Lucky International Opens With Lema Favorite Amid Rain
Tony Lema declares sharp aim as the $50,000 Lucky International Tournament starts at Harding Park in San Francisco. Sloppy conditions after five days of rain greet players including Bob Rosburg who posts a 68 in warmup while Rosburg earns $500 and Palmer nets $400 in team play.
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County seeks probe into ASC activities in Sharp County
The Sharp County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee asks the Agriculture Department to investigate ASC political affairs at county and state levels. The dispute stems from last fall when county officials ordered community committee members to be elected at polling places while others voted by mail. The committee seeks probes of state actions in January elections, alleged county political maneuvering, and claims of mistreatment of farmers.
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Sharp County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
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Actor Van Johnson Cleared Of Cancer Recurrence
In New York Memorial Hospital doctors report no recurrence of the cancer for which actor Van Johnson had surgery ten months ago. He recently underwent an exploratory operation on a lymph gland in the thigh last Thursday, following a skin cancer removal from his thigh earlier.
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Memorial Hospital
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Nominees Fail to Get Enough Votes for Hall of Fame
Boston AP report notes no candidate among 59 nominees reached 75 percent in balloting for Cooperstown. Tike Appling led with 142 votes and Red Ruffing had 141. a second ballot will be held as none reached the required threshold. Ballots mailed to BBWAA members with Feb 5 deadline.
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Weather Outlook Across Arkansas and Louisiana
Weather continues cloudy and mild with chances of showers tonight and Friday morning across Arkansas and Louisiana. West Arkansas turns cooler Friday with lows in the 40s to 50s and highs reaching 40s to 60s. Southeast regions stay mild then cool Friday afternoon with similar shower chances.
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Louisiana
Indonesia Eyes Sabah Rift in Three-Power Talks
Kennedy reported Sukarno, Macapagal, and Rahman agreed to new talks without preconditions but warned a cease-fire is needed. Rahman’s demand for recognition was dropped, yet summit discussions would focus on that issue. Subandrio said it remains the chief question for the summit.
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Faubus Weighs Move If Poll Tax Is Outlawed
Arkansas Governor Faubus weighs options as a federal poll tax ban looms. He met with legal adviser William J. Smith and lawmakers to decide whether to call a special session for a voter registration bill or risk a clouded Democratic primary. The piece lists involved legislators and notes liberal registration aims.
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Orval E. Faubus
South Dakota
U.S
Arkansas
Faubus
William J. Smith
Paul van Dalsem
Perry County
L. H. Autry
Mississippi County
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Monray
John E. Miller
Izard
Cick
Pee Wee Reese
Lou Boudreau
al Lopez
Chuck Klein
Johnny Mize
Mel Harder
Regional airport studies spread across Arkansas
The State Chamber of Commerce reports interest in regional airport feasibility studies beyond Central Arkansas. A Northwest Arkansas committee is formed with M H Simmons of Siloam Springs as chair and aims for initial meeting January 31 in Fayetteville. The plan envisions serving Benton Carroll Madison and Washington counties with potential jet traffic considerations in the future.
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Washington
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Bill) Simmons
Siloan Springs
Plus Poultry Co
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Hal ©. Douglas
Fayetteville
Cass Hough
Daisy Manufacturing Co
Rogers
Courtney C. Crouch
Springdale
Lloyd E. Peterson
Pederson Breeding Farm, Inc
Decatur
William H. Enfield
Bentonville
Simmons
Oklahoma
Missouri
Pye
Central Airlines
Harriston
Fort Smith
Braniff Airways
Sebastian County
Ozark Mountains
Picking Jury to Try Hoffa Continues
CHATTANOOGA Tenn AP federal judge pressed to finish jury selection for James R Hoffa and five codefendants on a charge of attempting to influence jurors in the 1962 Nashville conspiracy case. Judge Wilson sought to close the process by Friday night with 10 jurors qualified and several challenges remaining for both sides. Defendants include Thomas Ewing Parks Nashville Nicholas J Tweel Huntington W Va Larry Campbell Detroit Allen Dorfman Chicago and Ewing King Nashville.
