Contempt hearing widens over Baker probe
Secretary to continued From Page One describes Baker facing questions on gifts, dealings with a convicted white slaver, and claims of Fifth Amendment refusals. The Rules Committee weighs contempt citation options including up to one year in prison and a $1000 fine as it probes for conflicts of interest during his Senate tenure. Myron Ehrlich declined to discuss whether Miss Tyler would testify, while cameras were ordered removed from the caucus room amid the hearing into Baker’s alleged improprieties and misuse of his Senate post.
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Senate
Johnson
Senate Rules Committee
Myron G. Ehrlich
Tyler
S. Washington
Roses for Hempstead County How to plant and care tips
County Farm Agent Calvin J Caldwell offers rose growing guidance for Hempstead County. He covers buying plants from reputable sources, sun requirements, optimal planting times, spacing by rose type and winter temperatures, soil prep, organic matter, and soil amendment steps before planting.
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Hempstead
Say's
Calvin J. Caldwell
Commutation of Balser Whipping Sentence In Delaware
Gov. F bert N. Carvel commutes the 10 lash sentence for Talmadge R. Balser after a September 1962 robbery conviction. Superior Judge Stewart Lynch had ordered 30 lashes and 15 years in prison, but the governor says the pardon board recommendation benefits justice and the state.
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Fbert N. Carvel
Talmadge R. Balser
Stewart Lynch
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New Castle Correctional Institution
Carvel
State Board of Pardons
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Murder on the water ends with a cliffhanger
On a boat off Palos Verdes Briant and Gail scheme to kill Turner and Duffey while a marine narrator fights back using a submachine gun. Shots ring out as Herbert, Briant, and Gail clash in a tense standoff. Turner is cast overboard and the scene ends with the gun sliding into the sea.
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Chet
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Tax bill cuts rates and broadens relief across economy
The plan lowers individual rates by about 15.5 percent up to 100 percent for 1.5 million low income taxpayers while corporate taxes fall by about 9 percent. It includes an investment credit and depreciation rules from 1962, with a projected 17 percent corporate tax cut. The action follows Kennedy's call for tax relief, echoed by Johnson as central to his economic program.
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John F. Kennedy
Congress
Kennedy
Johnson
White House
Famous Alaskan Game Warden Dies
FAIRBANKS Alaska AP A former game warden who flogged more than 10000 miles by dog team in the Arctic has died here. He was George W Taylor 71. Taylor came to Alaska in 1897. His parents settled in Ketchikan and Skagway where they operated a jewelry business.
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Alaska
Arctic
George W. Taylor
Taylor
Ketchikan
Skagway
Hope Ar kansas Court Docket Summary
Municipal Court of Hope lists cases with defendants Doyle Langston Robert McClure Ployd Parker John Henry Pugh Clester Gamble Paleda Clanton Aubrey Smith Ruthie Cooper Joseph Lee Boyd etc. Fines for DWI wreckless driving drunks and traffic offenses. bonds forfeited. jail terms up to 16 days. suspensions and reimbursements noted. several entries show guilty pleas and cost payments. Garnishee matter Bruner Tvory Handle Co. dismissed on motion.
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Bennie Mcree
Ruthie Cooper
Leon Harrison, Jr
Frank Smith
Junior Lee Reed
Robert L. Nelson
M. A. Depenbrook
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H. W. Phillips
Alton McCartney
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Hayes Lunsford
Michigan
Isaac Young
Joe H. Peters
Dba
Peters Gro Station
G. T. Wicker
Bruner Tvory Handle Co
Sinatra in Tokyo to direct new World War II film
Frank Sinatra travels to Tokyo to negotiate directing and starring in None But the Brave, a World War II drama about Americans and Japanese on a Pacific island. Sammy Cahn seeks divorce from Gloria, with custody of children and child support agreed in the settlement. Eisenhower aide Marty Snyder heads to New Hampshire to back Henry Cabot Lodge in 1952 campaign parity.
