Inter-American Group to Condemn Cuba Report
The Inter-American peace committee’s report, approved unanimously, condemns Cuba for acts of subversion, human rights violations, and ties with the Sino-Soviet bloc. It names nine examples of intervention, cites six categories of violations, and backs sanctions to be discussed at the Punta del Este foreign ministers meeting led by Dean Rusk. The committee chair is Ambassador Francisco Lima of El Salvador, with members from Colombia, the United States, Uruguay, and Venezuela.
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Cuba
Organization of American States
Fidel Castro
Peru
Castro
Latin Americ
Francisco 2. Lima
el Salvador
Castra
Punta del Este
Uruguay
Colombia
United States
Venezuela
Dean Rusk
Z Gibson 88 Dies Wednesday at Patmos
T Z Gibson age 88 dies at home in Patmos after long illness. Survived by four sons George Lewisville Tommy Palmos J C Dallas and Ap thur Gibson Hopes five daughters Evelyn Dodson Hayes May Evans Texarkana Gracie Eller Vermence Calif Velma Dodson Emerson and Dearie Stiles Ida La plus five half brothers and a sister. Services set for 2 p m Thursday at Palimos Baptist Church with burial in New Hope Cemetery.
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T. Z. Gibson
Tempetead
Renired
Patmos
George
Lewisville
Tommy
Palmos
J. C
Dallas
Apthur Gibson
Hopes
Evelyn Dodson
Haye
May Evans
Texarkana
Gracie Eller
Vermence
Calif
Velma Dodson
Emerson
Weather Summary From Arkansas Stations
Weather report notes total precipitation December 6 at 0 inches and year total 38.08 inches. Previous year rainfall 50.98 inches. Experiments show high 47 and low 25. Arkansas forecast cloudy this afternoon tonight and Thursday with slightly colder north. North portion highs in 40s if north portion cooled. south 50s. Tonight lows around 20 to 25 north and 25 to 30 south. Thursday highs 40s to 50s, cool nights. Central Arkansas clears with Tuesday clouds, then cooler Friday. Weekend little temperature change with light Sunday precip. South west Arkansas partly cloudy, little change through Thursday. History page continues on page two.
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Arkansas
Arkanas
Thursde
Agencies Short of Pencils Across Arkansas
AP reports several state agencies face paper and pencil shortages after a ruling invalidating state printing supply contracts with Parkin Printing Co. State Auditor Jimmy Jones cites the ruling as the cause. Chancellor Murray C. Reed voided the contract. Parkin’s president Varry W. Parkin chairs the state highway commission. The ruling is under appeal to the Arkansas Supreme Court.
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Mittle Rock
Jimmy Jones
UN Alerts Over Congo Massacre Reports
United Nations expressed concern about reports of a massacre and mutilation of Roman Catholics in Kangola North Katanga. Vatican sources cited seven European priests and a lay brother as victims, with conflicting accounts and no confirmation by authorities.
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United Nations
Kangola
Katanga
U.N
Vatican
Korgolo
Cyrille Adauia
Kivu
Bel
Kindu
Noone
13 Year Old Boy Alleged FireStarter in Our Lady of the Angels Case
Chicago police and state authorities confirm a 13-year-old boy allegedly confessed to starting the 1958 Our Lady of the Angels School fire that killed 92 students and 3 nuns. The boy, then in fifth grade, is now in Cicero, with Family Court handling. no charges or detention reported. An official statement notes deliberations aim to protect both the public and the boy's interests.
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Chicago
Our Lady of the Angels
Daniel Ward
Suberhail Cicero
Chicoud
Ward
Chicago ‘Tribune
John E. Reid
Reid
Wave Wok
Brown Speaker at Kiwanis Meet
Brown addressed the Kiwanis Club with a talk by Emery Thompson and Grorke Walls, noting U S producer practices. He urged conservation, showed a picture film strip on soil conservation, and stated the American farmer today feeds himself and 26 others using efficient methods.
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George Frown
Ign
Mr .Brown
Emery Thormpon
Grorke Walls
Subzero Midwest Cold Forces Wide Weather Warnings
The Associated Press reports a brutal Arctic air mass grips the Midwest and pushes toward New England. Record lows, including Fargo at minus 40 and Bemidji near minus 30, stretch from Texas to New England with wind chills and widespread subzero readings across Minnesota North Dakota and the Great Lakes region. Warmth remains scarce as Weather Bureau issues cold wave advisories from Ohio to Vermont and into the Carolinas.
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Bemion
Miam
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Weather Bureau
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D R Newman 90 Dies in Hope Hospital
D R Newman age 90 died today in a local hospital. Born in Indian territory he lived most of his life in Hope. Survivors include Valeria Mee of Battle Creek and Helen Hatch of Tepe. Services set for 2 40 pm Thursday at Saratoga Church with burial in Saratoga Cemetery.
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Dick) Newman
Savatone Feron
Hompetomi
Mogu
Heyan Masan
WOM
Hope
Helen
Hatch
Tepe
Saratoga Church of
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ML Fl. Pedles
J. Sweeney
Paris
Herndon-Cornelius Yibe
Saratoga Cemetery
Chancery Court Schedule Shifts Amid Weather Delays
Judge Ben Shaver was not to be Circuit Clerk's office. Chancery Court set for Monday January 23 but delayed by weather. Document notes the court event and the weather causing postponement.
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Chancery Court
Ben Shaver
Training Meet for HD Officers at Garland Elementary
A training meeting for HD officers takes place at Garland Elementary School auditorium. It begins at 1:00 PM and ends at 3:15 PM. Dorothy Price, district HD Agent, attends with Mrs. King, PTA Council president, assisting with the program. The meeting includes a brief business session and Mrs. Ned Wortle, president of the council, will preside.
