Goldwater Attacks NAACP in Shreveport Interview
Senator Barry Goldwater declares NAACP members among his fiercest political enemies. He recalls joining in 1951 or 1952, says he would be expelled if joining now, and criticizes the group for expanding beyond integration. He defends opposition to segregation and notes rifts over nonracial issues. He recalls donating to NAACP finances during a past campaign fight.
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Shreveport
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Hvlet
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Goldwater
Shreveport Journal Sunday
NAACP
South
Barelier
The Front Door Opens as Profak and Ginny Turn Violent
In a tense basement confrontation Joseph Profak confronts Jackson and Ginny. Profak demands answers about a missing film while Jackson endures brutal blows and a nearly fatal assault. Ginny shoots Vito and later leaves, planning to hide the trail as she heads into the night with a knife and a mink coat. To Be Continued.
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Joseph Profak
Vito
Profak
Ginny
Prasak
Jackson
Aj Jhutcher
Lorcal Constabulary
Bradley County Tomatoes Bring $130 For First Basket
The first basket of Bradley County tomatoes was sold today in Warren for 130 dollars. Willie Ferrell of Godfrey Place brought them in with son Glen, sold to Allen Bellamy of a grocery chain. County Agent Ray Hunter notes 1,500 acres of tomatoes in the county are expected to match last year’s market value of 1,960,000 dollars, with about 850 families involved in production. The crop, picked pink for shipment to eastern and northern markets, marks the county’s largest and most valuable harvest to date. The second basket arrived an hour later from W. L. Colvin’s Eagle Lake farm. Tomato sales open June 10 and run through mid July.
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Warren
Ark
Bradley County
Wareren
Willie Ferrell
Godfrey Place
Glen
Chamber of Commerce
Allen Bellamy
Ray Hunter
Ard
Jack Scoby
Eagle Lake
W. L. Colvin
Dorothy Dix Advice Card on Self Reliance and Family Boundaries
Dorothy Dix urges readers to take responsibility for their lives. She emphasizes leaving when family tensions rise, building independence, and developing personal interests to become a stronger, self-sufficient person.
Proposed constitutional amendment on education access Arkansas
Legal notice filed March 1907 outlines Senate and House approval for Amendment No 51 to the Arkansas Constitution. It would ensure no child is denied the right to a free public education based on race, to be submitted to voters for ratification or rejection at the next general election. Nancy Holt, Secretary of State, filed the notice.
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Senate of
Thetate
Arkansas
House of Presentatives
State of
Arkan
Elactore
Per
Acheo Ponte
Nancy
Holt Secratary of
Stati
Chancery Court Warns Defendant in Hempstead Suit
No 8524 in Hempstead County Arkansas Chancery Court warns ERA BEE QUINN WOOD to answer within thirty days. Plaintiff Wilford Wilton Wood files complaint witnessed by Clerk Jamie Russell with seal. Attorneys Basil H Munn and F C Crow involved with dates May to June 1962.
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Chancery Court
Hempstead County
Ark
Wilford Wilton Wood
Era Bee Quinn Wood
Wilford Wilton Woon
Jamie Russell
Katherine B
D.C
F. C. Crow
Basil H Munn
Notice in Probate Court Hempstead County Kans
The probate notice announces W H Gunter Jr as administrator of the estate of a decedent last known at Hope Hempstead County Arkansas who died April 90 1962 The administrator invites all claimants to present verified claims within six months from first publication May 29 1962 to avoid being barred from any estate benefits.
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Hempstead County
Arkansas
Roosevelt Ponder
North Hamilton Street
Hope
F. C. Crow
National Building
Hone
Probate Court
Kansas
W. H. Gunter, Jr
Gunter Lumber
Constitutional Amendment Sets County Salary Class System
The proposed amendment to Arkansas constitution classifies counties by population from the decennial census and fixes county official salaries. It establishes five classes with specified pay scales for County Judge, Clerk, Sheriff, and other offices, and sets statewide top salaries including Governor at 48000 and Attorney General at 10800 with others implied for key posts.