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Tenn
James R. Hoffa
Frank Wilson
Hoffa
Teamsters Union
Nashville
Wilson
Thomas Ewing Parks
Nicholas J. Tweel
Huntington
W. Va
Larry Campbell
Detroit
Allen Dorfman
Chicago
Ewing King
Lincoln Made Honorary Citizen of San Marino
President Abraham Lincoln receives honorary citizenship from San Marino authorities in a gesture recognizing his leadership and historic role in shaping democracy and liberty. The act places Lincoln among notable international figures honored by the republic.
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Abraham Lincoln
San Marino
Political stance sparks upcoming debate
The figure is identified as a Democrat, Republican, or independent, a point certain to ignite debate over party affiliation and policy positions.
That Sign Is Probably Right That Sign Is Probably Right
Washington dispatch notes a large stack of congressional records in the old House office building, labeled Trash by a hand lettered sign atop the pile. The daily account of senators and representatives actions is described as being dumped or discarded amid the notes.
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Washington
Fraudulent Claims Target Regimen Tablets Advertising
A federal grand jury charged Drug Research Corp. and affiliates with using the mails and television to defraud over Regimen tablets, a reducing drug described by the Justice Department as practically worthless. Indicted are New Drug Institute, John Andreadis, Saul Miklean, Arthur D. Herrick, Eas tor Hilton, Chesley, Clifford, Atherton, Inc., and advertising firm, all based in New York City, for shipping misbranded drugs in interstate commerce. The case followed FDA, Post Office Department, and Brooklyn U S attorney investigations led by Deputy Attorney General Nicholas Katzenbach.
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Justice Department
Drug Research Corp
New Drug Institute
John Andreadis
John An‘dre
Saul Miklean
Andreadis
Arthur D. Herrick
Eastor, Hilton, Chesley, Clifford, and Atherton, Inc
New York City
Nicholas Katzenbach
Food and Drug Administration
Post Office Department
U.S. Attorney’s Office
Brooklyn
Burns Fatal to Little Rock Child
Connie Sue Smith a 4 year old died in a Little Rock hospital from burns she suffered when her clothing caught fire from burning trash at her home last Saturday.
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Little Rock
Connie Sue Smith
Endless Circle Spin Mirrors Cold War Disarmament Talks
James Marlow notes the Johnson administration proposes new disarmament steps at the Geneva talks while seeking Soviet inspection, but no assurance exists of Soviet acceptance. He cites Kennedy and past UN positions on Red China and Chiang Kai-shek, stressing the difficulty of a treaty without Chinese participation and U N recognition issues.
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James Marlow
Associated Press
Washington
Johnson
Soviet Union
Geneva
United States
White House
Red China
Moscow
United Nations
U.S
China
John F. Kennedy
Chiang Kai-shek
Formosa
U.N
Chiang
Governor Won't Halt Execution of Fields
Orval E. Faubus decided Wednesday not to interfere with the electric chair death of Sept Charles Franklin Fields set for Friday morning. The 32 year old inmate, serving a life term for rape, escaped January 15, 1562, and during 90 minutes of freedom attacked another woman and is accused of fatally shooting C A Mencer near Altheimer. Fields has not been tried on murder but could face the death sentence if convicted.
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Little Rock
Orval E. Faubus
Charles Franklin Fields
Fields
Effie Byrd
Tucker
Marion County
C.A. Mencer
Desha County
Altheimer
Gathings Defends Southern Negroes in Civil Rights Debate
Representative E C Gathings Democrat Arkansas testifies before the House Rules Committee arguing that Southern Negroes are not as bad as portrayed and condemns the fair employment practices provision as bad unconstitutional and unprecedented He cites Helena West Helena separate but equal schools and notes Phillips County demographics and rising per capita income He asserts Negroes in the South are content and interprets white and Negro relations as mutual understanding Rep James W Trimble has not stated his stance.
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Washington
E. C
Phillips County
South
James W. Trimble
House Rules Committee
Question on who was the boss of China in disarmament talks
A fragmented note questions leadership in China's disarmament circle and suggests the issue will remain unsettled for some time due to ongoing dynamics and tensions.
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