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Garland
Sucuitorium
Dorothy Price
King
PTA Council
Pam
Ned Wortle
Rotinell
Launius Seeks Re election in Camden District
Camden official Launius filed for renomination as chancellor in the first division, seeking a new year term. The slate includes Kadlas Ouachita Cullen Liliaydte and Co hubia counties within Union counties.
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Livtli Hock
Launius
Camden
Ladaay' Lis
Thane Cellor
Jimmy Dorsey Orchestra at Prescott
Prescott hosts the Jimmy Dorsey Orchestra in a Tuesday cancer benefit at the Prescott Gym. Lee Castle leads a lineup marking the Dorsey family connection and long time association, with classic tunes and a popular juke box style. Tickets available from students and locals at the door.
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Jimmy Dorsey
Prescott
Tyie
Jimmy
Maria Elena
Tree Eyes
Slomt Lund
Fragmented All Around Town Notice From County Armory Scene
An OCR damaged notice mentions county events at the Armory and regional highway updates. It references individuals like Richard Mogyard and Lt. Lestar Winener, a payment of $20,600.11, and a transit-related filing. Names and places appear tangled with scattered dates and locations amid a chaotic ledger of officials and institutions.
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Oilicg
Richard Mogyard
Lestar Winener
Dueal
Natiocal Guanes
Army Staff Shakeup Okayed by Congress
Congress signals approval of Kennedy plan to streamline Army high command. The reorganization creates two new commands for research and development and procurement while preserving combat structure. Fort Monroe will train technical manpower. a central personnel office will oversee assignments and promotions.
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Washington
Cone Bress
Kennedy
Iit Des
Pentagon
Tues Bhiy
Mouse
Senate
Ordnants
Quartermaster Corps
Elvis J. Stamp
House Armed Services Committee
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
Senate Armed Services Committee
Ot “Omy
Floltar
Continental Army Command
Ft Monroe
Techncal
Army
Con Man Charged in $17,000 Augusta-Lake Village Scheme
Jra Coleman Roberts, 60, of West Memphis, was charged in Lake Village Ark with promoting a confidence game that allegedly netted about $17,500 from Augusta men Collier and Kearney. Prosecutor Frank Wynne said Roberts promised large bills for a cut but misled victims, with authorities tracing a $1,000 bill scheme and a $7.50 profit split.
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Roberts
Wynne
Collier
Kearney
Augush
Amar
Lake Willige
Ateason
Seid
Weile Siti Ftoherls
Jol ‘Saylor
Lite
Callier
Lealer
Searey Mody
9Bavent
Wilewful
Loredlaub
Huberts
U S Calls Change in Dominican a Tragic Setback
Washington reports fear that the Dominican Republic upheaval could derail the planned peaceful transition to democracy. Officials note a new military led junta appears to have seized power, threatening recognition and stability. The State Department cites reports of a military minority taking control amid ongoing political turmoil.
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Dominican
Washington
United States
Enw
State Department
Santa Domingo
Peminican
Joaquin) Balaguer
Senor
Rafaeli Bunelly
Dominican Junta Seizes Power Amid Bloodshed in Santo Domingo
Ruling military junta takes over after firing five officials, triggering riots that leave at least four dead and many wounded. Balaguer resignations demanded. U S notes the crisis as government censorship limits reports from the capital. Junta names few old council members to guide transition toward elections, with Balaguer’s Civic Union factions pledging resignations in solidarity.
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Dominican Republic
TAP
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Joaquin Raloguer
Pew
Caribbean
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Dumnants
Balaguer
Aire Furen
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Salo Domingo
Ita
Tastrigues
Ietat
Bata Sues
State’ Council
Junta Fourspiiang
Al-Etvil
Ian
Smiaa Couneil
Andy
Caunel
Baluguev
Ian Visto
Ceneralissimo Hatael J. Trujillo
National Civic Union
Jillo Faellen
Ln Balaguer
Civic Union
Antonio Bonilla Aliles
Radio Covihe
Washington
United States
Domiicath
State Council
Alliger
Dniberkad
Luis Amiama- Uo
Git
Lhiajilo
Wilfred Meding Natal
Neil
Seiji
Adm
Harique Valdes Vidiarre
Tria
Armando Oscar Paschoc
Tuberto Bogaert
Old State Council
Diltoet Bortelly
Bafagien
de Sieplis Piehiada
University Professors Association
Edoardo 2. Batt
Meni Second Ice
Conmmeal
Saul Farmer
Hie Suiptorme Court
Molotov Targeted by Pravda in Peaceful Coexistence Row
Pravda, the Soviet party newspaper, launched a harsh attack on Molotov accusing him of stubborn opposition to Khrushchev’s policy of peaceful coexistence. The piece linked Molotov and allied figures to anti party moves and questioned his loyalty while noting his return to Vienna and speculation about party expulsion.
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Ppavelii Toitage
Tormel
Molotov
Khrushchev
Soviet Communist Party
Ye Savick
Jess
International Atomic Energy Agency
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Molotoy
Levins Mo Kagutovich
G. Mi Milenkov
Bien Fom Vilnia Nay
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Prag
Soviet Communist Party Congress
Ik Wos
Beneray
Mulotov
Hiv Medi
Willy Wester
Pravda
Khrustichev
Europe
Asia
America
School Bus and Car Collision Reported Here Yesterday
A school bus led by Piel Knox collided with a car driven by Lanay Maswall causing heavy damage to the vehicles. Maxwell was charged with driving while impaired at the City Paleo, according to local officials.
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Yersoy Shoal
Piel Knox
Lanay Maswall
Ruwel Aml Shakey
Paleo
Maxwell
Hagartlots
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