All-Star Game Ends in NL Victory for 53 Span Nationals
In Cleveland the National League defeated the American League 5-3 in the 34th All-Star game. Willie Mays starred for the NL with two steals and two RBIs, while Stan Musial hit his 20th All-Star hit to put the NL ahead. Bill White and Ron Santo added insurance in the eighth. The American League outhit 11-8 but the NL stole three bases and turned three double plays. Larry Jackson earned the win, Jim Bunning took the loss, and Dick Radatz pitched strong for Boston in relief.
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Weather Experiment Station Report for 24 Hours
Weather data covers 24 hours to 7 am Tuesday with a high of 94 and a low of 69 and 2.42 inches of precipitation. In Central Arkansas, fair to partly cloudy through Wednesday with highs near 90, lows in the 60s. Warmer Thursday with scattered thunderstorms. Southeast Arkansas expect partly cloudy to warm conditions through Thursday with highs in the mid 80s to low 90s and little change tonight. Southwest Arkansas shows partly cloudy to cloudy with a chance of thunderstorms this afternoon, highs 86 to 90, lows 60s to 68, and a warmer Thursday. Northeast and Northwest Arkansas stay fair today and tonight with highs in the 80s and lows around 50s to 60s, turning partly cloudy and warmer Thursday.
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New and Larger News Type Bought by Star
Hope Star describes its progression in news type from 7-point Teletypesetter to 9-point Corona as wire transmission standards shift. It notes cost, column width changes from 12 cm to 11 cm, and future adoption of 9-point Corona on a 10-point slug once Associated Press and United Press International update their transmission.
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Star Publishing Co
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Associated Press
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Etter Printing Co
Washington
Hope. Star
Mergenthaler Corona
18-Year Hunt Leads Son to Hit-and-Run Driver Who Killed His Father
Welby Lee spent 18 years pursuing leads across Kentucky Indiana Ohio and Tennessee seeking the hit-and-run driver who killed his father Newt Lee 64, in 1964. A bumper guard linked to Grover Jones 54 led to a Tennessee grand jury indictment on murder charges in connection with the New Year's Eve death.
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Welby
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Fourth Session Camp Opens At Camp High Point
Conifer Girl Scout Council offers a fourth session at Camp High Point near Mena in the Ouachita foothills from July 21 to August 3. Two weeks of swimming, hiking, canoeing and new skills await both Girl Scouts and non Scouts. Twenty places remain for girls ages 10 to 17, register by calling Gull 772-1122 or visiting the Texarkana council office.
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Texarkana
India Aid Turns Others to Reds
In Rawalpindi Pakistan President Mohammed Ayub Khan says small Asian nations fear India and Western arms build up, and will seek refuge with Communist China. He told a civic reception that India designs against smaller nations and that the West misread the realities of the situation regarding Chinese aggression.
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Pakistan
India
China
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Cotton crop shrinkage seen nationwide and in Arkansas
The Agriculture Department's July estimate shows a smaller cotton crop for 1963 versus 1962, with national acreage at about 14.8 million and Arkansas at 1.26 million. Production is not estimated, but the crop could yield around 13 million bales, risking a large surplus if demand remains unchanged. President Kennedy pushes for legislation to boost cotton’s position, though industry disagreement and congressional hesitance delay action.
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Circuit Court to Open Monday in Hempstead
Hempstead Circuit Court will convene on Monday July 45 at 9 a.m. The civil docket includes State v Martha Bogan State v Jennings C Coleman City of Hope v Arsena Good win. The April term regular jury panel will be notified to report for duty at 9 a.m. Monday July VN.
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Will &8
Stephen Kent Crosby
Ruth
Edmonds Arlin C. Archer
Republic
National Life Insurance Co
Killed 21 Hurt in Lone Star Ordnance Blast
One worker died and 21 injured at Lone Star Ordnance plant 15 miles west of Texarkana as a blast ripped a conventional production line. Names of the injured were released hours later. details limited by security.
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Tex
Lone Star Ordnance Plant
William Travis McNatt
Otis
Charles Hooks
Hooks
Garland Keith | Watmon
Day and Zimmerman, Inc
A. A. Roland
D and 2
Roland
Geo Quillin 85 Dies at Strong Home
George P. Quillin aged 85 died Monday at the home of a daughter in Strong. Survivors include three sons Clyda Grand Prairie Elmer Strong and Reggie Benton La. two daughters Mrs Ginnie Thompson Strong and Mrs Ruby Ray Santa Rosa Calif. 12 grandchildren and 20 great grandchildren. Services at 1 am Wednesday Herndon Carnelius Chapel with Roy Kennet Bebo in Anderson Cemetery.
