Washburn cites Supreme Court impact on business and government
Washburn EVEPORT La AP says an editor and publisher contends American business is joining the Communist party ground as a result of a Supreme Court decision. He warns about bureaucrats writing laws without Congress and notes potential government overreach affecting private companies and information retention.
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Washburn
Eveport
Ansas
Communist Party
U. S
Catrishe
The
Hope
Ake
Shreveport Adising Club
Ie Supreme Court
Washbwn
Justice del ‘Tment
Census Au
Congress
Weir Continues Rice Acres Fight in Arkansas
Weir, a Permott rice farmer, argues acreage allotments are unconstitutional. His lawyers plan to take testimony from Secretary Orville Freeman in Little Rock next Monday, but U.S. Attorney Robert D. Smith doubts Freeman will appear. Deposition delays followed a prior $926,327 levy for Weir’s overs Planting acreage allotments.
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Little Rock
Jarmes Weir
Permott
Freeman
U. S
Smith ‘Henley
Weir
Frewman
Negotiations on Tunisia Bizerte base dispute begin in Paris
Paris AP reports French and Tunisian officials opened talks on Tunisia demanding France relinquish the strategic Bizerte naval and air base in the northeast. French Foreign Minister Maurice Couve de Murville met with Tunisian aides to President Habib Bourguiba and foreign secretary Sadok Mokadem as talks were to run four days.
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Paris
Tunisia
Bizerte
Maurice Couve de Murville
Bahi Ladigham
Habis Bour- Baiba
Sadok Mokiadem
Arkansas Regional Forecast Summary
Arkansas forecast shows mostly clear skies with little temperature change through Wednesday. Northeast and Northwest regions expect highs near 40s today and 42 to 48 on Wednesday, with lows around 20s to low 40s, while Southeast and Southwest expect highs 45 to 50 and lows about 22 to 46.
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Associated Press
Arkansas
Lom- Pératures
Arkansan
Geneva talks move to disarmament forum on nuclear tests
United States and Bellalt form ally agreed today to abandon the three power nuclear test talks and refer the issue to disarmament negotiations opening in Geneva next March.
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Geneva
United States
Bellalt
Record of severe cold and winter storm across Midwest and beyond
A second major snowstorm sweeps the Midwest from Montana to Indiana, bringing subzero temperatures from Bozeman to International Falls and Chicago as far south as Louisiana. Snow, ice floes, and flooding affect towns like Mohawk and Marseilles while river traffic faces ice jams on the Mississippi and Illinois Rivers.
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Montana
Indiana
Midwest
Bozeman
Arctic
International Falls
Duath
Minnwapotig
Dakotas
Wisconsin
Nebraska
Iowa
Olinvis
Joliet
Louisiana
New England
Appalachians
Great Lakes
Atlanta
Meridian
Miss
Memphis
Chattanooga
Tenn
Little’ Rock
Ark
Cites Apathy Unconcern of the U S at Russellville Dinner
Russellville Arkansas AP federal redevelopment official Raymond Morrison told the Russellville Chamber of Commerce dinner that apathy and lack of concern threaten freedom. Morrison, tied to AREA Redevelopment Administration for Texas and Oklahoma, urged grass roots involvement to influence federal policy. He cited East Texas as an example where 10 counties lost 68,000 people to industrial relocation and urged communities to expand existing industries by leveraging local culture to attract employers.
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Russellville
Ark
United States
Raymond C. Morritson
Area Redevelopment Administration
Department of Commerce
Texas
Oklahoma
Morrison
East Texas
Industty
Dallas
Park Worth
Brother of Hope Man Succumbs in Flint Michigan
Rufus S. Walters, 73, brother of B J Walters of Hope, died Sunday in Flint Michigan. He formerly lived in Arkansas. Services will be held at 2:30 p m Wednesday in Flint Michigan.
