Stalled Cotton Bill Hinges on Trade Bargain
Washington AP reports the fate of stalled cotton legislation tied to a possible trade with the Area Redevelopment Administration. Southern support for the ARA bill could win northern backing for the cotton measure, with Poage saying a deal may shift votes. House Rules action expected this week for floor consideration amid prior defeats and a two-price cotton system under threat.
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Gordon Brown
Washington
Area Redevelopment Administration
W. R. Poage
House Agriculture Committee
Poage
Agriculture Committee
House Rules Committee
House
ARA
Harold B. Cooley
D-N.c
Senate
Sees No Harm From Rail Rates
Rep. Oren Harris says Arkansas River Navigation Project gains remain despite a bill allowing railroads to cut bulk freight rates. Col. Gilbert Darland warns that lower rail rates could harm the project and force lines out of business. The Arkansas Basin Association meeting in Little Rock on July 9 discussed rate changes and transportation parity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Bluff, Ark
Oren Harris
D-Ark
Arkansas River Navigation Project
Gilbert Darland
Nashville, Tenn
Arkansas Basin Association
Little Rock
Darland
Weather Report from Experiment Station 24 Hours Ending 7 AM
The station records a high of 98 and a low of 68 with trace precipitation in the 24 hour period ending 7 am Tuesday. No significant weather events noted.
Senator Invites Hunts for Arkansas Diamonds
Washington AP reports Sen. John L. McClellan invited fellow lawmakers to Arkansas to join a diamonds hunt after a Fine Bluff man found a 11.92 carat diamond at Murfreesboro area Arkansas Diamond Mine worth about 8000 dollars. He notes over 60000 diamonds have been found nearby, mostly for industrial use.
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Washington
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
Congressional Record
Murfreeshore
Art A. Rogers
Pine Dbluft
Ark
Arkansas
McClellan
McClelan
Murfreesboro
Fatally Hurt in Auto Wreck Near Paragould Arkansas
Paragould Arkansas AP report lists Johnny Wayne Noul age 49 of Monelle killed instantly in a Sunday auto crash when the car left a curve and struck a railroad pile. Driver Jerry Farmer of Cardwell Missouri was listed as critical. Neal Goion reported 2 miles south past HolD Parodpuads.
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Paragould
Ark
Johnny Wayne Noul
Monelle
Missouri
Jerry Farmer
Cardwell
Red Oiiun
Arkansas
Neal Goion
Arkansas to adopt new math by 1966 1986 plan stated
Cecil Mc Dermot, mathematics supervisor for the state Education Department, said Arkansas schools are expected to start teaching new math by 1986. He told the Arkansas Association for Supervision and Curriculum Development that the department hoped to adopt a new math curriculum by 1966 when the next math textbooks are approved. New math, though older in math, is taught with a new approach emphasizing drill. MacDermot noted some Arkansas schools are already using the system.
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Little Rock
Cecil McDermot
State Education Department
Arkansas
Arkansas Association For Supervision and Curriculum Development
North
MacDermot
Two Killed in Ark. Car Crash Near Homer
An early Monday crash on U S 7 near Homer Arkansas killed two people and injured a third. Guy Neal Hamonds 19 of Arcola Illinois drove the car and Allen Lynn Matheney 19 of Oblong Illinois was a passenger. Daniel McIntyre of El Dorado Arkansas, driver of the gasoline truck, said he swerved to the shoulder to avoid Hamonds car and was nearly burned when the truck exploded after the collision.
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Homer
Apia
Ff Dearde
Ark
Guy Neal Hamonds
Arcola
Allen Lynn Matheney
Oblong
Daniel McIntyre
el Dorado
Hamonds
U.S. 7
Casaling
Race Strife in New York Police arrests rise at Brooklyn construction site
Antidis crimination pickets blocked entry at a Brooklyn hospital site as civil rights leaders push for more jobs for Negroes and Puerto Ricans on public works. Police arrested 80 more demonstrators, driving total arrests near 400. City Hall talks with Mayor Wagner and union reps planned.
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New York
Brooklyn Hospital
Robert F. Wagner
Brooklyn
William A. Jones Jr
Committee On
Downstate Medical Center
Jones
Sald
Rutgers
Manhattan
Lower East Side
Reslo
Peajeet
Rail Owners Back JFK Plan to Avert Rail Strike
Representatives of the railroads vote unanimously to back Kennedy's emergency plan. Congress prepares to grant ICC authority to settle the work rules dispute and delay the new rules for two years. The five operating unions weigh their position as Capitol action moves forward.
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Washington
Kennedy
Association of American Railroads
Congress
Interstate Commerce Commission
Capitol
Congressional Acion
Congressional Teaders
Congressional
ICC
Industrial Tour Set for Wednesday
The final Industrial Tour of the month will be held Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock. Haskell Jones, Chamber of Commerce president, said the Shanhouse plant and the Delight Egg Farms Processing plant will host. Local business men and others are urged to meet at 10 o'clock at 2nd and Main for the brief visit. Tours of woodworking industries will occur in September during Forest Products Month and the State-Wide Industry Appreciation Month.
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Haskell Jones
Chamber of Commerce
Shanhouse
Delight
Jones
First Assembly Kids Crusade Planned This Summer
First Assembly of God plans a Kids Krusade from July 29 through August 2 with nightly services 7:00 to 9:30. Gospel team Bob and Jeri Winford of Cape Girardeau Missouri lead the event. Children aged 3 to 15 may enroll by calling PR 7 4357 or arriving early at 6:50 on opening night.
