Israel Ready to Start Moving Troops Report
Israel is reported ready to begin withdrawing troops from Gaza and Sharm el Sheikh under a US French brokered formula. An announcement was expected at the UN, with UNEF to remain in place if tensions ease. American French and Israeli officials shaped the plan to guard passage through the Gulf of Aqaba and ease possible Egyptian raids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waren Rogers JR
Washington
Israel
Middle East
United States
France
United Nations
U. N. General Assembly
U. N
Gaza Strip
Sharm Fil Sheikh
Gulf of Aqaba
United Nalinns
UNEF
U. S
Aqaba
Gaza
Egypt
U.S
Dag Hammarskjold
Army to Form Atom Support Commands
The Army will form its first two atomic Support commands on March 1. One unit, All Transportable, will be at Fort Bragg North Carolina and a Medium Atomic Support Command at Fort Hood Texas. The plan includes six atomic commands as part of troop hunting operations on nuclear warfare battlefields.
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Washington
Army
Ft. Bragg
N.C
Ft Hood
Tex
Air Transportable Command
Hurape
Garrett Church to Hear College Choir
Conway Baptist College will present a musical program at Garrett Hemonial Baptist Church Friday evening at 7 30. The choir is directed by Mrs Conrad Wells who has many friends in this area. A welcome is extended to the public to attend this service.
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Conway Baptist College
Garrett Hemonial Baptist Church
Conrad Wells
Student Minister to Preach at Emmet Church
The Rev Ralph Burke son of Mr and Mrs J C Burke of Hope Route 3 will teach at Emmet Methodist Church Sunday March 3 at 1 a m Burke is a student at Southern Methodist University in Dallas and is from Emmet.
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Ralph Burke
Emmet Methodist
J. C. Burke
Hope Rt. 3
Mr. Burke
Southern Methosdist University
Hope Star
Ivan Lee Holt
Virgil DB. Keeley
A. Graves
Holt
Mr. Holt
First Methodist Chura
New Highway Fund Split Seems Settled
LITTLE ROCK The latest agreement on highway revenue distribution would add 625000 dollars a year to counties for road work, reduced from a Senate total of 1 million. Counties also receive 206000 more this fiscal year as a one timer. Cities keep their position but lose the city automobile tax levy with a July to October postponement. Governor Faubus backs the compromise, noting it was not an administration measure, and expects quick passage if approved by both houses. He faces legislative pressure to add 12 miles of road per county to the state system.
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Orval Faubus
Senate
House
Highway Department
Faubus
High‘way_ Commission
Arkansas County Judges Association
The
Municipal League
Taubus
House Refuses to Vote for Court Clerks
In Little Rock the House declined to authorize hiring three law clerks for the Supreme Court and blocked passage of the general appropriation bill. The Senate had added the clerks, the House amended to remove them, and both chambers now dispute the measure. A joint committee will seek a resolution. No ulterior motive was stated.
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Little Rock
House
Supreme Court
Senate
Brand |Eeansies
Rateliff to be Buried Friday at New Hope
C A Rateliff, 47, died Tuesday in a Kemah Texas hospital where he had lived four years. He previously resided in Hope most of his life and was a Banlist Church member. Survivors include wife Edith, a son Kenneth Rateliff at Amarillo AFB, three brothers and four sisters. Funeral 2:30 p.m. Friday at New Hope near Patmos with WOW and Buriat hy Berndd-Cornelius as pallbearers. burial in New Hope Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Rateliff
Kemah
Texas
Banlist Church
Edith Rateliff
Kenneth R. Rateliff
Amarillo Air Force Base
Andrew
Oklahoma City
Lonnie
Texarkana
W. M. Rateliff
Hope
May Sexton
LaPorte
Wallie Aaron
Pearl Fuller
Clifton Whiitten
Camsden
New Hope
Patmos
WOW
Buriat Hy Berndd-Cornelius
New Hope Cemetery
Peddling Big Diamonds Calls for Real Patience
HAL BOYLE reports on selling a 2 million dollar diamond such as Harry Winston’s Miss Namerless. He notes Winston’s patience, global sales history, and tax impediments, with Europe and the Middle East as prime markets. The piece recaps market factors, including taxes and enduring value of diamonds.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Harry Winston
South Africa
Namerless
Jessian
George Washington
20Th Centuy
Winston
Mr. Spyrkte
Indead
The
Nigam
Hystex Haddiay
Moonshine Still Found and Destroyed by Deputies
Sheriff Jimmy Cook said deputies Arnett and Heater found and destroyed a three barrel moonshine still northwest of Washington earlier this week. About 140 gallons of mash were destroyed. no one was at the still.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy Cook
Arnett and
Heater
Washington
Arab Leaders and Russia Press for Action at Cairo Summit
Four Arab leaders reaffirmed positive neutrality in the Cold War at Cairo calling for shielding Arab states from its effects. They urged Israel to withdraw unconditionally from Gaza and Aqaba, and restated support for the 1949 armistice line while condemning Israeli actions in Gaza. Iraq’s absence was noted as a contrasting stance within the Baghdad Pact context.