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Strong
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Grand Prairie
Elmer
Reggie
Benton
Ginnie Thompson
Ruby Ray
Santa Rosa
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Herndon-Carnelius
Roy
Kennet Bebo
Quriah
Anderson
Ghar
Assassin Fails to Make Escape From Fort St. Martin de Re
Paris AP reports that Philippe Castille led five Secret Army men in a failed attempt to escape from Fort St Martin de Re with Salan, who led Algeria operations and is serving a life term for leadership of the secret army.
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Raoul Salan
Fort St. Martin de Re
Philippe Castille
Salan
Algiers
Igeria
Rainfall Floods Area With 2.42 Inches in Short Burst
A dramatic 45 minute cloudburst drenched the area as Fruit and Truck Experiment Station records show 2.42 inches of rain. Downtown streets flooded while crops and city lawns benefited, keeping ahead of a looming drought.
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Fruit & Truck Experiment Station
Greek King in Trouble in London
Greek King Paul and Queen Frederika arrive in London for a four day state visit amid protests from communists and anarchists. Police repelled a demonstration outside Buckingham Palace while the royal procession entered in guarded security. Demonstrators claimed they only wished to picket, with a Save Greece Now Committee leader saying police roughed them up.
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London
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Frederika
Buckingham Palace
Victoria Station
Elizabeth I
Britain
Kenneth Brown
Palace
Terry Chandler
Save Greece Now
Patmos Baptist Revival Set for July 14 to 20
The Patmos Baptist Church will hold a revival meeting from July 14 through July 20 with nightly services at 7 30 p m Rev Clyde Johnson will deliver the sermons and Rev A C Kirby the pastor invites all.
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Patmos Baptist Church
Clyde Johnson
Den
A. C. Kirby
China Reds Quit Parley at Moscow
Soviet and Chinese delegates at the Moscow Peking reconciliation conference recessed their talks without explanation amid new Soviet charges against Red China. Chinese negotiators had not attended the day’s session, fueling speculation of a possible end to talks. The Chinese proposed a World conference of Communist parties with population based voting, seeking China’s dominant voice, while the Soviets reacted with sharp denouncements.
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Soviet Union
Red China
China
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Henri Spaak
Khrushchev
Soviet Communist Party Central Committee
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Soviet
Communist Party Central Committee
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Spaak
New Soviet Party
Chinese Communist Party
Sgt. York Admitted to Veterans Hospital for Checkup
World War I Medal of Honor winner Alvin C. York, 75, rests comfortably at Veterans Hospital Nashville after a Monday admission for checkup and observation. A hospital spokesman said he is not seriously ill and has been in ill health since a light stroke last year, with bedfast condition at Pall Mall. Respiratory and heart ailments contributed to his hospitalization during the Easter holiday period.
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Tenn
Alvin C. York
Veterans' Hospital
York
Gas Blast Routine for Pipeline Sparks Local Alarm
A reported gas explosion on a north town street turned out to be routine pipeline work. Arkla confirms the Texas Illinois Pipeline was blowing down a line near DeAnn Road to connect with a new crossing near Red River, with no advance notice to Arkla and no danger to local service.
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Arkansas Louisiana Gas Co
Texas- Iinois Pipeline Co
DeAnn Road
Texas-Illinois
Red River
Pultaw
Arkla
Traffic death toll hits record four day weekend
CHICAGO AP The final count of the nations traffic accidents during the long Independence Day weekend shows 556 killed over 102 hours from 6 am Wednesday to midnight Sunday. The toll surpasses the 509 four day high set in 1961 and exceeds the National Safety Council estimate of 550 to 650. The holiday total dwarfs the year’s early average of about 100 fatalities per day.
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Chicago
National Safety Council
Mrs Maggie Thompson Dies at 86 in Texarkana Rest Home
Mrs Maggie Thompson aged 86 died Saturday July 1 at a Texarkana rest home. A former Washington resident and Presbyterian, she is survived by several nieces and nephews. Funeral services were Sunday at 2:30 in the Gakerest Chapel with Rev Joe Jones officiating, interment in Washington Cemetery. Oakcrest Funeral Home in charge.
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Maggie’ Thompson
Texarkana
Washington
Presbyterian Church
Joe Jones
Washington Cemetery
Oakcrest Feneral
Goldberg to Decide Rail Strike Issue
President Kennedy proposed that Supreme Court Justice Arthur J. Goldberg be empowered to decide all issues in the rail strike dispute between railroads and operating unions over work rules. If accepted, the ruling would delay implementation until Goldberg issues a binding report before the Supreme Court's 1963-64 term.
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Wolfe
Supreme Court
Fso
Goldberg
Tabor
Stpreme
Kennedy
White House
Texarkana College Announces Open September Sixth
Texarkana College will open for the 15th session with freshmen orientation at 9 am Friday September 6. Enrollment is expected to rise, with innovations in data processing language lab and a new biology building planned. The dean and president invite interested parents and students for counseling and preregistration sessions.
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Texarkana College
Hope Area
Sieheldy
Ules
Texsarkana College
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