Portugal May Leave United Nations Says Salazar
In a speech to the National Assembly the 72 year old Salazar warned Portugal would be among the first to leave the United Nations and would refuse cooperation not in its direct interest. He cited India’s Goa invasion and floated possible actions including withdrawing from the UN, revoking the Anglo Portuguese alliance, and not renewing the Azores air base pact. Rebels remained at large after a New Year revolt blamed on the Communist party.
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Antonio de Oliveira Salazar
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National Assembly
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Britain
India
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Damao
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Azores
Salagar
Army
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Communist Party
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Thn
Camden Man Dies at Little Rock
Puyo Charles Robert, $2, chairman of Camden Furniture Co., died Tuesday at a Little Rock hospital. A native of Indiana and former president of the Indiana Bankers Association, he led the Camden firm before moving to Little Rock in 1945. The funeral was set for later today.
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Little Rock
Puyo
Charles Robert
Camden Parnilture Co
Little Heel
Robert
Indias
Indiana Bankers Association
Rej
Camden Iio
Forvure Company
Arkansas Weather Outlook With Warmer Temps Ahead
Central and northwest Arkansas see increasing cloudiness with rain likely Thursday. Stronger warmth tonight and Thursday with highs mid 50s to upper 60s in central areas, mid 60s in northwest, and upper 40s to 50s tonight. Northeast Arkansas mentions continued rain and a forecast page two.
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Associated Press
Northwest
Fainatic
Pilot Rescued From Tree in Swamp Near Picayune
AP news reports a single engine U2 aircraft crash near Picayune Mississippi. Pilot Charles Stratton was rescued from swamp by Air Force and taken to Keesler Base Biloxi. U2 from Del Rio Texas was part of 4080th Strategic Wing. Wreckage search continued west of Picayune near the Mississippi border.
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Stratton
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Picaywio
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Soviet Union
William N. Orr
Qube
Keeslev
Largiin AB
del Mie
Birmingham
Ada
New Orleans
Picayuna
United States
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Gary Powers
U.S
Suuttan
Powers
Articur
Bishop Boaz Dies at Dallas Tuesday
Retired Methodist Bishop Haran Al Boas, 95, former bishop of Arkansas and Oklahoma, died Tuesday after a six month illness. He helped found Southern Methodist University and Texas Women's College, led various colleges, and served as a Methodist executive before becoming bishop. He is survived by three daughters. Funeral services set for Dallas at 2 p.m. Thursday.
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Arkansas
Oklahoma
Bony
Hendrix
Calway
Southern Methodist Univer
Metine
Puistechnic College
Bolt Worth
Methodist Aff
Stark Smu
Texas
Wornn's College
Cuba says planes violating land and air space
Cuba accuses the United States of repeated intrusions into Cuban airspace and territory, delivering a protest via the Czechoslovak ambassador Miloslav Ruzek after Washington cut diplomatic ties. Cuban officials claim "tens and hundreds" of violations have occurred, while the U.S. government has not commented.
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U.S
State
Department
United States
Milroslav Ruzek
Cuba
Weavers Refuse Loyalty Oath Lose NBC Appearance
The Weavers folk group declined to sign anti communism loyalty statements, prompting NBC to cancel their appearance on the Jack Paar show. Members Fred Jelleeman Leo Hays and others invoked the Fifth Amendment at congressional hearings, while Milton Brown said NBC seeks proof of patriotism from performers.
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National Broadcasting Co
Jack Paar
NBC
Milton Brown
the Weavers
Communist Party
Brown
Fred Jelleeman
Catathet
Leo Hays
Murder Charge Filed at Heber Springs
In Heber Springs Arkansas sheriff officials announced a second degree murder charge Tuesday against Davids Spann 19 of Wilburn Cleburne County in the death of his father Joe Hi Spann. Bond was set at 2500 dollars. The elder Spann was shot and beaten to death last Friday after a quarrel while deer hunting according to authorities.
