Turn Your Files Business Gains Underground Speech
Editor Alex Washburn in Shreveport argues after the Degra on Census secrecy that private copies remain private while government demands threaten press freedom. He cites Texas Texarkana talk, the Supreme Court decision, and IRS censorship as a modern tyranny risk, urging public action and warning of a police state.
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Arkadelphia Speech Attacks Welfare Voting Tactic
A 1961 Arkadelphia speech denounces welfare cash and surplus commodities as corrupting voters and driving policy. The speaker cites Hempstead County figures, warns against bureaucratic control of democracy, and recalls a 1958 Arkansas sales tax referendum linked to welfare checks.
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Fayetteville Judge Cummings seeks fifth term on 14th District
Circuit Judge Maupin Cummings of Fayetteville filed Tuesday to seek re election as judge of the 14th Judicial District. He is president of the state Judicial Council and would serve a fifth term. The district includes Benton Carroll Madison and Washington counties.
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Weather Continued From Patin One Today
Weather forecast for Arkansas regions shows varied temperatures. Southeast Arkansas expects near 50 today with 25 to 40 tonight and a low 50s Thursday, with cooler Friday. Northwest Arkansas sees highs 40 to 45 today and 36 to 42 Thursday, with mostly cloudy and cold Friday and a chance of snow flurries. Northeast Arkansas reports partly cloudy conditions today with highs 40 to 45 and lows near 19 to 23 tonight. Thursday brings partly cloudy to cloudy skies with highs around 42 and Friday mostly cloudy.
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Boundary dispute over 19th century corner settled in 1941
The article recalls a long standing boundary clash at a notch like southwest corner of the state line. Originated in the Louisiana Purchase era and French claims, the dispute was resolved in 1941 establishing a fixed boundary.
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Divorce and marriage filings at Hempstead Courthouse
Records from Hempstead Courthouse include Decker Lsthor McLain Thornton versus Ray Thornton divorce action. Joann Burson versus Ronnie Burson divorce. Mary Ellen McBayl versus Bitly Ray McBay divorce. Marriage licenses issued for Samuel Dunn and Mrs. Alice English of Washington with Wayne White of Hope and Martha Sandifer of Hope.
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U.S. presses new bid for nuclear test ban
Washington officials say the United States will push a fresh effort in upcoming Geneva disarmament talks to win Soviet acceptance of a comprehensive nuclear test ban with international inspection. Meanwhile Washington plans underground tests and a possible atmospheric test decision by Kennedy in coming months. Talks opened in Geneva nearly three years ago and collapsed after recent failure. The State Department faulted the Soviet Union for the breakdown.
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Nuclear test ban talks resume in Geneva after recess
The United States and Britain urged the Soviet Union to enter serious negotiations on a comprehensive nuclear test ban. Moscow had previously indicated it would only discuss a test ban within broader disarmament talks. The State Department reported the appeal was rejected by the Russians.
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State records show 1300 credit statements filed this year
Secretary Nancy Hall reported that by Tuesday her office had filed 1300 credit statements since January 1 under the new Commercial Code. The statements include notes from banks, loan agencies, and real estate firms on various retail outfits.
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