Kennedy Social Welfare Bills Drive In Senate
Senate Democratic leaders push through Congress the first Kennedy backed social welfare measure. Sen Douglas again introduces a reform bill similar to last session, while civil rights filibuster rules spark fresh debate with proposals to trim the required votes.
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Geoffrey Gould Washington
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Hubert UW. Humphrey
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Thomas WH. Kuchel
Calif
Justice through the ages in statue imagery and symbolism
This piece traces the evolution of the figure of Justice from ancient depictions in Egypt and Rome to modern iconography. It notes Astrea, the Virgin Virgo, and the blindfold as a late addition, then highlights Romanelli’s prominent sculptural influence and recent works for St Vincent Church, Paris and New York City architecture.
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Stalin
Centaules
Orvid
Astrea
Dupilor
Laness Themis
Albrecht Warer
Palace of Justice
Paris
Rome
New York City
Romanelli
Arkansas Oklahoma Weather Summary From Weather Station
Weather report for 24 hours ending 7 am Wednesday shows high 52 and low 25 with total 1960 precipitation at 60.93 inches. Arkansas forecast calls for fair and warmer conditions this afternoon and tonight with warmer Friday, highs in 40s to 60s, lows 20s to 40s. Louisiana outlook clear to partly cloudy this afternoon turning cloudy Thursday with continued cold, lows 26 to 32 north central and 30 to 40 elsewhere. highest Thursday in the 50s to 60s.
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Associated Press
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Lear
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LaGrone Named to Little Rock Federal Reserve Board
Robert M. LaGrone Jr., president of Citizens National Bank, was named to the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis Lite Rock Branch board for a three year term beginning January 196. He is one of three Arkansas men honored, joining D W Bellamy Jr of Pine Bluff National Bank and Frederick P L Blanks of Planter.
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Robert M. LaGrone Jr
Citizens National Bank
Lite Rock
Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis
LaGrone
Arkansas
D W. Bellamy Jr
National Bank of Commerce
Pine Bluff
Frederick PL Blanks
Barksdale
Ark
U S Soviet Showdown in Laos Near Venture
Officials said today an inquiry into Laos moves shows evidence of Vietminh incursions from North Vietnam. Western diplomats weigh if the Soviet Union will back pro Communist rebels opposing Premier Oudom Vong and the pro Western government, risking a broader clash as Laos remains a battlefield between blocs.
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Ventiane
Lins
Westporn
Laos
Viet Nam
Joe Wosk
Qy Lyr
Pres Bown Oum
Amla
Soviet Union
All Around Town at First Meeting Names New Officers
At its first meeting of the year the Bivanis Clat Tistallet installed Gauree Frazier as president and Bill Mudgel as vice president, with W. Franks as treasurer and Teddy Jotes as secretary. New directors include Arch Wylie Artis Trout Harry Hawthorne Herbert Griffin Kr. Lowell Harris and B. Po Young by. Also noted are post-retirement adjustments, poultry festival plans with district qualifiers, and local births and military updates from Hope and Campton communities.
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Hope Star
Hempstead County Bar Association
Diamond Cafe
Lyle Brown
James H. Pilkinton
Talbot Feild, Jr
Royce Weisenberger
Weisenberger
John Wilson
Wilson
F.C. Crow
Pilkinton
Crow
Anita Drew
Louis Crain
W. S. Atkins
Mr. Crain
Atkins
Talbor Feild
Jer
Feild
Albert Graves
William S. Atkins
Bivanis
Clat Tistallet
Gauree Frazier
Bill Mudgel
D. W. Franks
Teddy Jotes
Secretiny
Arch Wylie
Artis ‘Trout
Harry Hawthorne
Herbert Griffin
Lowell Harris
Po Young
Seamans
Cow
Kelly
Dimes Drive Aims to Gather Change for March of Dimes
The 1961 New March of Dimes launches a Hempstead County January fund drive to collect grease change. Volunteers will place donation containers in stores, supermarkets, restaurants, and offices to support the foundation's fight against crippling diseases. Lara Mae Impson, campus director, urges participation.
