Delay Halts Glenn World Flight Plans Again
CAPE CANAVERAL Florida AP United States postpones launch of John H Glenn Jr three orbits around the world for a second time due to environmental control oxygen system issues. The 24 hour delay extends preparations as NASA conducts full system checks ahead of a new firing date.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
United States
John H. Glen Jr
Earth
Glenn
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Public Asked to Mail in iEnvelopes for 1982 March of Dimes
Mrs. Liza Ipson urged readers to mail in their March of Dimes contribution envelopes. She emphasized the need for funds to fight birth defects, arthritis, and polio, noting many have sent in donations while others forgot. The campaign supports patient aid programs and more treatment centers, evaluation clinics, and research to prevent these diseases.
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Liza Impson
March of Dimes
Weather totals and regional forecast update
December precipitation reached 6.00 inches and the year total is 68.08 inches. The experiment station report covers 24 hours ending at 8 a.m. Monday with a high of 64 and a low of 60 and precipitation of 0.06 inch. Central Arkansas: cold wave and freeze warnings this afternoon and tonight with rain changing to freezing rain or snow this afternoon into tonight. Tuesday will be cloudy and cold with light to moderate NW winds. Wednesday through Thursday expect continued cold with precipitation mid period. High for today has occurred. low expected to continue.
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Associated Press
Arkansas
Negro Held for Hit Run Death Here
Lou Booker a 40 year old Negro was hit and killed by a car late at night near Washington on Hiraway 4 and the driver failed to stop. Eddie Muldrow 35 Hope Negro was arrested and held for the hit and run killing. Sheriff Jimmie Griffin said Muldrow admitted striking a person and panicking.
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Lou. Booker
Negro
Waehipeton
Sherif Jimmie Griffin
Eddie Muldrow
Hope Negro
Elanes
Sherill Griffin
Washington
Hiraway 4
Muldrow
Electronics Entereprises
Whire
Griffin
Muldow
Norman 77 of Fulton Dies Sunday
Tom F Norman aged 77 a retired farmer of Fulton died Sunday in a local hospital He lived on Fulton Route Survivors include his wife Ruth Norman a daughter Mesdem Ingram of Corpus Christi Texas two sons Gus Norman of Washington Route 1 and Walter Norman of Abilene Texas a sister Mrs L B O'Dell of Lockwood Missouri Family services will be held 2 pm Wednesday at Powers Baptist Church with Rev Story and Rev Wayne Johnson Burial by Herndon Cornelius will be in Westmoreland Cemetery
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Tom Franklin Nowman
Fullton
Suvivors
Powers! Baptist Church
Story
Wayne Johnson
Herndon Cornelius
Westmoreland Cemetery
Cupse Tatum Loses 1000 Dollars on Bus Trip
Cupse Tatum, Negro exhibition hall star, told Little Rock Police he lost $1,000 in ten dollar bills during a weekend bus trip from Dallas to Little Rock after his team played an exhibition game here.
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Little Rock
Cupse Tatum
Little Rock Police
Dallas
Tatum
Willan claims Bulgarian plane was on aerial spying mission
Rome AP bulletin reports the Willan defense ministry stating the Bulgarian aircraft that crashed in Italy on Saturday was on an aerial spying mission.
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Rome
Willan Defense Minighty
Italy
Supreme Court Rules Against Prisoner in Sentencing Hearing
Washington AP report says the Supreme Court, in a 5-4 decision, held a federal prisoner cannot challenge a sentence by claiming he was not allowed to speak in his own behalf at sentencing. Justice Stewart led the majority. Justice Black wrote a dissent. The case involved James Francis Hill, sentenced in Knoxville in 1864 to 20 years for transporting a kidnapped person plus 3 years for transporting a stolen automobile. The ruling says lack of opportunity to state mitigating information is not a defect that may be corrected in habeas corpus. The Court adjourns with backlog and will reconvene February 19 for opinions.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Stewart
Justice Black
Jan
Melo
High Court
Tie Supreme Court
Graduation Speaker to Address Arkansas University
Myetpville Arkansas records show Berkner of Dallas, famed for Antarctic expedition work with Admiral Byrd in 1928 to 1930, chosen as mid year commencement speaker. The event will honor 730 graduates on January 27 at the University of Arkansas.
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Myetpeville
Ark
Berkner
Dallas
Richard E. Byrd
University of Arkansas
Kennedy says U.S. met its recovery aims in 1961
President Kennedy told Congress that the United States met its recovery aims in 1961 and is moving toward full employment with hopes of up to 2 billion of public works funds and tax cuts to stimulate the economy. He urged rapid action on standby powers for tax cuts and spending, expanded unemployment benefits, and broader tax relief to lift purchasing power within six months.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congress
White House
My. Kennedy
U.S
Ennet
Berlin
Dave Beck Wins a New Trial
Dave Beck Sr former president of the Yeamsters Univ wins a new trial on his federal income tax evasion conviction of over 240000 The U S Court of Appeals reversed the conviction Saturday and remanded to District Court while upholding the false union returns charges Beck who is free on bail in Seattle was sentenced to five years and a 60000 fine If the false returns conviction stands he would still face five years and the fine could be reduced to 20000
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San Francisco
Dave Beck Sr
Yeamsters Univ
U.S. Cour of Appeals
Beck
Seattle
Wash
Supreme Court
White Circuit Court
Mary Dodd
Searcy
Olan Mills, Inc
Ployd
Skaggs
Pulaski Clicuit
North Little Rock
Sevier Chancery Court
Richard H. Dunn
Velma Do Dunn Bounds
Public Invited to GOP Meet in Mempstead County
The Republican Committee will hold its first meeting of the year on Tuesday at 7 p.m. in the Hagkell Jones Hagkell County Hall courtroom. Mempstead County Chairman will brief local Republicans and Conservatives on events in Oklahoma City in mid January and outline state committee plans for 1962 candidates and elections. All residents are invited regardless of political affiliation.
