Patterson Blames Kennedy Aide for Racial Violence
Atty Gen Joe Patterson of Mississippi charged the Kennedy administration and Atty Gen Robert Kennedy with responsibility for racial violence across the nation during Senate Commerce Committee hearings on the civil rights bill. He accused DOJ agents of aiding violators and urged voluntary solutions over the public accommodations measure, while Gov Carl Sanders of Georgia testified.
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Washingtn
Joe T. Patterson
Mississippi
Kennedy
Robert F. Kennedy
Senate Commerce Committee
U. S
Mike Monroney
D-Ukla
Monroney
Patterson
U.S
United States
U.S. Department of Justice
U.S. Attorney General
Department of Justice
Carl E. Sanders
Georgia
Congress
Senate Judiciary Committee
Atty
House
Emanuel Cellier
D-N.y
Celier
House Judiciary Committee
Sanders
Senate Commerce Group
Weather Report From Arkansas Station Briefly Summarized
The Associated Press reports Central Arkansas weather for a 24 hour period ending 7 am Tuesday. High 90, low 69 with 0.1 inch of precipitation. Conditions described as partly cloudy to cloudy and variable with scattered coverage. Continued at Page Two.
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Arkansas
Associated Press High Lower
Albany
Albuquerque
Atlanta
Bismarck
Boise
Boston
Buffalo
Chicago
Cleveland
Denver
Des Moines
Detroit
Fairbanks
Fort Worth
Helena
Honolulu
Indianapolis
Juneau
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Louisville
Memphis
Miami
Phoenix
Pittsburgh
Portland
Ore
Rapid City
Richmond
St. Louis
Salt Lake City
San Diego
San Francisco
Seattle
Tampa
Washington
Rail unions accuse brinkmanship in work rules dispute
Washington report says H. E. Gilbert of the Brotherhood of Enginemen and Firemen testified before the House Commerce Committee. Five unions threaten strike if new work rules reduce freight and yard crews, with a posting deadline of 12:01 a.m. Aug. 29. He opposes Kennedy's plan for compulsory arbitration by the Interstate Commerce Commission for two years and urges collective bargaining with congressional oversight. Senators seek steel sector support as union leaders offer a new proposal.
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Washington
H. E. Gilbert
Brotherhood of Enginemen and Firemen
House Commerce Committee
Gilbert
Kennedy
Interstate Commerce Commission
Congress
W W Ellen 89 Dairyman Dies in Local Hospital
W W Ellen aged 89 lifelong Jlommstean resident, retired farmer and dairyman, member of First Baptist Church, dies Tuesday in local hospital. Survived by three sons R C G Ellen of Hope Horace Ellen of Columbus Clarence Ellen of Little Rock, one daughter Mrs Bess Evan of Hope. Services Thursday 2:50 pm at First Baptist Church by Dr Balentine. Burial at Memory Gardens.
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W. W. Ellen
Jlommstean
First Baptist Church
Tree Sons
R. C G. Elen
Hope
Horace Ellen
Columbus
Clarence Ellen
Yjittle Rock
Bess Evan
First Baptist
Gaur Balentine
Cownyling
du Memory Aardons
Navy Superconstellation crash at Gander airport
A U S Navy Superconstellation practicing approach crashed in flames at Gander International Airport. All crew members reportedly escaped. Firefighting units and RCMP battled the blaze. no further details available. Nearby, an Army twin-engine plane and a small Stinson private plane collided near Allentown, Pennsylvania, killing at least two on the Army plane. one other body found. The Army craft from Carlisle were conducting instrument approach checks.
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Gander
Mfld
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Allentown
U.S. War College
Carlisle
Stinson
Fred W. Turner
Meadow Lane
Flemington
N.J
Allentown Municipal Golf Course
Philadelphia
Mikita Receives Indian Peace Pipe From Freeman
In Moscow Khrushchev accepted an Indian peace pipe from U S Secretary of Agriculture Orville Freeman as a symbolic gesture during Freeman's three week tour of Soviet agricultural areas. Freeman, his wife, and U S aides were present near the Kremlin.
