Prodded to Let Baker Firm Bid Before Senate Panel
John L Atwood president of North American Aviation testified he was pressured to have Serv-U a vending firm in which Bobby Baker held stock bid on service for North American defense plants The testimony links Baker and Fred Black Jr to Serv-U with Baker resigning last October amid a probe of outside business dealings The committee has issued a subpoena for Baker records or to appear and explain why
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Washington
John L. Atwood
North American Aviation Corp
Serv-A Corp
Bobby Baker
Atwood
Senate Rules Committee
Fred Black Jr
North American
Serv-U
Baker
Senate
Defense and
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General Rain Sweeps Across Arkansas
A general rain swept across Arkansas last night and today, ending by tonight with more moisture forecast Thursday. Rain amounts were light, Northwest Arkansas under .05 inch and the rest under a quarter inch. Partly cloudy dry weather is expected Wednesday before another shower period. Highs were in the 50s, with Adelphia and Texarkana at 60. Overnight minimums stayed in the 40s.
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Associated Press
Arkansas
Weather Bureau
Northwest Arkansas
Arkadelphia
Texarkana
Truck Driver Found Dead in Iowa Car
Conway Ark March coroner rules H W Studley 47 a Sumner Iowa truck driver died from carbon dioxide poisoning in his car. He was working out of Sumner at the time of death.
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Conway
Ark
H. W. Studley
Sumner
Iowa
Studley
ASCAP Marks 50th Birthday In New York Event
The American Society of Composers Authors and Publishers ASCAP celebrated its 50th birthday in New York. Composer Victor Herbert was among ASCAP's first 192 members. Today the organization has more than 9 000 members.
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ASCAP
Court Rules on Equal Representation in House Seats
Arkansas district figures show wide population gaps as the Supreme Court upholds to some degree that House districts must aim for equal populations. Judges discuss potential political affect as Celler and Conte hail the ruling while Arends and Albert defend constitutional bounds. The Georgia 5th District case is remanded for further action.
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Emanuel Celler
House Judiciary Committee
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Silvio Conte
R-Mass
High Court
Democratic Party
John M. Harlan
House of Representatives
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Leslie Arends
Tjknnis
Carl Albert
Oklahoma
Tom Clark
Hugo J M. Black
Georgia
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Atlanta
5Th
Black
District Court
Bing's Wife Seeks TV Part Across the Nation
Kathryn Crosby, Bing Crosby's wife, pressures for acting work away from home. She mentions Breaking Point and Dr. Kildare as targets, while Bing's company owns Breaking Point. Kathy Crosby balances family, nursing studies, and a public singing debut amid a busy schedule and film plans.
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New York
Kathryn Grant Crosby
Bing
der Bingle
Queen of Angels Hospital
Los Angeles
Kathy
Paris
Secret Service
George Vicas
NBC
Europe
Costurier
Pierre Cardin
Fort Knox
District Junior College Petitions Planned
Helena Ark AP reports a petition drive to place a constitutional amendment on the November ballot to start a junior college program in Arkansas. Helena West Helena Chambers of Commerce and others mailed petitions statewide with a March 20 return deadline. The amendment would authorize districts to form junior colleges with voter approval and district administration.
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Ark
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Weather outlook for Louisiana and north region
Weather notes show temperatures in the north reaching highs in the 30s and the south around 405. Louisiana forecasts call for clear to partly cloudy skies tonight and Wednesday with highs around 60s and 50s, cooler tonight and lows in the low to mid 30s.
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Louisiana
Arkansas Regional Forecast Report
Central Arkansas will see clear to partly cloudy skies tonight and Wednesday with lows in the upper 20s to low 30s and highs in the low to mid 40s Northeast and Northwest regions stay clear to partly cloudy and colder with tonight’s lows in the 20s and Wednesday highs in the 30s Southwest and Southeast regions remain clear to partly cloudy and cooler with tonight lows 26 to 34 and Wednesday highs in the 40s
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Arkansas
Associated Press
Central
Northeast
Northwest
Weather outlook for Midwest regions today and tonight
Eastern and southern Missouri expect clearing late today and tonight with fair skies and a turn to colder conditions tonight and Wednesday. Highs reach 38 to 46 east, with lows dipping. Arkansas sees light precipitation ending from the west, clearing to partly cloudy tonight and Wednesday, with highs in the 40s and lows around 25 to 35.
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Arkansas
Low Pressure to Bring Rain Across Arkansas
A low pressure system moving in from the west will trigger occasional rain in western Arkansas tonight and general light rain statewide Tuesday. Warm air leads the change with overnight lows in the 20s and 30s and Sunday highs in the 40s and 50s. The five day outlook shows near normal temperatures with showers midweek totaling under half an inch.
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Arkansas
Weather Bureau
Arkansas may get federal aid for education program
The committee chairman stated Arkansas could receive financial assistance under the Federal Education Act to support the program, signaling possible funding to advance its initiatives.
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Tion Committee
Arkansas
Dream Like N Hampshire Gap Primary
The article surveys the New Hampshire Republican primary race with Sen. Margaret Chase Smith, Harold Stassen, Barry Goldwater, and Nelson Rockefeller campaigning in freezing conditions. It notes crossover prospects for Nixon and Lodge as write-in possibilities, and contrasts Rockefeller and Goldwater styles while citing poll uncertainty and delegate counts.
