Arkansans Split Over Rules Change In House Vote
Associated Press dispatch reports Arkansas lawmakers split on Rayburn's bid to enlarge the House Rules Committee from twelve to fifteen. Governor Barnett led Southern governors in pressuring against the move, arguing it would create a liberal tilt and weaken conservative power. Arkansas reps Dale Alford Wilbur Mills Oren Harriss planned to vote for the plan while W F Strickland and E C Gathings opposed it. Jim Trimble offered no comment until the vote.
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Weather Station Report Forecast and Records
Weather Experiment Station reports 24 hours ending 7 am Tuesday with high 67 and low 32. 1960 precipitation total 47.42 inches, total go precipitation 40.57 inches. In Arkansas cold wave expected tonight with partly cloudy skies, turning much colder. Wednesday clouds, light rain or freezing rain possible north south portions. Louisiana forecast for cold wave warming with cloudy skies and showers today, much colder tonight and Wednesday with interior freezes and coastal highs in the 32 to 42 range.
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Sleeping Beauty Case Sentences Mother in Drug Scandal
In Cleveland, a Juvenile Court Judge sentenced Lillian Fratantonio to the maximum penalty of one year in jail and a $500 fine plus costs for secretly feeding two young daughters sleep inducing drugs. Judge Albert Waldman derided her as a bad mother and wife, warning she should not be trusted with her children.
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First Arkansas Development Finance Corp Reports Loans and Earnings
ADFC released its first financial report showing 1.688 million in loans to eleven industries across nine counties and a net earnings of 10 706 for the year. The state’s authority to buy its bonds faces possible revocation after Faubus urged limiting bond purchases. ALDC backs buying about 5 million in First Arkansas bonds, but Faubus said he will decide how state funds are distributed and has chosen against bond buying.
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Final Rites for Mrs Biddle Wednesday
Funeral services for Mrs Frank Bhidie who died Sunday at her Texarkana home will be held Wednesday at Herndon Cornelius Chapel by Rev Gordon Renshaw. Burial will be in Fulton Cemetery.
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Mrs Wakefield Buried at County Line Funeral Held Near Nashville
Mrs Martha Ada Wakefield, 82, died June 20 at her daughter Zona Green's home in Hope. Survived by five sons Tiny Nashville Troy Magnolia Clyde Anyulla Rute Levsville Lu M Dallas and another daughter Mrs Vernon Townsend Culkis. Services held at County Line near Nashville.
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Vernon ,Townsend
Culkis
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Libel Suit Is Dismissed in Arkansas Case
In Little Rock, Circuit Judge Guy Amsler dismissed a half million dollar libel suit filed by former Traffic Judge R W Laster against the Arkansas Gazette with prejudice, saying the case was settled out of court. A related suit by Laster against pinball operators Hill and Dunaway remains pending and is set for trial March 7. Arkansas Democrats reporter Bob Troult won a libel action against the Gazette and Hill and Dunaway, with a circuit court jury awarding $100,000. the Arkansas Supreme Court upheld the verdict but not the amount, reducing it to $50,000.
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Cecil Hill
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Hill
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Castro Says Two of His Men Hanged
Fidel Castro announced that two counterrevolutionaries were executed early this month in Lag Villas Province by a group calling itself the Army of National Liberation. He said 20 other criminals were captured in south central Cuba and denounced clergy and imperialists as aiding the rebels. About 100 women demonstrated at the palace against firing squad justice, clashing with pro Castro hecklers as militiamen dispersed the crowd. The government also resumed issuing exit permits for Cubans and foreigners excluding tourists amid an invasion alert.
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Former Hope Resident Dies in Shreveport Home
MB thamnah a former resident of Hope died last night at his home in Shreveport. Survivors include a sister, Miss Liny Hemial ape.
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Bitter Cold Grips Northeast as Arctic Front Surges South
Bitter cold spreads through the Northeast with arctic air invading the Midwest. Temperatures plunge nearly 30 degrees below zero in North Dakota and Minnesota as cold wave warnings cover Nebraska, Kansas, Missouri, and other states. light snow belts dot the Great Lakes and Ohio Valley while readings dip into the far lower teens to below.
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School Burglaries Under Investigation
City police continued an weekend burglary probe at Hope Junior High the band building and two other local schools. Thieves took 80 in change 40 in bills uncollected for the March of Dimes and about 20 from the band building soda machine. Last week burglars also took 20 from Garland School and under 1 from Brookwood. The Brookwood music room door was broken again but nothing else was stolen.