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Rufus S. Walters
Broather F
B. J. Walters
Hope
Flint
Mich
Arkansas
Army Airlift Sends 6,000 to Germany
The United States launched a peacetime airlift of 6,000 soldiers from McChord AFB Washington to West Germany aboard a giant jet transport. The Long Thrust I exercise involved the 4th Infantry and NATO forces, with arrivals at Rhine Main Frankfurt and planned moves to Mannheim and Hohenfels for joint field training before units redeploy.
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Frankfurt
Germany
West Germany
United States
McChord Air Force’ Base
Washington
Ith
Rhine-Main Air Base
Strike Force Command
Army Air Force Fire Brigade
U.S
Europe
Berlin
Charles D. Palmer
U.S. European Command
Pierre Jacquaut
NATO
4Th Infantry
William FP. Train
Bavaria
Stratalifter Swi
Manneheim
Collect
Mannheim
U.S. Army
Phen
Hohenfelsraining
4Th Allied Tactical Air Force
McChord
Mrs Carter Dies at Hot Springs
Mrs Jimmie Lee Carter dies and is to be buried at Hot Springs. She was a Baptist Church member. Survivors include husband C U W Carter four sisters and two brothers. Services will be held Friday at Wolf Texas with the Rev Glen Willard officiating.
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Jimmie Lee Carter
Hot Springs
The
Baptist Church
C. U W. Carter
Wolf , Texas
Glen Willard
Cannot Tax Service Member Without Home State Claim
Arkansas AG says a soldier stationed in the state cannot be taxed on personal property unless he designates Arkansas as his home state. The opinion notes federal law grants tax authority to the service member’s home state. It indicates the serviceman’s vehicle licenses fall under that rule.
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Arkansas
Attorney General's
Second Worst Fire in Arkansas Hits Morlilton Family Home
MORRILTON Ark AP The blaze that destroyed Andrew Palatina’s home and left all 10 family members homeless is labeled the second worst residential fire in Arkansas history. Fire officials say the house was occupied by three Mexican families and the fire started when someone attempted to kindle a fire with kerosene.
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Morrilton
Ark
Andrew Palatina
Arkansas
Parlkin
Carl Smalley
Arkansas Inspection and ‘Rating Bureau
Smalley
Leaders to Seek College Aid Split From Public School Bill
Democratic leaders met with President Kennedy at a White House breakfast to plan moving the higher education measure first. Speaker McCormack said separating the college bill from the public school proposal improves odds for passage and noted the two were bogged down last year over parochial school funding.
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Washington
Kennedy
Doht W. McCormack
D-Mass
White House
McCormack
House Rules Committee
Jasis Kennedy
Hoses
Anld
Kens Yedy
Congress
McCormack P
McCormnack
Near Record Arkansas School Millage Report
Arkansas voters in last year’s school elections produced a near record average millage of 36.48 across 418 districts. Budget director Harvey Snell notes the state’s average rose from 24.40 in 194 to today’s level, with 318 districts keeping millage, 97 raising it, five cutting and 16 proposed increases failing.
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Little Rock
Toeember
Arkansas
Harvey Snell
State Education Department
Snell
Benton
Alma
Ashley County
Mountain View
Stoney County
Fourcches Valley
Yell Sonny
Fulton County
Deere
Foster Dies at McCaskill Farmer Otis E
Otis E. Foster a farmer died Monday at Wie Nome on McCateill ft Age details note survivors including wife Mrs Matlie Foster daughter Mrs Catherine Sawyer of McCaskill three brothers Pat and Ben Foster of Camden Willie Foster of Fort Smith two sisters Mrs Mabel Livingston and Mrs Mildred Shea of Camden Funeral services set for 2 23 am Wednesday at Mare brook Church by Rev N C Bryan burial by Meridon-Cor acting in Marlbrook Cemetery
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Olig E. Posten
Agerk
Wie Nome
McCateill
Ft. 4
Hie
Matlie Foster
Catherine Sawyer
McCaskill
Pat
Ben Poster
Camden
Willie Poster
Fort Smith
Mas
Mabel Livingston
Mildered Shea
Gam
Marebrook Churely
N. C. Bryan
Meridon-Cor
Marlbrook Cemetery
Dutch to Fight Any Attacks by Indonesia
Premier Jan De Quay said the Netherlands would invoke its right of self defense against any new Indonesian action but remains open to negotiating West New Guinea without preconditions. A Defense Ministry order raises West New Guinea draftee terms to 24 months after an Indonesian torpedo boat action.