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Washington
New Hampshire
Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
Philadelphia
Harold JB. Stassen
Stassen
Manchester
Arizona
Barry Goldwater
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Oregon
California
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Rockefeller
Johnson
Smith
Richard M. Nixon
Henry Cabot Lodge
South Viet Nam
Lodge
Nixon
REA Purchases Private Power
Rural electric systems financed by the REA bought 237.5 million dollars worth of power from private and public sources in the year ended June 20, 1963. This shows about a 10 percent rise from the prior year, with total energy purchases at 37.4 billion kWh, up 4 billion from the previous 12 months.
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Washington
Rural Electrification Administration
REA
One Killed and 12 Hurt in Arkansas Wreck
A two car head on collision eight miles east of El Dorado on state Highway 15 left Mrs. John C. Ford of Urbana dead at 33 and 12 injured eight of them hospitalized. W E Garrett and wife from near El Dorado and several children were treated with varying conditions. The week ended with twelve violent deaths in Arkansas including this wreck and earlier incidents.
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Associated Press
Til Dorado
John C.ford
Urbana
Union County
Arkansas
el Dorado
Ford
W E. Garrett
Garrett
Prostitute on Trial for Life in Houston Slaying Case
Carolyn Ann Lima, a 20 year old at trial, faces a death sentence for the gun torch slaying of Houston realtor Fred A. Tones. Judge to hear a jurisdiction challenge as Lima’s age at time of the 1961 stay is disputed. Ashley, 24, co-defendant, also seeks a new trial after evidence suppression claims.
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Houston
Tex
Carolyn Ann Lima
Fred A. Tones
Clyde Woody
Miss Lima
Dist. Atty
Frank Briscoe
Tones
New York
Three Die in Army Helicopter Crash at Ft Stewart
An Army helicopter from Ft Benning crashed during machine gun training at Metz range on Ft Stewart in Hinesville Georgia. Three occupants were killed and a fourth injured. the victims' names were withheld pending next of kin notification.
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Ft. Stewart
Metz
Ft. Benning
11Th Air Assault Division
Next of Kin
Arkansas Supreme Court Upholds Pharmacy Regulation
The Arkansas Supreme Court ruled the state may regulate pharmacy practice and upheld the denial of a 1963 license to Maurice Harvey of Waldron Drug Store. It held the 1955 law requiring a registered pharmacist 40 hours weekly was a valid easing of regulation and that the 1891 act had been superseded.
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Little Rock
Arkansas Supreme Court
State Board of Pharmacy
Maurice Harvey
Waldron
Pulaski
Harvey
Miller Circuit
George Moorehead
Henry Ellis
Bearden
Boyd
Texarkana
Four Youth Die in Oklahoma Train Crash
Four Oklahoma teenagers were killed Sunday in a car train crash in Elgin. Victims include Robert William Huitt 17 and Willie Leday Jr 17 of Sterling and Myrio Schroeder 16 and Marie Nance 16 of Elgin.
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Elgin
Oklahoma
Robert William Huitt
Willie Leeday Jr
Sterling
Myriio Schroeder
Marie Nance
Mrs. W. A. McKay Dies Aunt of Mrs Johnson
Funeral services are set for Tuesday for Mrs. W. A. McKay 90 aunt of Mrs. Lyndon B. Johnson who died Sunday in a Selma Alabama hospital after a long illness She was sister of T. J. Taylor father of the President's wife.
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Prattville
Ala
W. A. McKay
Lyndon B. Johnson
Selma
Tt. J. Taylor
Grand jury declines to indict in Helena shooting case
Phillips County grand jury refuses to indict Pete Garcia over the fatal shooting of Billy Ray Crawford near Poplar Grove. The Jan. 1 incident occurred when Crawford allegedly forced entry to Garcia’s farm home with a gun.
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Helena, Ark
Phillips County Grand Jury
Pete Garcia
Poplar Grove
Helena
Billy Ray Crawford
Garcia
Ffarm
Racer Crashes in Buenos Aires Grand Prix Fatality
In Buenos Aires the driver Alberico Passadore of Uruguay died when his black Lotus racer crashed midway through the Grand Prix on Sunday.
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Buenos Aires
Alberico Passadore
Urupuay
Southland Loop Conference Basketball Schedule Highlights
The Southland Conference weekly slate lists Arkansas State facing Southwestern Louisiana in Lafayette and Lamar Tech meeting Louisiana College in Beaumont. Other games include Arkansas State vs Loyola in New Orleans and Abilene Christian at San Antonio with Arlington State and Midwestern contests in Wichita Falls.
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Associated Press
Lamar Tech
Arkansas
San Antonio
Arlington State
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Wichita Falls
Georgia Southern
Beaumont
Abilene Christian
Arlington
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St. Mary's
Loan approved for 16 low rent homes in Gillett Ark
The Public Housing Administration announced a $188,829 loan to Gillett Arkansas for the construction of 16 low rent homes, seven designed for the elderly.
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Gillette Washington
Public Housing Administration
Gillett, Ark
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