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Los Angeles
Sammy Cahn
Gloria
Manchester
N.H
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Henry Cabot Lodge
Massachusetts
Marty Snyder
New York
New Hampshire
Weather Roundup Louisiana and Arkansas Regions
Weather alerts and forecasts show Louisiana's night and Thursday mostly cloudy with occasional rain and variable highs from mid 40s to mid 50s. Central Arkansas clears then cools, with lows in 20s and highs near 40 to 50. Northwest Arkansas stays clear and colder, with teens to mid 20s nights and 40s highs. Southeast and Southwest Arkansas see colder nights with 20s, and Thursday brings slight warming. Missouri and Ohio Valley notes reference a presidential primary on March 10 and Eisenhower commentary. Canada and international notes include ambassador Lodge and a dramatic birth in Toronto.
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THE
Associated Press
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Eisenhower
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Two States Pick Republican Delegates
Oklahoma and North Carolina move to complete GOP delegate selections for the 1964 convention. North Carolina aims to send 26 delegates to San Francisco with Goldwater expected to win most or all votes. Oklahoma planned to elect 10 at large delegates while 12 already pledged to Goldwater. the Saturday vote faced a cancellation in Oklahoma City.
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Oklahoma
North Carolina
Barry Goldwater
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Goldwater
Greensboro
San Francisco
Oklahoma City
Plant Bids Taken for Searcy County Factory
An apparent low bid of 350,144 was submitted by Conway firm Caonark Builders for the construction of a 42,500 square-foot shirt factory for the Searcy County Industrial subsidiary of Capital Mercury Development Corporation. Flint Shirt Co. of New York will lease the facility, with Shirt Co. of Marshall involved in the project.
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Caonark Builders
Conway
Searcy County
Capital Mercury Development Corporation
Flint- Shirt Co
New York
Rock ‘Shirt Co
Marshall
Africans Open Progress Meet
In Lagos Nigeria Prime Minister Sir Abubakar Tafawa Balewa opened the Organization of African Unity foreign ministers meeting. He framed Africa’s problems as growth symptoms and said dreams are becoming reality while ministers from 33 nations discussed aid to rebels in Portuguese Africa mutinies in East Africa and Ghana's push for a continent government. Gabon missed the session due to last week’s revolt, with French troops quelling the uprising. the gathering paves the way for a heads of state summit planned for June.
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Nigeria
Abubakar Tafawa
Balewa
Organization of African Unity
Africa
East
Ghana
Gabon
Leon Mba
Chicago Is Threatened by Negroes
Civil rights groups warned of further demonstrations and a possible Negro voter revolt against Chicago's Democratic leaders after more than 172 thousand pupils were absent from classes in the second public school boycott. Officials cited 172,350 absentees with 46,500 typical, noting the heaviest turnout in predominantly Negro districts as 1,500 pickets faced city hall. No arrests. prosecutors warned of prosecutions for keeping children from school.
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Chicago
Board of Education
Coordinating Council of Community Organizations
CCCO
City
W. Wilson
Daniel P. Ward
Hike Power Station Seeks Higher Tower Near Hensley
LITTLE ROCK AP Television Station KATV filed with the FCC seeking approval to raise its transmitting power and relocate its antenna. The proposal includes constructing a 1,789 foot tower near Hensley in Jefferson County.
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Little Rock
KATV
Federal Communications Commission
Hensley
Jefferson County
Duffers Get a Chance to Win Pro Am Event
In New Orleans the pro am preludes the $50,000 Greater New Orleans Open at Lakewood Country Club. Arnold Palmer and Al Geiberger skip. others like Player, Nicklaus, Lema and Boros team with three local amateurs for cash prizes.
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New Orleans
Greater
Lakewood Country Club
Arnold Palmer
al Geiberger
Arkanson Killed in Missouri in One-Car Crash
A Arkansas man, Leonard Howard, 21, of Mountain Home was killed in a one car crash on Highway 63, three miles south of Cabool Missouri, shortly before midnight Monday. His car left the road on a curve and overturned several times, Howard was alone in the vehicle.
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Arkansas
Highway 63
Highway Patrol
Leonard Howard
Mountain Home
Howard
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