Cotton Council Official Named Chairman of Arkansas Section
Barnett of Atheimer was named chairman of the Arkansas section of the National Cotton Council at the annual meeting. The scene shifted through a crowded gathering with senators, aides, and photographers, as officials debated contracts, Russian activity, and U.S. policy on merchants and national relations amid tense remarks and a sharp gavel.
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New Orleans
Fapy
Barnett
Atheimer
Arkansas
National Cotten Council
J. Adam Barn
Foy Richieson
Tytheville
Vnes
Commodore
Charles J. Manly
West Memphis
Axelson
Pennors
Livestock Market Report Highlights Mixed Calves and Cows
Market notes show cattle activity with jatt and stocker calves described as good to choice, weights around 600 pounds, and utilities mixed. References to fat cows, cannery and cut stocker, sows and canary bullys indicate varied demand across feeders, fat cows, and slaughter stock.
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Livestock Commission
100 Unit Motel Planned for Pine Bluff Arkansas
AP dispatch reports Town Park Motels plans a three story 100 unit motel in Pine Bluff Arkansas. The project would be built on the site of the former Jefferson Hotel which is being demolished and a cost estimate was not released.
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Pine Blufp
Ark
Town Park Motels
Jefferson Hotel
Frantic bull disrupts Bar Central ceremony
A bull named Fighter bolts through Bar Central as it bleeds into the aisle, flinging a cape and monk robe like fluttering pennants while senators watch in stunned chaos. The scene ends with the note To Be Continued.
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Central
Senator Axelson
Kennedy seeks 100 million bond issue to aid UN Congo
President Kennedy asks Congress for a 100 million bond purchase to support United Nations bonds and aid the Congo mission. He argues the move protects U.S. interests and solvent the UN, while opponents push for hearings before any vote.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congress
United Nations
U.N
U.S
Soviet Union
Capitol
Senate
Mike Mansfield
House
John W. McCor
Mack
Massachusetts
Public Service OKs Sheridan Dialing Upgrade
The Arkansas Public Service Commission authorized Allied Telephone Co. to install direct long distance dialing at the Sheridan exchange. No rate changes are planned. installation costs are pegged at about 16000 dollars. When finished, Sheridan subscribers can place direct long distance calls.
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Little Rock
State Public Service Commission
Allied Telephone Co
Sheridan Exchange
Sheridan
Murder Trial Delayed in Mt Ida Ark Case
The first degree murder trial of Mrs Elnora Scott a Hot Springs resident was postponed Monday by Circuit Judge P E Dobbs. She is charged with fatally stabbing Beve Hill 55 at his Montgomery County home in a case arising from Mt Ida Arkansas proceedings.
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MT. Ida
Ark
Elnora’ Scott
Hot Springs
P. E. Dobbs
Scott
Beve Hill
Montgomery
Delay Expected in Congo Katanga Debate at UN
United Nations Security Council aimed to delay talks on Katanga secession as Congo Premier Cyrille Adoula seeks to arrive in New York. Western Allies, backed by the United States, push for adjournment to avoid preempting Congo stability while Soviet diplomat Zorin accuses colonial powers of aiding Tshombe’s forces. Adoula criticizes Zorin’s push for a meeting, saying it would cause confusion and harm Congolese interests.
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United Nations
N.Y
Security Council
Sayteth
U.N
Katanga
Congo
Soviet Union
United States
Cyrille Adoula
New York
Valerian Zorin
Moise T'shémbe
Council
Zorin
Tshombe
Adoula
Patrick Dean
Britain
Adouwla
Leopoldyilie
Teacher Refuses Pledge to Flag in Utica School
Utica Board of Education will not renew the contract of Charles McManigal a 27 year old Sterling Junior High teacher. McManigal says as a Jehovah’s Witness he views the flag as an idol and cannot participate in the pledge or singing the national anthem.
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Utica
Mich
APIA
Utica Board of Education
Charles McManigal
Sterling Junior High School
McManigal
Congo problem debate urged to avoid jeopardizing solution
Informants said Zorin has been dying with little success to persuade African states not on the council to take part in the debate. The 4 M-nation conference of African nations meeting in Lagos Nigeria was consulted and urged the council to avoid any action likely to jeopardize the present good prospects for a solution to the Congo problem.
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M-nation
Conference of African Nations
Lagos
Nigeria
Council
Congo
Zorin
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