Committee Approves Cotton Bill Amid Uncertainty
Washington AP reports the House Rules Committee approved the long delayed cotton bill on Wednesday. It would let domestic mills buy U.S. cotton at world prices and end the two price system via a domestic subsidy offset by an 80 cent per pound export subsidy. Southern state representatives backed the proposal, while Republican support varied.
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Washington
House Rules Committee
House
U.S
State House
Calender Of Events And Obituary Notices
The Junior Anna P. Strong Club meets at the Community Center July 25 at 5 o clock with all members urged to attend. The Prescott District Sunday School Convention opens at Bethel A M E Church with Rt Rev John Douglas Bright presiding Friday morning. public invited to hear the preacher. Funeral services for Mrs Abby Simmons are at Church of Christ North Walker Street Friday July 26 at 2 pm, burial in Cave Hill Cemetery. Hicks Funeral Home Inc in charge. North Carolina delegates discuss a complex bill on Area Redevelopment Administration funding amid party shifts and a pending House Banking Committee vote, with ARA and cotton bills affected by new nondiscrimination employment rules.
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Anna P. Strong
Lois Ann Hicks
Prescott District
Bethel A.M.E
John Douglas Bright
Twelvth Episcopal District
Abbie Simmons
Church of Christ
North
Walker’ Street
Cave Hill Cemetery
Hicks Funeral Home, Inc
Area Redevelopment Administration
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Senate
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Federal Register
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Colorado
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Hawaii
District of Columbia
Law upholds truck license rule in Arkansas case
Circuit Judge William J. Kirby ruled Act 73 of 1963 constitutional, fining Rodman S. MacQuiston 650 for violating truck NR tag requirements. MacQuiston, 58, appealed to the state Supreme Court after a 50 dollar Little Rock traffic court conviction. the arrest was arranged last week. The measure amended a 1929 law governing Natural Resources NR tags used mainly on farms and for hauling forest products and other natural resource goods.
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Little Rock
William J. Kirby
Kirby
Rodman S. McQuiston
Fne
MacQuiston
Attoney
Longstreth Jr
Patmos School District budget proposal for 1963 levy
The Patmos School District No 9 Hempstead County Arkansas files the proposed budget of expenditures and tax rate for the fiscal year starting July 1, 1963. General Control 970 dollars Instruction 680 Operation of School Buildings 1800 Maintenance of School Plant and Equipment 1120 Auxiliary Agencies including transportation 4745 Fixed Charges 1240 Capital Outlay None Debt Service None. The board proposes a 27 mill tax levy. Signed July 23 1963 by Finis Odom president and Willis Shepard secretary.
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van Levy
Patmos
Hempstead County
Arkansas
State of
Board of Directores
Board OF
Mites
Finis Odom
Willis Shepard
Rockefeller Calms Over Barry Gains Analysis
AP News analyzes Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller's planning division calmly assessing Barry Goldwater's growing strength in key states. It notes Rockefeller and Goldwater as top Republican contenders, with Goldwater's regional base and delegate math shaping nomination prospects ahead of the July convention.
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Robert T. Gray
Albany
N.Y
Nelson
A. Rockefeller
Barry Goldwater
Arkansas
Maryland
Idaho
New York
Arizona
Goldwater
Rockefeller
Some Facts of Life in Arkansas and Elsewhere
Readable fragments describe memory tricks for ZIP codes, cross pollination of plants including tomatoes from potato vines, and a Jonesboro observer noting grain corn appears outerly ordinary but grain is separately shucked inside. A Texas school building displays a sign offering big bonus stamps.
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Clarence. Taylor
Pine- Bluff
Vencyclopedias
Jonesboro. Y. Schoultz
Texas
Death by Own Action Ruled in Man's Death
Pulaski County coroner Howard A. Dishough ruled Harold Green 21 of Little Rock died by his own action. Green was found in a parked car with multiple superficial wounds from a .22 caliber firearm. The death occurred Tuesday near Little Rock and was announced Wednesday.
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Little Rock
Pulaski County
Howard
A. Dishough
Harold Green
Dishough
Green
Tittle: Rock
Hope Star masthead and subscription notice
The document shows the Hope Star newspaper masthead, editors, and publishing staff with address and subscription rates. It lists The Star Building address in Hope Arkansas, staff roles including Editor Publisher, Managing Editor, and Advertising Manager, plus AP affiliation and national service notes. Subscription options include weekly carrier, monthly, quarterly, and yearly rates, with distribution in Hempstead and surrounding counties.
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Hope
Mai
Hempstead
Nevada
LaFayette
Howard
Miller Counties
Arkansas Rail Freight Increases Denied by Commission
LITTLE ROCK AP The state Commerce Commission denied a bid by the late railroads for another intrastate freight increase. Chairman Kay L. Matthews said the 1958 rise was not proven insufficient to cover rising costs. A separate Arkansas internal freight increase case remains before the commission.
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Little Rock
State Commerce Commission
Kay L. Matthews
Arkansas
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