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the Hague
Netherlands
Jan de Quay
Todlay
West New Guinea
New York
U.N
U Thant
Indonesia
Defense Ministry
de Quay Toll Thani
United Nations
Clash off West New Guinea sinks Indonesian torpedo boat
Indonesian officials admit one boat sunk in a clash with Dutch forces near New Guinea. Dutch navy claims multiple vessels sank and crews rescued. Jakarta reports none confirmed casualties beyond one vessel lost. Communists suggest rubber landing craft recovered. incident cited as aggression to seize New Guinea territory. Continued on page two.
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Peter Arnett
Jakarta
Indonesia
API
Sukarno
West New Guineas
Bula
Achmad Jani
New Guinea
Hollandia
Dutch New Guinea
Duet
Tokel
Payo
Former Hope Woman Dies in Louisiana
Mrs. Talagel Hendrix Adams, 56, of Hope, died Monday at her home in Jena Louisiana. She left three daughters Mrs Gary Austin of Pasadena Texas Mrs Paul Stephenson of Dallas and Miss Bess Adams of Jena plus her mother Mrs Roy Hendrix of Hope five sisters Mrs George Brown Texarkana Mrs Jennings Russell Ashdown Mrs C J Evans Jena and Mrs Fred Minard Avonia and three brothers Dewey Hendrix Little Rock and Jimmy Hendrix New York City Services were planned in Jena this afternoon
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Tlagel Hendrix Adams
Jena
Sthoal
Daughers
Gary Austin
Pasadena
Texas
Paul Stephenson
Dallas
Bess Adams
Mie Roy, Hendrix
Hope
George Brown
Texarkana
Jennings Russell
Ashdown
Aki
C. J. Evans
Fred Minard
Avonia
Liv
Deweyt Hendix
Little Rock
Duck
Jimmy Fendrix
New York City
Jenn
All Around Town highlights and local events
All Around Town reports a bake sale by Mothers of Washington at Barrow's Cafe on Saturday January 20 to aid the March of Dimes. Mayor Frank Douglas funded a campaign tape that raised about 45 000 dollars for the Mcimes Campaign. Delmer Weliver, a French horn player in the U S Army band, visits his Arkansan family and holds prior roles at Mone High and Arkansas State College. City police report thefts and a fire near Division and Hervey Streets appears caused by a wiring short, with damage to a vehicle and building surfaces. Airman 3 Barksdale, son of Mr and Mrs Thomas Howes, is being assigned to a technical training program at Amarillo ARB.
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Mothers of Washington
Barrow
Frank Douglas
Delmer Weliver
U.S
Division
Hervey Streets
Lilie
Franklin Garrett
Barksdale
Thomas Howes Af
Air Merce
Amarillo
Arb
Sloxat Ae
Lachfan
Contract Signed for New Plant in Little Rock
A contract worth 1 1 1 1 to 1 1 1 4 percent was signed Monday for a Taeweal Bros Inc pump manufacturing plant at Little Rock. Mayor Werner C. Knoop and Jack Pickens signed the deal. The 42 acre site lies five miles southwest of the city on U S Highways 67 70. The Chamber of Commerce raised 160 000 to buy the land. Voters approved a 1 4 million general obligation issue last August for the plant. A 6 year lease agreement was signed as well.
