Fulbright urges sovereignty ceding for free world unity
Senator J William Fulbright speaking via recorded Stanford audio says the free world must cede some sovereignty to meet Communism. He calls for stronger NATO, OECD, and European unification with UK Canada and the US moving toward full participation. He stresses presidential leadership and a bold policy shift under Kennedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanford
Calif
API
J. William Fulbright
D - Ark
North Atlantic
Fulbright
Senate
Ftoreign Relations Committee
Stanford University
NATO
Organization For
Great Britain
Canada
United States
Republic
Kennedy
Senate approves Spotswood Robinson to Civil Rights Commission
The Senate on a 74 to 17 vote confirms Spotswood Robinson dean of Howard University Law School as a member of the Commission on Civil Rights. He is an NAACP civil rights litigator and is praised by Sen. Holland. Two other Kennedy nominees Griswold and Bernhard are also confirmed. The commission, without police powers, reports to Congress and civil rights groups. It faces possible abolition as terms expire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robinson
Senate
Sam J. Breinde
DNC
Weather Summary From Eaxperiment Station Report
Weather report from the station notes a high of 90 and a low of 74 with total precipitation of 24.40 inches through dune. A year ago the period saw 22.75 inches. Clea tp partly cloudy and warm conditions continue with scattered late day or evening showers and light to moderate winds from the southeast and southwest, extending toward the northeast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ju Im
Priday
Bansa
Associated Press
Gunman Holds Up Suburban Supermarket
A hotel gunman robbed a suburban supermarket in Little Rock on Thursday night, fleeing on foot and firing at a pursuing employee. The assailant frightened cashier Donna Cracker and stole an estimated 360 to 500 dollars from the checkout. He wore grayish green coveralls and a cap, was about 30 with a dark complexion, and was chased by stock clerk Ken Ellington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Larry Sturdivant
Shire
Ure City
Broadmare
Donna Cracker
Ken Ellington
Amin
Ellington
Hope Junior Auxiliary Projects Highlight Talk and Plans
Miss Jan Reinhardt spoke at the Hope Junior Auxiliary meeting in the Community Room of the First National Rank on July 26, reviewing foreign exchange student and state commissioner highlights. The group discussed free bridge lessons, swimming lessons, thrift shop clothing drives, and expansion of the Needy Children Clothing Project across two more elementary schools, urging local donations.
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Jan Reinhard
Hope Junior Auxiliary
Tirst
Arkansas State Commissioners
R. I. Broach
Kelly Bryant
George Trobisan
Robison
Jimi Matchindale
James Branch
Jomi Randolph
Jed Eliis
Seaman
Saenger
Hope
Carol Lane Traffic Safety Award Recognized Here
The HD Council in safety programs honors women for traffic safety work as part of the national Carol Lane Awards. Judges include prominent women leaders. winners will be announced at the National Safety Congress in Chicago with Shell Oil hosting guests in October.
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Trempstead
Jonstratay
Council of Hope
Subi Miltad Lispraicet
IGL
Carol Lane
Ernest Grahson
of Hope
Shell Oi Cu
Ant
Shell
Carp
National Safety Congress
Chiccago
Tap
Ubeie Hie
Methodists Plan Youth Activities Week at 1st Methodist Chuely
The Rev Darrell Smith of Camden will speak during a week of youth activities at 1st Methodist Chuely. Paul O Neal serves as organist for services while the planning committee lists Sleeving Atehleys Connell Betobaedd Whitman Franks and others coordinating nightly events from Sunday through Thursday with a Pay er Breakfast and reception on the final night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
1St Methodist
Chuely
Darrell Smith
First Church
Camden
Smith
M.Y. I
Rey
Aoys
Chapanon
Alae Roy Atehleys Fead
Amie Connell Pilotielly
Dan Betobaedd
Mawina Whitman
Penny Franks
Care for the Aged Program Opposed as Unnecessary
Washington AP reports Arkansas Medical Society and the House Interior Committee oppose the Renney aged care plan, calling it unnecessary while favoring continuation of the current federal state program to provide medical care for dependents. It notes funding and implementation questions, with support for provisions under Mills legislation and related health care efforts.
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Washington
Montfort
Arka
Arkansas Medical Society
House
Wiis
Qyru Pass
Arkimsae
Atk
Byer Mills
UN Security Council to tackle renewed Tanisian naval base dispute
Bulletin reports a crisis with nations debating actions as the UN Security Council moves to address allegations of a frame aimed at disguising operations at a naval facility. It notes tense statements from several states and calls for renewed diplomacy amid rising tensions.
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Pariscape
Ainye Unites Nations Security Council
Wethu
Security Council
Dpi
Tanisian Corplaint
Amaressiaty
World Beauty Pageant Aims To Crown Miss International
Judges select 15 semifinalists from 82 contestants as final night approaches. The winner receives a 4000 prize and the event runs through a week of judging, with eliminations continuing from semifinals to determine the final Miss International.
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Hong Bact
Calil Ab
International Bea
He Honde
Miss Brevi
Vera Marie Gramnery
Edina MacViea
Miss Colon
Kamal Athinelay
Chin Yul Mia
Fin Hate
Maria Ivanas
Ramale Molt
Misane Siecure Paivurelot Dass Trata
Iren Huth Ise
Dalit Lions
Miss Maliyve
Helo Tin Hany
Lest
Aue
Mable Sehmed Tings
Paani
Angela Alowes
Sars Congwen
Two Escape From Magnolia Plane Crash
In Magnolia Arkansas two people escaped after a plane crash near Lakeall. Reporters note pilot statements and authorities responding. details are unclear due to mangled text but indicate investigation and injuries. Local officials and responders managed the incident as search and rescue units were deployed.
