Boy Survives Sea Tragedy as Two Men Perish
SAN DIEGO Calif AP A husky 14 year old boy named Jerry McClelland survived three days adrift after a fishing trip off Mexico ended in disaster He was rescued by a fishing boat 90 miles southwest of San Diego and taken to hospital He described days of thirst delirium and death aboard a small raft with Russell Bradford 48 and Alvin Hartman 57 Both from Huntington Beach and Santa Ana respectively Bradford and Hartman perished after their 3 foot vessel broke under heavy swells, leaving the boy to cling to a makeshift raft until rescue
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San Diego
Calif
Atea
Jerry McClelland
Huntington Beach
Russell Bradford
Alvin Hartman
Santa Ana
Bradford
Mexico
Hartmatt A
Newport
Governments Liable for 3 Percent Use Tax
Arkansas AG rules state, counties, cities and school districts owe 3 percent use tax since Feb 6 when the law removing Joop hates took effect. Emergency clause kept agencies subject from signing date. retroactive collection not stated.
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Little Rock
Attorney General's Office
Counlies
Joop
Woman Sought as Child Slayer in Amherst Case
A sought woman matching a composite description is eyed by police in the Andrew Ashley kidnapping and murder case near Delaware Park. A dark haired suspect was briefly detained and released after questioning as investigators pursue leads from a description by 14 witnesses.
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Busfalo
Murny
Mal
Andrew Ashley
Delaware Park
Andy
Amherst
Weather Outlook for Sunday Sees Scattered Thunder Showers
VarQy clouds move across the region with likely thundershowers in the south portion Sunday. Expect unstable conditions, with clouds and showers affecting outdoor plans and local travel advisories as the day progresses.
De Gaulle outlines stepped up Algeria drive
President Charles de Gaulle announces a intensified drive to end the seven year Algerian war. He plans to redeploy French divisions from North Africa to Europe, resume peace talks with rebels, and insist on association with an independent Algeria while maintaining key bases and minority protections. He warns that failure could lead to partition and collapse of NATO defenses.
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Charles de Gaulle
Ferestoey
Bevin
Algeria
NAO
de Gaulle
jan-les-Bains
Amworia
France
Ativan
Cay
Algiers
Spy Trade With Russie Talked
Reports from New York say talk of a spy trade involving Soviet agents and American detainees emerged from Telegram and Sun sources. The proposed exchange centers on Francis Gary Powers and others held by the Soviets, with officials denying certain details while confirming ongoing negotiations.
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New York
Cokadil Abel Dor
Francis Gary Pawe
Plinepik
Gie
Oliver We Powers
Powers
Abe
Yeisen
British Marines to Kuwait Aid Amid Invasion Threat
British marines aboard the 22 000 ton carrier Bulwark landed in Kuwait on a formal request from the ruler. Saudi troops were expected to aid defense as Kuwait sought UN Security Council action to investigate threats. Bedouin tribes mobilized along the border while Kuwait prepares for possible Iraqi aggression and awaits British support.
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Kuwait
Bulwark
Oday
Trad
Abdulla Mutis
Goverment
Unitee Nations Security Council
Arab League Council
Saudi Arabia
Te- Most
Fey Nation League
Cairo
London
Sheik Abdulla As- Salim as-Sabah
MTL
Iraq
Foreign Office
United Nations
Persian Gulf
Sulate
Frome
Tirtousine
Oasis
Trention
Ia Kiowail
Beitain
Naif
Irelainers
Sheik Abedullah as-Selin
as-Sabah
Abdel Karin Kassem
Iglant
Kassem
Jt Sinml
Middle East
Talate Mussein Cok
Hussein
John ‘Richmond
Britain
United Arab Ropultie
Abdel Kasser
Walem
Diet
Baghdhit
Kuwidi
Methodists to Dedicate New Building
The First Methodist Church will dedicate its new educational building by Bishop Wo Kens Neth Pope after the morning worship on Sunday July 2. Pope will preach at the service. The fourteen thousand square foot facility houses the entire children’s department and was completed last Christmas. Total cost about 154000 dollars, paid over three years. Public invitation extended to the dedication ceremony.