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Kennedy State of Union Talk Comes Monday
President Kennedy will deliver his first State of the Union message to a joint session of Congress Monday. House leaders said the hour will be 12:00 p.m. EST. Senate leaders expect separate messages on legislative proposals within a week of the address. Goldwater and Kuebel urged clarity on costs of the New Frontier while Mansfield expects Democrats to back the program.
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L A May Get First Pay Television
International Telelometer Co. says Little Rock will be the first U S city to receive closed circuit pay television after agreeing with Midwest Video Corp to start preparations. The system would attach coin boxes to sets allowing viewers to watch movies with no commercials after depositing a fixed amount, with testing already done in Toronto.
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Toronto
Canada
All Around Town items and notices from Arkansas papers
Arkansas State Police remind there are six days to buy license plates and drivers licenses without penalty. Truck owners must buy a driver's license by January 31. Lester Wade of Blevins attends the Arkansas Partners Union convention in Little Rock. he is Hempstead County suit president and local agent for Farmers Union Mutual. Thomas Crosnor of Los Angeles, guest of sister in Hope, promoted to vhietenpiece of Golden West radio stations and Angels baseball team acquisition by Gene Autrey Enterprises. Cub Scout Pack 62 meets at Garland School at 7 pm. Segals and parents invited. Fire at Rast Sth and trailer home on Mockingbird Lane. stove damage minor. Charles R. Jones of Little Rock, former Hope resident, elected chairman and president of American Studies Investment Co. at Harding College. also president of Cirvele East and Intercollegiate Society of Individualists.
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Blevins
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Los Angeles
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Hope
Golden West
Chairles R. Jones
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Lille Rock
American Studies Investment Co
Harding College
Searcy K Kiwanis
Charles
Cirvele East
Intercollesive Society of Individualists
Bitter Cold Grips East Half of Nation
A harsh cold wave pushes into the Great Plains and Atlantic states with subzero readings from Minnesota to the Ohio Valley. International Falls Minnesota registers 32 below zero, while Anchorage Alaska hits 82 above. New England towns report deep freezes and widespread cold across central plains to northern Ohio Valley.
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Election Officials Face Charges In Arkansas Probe
Prairie County grand jury indicted election judge Boyd of Skizen and Joe Chambers of Carlisle on charges linked to alleged voting irregularities in the August Democratic senatorial primary. Both posted $300 bonds after deputies served warrants. indictments cite involvement in election activities but not direct balloting.
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Pirates Hijack Liner in Caribbean Seizure
The Santa Maria was seized by seven armed men led by Antonio Salanar, an anti-Portuguese exile, with 870 crew and over 500 passengers aboard. Allied ships and planes hunted the vessel as officials warned the hijackers aimed to force a political settlement while the ship remained largely under control and the passengers and crew reportedly safe.
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Arkansas House Passes Income Tax Cut Bill
The Arkansas house approved an income tax deduction plan benefiting filers under 10 000 with a 1 percent rate on the first 4 000 2 percent on the next 4 000 and 6 percent on the next 5 000 while a separate bill would restore a one half cent per pound tax on honey to fund state needs The measure passed 5 to 25 amid other minor bills and highway bond authorization proposals The article notes similarity to a prior bill vetoed by Gov Orval and mentions continued coverage on page three
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Emmet Woman Dies in Tennessee in Nashville Hospital
Mrs. Mary Louise Stinnett 7a Emmet died January 16 in a Nashville hospital. Survived by husband Peates G. (Max) Stinnett of Emmet and several children including FG. of Charlotte Tenn Nodney Hearst of Dothan. Three daughters include Mrs. Cieor Realy of Emmet and Mrs. Maryn Brown and Mrs. Robert Saunders of Springfield Ohio.
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Cu Emmet
Nashville
Solons Rap Antisemitic Publication in Arkansas Debate
In Little Rock lawmakers criticized an antisemitic newspaper distributed by the National States Rights Party. Rep Yalbot Field urged a formal resolution to require clerk approval before any such material enters the House. The resolution passed unanimously as Sen Hillis Fay denounced the material as "filth." The paper, issued from Birmingham, attacked President Kennedy and accused Jews in his cabinet.
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