Guest Speaker at Shover Springs
In the pastor's absence Tew Medward Hvains and Tey CG Wy Heolen af Hope will guest speak at Shover Springs Baptist Church. Services will be held on Sunday with both speaking at the two gatherings.
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Medward Hvains
Sliver
August Draft Quota Raised Amid Calls for Status Updates
The article notes the August draft quota being raised and commanders stating the target will be met through nominations and volunteers. It reports that Selective Service headquarters and draft boards have been flooded with registrants seeking current status information on their classifications.
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Dupre Hock
Arkite
Sas
Oto Mumen Dewiuse
Anny
Honey
Gol
Fred M. Croom
Hirouku
Croom
Servier
Endorses State Withholding Tax and Surplus Spending Plan
Rep Brandon from Pulaski County urges using a $2 million surplus for emergency construction at the State Hospital and proposes a fund to leverage deposits to raise up to $20 million. He favors a state bank position to erase collections without boosting taxes, arguing for a targeted preservation of funds.
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Livtles Rokali
Pulaski County
Dim Brandon
State Hospital State Hospital
Brandon
Lieflock
Caldaushy
Gale
Tiloresan State Bank de Posits
Arkansas Cancer Quota Met Amid Mixed Reports
Fragmentary text references a cancer quota, mentions delays and meetings, with unclear details. Possible notes of state actions, community input, and aid distribution. Names and places are unreadable, leaving the core point unclear.
U S Moves in Reserve Ties to Berlin Crisis
The Kennedy administration plans a broad reserve stance with diplomatic and military steps as Berlin grows tense. Secretary of State De sure aims to firm allied support in Paris and London ahead of possible Western summit talks with Kennedy and de Gaulle.
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John M. Hightower
Soviet Union
United States
Britain
Orange
West Germany
Kevins Aue
Kennedy
Meonch
Charles de Gaulle
Britssh
Havok Macmillan
Gast-West
Negotin Lions
Bertin
Siummit
Kheushvhey
Hat Ds
Jaftichi
Berlin
Mieschg
Pri
Tata
U S Worker Conduct Code Is Set Up
The White House issued a unified code of conduct for federal employees, approved by the Civil Service Commission, aligning with Kennedy era reforms. It bans outside employment that could create real or apparent conflicts, prohibits gifts or favors that bias officials, and allows lawful outside activities like teaching or writing if they do not affect duties or bring government discredit.
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Washington
Cary
White House
Cahlner
Civil Service Commission
Weadnesday
Kennedy
Pitts
Rape Charges Filed Against Pair in White County
In Batesville prosecutors said two White County residents, James Sterling and Thera Harta, face rape charges linked to an attack described as June near Independence. The alleged victim was picked up by the pair and coerced to travel to a remote area. she was left injured and walking to Bald Knob, where a marshal found her in distress.
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Newport
Age
New York
Batesville
Norman Tarkey
James Sterling
Providence
Thera Harta
Rosebud
Dacksen County
Harkey
Storing
Harta
Rusk Expects Cuban Reply By Saturday
Secretary of State Dean Rusk said the United States expects a Cuban response by Saturday to the request for the return of the Mister Air Lines plane. He noted Switzerland represents U S interests in Cuba since severing ties and discussed sovereign immunity in court actions over the hijacked craft.
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Washington
Dean Musk
Mister Air Lines
Switzerland
U.S
Cuba
Ve This Rusk
United States
Povernael
Staite Deptment
Air Heraft
Koverment
Rusk
Crh
All Around Town Deputy John Wilsam heads to Chicago training
Deputy John Wilsam travels Sunday for Chicago for a week of training for prosecuting attorneys at Northwestern University School of Law. The course features lectures by experts from several states and return travel on August 7.
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John Fa
Wilsam
Chicago
Northwestern University School of Law
PSC Gives Go Ahead Sign for Pay Television
The Kansas Public Service Commission approved a pay television proposal from Midwest Video Corp to serve Little Rock’s western residential area. The commission debated service security and financing and heard testing plans before construction begins, with Midwest affiliated to a larger media group.
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PSC
Teel
Midwast Video Corp
Southwestern Beth Tele Phra
Bell
Scivanilla Teat Midwest
Midwest
Midwest To Gunpart Fue Fisinesil Security
Ae Ke Yeyling
Ciartition Melanelin
Little Rock
Debated Senate Fight Looms Over Foreign Aid Plan
Washington reports a partisan clash over a five year foreign aid package. Kennedy seeks 70 million borrowing from the Treasury without year by year approval while funds from repayments and grants cover the rest. House committee approved a smaller current year authorization and expects formal action soon.
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Washington
Jatn Reepublican
Ken Haly
Senate
Arethority
Kennedy
Treasury
House
Atfaira
Seata
Mosely
Lesshan
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Manisafta
Mike Matsfield
Montana
Century Class to Hear Pastor Century Class to Hear Pastor
The Fifth Saliy gest teacher of the Contry Bible Class of Malhavtise Church will lead the session. Attendees are expected Sunday as the Blue team captained by Tay Warner faces the Red team led by Lem Brow. Members include Rev Mir Ser mills and others in the community.
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Contry Bible
First Malhavtise Church
Tay Warner
Lelmer Brow
Mir
Sermills
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