Anti Reds in Congo Unite Against Leftists Skirmish
The Congo government led by Joseph Kasavule joined with two anti Communist forces to form a united front against leftist rebels. Rebels reportedly withdrew a spearhead toward Leopoldville as UN planes and Ghanaian troops pressured them near Luluabourg. Stanleyville headquarters remained influential as negotiations stirred among officers amid UN warnings.
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Peter Grose
Stanleyville
Patrice Lumumba
Luluabourg
United Nations
U.N
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Weather forecast region report from the stations
Weather experiment notes show two hours ending at 7 a m Tuesday with high 64 and low 40, 1.95 inches year to date, 6.06 inches last year. Regional forecast calls for cloudiness and cooler conditions with a warmer Wednesday, then partly cloudy and mild Thursday. Highs mostly in the 70s to 80s, lows 30s to 40s, with regional details for central upper and northwest zones.
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Associated Press
Arkansas
Slayer of Arkansan Is Sought
Kerrigan Kernehan, an AWOL suspect from Illinois, is sought in connection with the death of Norman Cox, 20, of Benton Arkansas. Cox’s body was found in a culvert near San Antonio after an accident that left Kernehan seriously injured and later vanished from an El Paso hospital. Investigators found Cox’s wallet in Kernehan’s abandoned car and a 422 caliber pistol at the scene along with clothing and a muddy dress.
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Aly
Texas
Oscar A.ernahiy
Knox
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Kernehan
Norman Cox
Benton
Ark
Gary Ingram
Cox
Kernohan
Dee
van Horn
Jan Paso
Ma Viage
San Antonis
Ain
American Officer Killed in Fighting Near Vioks
A Soviet news agency dispatch reported an American officer killed in fighting near Vioks, while Soviet authorities denied any American involvement in the Laelon battle.
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Moscow
Kiss
Manoel
di Heigs
Vir Viens Rovent
VAS. Shite Popaetent
Kennedy urges billboard controls and federal help
President Kennedy urged federal action to curb roadside billboards along new highways. He warned that without regulation states must be encouraged to act, proposing doubled incentives and an extended deadline past June 30, 1965, to aid states in controlling signs that affect safety and beauty. Maryland currently qualifies for a special bonus, with widespread industry windfall noted.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congression
Maryland
Carnival Signed for Show Here
County Judge Orle Byers and Ray Yarner signed a major carnival for the Third District Live Stock Show in Little Rock. They also secured a top one night act to operate from September 23 into September 30, bringing a premier entertainment feature to this year’s event.
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Arkansas
Liltle Rock
Orle Byers
Ray Yarner
Sepp
Arkansas House stalls vote on governor's $60 million construction plan
The Arkansas House blocked consideration of Gov Faubus proposed 60 million dollar institutional construction bond plan during morning hour despite pressure from Rep Colay and opposition from Rep Windsor. Opponents warn of high costs from fees and interest while supporting a smaller 12 million emergency need for the State Hospital. A Building Commission bill was advanced independent of the plan.
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Arkansas
Govston FE Fabus
Columbia County
Marty B. Colav
Colay
Pulaski County
Gayte Windsor
Wouse
Ouachita County
David Pryor
Windsor
State Board of Finance
Campt Roller
State Hospital
Mouse
John Bethel
Faubus
University of Arkansas
State Colleges
Children's Colony
House
State Building Commission
Highway Department
Game & Fish Commission
Presbyterians Plan Sunday Pilgrimage to Greenwood Site
Presbyterians meet in the Chapel Sunday at two for brief business then drive to Greenwood Presbyterian Church four miles north of Hope. The gathering, organized in 1861 and moved to Hope in 1874, prepares for a June centennial celebration with plans to place a marker on the silo.
