Gold Outflow Half Good for America
New York reports show gold flowing into the United States reversing a long drain since 1957. Improved trade prospects and a stabilized dollar, plus the international gold pool and assurances against devaluation, underlie a modest but notable gain. The U S Treasury and Federal Reserve note a string of gains in the stabilization fund and gold reserves through April.
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Arkansas governor term limit proposal by Odell Dorsey
Odell Dorsey, a Democratic candidate in Arkansas, called for a four year governor term to curb machine politics and announced his 15 point platform. He criticized current campaigns and outlined plans including rural roads, parks expansion, tax reforms, education, welfare, and farming support.
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California GOP Decide Between Goldwater and Rockefeller
California Republicans head to a winner take all presidential primary as Goldwater and Rockefeller close rival campaigns. In Los Angeles Airport crowds clashed with police before Rockefeller arrived while Goldwater urged victory. Democratic races in California center on Cranston vs Salinger for Engle’s seat with Unruh backing Salinger and Brown and Yorty backing Cranston.
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Weather and political notes from Arkansas and Louisiana
Arkansas and Louisiana forecasts show mild to warm midweek conditions with scattered showers in parts of Arkansas. In Pine Bluff a fatal shooting occurred after a large gathering, with an elderly suspect held on an open charge. National political commentary features Goldwater defending his stance and Rockefeller responding to criticism while Eisenhower’s legacy is invoked.
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Cotton Supply Most on Record
Washington based International Cotton Advisory Committee reports the world cotton supply after this harvest will be a record 73 million bales, 4.5 million more than last year. It notes the United States will hold most surplus, likely keeping markets stronger for other producers amid expected price pressure.
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Arkansas Girls Named Miss Dixie Contest Candidates
Two Arkansas contestants are chosen for the Miss Dixie pageant at Dixie Frolics in Daytona Beach Florida. Jeri Haynie of El Dorado, reigning Miss Hospitality, and Linda Suellyn Edwards of Hot Springs headline the candidate list for the June 28 to July 4 event.
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Cotton demand and exports seen rising globally
The committee notes world cotton consumption is likely to grow in the coming marketing year, with favorable conditions supporting a continued high export level. It emphasizes that demand trends remain strong despite comparisons to other nations.
Senators See Antidiscrimination Bill Weakened Yet Strengthened
In Washington, opposing spokesmen said the civil rights bill has been watered down by a substitute amendments package, while advocates claim some strengthening. Senators Javits and Sparkman weighed in from home states as the 67th day of debate wore on, with a showdown vote anticipated before June 15 and passage possible by month’s end. The session opened after a Memorial Day recess with a low-key pace as lawmakers returned.
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Deaths Around the Nation Summary of notable figures
Des Moines Iowa William Koch 89 insurance executive and Masonry leader died Monday. He chaired Travelers Life Board of National and served as lieutenant grand commander of the Masonic Southern Jurisdiction. Los Angeles Andrew R Mervick 61 production manager for the Los Angeles Herald Examiner died Sunday of a heart attack. He had been with Hearst papers 35 years after moving from Pittsburgh Sun Telegraph in 1947. London Sir Henry Spencer 72 leading British steel figure died Sunday, former managing director of Richard Thomas and Baldwin Ltd since 1952. Geneva Dr Aly Tewfix Shousha 72 founder member of the World Health Organization died Sunday while attending a WHO executive board meeting in Geneva representing the Arab League.
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Cites Freedom as Strength at Arkansas Commencement
Rep Wilbur Mills told 192 Arkansas State Teachers College graduates that national strength lies in freedom and faith. He delivered the principal address praising past successes and the nation as doers with dreamers, noting achievements have been great due to unbounded imagination.
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Wilbur Mills
D-Ark
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Mills
Laird says talks unproductive unless past premises drop
Reaction to policy talks cites Rep Melvin Laird chairing the GOP campaign committee who in a Congressional Record statement calls executive policy in Southeast Asia unrealistic and warns the talks will fail without abandoning past premises. President and cabinet officers review policy as possible new military steps are discussed including aerial reconnaissance and carrier presence near North Vietnam. Mills cites education issues stressing crowded classrooms and adult training for graduates.
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State AFL-CIO council endorses Faubus for sixth term
The executive board of the Arkansas State Council 38 of the American Federation of State County and Municipal Employees endorsed Gov. Orval E Faubus for a sixth term, announced by the governor's office Monday.
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