-Cornelius ambulance with a head injury. Police said he appeared to lose control. Reaves operates an army surplus store and is an insurance agent.
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Boyle Reaves
Hope
Fulton
Hope Hospital
Herndon-Cornelius
Reayes
Gordon Reigns Over Price Supports
Washington UC Secretary Benson announced the resignation of Howard H. Gordon as administrator of the commodity stabilization service price support and pledge agency. James A. McConnell was named as his successor, with Gordon returning to the Southern States Cooperative post in Richmond, Virginia. Gordon was the ninth top official to leave or resign under Benson's leadership, amid policy differences and halting influence from Truman era appointees.
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Washington
Benson
Howard H. Gordon
Department
Commodity Stabilization Service
Pigefoy Control
Priice Cuppet
James A. McConnell
New York State
Gordon
Commodity Credit Corp
McConnell
CCQ
North Caru
Uns
Southern States Park
Cooperative
Richmond
Sore
Haldover
Truman
Mugou
CCE
Eight Junior High Students Earn A Honor Roll Honors
Eighty junior high pupils at Hope Junior High School earned A honor roll status for the first semester and second nine weeks. The list includes students from 9th, 8th, 7th, and 4th grades with minimum grades of two and at least 90 honor points. Names span Joe Jones to Barbara Powall across semester and nine weeks tallies, with many entries repeated across grade levels.
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Hope Junior High School
Moe
Prank Manon
Kins
Asa Crile
Donne Reyenga
Larry Stark
Barbara Powell
Mary Tean Sparks
John Robert Graves
Mary Sanford
David Watkins
Ann Cole
Donna, Reyenga
Elaine ‘Chlompson
Larry * Starks
Joe Jones
Jimmy Lauterbach
Gildys Mattles
Judy McDowell
Polly McCorkie
Judith Percell
Judy Ratelitt
Noymy Hughes
Judy Ann Weaver
Reha J Russell
Anna Whitman
Jimmy - Tate
Polly Agno Allen
Bille
Sue Browh
Mary Daniels
Bill Freeman
Jady Griffin
Beanda Hamm
Barbara Meyers
Janet Cox
Liinda Havre
Judy Arnold
Marilyn Reece
Webb Liester
Larry Martin
David Pearson
Violetiy Matthews
Skelin Toster
Lynda Rowe
Donnie Stanley
Tommy Byers
Mex
Miller
Claudia McCoride
Charles Ivyin
Diane Helms
Dixie Green
Chyclend Puller
Gladys Mattie
Polly McCorkle
Ludith Percell
Norma Hughes
Redg Russell
Jimmy Tate
Folly Ann Arlen
Bille Sue Brown
Mary Denies
Judy Griffin
Brenda Hamm
Linda Purtle
Mike McMurrough
Twanny O'Steen
Barbara Hughes
Pansy Adams
Marilyn Reeve
Webb Laseter
Violetta Matthews
Sheila Foster
Lyndla Rowe
Quetta Smith
Mary Jean Sparks
Yorumy Polk
Barbara Powall
Television Wedding Aids Couple Bound by TV Vows
A Kansas man and his blind bride wed on an NBC telecast as the nation watched. The couple, identified as Osegg Clark and Thelma Beate, met at a rehabilitation center and received a honeymoon and household gifts from the program.
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New York
Osegg Clark
Risqn
Érk
Migs Thelma
Beate Vice Luton
Jacksyn Teun
Ata
Tor Biind
Lie Rock
Ark
Alnge
Her
Employment Records Show Factory Job Decline
The article reports regional employment drops with 3,400 workers leaving Georgia factory payrolls and 17,700 fewer men employed year over year. Florida shows declines in textile and jambers industries, while gains appear in paper, transportation equipment, food products, apparel, publishing and printing, and electrical machinery.
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Nate
Georgia
Florida
Ithatine
Umber
Memphis Board Bans Film Byereh Line in City
Memphis censor board bars private showings of the film Byereh Line due to its suggestive dance scene. Police were summoned to enforce the ban as theater owners pledge to challenge the decision. Local officials defend action citing public morals and warnings to exhibitors.
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Memphis
Blyford
Tiaad
Censor Board
Tate Russell
Gensoréai
BriefDiplomats Weigh New North South Alliance
Fragmentary OCR notes refer to diplomats and a discussion of North South alignment. The readable bits mention Synigrian Rhen and a statement about yesterday’s events, but details, names, places, and outcomes are unclear.
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Warre
Washington
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Cologne
Germany
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Price
Boston Center
Progresiva Architecture Magazing
Rockefeller Center
U.S
Gentars
Memphis Board
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