Hijacked Plane Bound for Tampa Forced to Havana
A Eastern Air Lines Electra with 33 aboard was hijacked en route to Tampa and forced to land near Havana at Marti Airport. NORAD tracked the jet from Homestead to three miles off Cuba as U S officials urged Cuba to release the plane and its passengers.
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Harding College President to Receive Americanism Award
Dr. George S. Berson president of Harding College of Searcy will be awarded the Americanism citation by the American Legion at its 48th annual convention in Little Rock. About 1,600 delegates are expected to attend the meeting opening Thursday with the award presentation Friday night.
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Arkansas counties eligible for federal redevelopment aid list
Twenty of Arkansas counties are eligible for federal aid under a new weather redevelopment law. Classification of a redevelopment area does not guarantee aid. areas need state and federal approval. Counties named include Ashley Baxter Chicot Crittenden Desha Fulton Independence Lee Lincoln Madison Marion Montgomery Newton Ouachita Phillips Searcy Sharp Stone Van Buren Woodruff.
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Weather Experiment Station Report For Eight Hours Ended
Regional forecast by Associated Press notes partly cloudy warm and humid conditions. Winds from the southwest mostly. isolated afternoon thunderstorms possible. Temperature ranges vary by region with little change through Thursday. scattered afternoon and evening showers expected. coast to inland areas show upper mid to lower 90s Fahrenheit highs and cool nights.
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Hempstead Welfare Costs In June Expose State Strain
In June four thousand one hundred sixty three Hempstead residents drew welfare aid costing taxpayers sixty six thousand eight hundred thirty one dollars. The series notes Newburgh New York reforms and criticizes aid limits while alleging misuses such as surplus foods swapped for alcohol and misdirected charity.
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Rector Police Chief Dies on Patrol Duty
Rector Arkansas police chief Jess Lb McCord, 66, died after a heart attack while on patrol Saturday night. He had served as police chief since January 1 and previously held the post for several years.
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Mrs Lockard, 56, Dies in Local Hospital
Mrs. Cleo Lockard a lifelong resident of Hope died Saturday in a local hospital. Survived by husband Henry Elbert Lockard and three daughters, with mother Mrs. Alice Lemley and four brothers. Services held at Gospel Tabernacle with burial in Rose Hill Cemetery.
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Texas
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Arkansas council seeks extra funds for state needs
The Legislative Council and Revenue and Taxation Committee in Little Rock began steps to locate more money from the state financial structure. They will hold hearings on surplus funds and unexpended agency reserves to offset appropriations and possible bond issues, with University of Arkansas and state colleges set to present requests as part of a near 42 million bond plan.
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Hurricane a Peril to S. America
Hurricane winds lash the Caribbean coast with heavy rains and dangerous gusts. The season’s first hurricane lay about 20 miles east of Mangrove Creek near the Guatemala border, threatening Central America as warnings extend across British Honduras and surrounding areas.
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Mother and 5 of 10 Die in Lowell Tenement Fire
A Lowell Massachusetts mother Mattie Maryland about 50 and five of her ten children died when a three story tenement building burned rapidly. A sixth child remained missing hours later and was feared dead. Two older children survived with burns. The father John Maryland was treated for cuts and released. About 30 people were in the structure when the blaze started on the third floor.
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Auto wreck causes heavy damage near Prescott
Report of a severe vehicle crash yesterday involving a car driven by Mrs. Brad Bright of Prescott. Authorities say the collision, described as heavy damage, affected the vehicle and required response from Shire Officers Paniboy and Uk Ward. No clear injuries or fatalities are confirmed in the readable text.
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Arkansas Death Toll Reaches Eighteen In Week of Drownings
The number of violent deaths climbs as two Arkansas men drown and others die in accidents and a shooting. Garry Casey 19 of Watylor and Ranald Cileword 24 of Rees Hon drowned in separate incidents south of Harrison and in North Little Rock. Charles Qurivers 24 died in North Little Rock after a collision with a utility pole. Bill Mrinklin Cross 24 of Little Rock killed Harold Ester following an argument over a slap to a woman. Witnesses were Dorothy McReynolds and Don Boise, spouses of Foster, who witnessed the shooting.
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Arkansan Named at Naval Base
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Five in One Family Shot to Death in Midland
Midland Texas a 15 year old Tama girl was shot in the stomach and seriously wounded as a family conflict ended in four deaths and one survivor. Kinsey family members aged 17 Johnny 14 Lilly 7 and two others perished in the home northwest of the West Texas oil center. A wounded girl, Lanse, 15, reached Michanes Memorial Hospital in serious condition after escaping through a bathroom window in her night clothes as the shooting occurred around 2 am. The gunman was reported dead from a forehead pistol wound.
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Arkansans on War Program Commemoration Roles
Manasas battlefield Va. announces Arkansans selected as liaison officers for the four year Civil War commemoration. The event aims to remind the world that Americans have always been willing to fight and die for their beliefs and principles.
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All Around Town Foster Land and Realty Cop sale notice
Foster Land and Realty Cop announces the sale of over 4 000 acres of land with several notable purchasers listed including G. Gal Pruden of Brownsville Texas 3 500 acres and W Youry of Norwalk California 68 acres also MW Meloy and David Meloy of Albany Georgia with 190 and 180 acres respectively. The report also mentions the Shakespeare festival at Stratford and local community figures, with scattered references to military and aviation topics and various place names, forming a broad community notice.
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Pioneer Fulton Woman Mrs Myra Cox Dies at 88
Mrs Myra Cox an 88 year old pioneer woman of Fulton died Sunday in a nursing home. Survivors include her children Herbert Roy and others. Services were held at Union Church in Fulton with burial in Tropes Cemetery. A memorial fund was established in Ratton Union Church.
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French Uneasy in Tunisia Cease-fire tensions rise
French troops reportedly landed near Bizerte inside the UN cease-fire zone, drawing Tunisian denials and new restrictive measures. Tunisian officials cite possible reinforcements moving within the Cap Blanc perimeter as Day Hammarskjold visits.
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Cuba Welcomes Yuri Gagarin Amid Revolutionan Fete
Cuba prepared a hero's welcome for Yuri Gagarin as part of the eighth anniversary celebrations of the July 26 movement. The event included airport closures, mass gatherings in Havana and across provinces, and plans for a Communist party rally and a new workers policy. Gagarin praised the Cuban revolution and its symbol of freedom, while Castro was expected to announce a new state-sponsored economic effort.
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PSC Allows Arkla to Introduce New Rate Evidence
The Public Service Commission granted Louisiana Gas Co. permission to introduce new evidence to justify a 7 cent per month rate increase. Cities opposed to the hike have two weeks to study the material. hearings included testimony from Arkla executives and consultants amid objections to exhibits and requests for delays to study cost of service.
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