Cotton Council Official Named Arkansas Section Chairman
New Orleans API-Tf. Barnett of Atheimer is named chairman of the Arkansas section of the National Cotton Council at Cognization's annual meetings. Other Arkansas officers include Dr. Foy Richieson of Blytheville as chairman and Charles VI. of West Memphis as secretary.
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New Orleans
API
Barnett
Atheimer
Arkansas
National Cotton Council
Arkansas Attiers
Foy Richieson
Blytheville
Charles VI
West
Memphis
Senator Axelson Hearing Ends In Turmoil At Garden
The scene erupts as Commodore and Axelson clash over contracts with foreign nations, cameras flash, and accusations fly. Amid chaos Francesca and others smother giggles while pedestals of authority clash over Russian lines, US commitments, and wartime accountability, ending as Simple Simon rushes in.
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Adium Burn
Senator Axelson
Axelson
Bar
Francesca
Adam
Spain
Amerimiracle
United States Senate
Tian
Dal
Uanual
Dennis
Axeason
Simon
Market Reports Hope Livestock Commission Market
January 29 market report shows calves and stocker items with price ranges for calves heifers and cows. Notes include stocker calf classes, fat cows, canners and cutters, with price bands and terminology for feeder cattle and overall market activity.
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Hope Livestock Commission
100 Unit Motel Planned for Pine Bluff Arkansas
AP reports Town Park Motels announced a three story 100 unit motel for Pine Bluff Arkansas to be built on the Jefferson Hotel site now being demolished. No cost estimate is released yet.
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Pine Bluft
Ark
Town Park Motels
Jefferson Hotel
Kennedy asks Congress for 100 million to buy UN bonds
President Kennedy urged Congress to authorize a 100 million bond purchase to aid the United Nations financially after Congo operations. He warned failure would benefit the Soviet Union. The plan faces House and Senate scrutiny with calls for hearings before a vote.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congress
United Nations
U.N
U.S
Soviet Union
Capitollilt
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
House
John W. McCormack
Massachusetts
Direct Long Distance Dialing Authorized for Sheridan
The Arkansas Public Service Commission authorised Allied Telephone Co. to install direct long distance dialing at the Sheridan exchange with no rate change. Estimated installation cost is 16 000 dollars. After completion, 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 for Mrs. Inora Scott in Hot Springs
The first degree murder trial of Mrs. Inora Scott, a Hot Springs woman, was postponed Monday by Circuit Judge P. E. Dobbs. The judge did not set a new date. Scott is accused of fatally stabbing 55 year old Beve Hill at his Montgomery County home.
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Mt, Ida, Ark
Inora Scott
Hot Springs
P. E. Dobbs
Expect Delay on Colonial Issue Debate
UNITED NATIONS NEW YORK AP Western Allies planned to postpone a UN Security Council debate on Soviet moves to block Congo turnover of Katanga. The session was called at the Soviet Union request but adjournment was sought until Congo leader Cyrille Adoula arrives. Zorin will push charges against Tshombe for mercenaries and secession while US officials see the meeting as unnecessary.
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United Nations
N.Y
Security Council
U.N
Katanga
Congo
Soviet Union
United States
Cyrille Adoula
New York
Valerian Zorin
Kautanga
Moise Tshdmbe
Council
Zorin
Tshombe
Adoula
Patrick Dean
Britain
Leopoldville
Teacher Refuses Pledge to Flag in Utica
Utica Board of Education voted not to renew Charles McManigal's contract at Sterling Manor High School after he refused to lead students in singing the national anthem or reciting the pledge, citing Jehovah's Witness beliefs. An unrelated note mentions a bear ending a winter fast.
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Utica
Mich
API
Utica Board of Education
Charles McManual
Sterling Munior High School
McManigal
African nations urge Congo solution in Lagos talks
A 20 nation conference in Lagos urged the UN Security Council to avoid any action likely to jeopardize Congo peace prospects. Informants said Zorin had limited success persuading other African states not on the council to join the debate.
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Conference of African Nations
Lagos
Nigeria
Council
Congo
Tnformants
Zorin
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