Three Pittsburgh boys missing in coal mine search halted
Federal mine officials suspended the search for Bobby Abbott 14 Danny O Kain 13 and Billy Berk 13 near a Pittsburgh area coal mine after rescue workers reported no evidence the teenagers were inside The search was paused to check ground level possibilities and allow rest for crews Police Chief Andrew Orr Castle Shannon said authorities would reassess in coming hours
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Pittsburgh
Andrew Orr
Castle Shannon
T.J. McDonald
U.S. Bureau of Mines
McDonald
Bobby Abbott
Mount Washington
Danny O'Kain
Billy Berk
Badwin
Robert Abbott
Abbott
Weather Report for Arkansas and Central Regions
Weather notes from The Associated Press cover Arkansas with cloudiness and warmer trend through Saturday and scattered showers. Central Arkansas expects partly to mostly cloudy skies with isolated showers and thundershowers, highs around 85 to 92 this afternoon and 96 to 95 Saturday, lows 66 to 74. Northeast Arkansas sees increasing clouds and warmth, chance of light rain and thundershowers tonight and Saturday with lows near 70 and Saturday highs around 80s to 90s.
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Arkansas
Associated Press
Central Arkansas
Northeast
Kennedy Faces Seven Crises From Race to Communism
The article outlines President John F Kennedy’s seven major crises since 1961, focusing on race and communism as enduring, unsolved pressures. It recounts early events including the failed Bay of Pigs invasion, the Berlin Wall, steel-price tensions, and the University of Mississippi integration standoff with James Meredith, noting the varied outcomes and Kennedy’s responses.
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Washington
Kennedy
White House
Supreme Court
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Khrushchev
East Berlin
Russia
American Steel Industry
Ross Barnett
Mississippi
Barnett
James Meredith
University For
U.S
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New Pew Cushions Arrive for Presbyterian Church
Tom MeLarty, chairman of a four member special committee at First Presbyterian Church, announced on Thursday that pew cushions ordered from L. L. Sams and Sons Co. of Wausa have arrived. Installation planned by Sunday.
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Tom MeLarty
First Presbyterian Church
L. L. Sams and Sons Co
Waea
Surday
Me Karty
Cottonseed Association consolidates offices in Memphis
The Cottonseed Association merges its offices in Memphis consolidating operations and centralizing administration at one Memphis location.
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Cottonseed Ass’n
Mempiis
API
N Collanseack Products Association
Tas Valet
Memphis
Chise
Viatlas
West Virginia Hills Feud Turns Deadly in Gun Battle
CHARLESTON West Virginia two families clashed as police tried to serve a warrant at Ernest Moore's cabin. Ernest Moore age 67 and his son Andrew 23 were killed. Garnet Moore 57 wounded and charged with resisting arrest. Three troopers and two deputies present during the firefight. Miles family rival claim long feud and recent acts include property damage and road use dispute.
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Charleston
W.va
West Virginia
Ernest Moore
Here
Moore
Andrew
Garnet
Manawha
Moores
O.F. Miles
Miles
Charles Walker
Willie ‘Gibbs
Lawrence Carpenter
D. A. Nickerson
C. N. Cooke
J. D. Blevins
Gibbs
Moore Cabin
Hig Born
Light Rain Forecast Promises Wet Weather Statewide
The western Arkansas drizzle is expected to spread across the state tonight and Saturday with heavy showers likely in the west. Temperatures ranged from highs in the 70s to 80s and morning lows in the 50s to 70s as cloudiness increases eastward. The Weather Bureau notes a more normal July pattern as a high pressure cell over the Atlantic seaboard moves away. Rain totals for five days forecast to be half to one inch with year-to-date rainfall at 13.71 inches, 15.88 inches below normal, offering relief to dry northeast spots.
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Arkansas
Weather Bureau
Atlantic Seaboard
Dardanelle dam roads bid submitted by Vance Brothers
The Little Rock District of Army Engineers announced a bid of 252066 dollars from Vance Brothers Inc of Kansas City for access roads to four Dardanelle Reservoir recreation areas. Roads would serve Odita in Pope County Flat Rock Cabin Creek and Spada Jewers in Johnson County.
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Little Rock
Vance Brothers, Inc
Kansas City
Dardanelle Reservoir
Flight of Key Spy Triggers Red Shakeup in Spy Network
A top Russian defector to the West forces speculation that the Soviet Union will overhaul its intelligence apparatus. Britain, after weeks of CIA interrogation in Washington, holds the official secret defector at a secure site to deter abduction. The move follows Penkovsky and parallels with George Blake, signaling potential broad reorganizations in espionage rings across the Middle East and Eastern Europe.
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London
West
Soviet Union
Parasus
Britain
U.S. Central Intelligence Agency
Washington
George Blake
Blake
Middle East
Europe
Miss Brown Cleared in Fort Smith Murder Trial
Carolyn Brown, 20, of Fort Smith, declared innocent of the May 1962 death of Paul Rush, a local businessman. Frederick Rush was convicted and appeals the life sentence. Raymond Wood and Frederick Rush co-defendants were found not guilty was not applicable. The Sebastain Circuit Court jury deliberated three hours.
