Eisenhower Split With Dewey Seen By JACK BELL
Washington AP reports influential Eastern Republicans show little progress toward backing a 1964 GOP candidate. Eisenhower reportedly rejects both Barry Goldwater and Nelson Rockefeller, hinting at a Dewey-Rockefeller split with Dewey backing Rockefeller as the logical nominee. Morton notes Eisenhower’s broad respect among Republicans and suggests Goldwater could win if nominated.
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Jack Bell
Washington
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Thomas E. Dewey
Dewey
Rockefeller
Margaretta Murphy
Jacob K. Javits
R-N.y
Kenneth B. Keating
Clifford P. Case
Hugh Scott
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
Scranton
George Romney
Michigan
Thruston B
Morton
R-Ky
Lucius D. Clay
Eisenhower
Gen
Goldwater
Arkansas Weather Report Summary for 24 Hours
Weather station notes a 24 hour period ending 7 am Wednesday with a high of 92 and a low of 62 and precipitation noted. Arkansas forecast calls for clear and cool today with highs 82 to 90 and tonight’s lows around 68, partly cloudy and warmer Thursday with isolated afternoon thunder showers in the south.
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Arkansas
Arkansas Regional Forecast From The Associated Press
Central Arkansas forecast highlights area weather expectations for the week. The report notes continued conditions across the region with emphasis on temperature ranges and precipitation chances. Local readers are advised to monitor later updates for specific hourly changes and regional impacts.
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Arkansas
Associated Press
Little League All-Star Dream Team of 1963 Hope Star Photo
The 1963 Little League All-Star team selection features players listed by rows with alternates James Rowe Coleman Wayne Norvell Al Verser Randy Worthy Ronnie Barham Johnnie Young William Whitten Mike Monroe Jerry Hartsfield Billy Jackson Billy Browning Donnie Middlebrooks Jimmy Singleton Carrol Beck Ricky Putman Randy O'Steen Terry Turner and others. The first All-Star competition is scheduled for 7 35th at K Park at night against Arkadelphia.
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Little League
Wer
James Rowe
Coleman
Wayne Norvell
PCA
al Verser
Lions
Randy
Worthy
Ronnie Barham
Johnnie Young
Midwest
William Whitten
Mike Monroe
Jerry Hartsfield
Billy Jackson
Billy Browning
Donnie Middlebrooks
Jimmy Singleton
Carrol Beck
Ricky Putman
Sheriffs
Randy O'Steen
Terry Turner
CEC
Duly
K-Park
Arkadelphia
Expert Named on L A Urban Plans
LITTLE ROCK AP Joe A Michie of Little Rock was appointed Tuesday as a survey analyst to study the possible consolidation of some urban services in the Little Rock and North Little Rock metropolitan areas.
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Little Rock
Joe A. Michie
North Little Rock
Combined High School Administration Restructured
James H. Jones announces a merger of junior and senior high administrations into one unit with Jack Beaty as principal and Don Sillavan as assistant principal in charge of student personnel and activities. The move aims to update curricula with new math and science materials and teaching methods across Hope and Yerger High Schools.
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James H. Jones
Jack Beaty
Don Sillavan
Jones
In Hope
Yerger High School
Ciriculum
Bealy
Stabt
Background of Rail Strike Arbitration Hope
Washington AP Kennedy weighs Goldberg arbitration as rail labor and management report back by 10 am on whether to accept or reject the plan to avert a nationwide strike. Five unions face 65 000 job losses under new work rules as dispute nears a climactic decision with federal options including compulsory arbitration or seizure.
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Washington
Kennedy
Supreme Court
Arthur J. Goldberg
Goldberg
P. K. Byers
Brotherhood of Railroad
Lewiston Udaho Morning Tribune
Charles Luna
Byers
The
Tribune
Labor
White House
Pine Bluff School Board Approves 2.6 Million Budget
Pine Bluff Ark school board has tentatively approved a 2.6 million dollar budget for the next year and set the school tax rate. Officials note allocations for WESG4 and related programs, with details to follow in upcoming meetings.
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Ark
Pine Blutt School Board
Bethel A M E Church Announces Emergency Meeting
Reverend Jimmy Jones calls an emergency meeting for stewards trustees presidents and all auxiliary chairs at the dining rooms of the J and E Riviera next to Nelson Hotel 217 East Brad Street Bethel A M E Church
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Bethel A,m.e. Church
Jimmy Jones
J and E Riveria
Nelson Hotel
East Brad, St
U S Has No Luck Riding Dictators
Washington reports show the United States backed dictators in Vietnam Cuba and Haiti with large aid and troops. It highlights Ngo Dinh Diem Fulgencio Batista and Francois Duvalier as examples of costly alliances that failed to yield lasting democratic support or stability.