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Moscow
API
Khrushchev
U.S
Orville Freeman
Freeman
Kremlin
Ail US
Hoy D. Kohler
GM earns record earnings in second quarter of 1963
General Motors reports a $464 million second quarter profit and $1.62 a share, with worldwide factory sales totaling 1,646,747 units including 1,293,727 US vehicle sales. The period reflects strong auto demand, high employment, and rising personal income, with Ethyl Corp. sale impacting prior year comparisons.
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New York
General Motors Corp
Ethyl Corp
Ethyl
Secon
U.S
Reno Mother Arraigned in Arkansas Kidnaping Case
Reno mother Cecile Mae Lane 26 appeared with attorney Carl F. Martillarde for arraignment before Justice Beemer. Extradition hearing set for Aug 27 at 3 pm. Lane released on 5000 dollar bond. Husband Richard Lane extradited by California. Case centers on kidnapping of hospital clerk to aid James Walker. Walker wounded, officer killed. Lane denies guilt and seeks extradition fight. James Ing, Reno figure, was previously held. charges dropped after guilty pleas on burglary and assault. sentenced to seven years.
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Reno, Nev
Reno
Arkansas
Justice of the Peace
William R. Beemer
Cecile Mae Lane
Carl F. Martillarde
Carson City
Beemer
Lane
Richard Tyler Lane
California
Little Rock
Ier
James
Dean Walker
Walker
North Little Rock
James Burton Ing
Ing
Washoe County
Women Named To Nursing Board in Arkansas
Gov. Faubus appointed three women to the state Board of Nurse Examiners. Elizabeth S. Cameron of Pine Bluff Louise Lynch of Little Rock and Ona Heffington of Fort Smith were named. All terms expire May 1 1967. Faubus also appointed Woodrow Applygitte as Mayor of Dover, who resigned.
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Little Rock
Orvald
Faubus
State Board of Nurse Examiners
Elizabeth S. Cameron
Pine Bluff
Louise Lynch
Ona Heffington
Fort Smith
Woodrow Applygitte
Dover
Mansfield Says Test Ban Treaty Has No Gimmicks
Washington AP Mike Mansfield Montana said after a conference with President Kennedy that there are no gimmicks or side issues tied to the Moscow test ban treaty The Senate Democratic leader said the limited test ban has broad support in both chambers Mansfield noted strong bipartisan ratification chances and swift action expected Harriman impressed senators but Senate Republican leaders have blocked a bipartisan display at the Moscow signing
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Washington
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Kennedy
Senate
House
Mansfield
W. Averell Harriman
Geneva
United States
Moscow
U.S
Charles C. Stelle
Stelle
Semyon K. Tsarapkin
Britain
Peter Thomas
Putne
Charles de Gaulle
France
Ward Jury Instructed Not to Guess in Ward Trial
London AP Justice Sir Archie Marshall told jurors not to guess why Ward’s high society friends failed to defend him. He noted many notable figures could testify if true, but none appeared. Verdict expected within 24 hours. guilty on five charges could jail Ward for up to 25 years.
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London
Archie Marshall
Stephen Ward
Lord Astor
Douglas Fairbanks Jr
Ward
Low
Christine Keeler
John Profumo
Mandy Rice-Davies
Douglas
Fairbanks Jr
Old Bailey
Society Osteopath
Thas
Mervyn Griffith-Jones
Four North Korean Reds Killed in Korean Patrols
U S Army patrols backed by South Korean police killed four heavily armed North Korean infiltrators in a sweep near the Korean DMZ. The action, the farthest south of the armistice line since 1953, followed ambushes that killed two U S soldiers and wounded another. A South Korean officer also died in fighting nearby.
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Robert Eunson
Seoul
Korea
U.S
U.S. 4Th Cavalry Regiment
Imjin Riv
Soviet Blast Cripples U S Satellite
The St Louis Globe Democrat reports a Russian nuclear blast in space crippled the electronic equipment of an American satellite. The satellite, still in orbit, lost communications and control, with effects not disclosed by U S authorities but known to the Russians. The paper says Russia would gain insight into disabling satellites and may use this to develop protections for their own assets.
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ST. Louis
St. Louis Globe ‘Democrat
Washington
Globe- Democrat
United States
All Around Town Reserve Tickets For Arkansas All Star Games
Tickets for the Arkansas All Star cage and grid games in Little Rock on Saturday Aug 10 are at the Chamber of Commerce office until Aug 8. Adults 2 dollars students 1. Inductees reported for Hempstead Armed Forces August 6 include John Raglan Luther Charles Burton Wyler Sherman Conway and others.