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Cairo
Egypt
Middle East
Eisenhower
Saud
Saudi Arabia
Hussein
Jordan
Shukri Kuwaily
Aby‘a
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Eeenhower
Washington
Iraq
Suez
Israel
Gaza Strip
Sharm el Sheikh
Aqaba
Gaza
Capardy
Economic Group Sees Continued Bright Outlook
Washington reports a Senate-House Economic Committee forecast for 195? citing continued gains in employment and production as inflation eases. The panel, led by Rep. Patman, warned the outlook could change quickly amid rising construction and interest costs, urging tax level maintenance to curb inflation and advocating reduced public works spending until inflation subsides.
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Wiliam F.arbocast
Washington
Senate
Rep
Patman
D-tes
Sen
Douglas
Sunes
Snd
Judgment for Pine Bluff in sewer project case
Special Master Richard B. Mc Culloch Sr. urged a 200 042 dollar verdict for Pine Bluff in the 192 sewer construction dispute. Lancaster and Love, Inc. would get nothing. The report backs payment from Trindy Wngesal Insurance Co Dallas CA and John W Vilbig Dallas and small claims from other insurers. Arthur E Heagler Pine Bluff city engineer faced fraud allegations, but the report rejects bad faith.
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Little Rock
Federal District Court
Arthur E. Heagler
Pine Sluit City
Lancaster and
Love
McCulloch
MecCulloch
Pine Bluff
Trindy Wnngesal Insurance Co
Dallas
C. A
John W Vilbig
Tove
Egypt Cool to Assurance in Israel Withdrawal Talks
Asian, Arab and Soviet bloc nations at the United Nations pressed for sanctions against Israel despite private talks in New York and Washington. A morning General Assembly debate was canceled, with at least five speakers ready to address sanctions if Israeli troops withdraw from Gaza and Sharm el Sheikh. U.S. sources said Ambassador Lodge continued private talks as a plan for Israeli withdrawal and U.N. force replacement was discussed, while Egypt signaled it would insist on U.N. decision authority over troop placement and duration.
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Max Harrel6son
United Nations
U. N
Israel
Washington
General Assembly
Bulgaria
Jordan
Iraq
Ber
U.N
Plane With 26 Aboard Finally Lands Safely
Detroit report says a 26 aboard four engine Constellation airliner hovered in peril for six hours after landing gear failed. Ground crew used improvised hydraulic pressure with water and coffee to force the nose wheel into place. All passengers and crew then disembarked without injury, while rescue operations at Milwaukee and Detroit-area airports drew attention to the incident.
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Detroit
Cpital Airlines
Sinereeney
Milwaukey
Pestegit
Mitchell Field
Willow Run
Minnespotis
Philadel
Pago Pwa
Two Held for Holdup Deaths of Six Persons
Hartford report states two ex convicts from death row are held for the killings tied to a series of holdups since December. Police say one confessed to the slayings, with four victims shot in the head after kneeling, and six deaths linked to the cash robberies. Names include Taborsky and Culombe, with a pattern of executions used by the Chinese noted.
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Hartford
Conn
Joseph Likahorskky
Enginto
Pely
John CG. Kally
Kalely
Taborsky
Arthur Culombe
Brooklyn
N.Y
Sease
Albert
Ek Hae
Taselin
State Supreme Court
Albart
Kelly
Edward Kurpewski
Danial J. Janowski
New Britain
Samuel Cohn
East Hartford
Berndrh J Speyer
Meriden
North Mayen
Beeb
John Rosenthal
Minor Collision at Sid and Walker Street
A wreck at Sid and Walker Tuesday involved Earl Orr city policeman and Charles Q. Reeves with minor damage to both autos. Investigating officers charged Reeves with failure to yield the right of way.