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First ‘Methodist Church
Wo Kens Neth Pope
Pope
Ehlire Children's Department
Black Man Convicted in Fatal Assault of 14 Year Old Sharon
In Mississippi, Mredidin Green, a Black male, was found guilty of fatally injuring Sharon Varden, 14, near Olive Branch after luring her during a shopping trip. After four hours of deliberation, the all-male jury sentenced him to death by electric chair, despite defense pleas of insanity and calls for life imprisonment. Green claimed memory gaps from a prior head injury and testified briefly, saying he did not recall key details.
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Memphis
Capiaa Dary
Stte
Green
Arkansas Posts $6 Million Rise in Tax Revenue Note
State tax collections for the past 12 months increased by about 6.7 million dollars with June figures showing total revenue for the fiscal year ending balanced at 147,057,672 dollars. General revenues rose by over 1.7 million and special revenues also gained, signaling an improving fiscal picture.
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Arkansas
J. One
Villy Cheney
Cheney
Ireersud Hoek
Perense
Tomatoes Bring a Record Price at Hermitage Market
Hermitage Arkansas AP report notes a half bushel of pink tomatoes sold for a record 22 dollars at the Hermitage market. Sale to Bernie Keamer of Chicago and Frank Gilbert of Louisville with total average day value 4484.50. Bradley County agent RB Hunter cites improving grades and weather. Estimated crop value over 2 million dollars with peak movement expected next week at 25 000 half bushels daily.
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Hermitage
Ark
Apy
W. EB. Jones
Hickory
Cas
Bernie Keamer
Chicago
Frank Gilbert
Louisville
EL Hunter
Bradley County
Hislary
Hunter
Fulbright Cautions on Doctrine in Foreign Policy Speech
Senator Fulbright warned against U S intervention to halt the spread of communism, saying broad commitments could alienate Latin America, Asia, and Africa. He urged avoiding overextension in peripheral struggles and avoiding efforts to topple governments outside the Communist bloc. He assessed Berlin as a separate, serious issue under study by the U S and European partners.
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Mabright
Coha
Berlin
United States
Gastra Regione
Cuba
Walbrigat cl
Latin America
Asia
Africa
Taws
Mulbright
Medical Care Plan Delayed by Adams
Welfare Commissioner Carl Adams announced that Arkansas medical care for the aged will not take effect until the Legislature clarifies funding. He said the department will hold the program due to possible changes to a 1962 budget increase and 1967 state spending, noting uncertainty about leadership orders and potential cuts. The plan would affect individuals on welfare and those with medical bills, with up to 200 dollars for singles and 600 dollars for families with dependents as preliminary figures.
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Danny Arkansas
Gemi
Carl Adams
Adams
Fabius
Aodas
Welfare Department
Fic Nd
Thas
Weidel Baye Nn
Roll Call of Hempstead Rifles Featured in Washington July 4 Observance
The Pioneer Washington Restoration Foundation highlights the Hempstead Rifles roll call and muster during the July 4th event. A speech by Bettie Conway 100 years ago will be read, and Miss Hoxie Wright, Mrs Ilia Heberto, and others contribute. The Arkansas National Guard will supervise the ceremony led by Sel Holland Byrd. The Hempstead Rifles, first county unit to enlist for the Confederacy, are honored with a 100-year-old roster prepared by Col. W. OH Eller and a skilled penman from the Arkansas Gazette. The parchment, stained and yellowed, bears Confederate flags, a lion emblem, and the inscription “Written Tur Cul.”