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House of Representatives
Aromans
Senate
Aritaneas
Akerton
Fata Oilien Wee Cosueetoe
Ciani
Wudge
Ner Gunuri
Wack
Gutculé
Chancery
Cleri
Vila Ti
Batataery
el Cere
Clos
Rouit
Coney
Cloris
Ancemerey
Palery
Eid
Steefe
Thig State
Min Bo
Ats
Bet Bey
Aiso
Teachers Runner Win NAIA Race
SIOUX FALLS 50 AP 3 Gerald Cound of Arkansas State Teachers College won the 68 yard dash at the NAIA meet Saturday night setting a new AAU record and qualifying for the National AAU meet in Walnut, Calif, June 22 23. Cound clocked 1 41.3 seconds in the upset. Teammate Wilbur Owen finished third in the 440 yard hurdles in 52.8 and also qualified for the National AAU meet.
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Sioux Falls
Gerald Cound
Arkansas State Teachers College
Walmul
Calif
Cound
Ind
Wilbur Owen
Proposed constitutional amendment for Arkansas taxes on municipal corporations
The draft outlines an Arkansas constitutional amendment allowing municipal corporations to levy taxes beyond existing limits. It specifies ballot wording for approval or rejection, treatment of ordinances by municipal governing bodies, and procedures for repeal petitions. The proposal details the ordinance content, voting thresholds, and two-year repeal protections.
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Hope Star
Yukon
Ellar Printing Company
Washington
Aris
Femala Ceatly
Rowan
Rosa Lintsey
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Dial
Burial Association
Herndon - Cornelita Funeral Home
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Niles
GMC
Puget Vinht
Neal Cars
Harry Phillips
Eee
Usernesey
Admiral
T. V
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Lance Star Boat
Byinele Matter
Glen Williams
Scully
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New Tome
Fleetwood
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Hone Sewing Machine Co
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2Nd
Singer Sewing Machine Sales and Service
I. B. Bailey
P.O
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Montgomery Market
Lee Freeze
Barry’s Grocery
Call Moore Bos
Tiracton
Sea
Mike Snyker
Ole Snyker
Dial PR
Abbie's Greenhouse, Ltd
KXAR
Beauty Service
Diane
Lois M. Purlell
Perry
Highway
Virgil
Daniel
Collect
Prescott Transfer & Storage Co
Prescott
Cole's
Main St. Fauinment
William
Cary
Memisss Co
DeSolw
Memphis
Tennessee
Wilbur Tolbert
Walsh
Coronado
Buck Williams
S. Walnut St
Jerry Garrett
Allan
Teday Tomatoey
Russell's
Grady
Universal’ Cat
Phonst
Eugene A Shuster
Tor Sale
Spring Hill
Jessie McIntosh
Smop
J.P. Enstenling
W. TB
Bruner
Louisiana
Lorene Hall
York Furniture Company
North McRae
J. B. Ingram
James Gaines
Smith
Highway 67
Imoc
Laurel St
A. P. Delonay
J. W. Turner
West’ Division
Park Drive
Shyer
Phond
Cairs Fordomatic
Hope Auto CO
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Second St
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Tommy's Service
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Jimmie Griffin
Ralph Saunders
Hawthorne
VY Mitchell
Jim Cole
Oate
Byers
Carter Sutton Lahroy
J. D. “Dick” Turnage
Chancellor
Royce Weisenberger
Dick Huie
Talbot Feild, JR
Bill Denman, JR
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John L. Wilson
W. S. Atkins
Vierasia
Dame
Jack Webb
Joseph J
Ime
Dai’ Tang
Tsi Pu Li
People's Party
Peking
Tie
Joe
Phoe
Ane Certay
Grand Lodge of Louisiana
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Tina
Quine
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Will Framers
Vile
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Dorothy Dix
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