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Little Rock
Chamber of Commerce
Hope
Chuck Beggs
David Porterfield
Hempstead
Forcus
John K. Raglan
Luther Charles
Burton
Wyler
Arkansas student joins National Intercollegiate Band
Fred M. Smith, a University of Arkansas music major from Hope, has been selected to the National Intercollegiate Band. The group gathers every two years and is meeting at the University of Arizona in Tucson. He is the son of Mrs. RP Hamilton of Lovington New Mexico and D F Smith of San Jose California, and the grandson of Mrs. J M Kesner of Hope.
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University of Arkansas Music
Hope
Fred M. Smith
University of Arizona At
Tucson
Fred
RP. Hamilton
Lovington
N.M
San Jose
Calif
J. M. Kesner
New York Children Join Sit-ins at Construction Sites
Negro children sat in the path of work trucks and protesters climbed a Brooklyn crane today to press for hiring more Negroes and Puerto Ricans in publicly funded construction. At Downstate Medical Center in Brooklyn 19 arrests were reported, with a separate protest at a Queens apartment project. Police briefly took 12 children from the Brooklyn site for juvenile authorities before releasing them. A photographer for the Journal-American, Matty Black, was injured at the Brooklyn fence as a crowd surged.
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New York
Brooklyn Hospital
Downstate Medical Center
Queens
Brooklyn
Matty Black
The
Journal-American
Willie Brinson
Accident at Third and Laurel Streets Charges Issued
A collision yesterday at Third and Laurel Streets involved a truck driven by Ollie James Bryan of Memphis and an auto driven by Ed Haney a local resident. City officers Rowe and Marlin charged Haney with hazardous driving after investigation.
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Third
Laurel Streets
Ollie James Bryan
Memphis
Ed Haney
Rowe and
Marlin
Haney
Sister of Local Woman Dies at Texas Funeral
Funeral services were held today for Mrs. Annie Sewell aged 2 formerly of Lafayette County who died Sunday in Rolan Texas Burial was at Midway Church south on Highway 29 Survivors include a sister Mrs Callie Clark of Hope
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Annie Sewell
Lafayette County
Rolan
Texas
Midway Church
South
Highway 29
Callie Clark
Hope
Final Rites for Mrs Garland Pate
Mrs Garland Pate 50 died Saturday. Final rites held Monday with burial at Sweet Home Cemetery. Survived by husband a son two daughters and parents Mr and Mrs J J Bennett of Hope.
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Garland Pate
Sweet Home Cemetery
J. J. Bennett
Hope
Summit of Trio in the Far East Opens Tense Malay Talks
Manila AP Indonesia Malaysia and the Philippines opened a tense Malay summit. President Macapagal urged Malay unity and spoke of a potential Federation of Malaysia while seeking a common voice by Saturday. Sukarno favors a plebiscite on Borneo joining Malaysia, Rahman aims for Aug. 31, and Malaya resists plebiscite calls. The three nations reiterate adherence to the Manila foreign ministers framework.
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Carl Zimmerman
Manila
Indonesia
Malaya
Philippines
Philippine
Diosadido Macapagal
Macapagal
Sukarno
Tunku Abdul Rahman
Malaysia
Southeast
Asia
Rahman
Singapore
Sarawak
British North Borneo
Borneo
North Borneo
U.N
U Thant
Thant
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Mikita
By Roger Lane
Baxval
Mempstead
J. W. Strickland
Schweiker Hotel
Aubrey Goodwin
Wallisville
Sherman Conway
Jerry Lynn Franks
Lynn Howard Wiggins
Willie James McMorris
Joluther Love
Richard Cheatham
Carroll Henry Byers
Odell Nelson Dennis
James Aatolis Cummings
Leroy Greathouse
James Edward Holmes
Lee Autry Cheatham
M. C. Jones
Walter Fezzell
James Edward Gamble
Thomas Hays Sr
Virginia
Bruce Gottwald
Gottwald
Oregon
North Carolina
Hays
Nancy
New York City
Horace Kennedy
Ellen
Laneburg High School
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Mrs. Garland Pate
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