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Hempstead
Lara Mae Impson
Sam Andrews
Hempstead County
U.S. Declares Castro Deliberately Forced Break in Relations
The United States and Cuba exchanged sharp accusations in a United Nations Security Council session as anti Cuban demonstrations erupted in the public gallery. Washington accused Prime Minister Peter Gasleo of deliberately forcing the break in U S Cuban telephone relations by harassment while Cuban officials denied invasion plans and asserted Cuba would repel invaders. The United States ordered the embassy staff to limit operations as protests broke out during Tods speech.
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United States
Calin
USN
Security Council
Cuba
Peter Gasleo
Raul Proatill
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Uns
Ambassiwlor Dimes
Wadsworth
Bavitch
Tod
Three Auto Accidents Reported In City Yesterday
Three accidents were investigated in the past 24 hours. On North Hanel Street Turner jr Stanley Latin’s auto struck a fender damaged vehicle. On East Third Mes Walton and Richard Rowe’s cars collided with minor damage. At Hervey and Second Clyde Sebf Shelia Mustertian’s vehicles sustained heavy damage.
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Hope Cry Pullee
Dny
North Hanel Street
Turner Jr Stanley Latin
Ceive
Mes
1H Walton
Richard Rowe
Hervey
Pears Ceiven
Clyde Sebf
Shelia Muster Tian Toguther
Bolle
Negro Youth Sent to Boys School by Judge for Killing Father
An 18 year old Negro youth Floyd Nunley shot his father Chester Nunley to death on Christmas Day after a family argument. Judge Lyle Brown ordered Nunley sent to the Arkansas Industrial School for Boys for the year following the fatal incident.
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Floyd Nonley
Arkansas Industrial School For Boys
Lyle Brown
Chester Nunley
Tony Standing
U S Funds for Children's Home Approval in Dallas Office
The regional Hoati recreation and Welhite Department approved expenditures including federal money for the Arkansas Children's Colony in Conway Ark. The action documents the LEW share of the deck totaling funds for the project.
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Dallas
Hoati, Recreation and Welhite Department
Arkansas Children’s Colony
Conway
Ark
Iocans
Holiday Traffic Death Toll Hits 338 in Three Day Period
A Chicago report tallies 83 traffic fatalities over the New Year holiday weekend, with 60 deaths from Friday through Sunday and seven additional fatalities in related counts. The total reaches 338, marking a severe three day toll and prompting safety appeals.
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Chicago
Belgium Faces Deep Wage Tax Crisis Amid Strike Turmoil
Belgium entered a tense phase as nationwide strikes and protests disrupted stores, transport, and factories. Police deployed to Ghent and Charleroi as Socialist unions led protests against a government tax and social security plan. Parliament backed Prime Minister Eyskens despite weak confidence votes, with violence flaring in several cities.
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Belgium
Nepal
General Workers Federation
JarHement
Atstempt
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Plekete
Ghent
Ghent Struck and Few Childen Reported To School, Police Adinistration
Pierre Janeme
Walya
Switzerland
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Osleial
Handei
Te Peuple
Ural
Ium ‘Hestiny Agaistrime
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Antwerp
Bigwetburh
Pariyeed
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Charleroi
Lin Liege
Namur
Shalane Transport
United States Breaks Diplomatic Ties With Cuba
United States cuts all diplomatic relations with Cuba after Fidel Castro’s government is accused of deliberate harassment. Ambassador Wadsworth told the U.N. Security Council the U.S. has worked to promote Cuba's leaders away from friendly relations, while Cuba accuses U.S. charges as false. President Eisenhower’s decision follows the White House move to sever ties, with the U.S. expressing sympathy for the Cuban people suffering under the dictator.
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N.Y
United States
del Castro
Janes Wadsworth
U.N. Securit Commel
Cuba
Wadsworth
Lewis Gulick
Wasitington
Nhower
U.s
Fide Castro
White House
Cass
Three Escapees Captured. One Remains at Large
In Vayameville Arkansas AP report, two of three inmates escaped from Washington Co Jail Sunday were recaptured. Edgar Freeman Reece, 27 of Raleigh NC, was arrested without a struggle at a mountain home near Kingston Arkansas after authorities learned he was an escapee. He was armed with a blue steel knife. extradition pending. The remaining suspect, Bubby D. Boating, 26, of Fayetteville, was arrested Monday after a tip led police to a hiding place. All three are held on forgery charges. origin details and escape method under investigation.
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Payelleville
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Reet
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U.S. Funds For Children’s Home
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