Berlin Used by Reds to Split Europe
Gen Lucius D. Clay, Kennedy’s Berlin representative, says West Berlin’s situation has improved while warning Khrushchev may risk war to disrupt Western European unity. In a two part exclusive interview with AP in New York, Clay notes morale has returned to normal and Berlin’s economy moves again, but the West–Soviet standoff remains unchanged.
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U.S
New York
Associated Press
Fort Smith TV Station Honored for Public Safety Film
KFSA Fort Smith received the National Safety Council Award of Merit for public service. The station contributed to a national campaign to prevent blasting cap accidents by showing film spots warning youngsters about handling blasting caps.
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Weather Station Report and Regional Forecast Summary
Weather experiment station records show 24 hours ending 6 pm Tuesday with a high of 98 and a low of 68 and no precipitation. Scattered thundershowers were reported in Emmet but did not reach Hope or the station. June precipitation to date totals 26.93 inches, up from 24.90 inches a year ago. Regional forecast from The Associated Press notes Central Arkansas will be clear to partly cloudy through Friday with isolated afternoon or evening storms. highs in the mid 80s and lows in the 60s to low 70s, with continued warm, dry conditions in Southwest and Southeast Arkansas.
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Associated Press
Senators Vote to Kill Kennedy Health Care Plan
Washington AP reports Arkansas Senators J William Fulbright and John L McClellan voted to table a motion to kill President Kennedy's Social Security health care plan. The measure passed with a 52 to 48 vote.
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Balloon Echo No 2 Launch Shows Giant Spherical Feat
CAPE CANAVERAL Fla AP The largest space vehicle ever sent aloft a balloon dubbed Big Shot rose 950 miles above the Atlantic as a test for the Echo 11 satellite. It expanded to 135 feet, drifted across the predawn sky for about 10 minutes, then burned up after 24 minutes. Officials reported high quality inflation film and recovery efforts off San Salvador.
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Kelly Bryant Open House Next Sunday
Kelly Bryant announces an open house on Sunday, July 22, from 1 to 6 p.m. at his Hope headquarters Room 518, Maria Hotel, Little Rock. Assisting him will be wife Elizabeth and daughter Betty. Bryant, a former publisher and state employee, campaigns for Secretary of State.
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Arkansas Almanac
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Iam
Nebo Park event eyed as six gubernatorial candidates meet
Arkansas gubernatorial candidates brace for a shared platform at Mt Nebo State Park near Danville for the annual Mt Nebo Chicken Fry. If all six appear, it will mark the second time they collectively address voters on the same stage. Candidates will have 10 minutes each with David Cox leading off and Gov Orval Faubus expected to speak.
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Mt. Nebo State Park
Dardanelle
David Cox
Orval E. Faubus
Cox
Tfraubus
Sid McMath
Little Rock
W. R. (Witt) Stephens
Arkansas Louisiana Gas Co
State Public Service Commission
Alford
Faubus
Clarence Thornbrough
Faulbus
Searcy
Truman
Employment Security Division
McMaid
Junction
Telstar to Carry President’s News Conference Live
President Kennedy will hold a news conference next Monday with part of it carried to Europe by Telstar. The White House said the historic live feed will enable two way communication between America and Europe as the satellite aligns for the broadcast.
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Washington
Kennedy
White House
Europe
Telstar
Pierre Salinger
America
Vote Officials List Tomorrow for Preferential Primary
The Star reports Hempstead County Democratic Central Committee selected election officials Tuesday. Typing the long list caused a delay, so the list will be published tomorrow for the preferential primary held on July 31.
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Star
Hempstead County
Democratic Central Committee
W E Adams Dies From Log Truck Injury in Ashdown
W E Adams 41 died early Wednesday in Ashdown hospital after sustaining injuries while loading logs at Little River Bottoms below Ashdown Tuesday morning. A World War II veteran, he is survived by wife Lula Belle two sons Gerald and Terrell his parents Mr and Mrs L E Adams five brothers Homer Edward all of Fulton Route One. Funeral at 4 p.m. Thursday Powers Baptist Church with Revs Wayne Johnson and Norman Grant. Burial Westmoreland Cemetery with Herndon Cornelius in charge.
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Ashdown
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Edward
Fulton
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Wayne Johnson
Norman Grant
Westmoreland Cemetery
Herndon Cornelius
Carousel at Hodges Gardens at UL Opera Guild
The University of Southern Louisiana Opera Guild will present Carousel on July 21 at 7 30 p m on the Hodges Gardens lakeshore stage. The production features about 100 cast and crew under Bernard Erhard with Mary Virginia Leonard and Antonio Ferer as leads. Public twilight program, free of charge, at Hodges Gardens Highway 171.
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New York Times
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Opera Guild
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USL Music
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Carousel
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Brown
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John Coax
Harvey Carpenter
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Mary Cecelia Stein
Praducer
Bernard Erhard
USL
John Turner
Hugh Wallis Jr
Lafayette High School
A. J. and Nona Trigg Hodges
Two Die in Car Crash Near Alma Arkansas
In Van Buren Ark a head on collision Tuesday night near Alma killed two people and injured three. Identified victims include Louise Eisenburger Enid Oklahoma and Eunice Darlene Kentley Mountainburg Arkansas. Injured are C W Eisenburger 61 Thomas L Ward 70 Fanny Ward 74. The Wards are of Dallas Texas. The Ward couple were passengers in the Eisenburger vehicle.