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Ark
API
Martin Turney
Davids da Span
Wilburn
Cleburne County
Joe Hi. Spann
Bond
Birth control law test case yields two convictions
NEW HAVEN Conn AP two officials of a planned parenthood group were convicted of violating Connecticut s 83 year old birth control statute. Dr C Lee Buxton Yale Medical School and Mrs Richard W Griswold Planned Parenthood League of Connecticut were fined 100 each after advising on birth control methods at the league clinic. The raid followed the clinic opening to challenge the statute once called a dead letter by the U S Supreme Court.
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New Haven
League
U.S. Supreme Court
Durante Baby Is Baptized in Private Hollywood Ceremony
In Los Angeles a baby named Durante was baptized at St Vielar's Catholic Church in West Hollywood during a private ceremony on Tuesday. Parishioners include the baby's parents Marge and Jimmy Jiu rante, who plan to adopt Cecilia Alvi, the child, who is under a year old.
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API
Jimmy Jiurante
St. Vielar's Catholic Church
West Hollywod
Durante
Marge
Durantes
Cecilia Alvi
Hollywood
Cohummish
Louella Varsots
Gorlmarthec
Dil Dawns
Thorns
Mrs Burns Claims Daughter Body in Los Angeles Case
Mrs Burns, widow of comedian Baby Burns, claims the body of her daughter Parbata Ann Barbary, 23, who died Monday of an overdose of barbiturates. The case mentions prior medical history and unclear details about arrests and jail, with statements about custody and care following her daughter’s death.
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Los Angeles
Harviell Burns
Baby Burns
Parbata Ann Barbary
NAACP Agent Appointments in Little Rock Arkansas
Two agents for the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People are stationed in Little Rock Arkansas. One is KeydG. Deemehiay Sapela M Tuesday and the other Hesaccids C. 2. Alstink jae as resident Agent. Both are based in Little Rock.
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Keydg
Deemehiay Sapela M
Arkansas
National Association For the Advancement of Coltered People
Hesaccids
Alstink Jae
Dutch Rejection Halts Talks on West Irian Transfer
Indonesia rejects Dutch bid for talks unless Amsterdam pledges to cede West Irian administration. Foreign Minister Subandrio warns of invasion to seize control of the western half of New Guinea if negotiations fail, as Dutch Premier De Quay insists on self determination for West Irian. The Dutch government stays silent, awaiting official Indonesian reaction.
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Netherlands
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Legislator Raps Hunting on Sunday
Arkansas lawmakers urge condemnation of the Game and Fish Commission after a Sunday deer hunt sparked protest. Rep. Raymond L. Mays cites sanctity of the Sabbath as Cleveland County notes. Nelson Cox says a Sunday deer season dated July 2081 slipped past officials and no public complaints emerged about other species.
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Little Rock
State Legislative Council
State Game and Fish Commission
Raymondl. Mays
Cleveland County
Nelson Cox
Commission
Dee
Cox
Swim Pools Added in Little Rock 1AP Initiative
A partial OCR reading notes swimming pool additions in Little Rock under a 162 property assessment program coordinated by the state Assessment Coordination Department. The text is fragmented but indicates funding or approval steps for the facilities.
Snowy North Faces Chill Amid Mixed Weather Across Regions
Light snow mapped across northern areas from the Midwest to New Finland while rain damped western sections. It stayed chilly in the Southeast with Florida easing into milder air. A general eastward warming trend was noted, with subfreezing readings in parts of New York and the Northeast.
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Atlanta
New Finland
Kiwanis Club Installs Officers for 1902 in District 2b
The Kiwanis Club held a ceremony inducting new officers for 1902. Dr. Kim McKenzie became president, succeeding George Sfraaier, with Eddie Whitman and Wean Murphy as vice presidents, Ted dy Jones as secretary, and J. We Pranks as treasurer. A 1902 district goal urging high aims and practical action followed the installation led by Judge Skinner and Mike Kelly.