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Washington
United States
Ngo Dinh Diem
South Viet Nam
Diem
Viet Nam
Fulgencia Batista
Fidel Castro
Batista
Cuba
Castro
State Department
Hemisphere
Francois Duvalier
Haiti
Duvalier
Jacques Faureand
Rail Crew Changes in 16 Hour Run Stir Nationwide Strike Threat
A Chicago to Denver train averaged 16 4 hours for 1034 miles while changing engine crews eight times roughly every 130 miles. Workers say two hours in the cab and pay for a quarter day per man arise under proposed work rule changes that unions fear would eliminate up to 65 000 jobs. Railroads argue firemen roles are obsolete with diesel engines, while unions stress safety and pilot functions. A presidential commission in 1962 backed reducing firemen, proposing dismissal of many and paid severance, with displaced workers to be rehired or compensated. Continued on Page Two.
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New York
Denver
Uremen
Firermen
Rifkind
Pulaski County approves 1984 85 school budget and tax
Pulaski County School Board votes to submit a 4.6 million dollar budget and a similar school tax for the 1984 85 school year to voters in the September 4 election.
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Little Rock
Pulaaski County
Sit-ins Plague Rockefeller Wagner Offices for Jobs
In New York, protesters staged sit-ins at Gov Rockefeller and Mayor Wagner offices demanding more jobs in construction trades for Negroes and Puerto Ricans. About seven protesters entered Rockefeller’s city office and pledged 24 hour demonstrations, while seven others occupied Wagner’s office. CORE and the Joint Committee on Equal Opportunity sponsored both actions, as clashes occurred at a Bronx diner and a Lower East Side housing project.
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New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Robert F. Wagner
Rockefellet
Seal Harbor
Maine
Wagner
Hind
Paris
Congress of Racial Equality
Joint Committee On Equal Opportunity
Lower East Side
Core
Bronx
Southern State to Begin Second Summer Session Registration
Southern State College starts registration for the second summer session from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Monday July 15 at the field house per Dr D C Andrew academic dean. New courses include organic chemistry for agriculture and home economics and Business Controls with visiting professors Henry Wood Texarkana Junior College teaching U S History and Thomas F E Douglas University of Arkansas teaching Shakespeare and Introduction to Literature. Classes begin at 7 30 a m Tuesday with seniors registering at 8 a m juniors 9 a m sophomores and special students 10 a m and freshmen transfer students 1 p m. most rooms will be air conditioned.
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Magnolia
Souther State College
D. C. Andrew
Deary
Henry Wood
Texarkana Junior College
Thomas FE. Douglas
University of Arkansas
Donald Carl Baldridge
Southern State
Andrew
Comedian Mit Kamen Breaks Pattern on Stage
A Brooklyn born comic, Mit Kamen, avoids wife jokes by remaining a bachelor and develops a dry wit that lifts him to top club status and emerging TV punditry. He recalls a rough upbringing in an orphan asylum and notes his emotional readiness for marriage remains uncertain.
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New York
Mit Kamen
Kamen
Milt
Cauily
Brownsville
Brooklyn
Murder, Inc
Andy
Rail Strike Ends? Kennedy Seeks Congressional Path
Washington AP report on a union rejection of Kennedy’s plan to avert a nationwide railroad strike via arbitration by Justice Goldberg. Presidents aides kept talks live with 30 minute notice for new sessions while Congress considered compulsory arbitration or seizure. The dispute centers on eliminating thousands of rail jobs and the looming strike set for 12:01 a.m. local time.
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Washington
White House
Supreme Court
Arthur J. Goldberg
Kennedy
Pierre Salinger
Labor
W. Willard Wills
James Reynolds
Theodore Sorensen
Inday
Arthur J., Goldberg
Capitol
Congress
Mrs. Ruby Keenom Dies at Local Rest Home
Mrs. Ruby Keenom, 45, died yesterday afternoon in a local rest home. She was a Methodist Church member. Graveside services will be at 9:00 a.m. today at Rose Hill Cemetery with Rev. Raymond Franks officiating. Oakcrest Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements.
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Ruby Keenom
Methodist Church
Rose’ Hill Cemetery
Raymond Franks
Oakcrest Funeral Home
Russellvillian to Head Plant in DardanelleArkansas Valley Industries names Paladino
Paul P. Paladino, 45, of Russellville, named general manager in charge of production for Arkansas Valley Industries, Inc. of Dardanelle. He also serves as vice president of the Arkansas Poultry Federation.
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Dardanelle, Ark
Paul P. Paladino
Russellville
Arkansas Valley Industries, Inc
Dardanelle
Arkansas Poularty Federation
Low Bid Shown on Plant Expansion
Osceola Arkansas AP report says McDaniel Brothers Construction of Jonesboro filed the apparent low bid of 2,150,000 dollars to add a 575,000 square foot addition to the American Greetings plant.
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Associated Press
Osceola, Ark
McDaniel Brothers Construction Co
Jonesboro
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