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Little Rock
API
Taeweal Bros. Inc
Werner C. Knoop
Jack Pickens
Pickens
U.S
City
Dacuedl
Eighteen Catholic Missionaries Slain in Congo Violence
Eighteen Roman Catholic missionaries were killed by Congo lese troops near Kongolo in north Katanga on January 1. One more missionary was taken, its fate unknown. The report ties the killings to armed clashes between Stanleyville forces and central government troops amid political turmoil surrounding Deputy Premier Gizenga and regional unrest.
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Leopoldville
the Congo
Kongalo
Katanga
Associated Press
Bukavu
Kivu
Konzola
Sacre
Ube
Congo
Stanleyville
Gigeria
Victor Lundula
Lundula
Stanleyvile
Gizenza
Cyrille Aduuts
Gigungu
Industrial Group Elects Officers for Hempstead County Foundation
Hempstead County Erdistia Foundation, Inc. held a meeting at the office last night. Officers were elected and the board re-elected directors James H. Pilkinton Ralph Leh Mat Leonard Eis and Al Mage to fill unexpired terms. Hulan White was re-elected for a one year term. The 14 directors cover property owners furniture and appliance trades insurance real estate doctors lawyers hotels motels and restaurants. New officers will be announced soon.
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Ane Adlivar Stockholders
Hempeteasd
Erdistia Foundation, Inc
of C
Lirealts
James H. Pilkinton
Ralph Leh Mat
Furniture States Funeral Homes
Leonard Eis
Atse Dsts
al Mage
Henry Seamans
Hulan White
Tariff Slashes Between U.S. and Common Market Reached
In Brussels a broad tariff reduction agreement between the United States and the European Common Market was announced after a 21 minute meeting. Howard Peterson and We. Watkin Butterworth stated the accord will be submitted to GATT, the Common Market Council of Ministers, and the U.S. Congress for approval.
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Brussels
Belgium
United States
Nerally
Howard Peterson
Kennedy
We. Watkin Butterworth
U.S
Jean Rey
Ue Common Market Execuives Commission
GATT
Common Market
Coueil of Ministers
U.S. Congress
French Will Deal Harshly in Algeria
AP dispatch reports France weighing stricter measures in Algeria amid clan violence. In Oran three killed raising toll to 20 and about a dozen wounded in clashes between European and Muslim insurgents. Louis Joxe met officials at Rocher Noir to discuss possible state of siege as attacks across Algiers and surrounding areas mount.
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Andrew Borowiec Alguers
Algeria
Oran
Louis Joxe
Rocher Noir
Abgiers
Algiers
Jn Ors
Tshute
National Liberation Front
Mostaginem
Prench
Former Hope Resident Dies in Galveston Texas
Danal Williams 41, a former Hope resident, died Sunday in Galveston Texas. He worked for Sta Ray Midcon and was not Baptist. Survived by wife Mrs Lucy Foster Williams, a son, a daughter, his mother Mrs BP Williams, three brothers Arthur Cecil and Eugene, three sisters Hosey Basfield Ruth Sublest and Clarence White, ten in Little Rock. Services at 2 p.m. Wednesday at First Baptist Church conducted by Rev Jack Dean and Rev Bak enting. Burial at Memory Gardens.
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Danal
Williams
Galveston
Texas
Sta Ray
Lucy Foster Williams
Dowsald
Gayle
Strydier
Wheeling Springs
Ark
Arthur
Glenwood
Cecil
Eugene
Garagay
Mes
City Plans Purchase of Two Police Cars
City Directors discussed building code changes but took no action. They authorized the acceptance of a fire for two new police cars and a mowing machine used at Municipal Airport.
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Bath
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Fair Park
By John Fiehn
Carter
Otis E. Foster
Tom Wylie
Witte Nock
Epsilon Sigma Phi and Agriculure, Extension Fraternity
Hanpshead County
Calvin Caldwell
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