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Fort Smith, Ark
Carolyn Brown
Fort Smith
Paul Rush
Miss Brown
Rush
VIA ‘Sales’ Co
Federick Rush
Raymond Wood
Roland
Okla
Frederick
Frederick Rush
State Supreme Court
Wood
Sebastian
Sebastian County
Thiry
Peace Corpsman Doubles for Doc
Chester Wiggins, 66, a retired airline maintenance supervisor from San Bruno California, serving in Peru with the Peace Corps, aided a Peruvian woman in childbirth delivering a 2 pound 19 ounce boy during a jeep ride. Mother and child Jose Chester Demings were reported in good condition.
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Washington (Ap
Chester Wiggins
Peru
Peace Corps
Wiggins
San Brung
Calif
Jose Chester Demings
State Troops Return to War in Cambridge
Rioting and gunfire marked a tense night in Savannah as heavily armed police and state troopers dispersed rock throwing crowds during a mass march. Two Negro teenagers were wounded, with one shot from a passing car. Police hunted a car carrying four white men as rioting spread through the district, with buildings damaged and a car and a store burned.
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Savannah
Walter Williams
Gene Drew
Memorial Hospital
Drew
Andrew Young
Atlantas
Young
Southern Leadership Conference
Martin Luther King Jr
Negra
Terry's
Yard of the Month winners named for July
Hope garden clubs announce Yard of the Month winners for July across wards. Ward 1 honors Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Pasley at 300 Betts Street, Ward 2 honors Mr. and Mrs. Giles Foster at 822 West Sixth, Ward 3 honors Mr. and Mrs. J. M. O'Neal at 621 West Ave. C, Ward 4 honors Mr. and Mrs. Andy Andrews at Oakhaven.
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Hope ‘Garden Clubs
R. B.pasley
Betts Street
Flora ‘Thompjson
South Walnut
Giles Foster
West Sixt
J. M. O'Neal
West Ave. C
Andy Andrews
Oakhaven
Clarksville Ends 5 Weeks Strike At Hanford Produce Plant
Clarksville Arkansas workers at Hanford Produce Co. poultry plant return to work Monday morning after a five week strike over salary and workday conditions. The union spokesman says 440 employees, mostly women, will resume duties. The end of the dispute follows negotiations cited by the Butchers Union of America.
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Clarksville, Ark
Hanford Produce | Co
Clarksville
Butchers Union of America
Anto
Glen Campbell at Don Campbell residence country musical
A July 4 country musical at the Don Campbell residence in Pisgal drew about 800 attendees. Glen Campbell headlined with siblings and local musicians. the event was recorded by KXAR and airs Saturday July 13 at 12 noon on the Country Hour. Campbell, born in Murfreesburg Delight, has worked with Nat King Cole and others and starred in Hud.
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Don Campbell
Pisgal
Glen Campbell
Murfreesburg
Delight
KXAR
Heme
Glenn
Shorty
Gerald
Ronald
Jane
Barbara
Sandra
Nat King Cole
Pat Boone
Ricky Nelson
Hankie Laine
Bobby Davin
Dean Martin
Kingston Trio
Paul Newman
Dack
Glen
Hollyswood Gazettte
Don Sessiony
Powers Baptist Revival Led by G W Hooten in June
Powers Missionary Baptist Church will host a revival from June 14 to June 21 with evangelist Reverend G W Hooten. Pastor J E Power will lead the church staff and Carroll Byers will head the singing as the community is invited to attend.
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The
Powers Missionary Baptist Chorer
G. W. Hooten
Bro
J. BE. Power
Caroll Byers
Gospel Meeting Opens at Evening Shade Church of Christ
A gospel meeting begins July 14 at Evening Shade Church of Christ seven miles south of Hope on Highway 29. The ten day series features Evangelist Martel Pace of Fint Mich, with services nightly at 7 p.m.
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Evening Shade Church of Christ
Hope
Pola
Martel Pace
Fint, Mich
New York Telephone Delivers 1 Million Pounds of Phone Books
The New York Telephone Co delivered one million pounds of phone books to Manhattan subscribers, but the 1HS-64 edition is already out of date with 51,000 missing listings. Separate books were issued for each of the four boroughs.
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New York
New York Telephone Co
Manhattan
Cambridge Braces for Martial Law as Six Shot Wounds Reported
National Guardsmen rushed to Cambridge Maryland under orders to enforce strict limits after a night of violence described as warfare. Six white residents, including off duty guardsmen, were wounded in gunfire during a sit in and subsequent clashes between racial integrationists and segregationists. Police arrested twelve people, and curfews and vehicle stop rules were imposed as protests continued near the courthouse.
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George EB. Davidson
National Guard
Annapolis
J. Millard Tawes
Deep South
Tawes
Resaurant
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