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Mempstead
Hagkell Jones
Hempstead
Oklahoma City
Park
Severe Weather Brings Thunderstorms Across Arkansas Tonight
Arkansas faces a sharp cold wave and severe weather with heavy thundershowers in many areas. Little Rock highways flooded but not closed as temperatures plummet to near single digits in some locales and a warm 63 at others. The storm ushers in forecasts of further disruption and safety advisories.
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Simost
Little Rock
Kansas Supreme Court
Payelleville
Harrison
Fixfelt
Tevential Wade Department
Pulaski Chancery Court
Supreme Court
Weather statewide sees snow and heavy rain through period
The Weather Bureau reported steady cooling across the state with night lows near 20 in the south and higher in the northwest. Light snow fell in Fayetteville and Jackson, then a low pressure brought strong south winds and rapid temperature changes. Central areas recorded 1 to 2 inches of rain while amounts varied across towns including Little Rock 1.52 inches and Texarkana 1.18. Highway 67 flooding forced rerouting on southwestern Little Rock roads.
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Weather Bureau
Fayetteville
Jackson
Noth
Litlke Rock
Texarkana
Walnut Ridge
Fork Smith
Fayalleville
Morrison
Memphis
el Dorado
Highway 67
Lite Rock
Twenty five perish in Arkansas violence week
During the week ending Sunday midnight, twenty five people died violently in Arkansas. Fourteen died in fires including the Andrew Paladino family in Marrilton and four Negroes in Pine Bluff. One traffic fatality occurred despite hazardous conditions. Four people died in shootings and one from exposure. The Brinkley area reported Hallie Smith aged 67 found dead from exposure after being missing since Monday. In Crossville Kenneth Tucker, 38, died at home from a head injury after an iron pipe assault. Columbus McCree, 87, also noted.
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Associated Press
Arkansas
Marrillton
Andrew Paladino
Pine Bluff
Warren
Hallie Smith
Brinkley
Sen' Day
U.S. Highway 7
Corone
Stney Mondday
Kenneth Tucker
Crossill
Columbus McCree
Ex-President Balaguer Seeks Safe Conduct to Exile
Ex-President Joaquin Balaguer asked the Dominican government for safe conduct to go into exile with papal approval. A spokesman said the request had not been acted on. President Bonnelly said Balaguer and General Pedro Rodríguez Baviera could be submitted to justice if an investigation shows involvement in last week’s abortive attempt to replace the ruling council with a military junta. Bonnelly added Balaguer is free to go where he wishes.
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Robert Berrellez
Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Joaquin Baliguer
Trujilo
National Palica
Stalael Bonnelly
Triday
Balaguer
Pedro Rodriguna Bchevarria
Chtief
Bonnelly
Rifaed da Truejilla
Council of State
Dalers
All Around Town Report Highlights Local Events
Yesterday at Catel and Main Streets a march and roadblock issue drew attention as Post members noted decals and community effort. Attending readers and officials, including Miss Franks and Mrs Overt, traveled to Shreveport for KYAL TV Telerama coverage while a Kroger employee earned a vice president's award at the company banquet. Rural improvement drives begin next week with juries in the Southwest Arkansas district set for January 15 to 27.
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Lara Impson
Dimes Drive
Millie Flowers
Shreveport
Haskell Jones
KXAR
Hope
Catel
Vampires Mentary
Thompson Impson
Mills
Pyjoners
Marsha McLelland
Kyal-Tv
Texarkana
Ministers Open Parley on Cuba in Uruguay Conference
Inter-American foreign ministers convene in Punta del Este to discuss Cuba amid tension over Fidel Castro's regime. US Secretary of State Dean Rusk warns alliance aid needs freedom from Castro pressures as Congress weighs Cuba-related sanctions or diplomatic breaks.
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Punta del Est
Uruguay
APY
Organization of American States
Fidel Castro
Ecanferces
Latin America
Armistead Seldon
Alasbama
House
Iater American Affairs Committee
Jess
Meinisters
Cuba
Congress
Alliance For Progress
U.S
United States
Welion
Argentina
Bolivia
Brasil
Chile
Dicuador
Mexico
Bagwell Infant Dies in Tennessee Hospital
A Bagwell infant from Nashville died Sunday in a Little Fork hospital. Survivors include siblings and the Bagwell family. Funeral services will be graveside at Ballvawn Cemetery Tuesday with a Quaker funeral service in charge.
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Don Bagwell
Dames Bagwell
Nashville
Little Fork
Dames
Wo Bagwell
Bagwell
Spine
Dt Aum
Ballvawn
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Joel Thompson
George Walden
T. P. Foster
Thomas Fenwick
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Marion Calhoun
Pat McIver
Jack Brown
James R. Rowe
Hollis Oses
John H. Glenn
NEA
Tom F. Norman
Fulton
Bulletin
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Dave Beck
Revenue Dept
Tesarkana
Maes Ane
Ales
Chilarel Franks
Reyer Welsunhager
Olen Overt
Menest
Jerry O'Neal
Mihi
WGE 2
Anner
Childs Big Chai
Kroger
Ca - 4
Miho
Store Hare
Greeuy
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Arka
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Pupe
Phill
Michael Moppis
Chilis
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Retognihan Public Health
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