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Louise Eisenburger
Enid
Okla
Eunice Darlene Kentley
Mountainbars
C. W. Eisenburger
Thomas L. Ward
Fanny
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Tex
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Joe Sullivan
Winston Keithley
Keithley
Eisenburs Lar
Three Blytheville Properties to Be Auctioned Off
Three Blytheville properties set for auction on January 87 include Hotel Notte Racerback Rustic and Lier Store. The property owner is Bilert Reddick of Blytheville.
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Blytheville, Ark
Senate kills Kennedy medical care plan for elderly
The Senate rejected the administration medical care proposal for the elderly on a 52 to 48 vote. President Kennedy called it a grave defeat and pledged to renew the effort next year. The rollback drew broad bipartisan opposition and followed a fierce public fight led by the American Medical Association.
Charles Reynerson Dies at 55
Charles Reynerson 55 former Hope City treasurer died this afternoon in a local hospital after a short illness. Survived by wife Frances Silver Reynerson mother Lennie Reynerson of Hope three sisters Otho Taylor Crossett J J Harlan Little Rock Marald Cassler Nfepe three brothers Luther Paducah Clark Baton Rouge and sen Greenville Texas. Burial arrangements not yet made.
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Hope
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Crossett
J. J. Harlan
Little Rock
Marald Cassler
Nfepe
Luther
Paducah
Clark
Baton Rouge
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Greewille
Texas
Peru Power-Sharing Deal Seeks Smooth Referendum Outcome
In Lima political leaders awaited a military response to a deal between Victor Haya de la Torre’s APRA and rightist Odrista supporters to back Adria for the presidency. The plan aims to avert a coup by consolidating a ruling coalition as Congress will select the next leader from the top three vote-getters. Old President Prado reappoints Camas Monteyra Paz Soldan’s cabinet, while Navy Minister Tirado resists resignation. Congress is set to convene July 28 to choose a president.
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Congress
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Ferry
Odria
Leffish Apra
Odrista Union
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Apra-Adria
Manuel Prado
Camas Monteyra
Returning Veterans Reemployment Rights Expanded Under Act
National guardsmen and reservists called to active duty during the emergency can expect reemployment protections under the Universal Military Training and Service Act. Alyre J. Gallant of the Labor Department’s Bureau of Veterans Reemployment Rights notes amendments restore seniority and employment benefits, easing return to former positions. A pamphlet Field Letter No. 20 provides the act’s full text, with clarifications and contact details for copies.
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Department of Labor
Bureau of Veterans
New Orleans
Uhey
U.S. Department of Labor
British Will Not Free Soblen
Three high court justices refused Dr. Robert Soblen’s plea to be set free on British soil but granted him permission to appeal. An appeal would delay deportation to the United States for about six weeks, with Soblen still facing asylum requests to the Home Office. The Home Office indicated no inkling of attitude toward asylum, but officials doubt it will be granted. Continuous detention appeal denied. deportation via airline would be arranged if needed.
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London
Robert Soblen
Soblen
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Home Office
High Court
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Britain
Israel
America
New York
Soblenn
Sid
Fulbright to Speak in Germany Bonn Program Anniversary
In Bonn, Germany, Sen. J William Fulbright is set to speak at a Bonn University ceremony marking the Mabright 10th anniversary. The U S Embassy says the program has enabled 2827 German and 2504 American students to study abroad. Attending will be Chancellor Konrad Adenauer, John J McCloy, and James B Cunlill.
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Germany
J. William Pulbright
D + Ark
Bonn University
U.S
Konrad Adenauer
John J. McCloy
James B. Cunail
Hefest
Fuderal Republic
Weisenberger to Loan Board Meet in Litt Back Monday
Arkansas Student Loan Board members Weisenberger and Royo prepare for a Monday afternoon session in Litt Back. The board, created by the Legislature, aims to aid needy college students with loan classifications and policy decisions.
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Weisenberger
Hipe
Arkansas Student Loan Board
Weisenherse
Arkansas
College
Weather Report at Fayetteville
Fayetteville weather report notes the Appropriations Committee approved a Los Weather Station for travel relief. The construction funding amount was not announced.
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Atk
House
Los
Angry JFK Faces Fight Over Health Plan in 1962 Election
President Kennedy plans a national drive to win support for his elderly health care program funded by Social Security. In the Senate a Republican Democrat coalition defeated the plan 43 to 8 with 117 opponents, while 44 Democrats and 5 Republicans backed it. Kennedy vows to push the issue in the congressional elections, highlighting a clash with Republicans who accused Democrats of obstruction. Senator Humphrey predicts a major campaign battle as Kennedy ammunition targets a dozen Republican rivals in the race.
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Minnesota
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Democratic National Committee
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Indiana
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James B. Pearson
Kansas
Norgis Catton
Maurice J Murphy
New Hampshire
Dickson
Finds Hell Pensioned Off Too Soon Finds Hell Pensioned Off Too Soon
Washington AP reports 50 year old police officer Charles B. Radel filed a request for temporary retirement benefits after an alleged self inflicted incident. The retiree is said to be awaiting pension rules as the district attorney’s office reviews the case.
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