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Sid
S. Walker
Earl Orr
Charles Q. Reeves
Reeves
Faubus Favored Field Price Rate Debate
Gov Orval Faubus indicated he might support pending legislation allowing natural gas utilities to use rate field fees in their rates He said he does not know enough about the measure but believes if it appears the Legislature will pay it and study it more closely
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Lipile Nock
Orval Faubus
Union Opposed His Re election Over Pinball Legislation
Washington report says Port land city commissioner Stanley W Hart told the Senate Labor Rackets committee that Teamsters officials warned him of political opposition if he did not back legalizing pinball machines Crosby the Oregon teamsters organizer and John L Sweeney a predecessor allegedly relayed the threat through union presidents Brewster and the Western Conference. Hart recalled voting against a pinball letter the next day and said union critics, newspapers, coin machine operators and tavern owners opposed him thereafter He cited a 1955 conversation May 18 1955 and noted the city had once used coin operated machines before removing slots and banning pinball devices He also described testimony about threats against pinball advocate James B Elkins and noted the Teamsters Western Conference leaders declined to testify further.
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Herbert Foster
Washington
Ore
Tes
Teamsters — Union
Stanley W. Hart
Senate Labor Rackets
Clyde C. Crosby
Teamsters
Oregon
Bart
Crosby
Johnl. Sweeney
Western Conference of Teamster
Frank W. Brewale
Western ‘Conference
Tennisters ‘Union
Vnecketeer
Teamsters Union
Earl
Oregon Clo
Coll
Robert F
Teamster Union
Brewster
All Around Town Highlights From Hope and Nearby
Ram Wood Products Jack Ray leaves for Omaha Sports show and will appear on Don McNeill’s Breakfast Club in Chicago on Tuesday March 12. Local notes mention Star travels, a sale inquiry from Ft Worth, and new Memphis zone manager Frank Prake of Hope who joined BFE Goodrich Go in 1949. Idy Watkins of Southwestern Memphis joins Chi Omega. Jim Holt seeks Student Handbook editor post at University of Arkansas.
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Jack Ray
Ram Wood Products A
Omaha
Don McNeill
Chicago
Jessie McEntosh
Man
Ft. Worth
Texas
Frank Prake
Hope
Memphis
BFE
Goodrich Go
Tennessee
Mississippi
Arkansas
Idy Watkins
Southwestern
Chi Omega Sorority
Dick Watking
Jim Hol
B. N. Holt
University of Arkansas
Judy Gilberg
Mary Bolls
Prescott
Kay Ray
Biull Duckett
David Burrough
Linda Brock
Lewisville
Kenneth M. ‘Gillam
Price to Govern Gas Rate in the Future
In Arkansas the House and Senate introduced bills to direct the Public Service Commission to use a field price formula for gas costs. Proponents led by W R Stephens argue the measure would curb rate hikes for small customers and fund gas reserves, while opponents warn it would trigger domestic rate increases and favor industrial users. The debate centered on Arkansas Louisiana Gas Co and Ark La, with amendments proposed to void new rates if July 1, 1962 increases occurred.
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Ohter
Chadd L. Durrett
Union
Mardy Croxton
Benton
Durret
Arkansas Supreme Court
Croxton
Durrett
Jim Coates
Pulaski
Knox Kinney
St. Francis
le Croxton
W. R. Stehens
Board of
Arkansas Louisiana Gas Co
Supreme Court
Atlars Neys
Ari-La
Arkansas Public Service Commission
Ark la
Commission
Stephens
Ark-Law
L. L. Baxter
Payetteville
Arkansas Western Gas Co
Gordon Young
Attorsney
Young
Llaw
Jett Mavis
el Dorado
Jorsney
Hardy W. Croxton
Benton County
Weather Summary for Arkansas Fairfield Area
Weather report lists a 24 hour period ending at 7 a.m. with highs and precipitation readings. Mentions forecasts for this afternoon, tonight, and Friday. Details are garbled but indicate station data and preparatory notes for precipitation.
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Iba Laweis
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Bishop
Maharaj Jahs
India
King Farouk
Europe
Soul Americ
Arabia
Fa Chigam
Russia
High Court
Ark-La
Mollie Ann Hatfield
Hiram Hatfield
Spring Hl
Henderson
Harmon D. Tyner
Raitine Tyner of Hope
Fort Bliss
van Nuys
Calif
Fort Chaffee
Hope High School
Fred L. Bill of Hope
Fort McArthur
Cudahy Packing Co. Holure
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