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First Assembly of God
First Assembly
Bob
Jeri Winford
Cape Girardeau
Missouri
America
Three charged in death of infant near Ozark
Pope County Sheriff Otto Brinkman brings three suspects to Russellville in the death of an infant found at a roadside park near Ozark. John Potts and his 15 year old brother plus their 63 year old father were extradited from Albuquerque. a fourth suspect Jerry Kitty Scheuer, 20, in Santa Ana, faces charges for failing to report an illegitimate child death. Scheuer waived extradition to Arkansas.
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Russellville
Ark
Jeff Mabley
Pope County
Otto Brinkman
Brinkman
John Thomas
Potts
William
Rhodes
Albuquerque
N.M
Mobley
California
Jerry Kitty Scheuer
Santa Ana
Arkansas
Miss Scheuer
Ozark
Kerrtucky
John Potts
Veterinarians Name Officers In Arkansas Association
Dr Louie G Stratton of Siloam Springs was elected president of the Arkansas Veterinary Practitioners Association in Hot Springs. Dr Andrew Monroe of Pine Bluff was named vice president and Dr Donald J Burroughs of Hot Springs was chosen secretary treasurer. The three day meeting ends today.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Louie G. Stratton
Siloam Springs
Arkansas Veterinary Practitioners Association
Andrew Monroe
Pine Bluff
Donald J. Burroughs
Accident on West 16th Street Causes Minor Damage
Automobiles driven by Newt Pentecost of Hope and Joe Wiley of Texarkana collided on West 16th Street with only minor damage. City Policeman Linvard charged Wiley for driving without a license.
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West 16Th Street
Newt Pentecost
Hope
Joe Wiley
Texarkana
Linvard
Wiley
All Around Town Christmas Card Mail Borne Tales
All Around Town notes a 1962 Christmas card mailed from an Army Post Office New York by Capt. and Mrs. Robert C. Powers received July 20, 1963 by Mr. Carson Lewis of Lewis McLarty. The piece lacks a ZIP. The column adds a traffic ticket anecdote and reports on Mack McLarty at the American Legion Convention in El Dorado plus local group news, farming prospects in Arkansas, and a comic note about a rooster caring for guinea fowl chicks.
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Robert C. Powers
U.S. Marine Corps
Army Post Office
New York
Carson Lewis
Lewis-McLarty
Dept
Powers
Hope
Mack McLirty
Boys State
American Legion
el Dorado
Legion
el Dorado Municipal
An Miwa
Mick
Big 3 finish work on test treaty in Moscow
The Soviet Union Britain and the United States reportedly completed work on a nuclear test ban treaty covering air outer space and underground tests. Officials said the leaders may initial the pact on Wednesday after delegations left Spiridonovka Palace. Negotiations also touched on a non aggression pact between NATO and the Warsaw Pact, with indications that hurdle may be overcome.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Britain
United States
Spiridonovka Palace
U.S
W. Averall Harriman
Lord Hailsham
Andrei A. Gromyko
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Nuclear test ban talks near finish hindered by pact link
AP report from Moscow notes American British and Soviet negotiators press to sign a nuclear test ban by midweek. Khrushchev aims to tie a NATO nonaggression pledge and ground inspections, while Harriman lacks presidential authority to negotiate. Kennedy open to unilateral curbs but wary of binding East Germany recognition and Oder Neisse issues.
Patmos Native John Laha Dies in Shreveport at 76
John Laha, 76, longtime Patmos resident and World War I veteran, died yesterday in a Shreveport hospital. Survived by his widow and several relatives in Oklahoma New Jersey and Arkansas. Funeral services set for 2 p.m. Wednesday at Mt. Nebo with Rev. Wesley Thomason officiating. burial to follow at Mt. Nebo Cemetery under Smith Funeral Home of Stamps.
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John Laha
Shreveport
Patmos
Swvivers
Terrell Hazlett
Stamps
Merrell Hazlett
Tom River
N. J
Dan Laha
Myles Latia
Hope
Margarette Cooper
Durant
Oklahoma
Ophelia ‘Sims
Caddo
Wula Horton
Fanny’ Horton
ML. Nebo
Patmes
Wesley Thomason
Mt. Nebo
Smith Funeral Home
Nikita May Insist on a Package Deal
MOSCOW AP reported that the limited nuclear test ban treaty was nearly finished while Western delegates awaited Khrushchev’s stance on a bundled package including an East West nonaggression pact. Negotiators in Britain and the Soviet Union worked to finalize an initialing this week with only a few words left. Western sources said completion could come by today or Wednesday, barring a package deal.
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Preston Grover
Moscow
Khrushchev
Uls
U.S
W. Averell Harriman
Kennedy
Congress
Shrine Meet Schedule in Hope This Saturday
Shrine ceremonial events unfold at Hope with Nobles and ladies registering at Barlow Hotel at 8 30 a m a parade forms at Child’s park ing lot at 11 a m luncheon for novices at Barlow 32 toon and ladies luncheon at Country Club at noon first section at high school auditorium at 2 p m second section at 3 p m informal dance at Hope Country Club from 7 to 9 30 p m admission requires a 1363 Shrine membership card
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Hope
Barlow Hotel
Child's
Barlow
Hope Country Club
Shrine
Exiles Plan Thrusts on Castro Invasion Veterans Split Actions
Exile leaders announce preparations to move to Central American bases as Artime seeks to base operations abroad. Dr Manuel Artime says exile groups will fight inside Cuba within a year, while Jose San Roman Roberto San Roman and Erneido Oliva train in the United States awaiting deployment.
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Theodore A. Ediger
Miami
Fla
Fidel
Castro
U.S
Manuel Artime
Nicaagua
Cuba
Rene Schick
Luis Somoza
Fidel Castro
Artime
Revolutionary Recovery Movement
United States
Central America
Fulgencio Batista
US. Army
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