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Washington
Uempstenad Rifles
Bettie Conway
Ler Geeal-Great-Nieca
Hoxie Wright
Ilia Hehorto
Arkansas National Guard
Sel
Holand Byrd
Arkansas
Hempstead Rifles
Washington, IL
Hempstead County
Langston
Wiliam Cy Sath
Stygean
Cadsman Pope
J. Monta Simin
Mithtar
D. A. Rawles
Washington Hestoration Foundation
So. G. By
Gitte Rock
Teampstead
Old Town
Charla Moss Willians
Nak
Col. W. OH. Eller
Arkansas Gazette
Washington Telegradph
Rosley
W. di Etter
Industries Group Reports Earnings in Dardanelle Arkansas
Arkansas firm Kansas Valley Industries earned a profit of 40268 during the last fiscal year. The company reported to stockholders that this equated to 4.01 dollars per stock share. President Harold Saver stated during the meeting that operations span foot mills processing units and dealer networks in western Arkansas and nearby counties.
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Dardanelle
Ark
Capiaarkansas Valley Industries
Harold Saver
Fulton Church of Christ Revival
The Molton Chavet of Christ will hold a revival next Sunday with mission work in Norway. Will Gotiver and Walker Boatman of Griese will deliver messages as nightly services are planned.
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Fulton Church of
Molton Chavet
Khrushchev Issues New Warning at Soviet Rally
In Moscow Khrushchev warned that Western mobilization in Germany and Berlin would be met with proper measures and increased combat power. He urged equal peace efforts, called for disarmament of Vietnam terms, and criticized US influence over Laos while praising the Zurich agreement as a potential step toward regional solutions.
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Khrushchev
Germany
Berlin
Krenn
West
Soviet Union
Kheuschey
Khrushcheyala
Southeast Asia
Zurich
Aimee
United States
Laos
Rockets Work at Low Efficiency in Early Satellite Test
Washington reports that three satellites launched Wednesday by the Transit program have not separated, causing reduced efficiency. Transit 4A appears separate and functioning, while signals from Ttat and GREB indicate they have not separated from each other. The CHEB instrument measured solar X-ray radiation and the Jajus device aimed to study radiation in the Van Allen belt around Earth.
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Wasiington
Fred
Ttat
GREB
Navy
Accidental Shooting Claims Life in Arkansas Farm Area
Deputies say Clarvis Spaulding was accidentally shot and killed at his home in the New Hoyle community when a shotgun discharged as he laid it down after chasing cows from his field. Sheriff Benson Rolains and Deputy Vernon Parrish reported the incident and described the sequence of events.
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Clarvis
New Hoye
Shearill Benson Rolains
Corwen Vernon
Woman Observes 100th Birthday
A woman in WORT WASHINGTON celebrates her 100th birthday. Din OAT reports Louisa Var Sant cofounded her life, observed her milestone, and noted she has three children from her marriage. The piece mentions her late husband and a long family history.
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Wort Washington
Louisa Var Sant
Lustyaind J
Witougtby
Negotiations Fail In U S and Soviet Talks
Washington reports two weeks of talks toward a general disarmament conference between the United States and the Soviet Union made little progress. Kennedy aides indicated optimism but Moscow negotiators remain noncommittal. The White House emphasized the importance of reaching a usable agreement, with no time limit set for the Moscow conversations as officials considered possible UN involvement.
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Washington
United States
Soviet Union
Bally
Moscow
Kanedy
Bar Roe Laak Gees
Kennedy
Valeria A. Zoi
Mikbwit A. Menshikov
Wille
Tuiday
Kenedy
Lop Kenedy
Utena
Aby Gu
Priys
United Nations
General Assembly
Ori
Lehaile
Parents to Build House for Child With Navy Help
The parents of Peter Lullaee plan a home for their son thanks to a donation from the USS Little Rock and crew. A $4,700.20 cheque from Mandl Mes and Oris Bo Sellar will fund a house suited to Peter’s special needs after surgery at Shriners Hospital in Chicago. Doctors report progress as the child recovers from rods and implants to strengthen limbs, with support from a naval detachment and Captain Chenault.
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Lavas Hockapy
Peltor Lullae
Mandl Mes
Oris Bo Sellar
USS
Little Hock
Peter Atta
Lalla
Pete
Peter
Chicago
Meier
Weinguth
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