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HL Doreida
Nay Kiwanis IL Gey
al Disuict
Mike Kelly
Mibert Graves, Jr
Jack Lawe
Skinner
Local hunters boast big deer and quirky town notes
Washington resident Doug Chism reportedly killed a 250 pound dressed deer in a casual hunt, a recent local tally from Game Way. Mike Cox of McCaskill boasted an 18 pointer at 200 pounds, with a three year total of 292 pounds. The piece lively lists names, places like Hope and Miley County, and mentions deputies, veterans groups, and a burned garage on South Main with a grass fire in the vicinity.
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Doug Chism
Washington
Mike Cox
McCaskill
Holiday Death Toll Soars Across New Year Weekend
Chicago officials reported 337 holiday deaths during the three day New Year weekend, with 8 deaths in fires and 59 in miscellaneous incidents. The final tally reached 474 for the period from 6 p.m. Friday to midnight Monday, surpassing prewar rates and breaking New Year records.
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Epaffie
Cowell
Pra
Court Rule Raises a Question in Arkansas Firms Ruling
Court ruling in St. Louis orders Southern Mantle Taglaying Co in Walnut Ridge and Blades Manufacturing in Rector to return equipment to Missouri and reh ire workers. Arkansas Industrial Development Commission official William P. Rock warned the decision could restrain interstate movement of industrial operations. Attorney Ode criticized the ruling as enforcing an illegal contract clause.
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C $F. Louis
William P. Rock
Arkansas Industrial Development Commission
Cuprell
Moore
St. Louis
Southern Mant. Taglaying Co
Walnut Ridge
Rector
Rock Oxy Ed
March of Dimes Push Kicks Off Thursday Meet
The March of Dimes launches its push with a community meeting led by county campaign directors. Mrs. Dattra Eraksan and volunteers invite the public to attend as a new campaign film Billy and Berthoven will be shown and program details outlined.
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Uempsford
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Marit of Dimes
Jack Tate
Volunteen
Pha
Kennedy orders two new Army divisions. National Guard lifted
President Kennedy and defense officials approve forming two additional Army divisions bringing totals to 46. The 82nd and 44th National Guard Divisions activated in October will be released later this year. New units include The 5th Armored and the 7th Mechanized Infantry to be organized at Fort Carson and Camp Parks.
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Kennedy
Palm Buck White House
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Tex
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Lyndon B. Johnson
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Joint Chiefs of Staff
Palm Beach
Washington
Preparedness Times
National Guard
Wisconsin
St. Lewis
Wash
Texas
Camp Park
Ninth Chancery District selects candidates for seat
The Ninth Chancery District lists candidates for the vacant post held by Wiley Wo Palm of Clarksville. Bea appointed interim until a successor to the late George C Patterson is chosen. Bown cannot succeed himself due to a constitutional prohibition. The district includes counties Sunshine, Mupe, Ui j, Raulkner. Mulley, the district’s four year chancellor, is a graduate of Helé High School and the University of Arkansas Law School.
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Attaenes Highirnl
Malitey
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Chancery
Ldss Wiley Wo Palm
Clarksville
Bea
George C. Patterson Cuties Jre
Bown
Mulley West
Tual
Hele
tCniversiyal
Arkansas Law School
Whites Win $7,500 Judgment in Hope Floral Case
In Hempstead Chancery, Judge Wesley Mowird awarded Russell White and his wife $7,500 against Mrs. Mepherson related to Hope Floral & Nursery, a Hope business. Written opinion filed today in Texarkana. Attorneys James Pilkinton and Graves & Gives represented the Whitts.
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Courg Hicley
al Russell White
Mes
Mephewson
Hope Floral & Nursery
Hope
Chancery Clark
Wesley Mowird
Texarkana
Whitt
James Pilkinton
Stephenson Woetr
Graves & Gives of Hope
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