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Presbyterian Church
Greenwood Presbyterian Church
Hope
Gree Wood
Hope Church
Earthquake kills boy in Kyushu coast Japan
An earthquake along the southern coast of Kyushu, Japan, killed a one year old boy and injured six others. The tremor struck Kagoshima and surrounding areas, causes not specified. Authorities, residents assess damage and evacuations proceed in affected prefectures.
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Japan
Kagoshima
Apisan
Kyushu
Living costs dip in U S as January prices ease
Washington AP reports consumer prices fell 0.1 percent in January the first decline in a year. Clothing eggs milk tomatoes and used cars led the drop while food costs eased. Auto wage adjustments remain unchanged and February outlook is for little change.
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Washington
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Robert J. Myers
BLS
Myers
Januay
Bureau
Kennedy
Kennedy Proposes to Give Trucks Larger Highway Tax Share
Soviet and American leaders in focus as Khrushchev hints at a possible visit to the United States during the UN General Assembly. Television films of Kennedy and Khrushchev talks aired Monday night as diplomats in Washington spurred talks of improved relations. Ambassador Thompson returns from Washington with a message of confidence and renewed hopes for better Washington Moscow ties.
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Whrushchev
United Nations
United States
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U.N. General Assembly
Khrushchev
iNonedy
Soviet Union
Kheushhev
Washington
U.S
Llewellyn Thompson
Thompson
Hope
Veswit
Pay as You Go Tax Plan for Super Highways
President Kennedy proposed a pay as you go tax plan to fund supers highways by shifting burden to trucks and heavier fuels taxes. He urged higher fuel taxes if needed and warned Congress to avoid relying on general funds, asserting the program will save time and lives and bolster national security.
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Kennedy Todialy
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Tackers
Kennedy
Treasury
Lyivht
Eisenhower
Saul Moillivia
Pire
Two Children Die in Fire at Strong Arkansas Home
In Strong Arkansas a mother reported she could not reach her two sleeping children as flames engulfed a small three room wooden house. The two year old Barbara Daniels died from the fumes while eight year old James Daniels died about 45 minutes after admission to a hospital. The father George Daniels and other children were away at the time.
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Strong
Ark
Cam
Newo
Fameily
Mary Daniels
George Wiliy Daniels
Barbara Marlies Daniels
James Edward
Nurses Foundation Drive Promotes Skilled Care at Motel Barlow
The American Nurses Foundation Drive to fund professional nursing care is organized by Pres Coll District Registered Nurses. A smorgasbord at Motel Barlow on March 10 from 8 30 p m to 8 30 p m will raise proceeds. Adult tickets are $2 and children under 12 cost $1 25. Public support is urged.
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Prescoll
Pair Held in Stayings at Houston Tex
New York report states a Houston real estate man was killed. Leslie Douglas Ashley, 28, and Carolyn Ann Lema, 18, were arrested by federal agents in Houston after entering a house they shared for two weeks. They face murder and weapons charges in connection with the death of A. Totett, whose burned body was found near Houston on February 6.
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Houston
Tex
FBI
New York
Leslie Douglas Ashley
Carolyn Ann ‘Lima
Texas
Louisiana
Fred Tones
Apa Huston
Leb Tion
Warren Bishopp
Wesday
Leslie Doulas Ashley
Hot Springs
Ark
Carolyn Ann Lema
Ashley
Dred A. Totett 4
Hawever
Grenville Garside
Datstan
Local Firm Buys Dallas Company
Deel Eve Firms Inc Hoye has acquired Sunny York Farms in Dallas Texas. Delight Wye iMarny announced the purchase. Sunny York Farms will operate as a separate division handling grading packing and distribution of virtual eggs in Dallas and Fort Worth.
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Deel Eve Firms, Inc. Hoye
Sunny York Marois
Dallas
Texas
Joh Rudolph
Delight Wye iMarny
Sunny York Farms
Chickasha Colon
OW Co
Chickasha
Humphrey Mig. Co
Suony York Farms
Delight Eye Furios
Fort Worthy
Delight Egg Farms
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