Primaries in Five States Shape Nixon Campaign
Five states hold primaries for party nominees with California center stage as former Vice President Nixon seeks the Republican gubernatorial nomination. Also voting are South Dakota Idaho Montana Mississippi and a Connecticut GOP convention. Outcomes include Iowa races and other party contests, with Birch Society issues shaping California.
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California
Richard M. Nixon
South Dakota
Idaho
Montana
Mississippi
Connecticut
Iowa
Norman Erbe
Bourke B. Hickenlooper
Towa Democrats
Harold , Hughes
State Commerce Commission
Erbe
E.B. Smith
Towa State University
Nixon
Joseph Shell
Shell
Edmund G. Brown
John Birch Society
GOP
Birch Society
Republian
John Rousselot
Edgar Hiestand
A. Searle Pinney
John Alsop
Insurance Company
Edwin H. May Jr
John Lodge
Torace Seely-Brown
Vivian Kellems
Prescott Bush
Lodge
Francis Case
A. C. Miller
Food For Peace
George McGovern
Boise
Vernon K. Smith
Robert Smylie
Frank Church
George Y. Hansen
Arnold Olsen
James F. Battin
Partial cloudy to cloudy mild forecast with showers
Weather summary notes mild period through Sunday with periodic showers and thunderstorms. Today's high ranges from 75 to 85 with tonight's low between 63 and 72. Experiment Station report covers 24 hours ending 8 a.m. Tuesday with a high of 86, low 64, and precipitation of .03 inch.
GOP Candidate in Georgia Killed in Car Crash
A. Ed ward Stith, Republican candidate for Georgia governor, was killed when his car crossed the center line and collided head on with a truck driven by Paul Boggs of Neal Trucking Lines. Mrs. Stith was injured, allegedly with a possible skull fracture, and taken to St. Francis Hospital in Columbus. Stith’s body was returned to his Columbus home.
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Woodbury
Gai
A. Edward Stith
Georgia
Smith
St. Francis Hospital
Columbus
State Patrol
Neal Trucking ‘Lines
Montgomery
Ala
Paul Boggs
Rail wage dispute nears settlement in non operating workers
CHICAGO APS report says a final settlement in the wage dispute between railroads and 450000 non-operating workers appeared near after carriers agreed to raise hourly wages by about 10.2 cents. Union leaders indicated acceptance of the raise recommended by a presidential fact finding board, but remaining questions on its calculation prompted another session today. The increase, effective last February, raises wages for conductors clerks shipmen and others and would cost around 105 million dollars annually.
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Chicago
APS
Emergency Board
James E. Wolfe
Showers in State Improve Farm Crops Prospects
Six straight days of scattered showers boost farm prospects across Arkansas. Soybeans corn and cotton planting resumes as seed germination improves and pastures grow rapidly. Fruit crops brighten with moisture aiding sizing and vegetable growth. early peaches in southwest Arkansas harvested. Apples grapes tomatoes vary by region. Rice seed germination faces problems with some stands below average, but overall crop conditions improve as farmers irrigate and drain fields.
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Little Rock
CRS
Arkansas
Bradley County
Restoration Meeting Called by Washington Foundation
George W. Peck, president of the Washington Restoration Foundation, calls an open meeting for 7 30 tonight in Washington. Mrs Charles A Haynes, executive secretary, has mailed notices to Washington citizens. Arkansas Regional Forecast extends an invitation to Hope and Hempstead residents. Partly, the progress of the Foundation is noted on Page Two.
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George W. Peck
Piongex
Washington Restoration Foundation
Washington
Charles A. Haynes
Arkansas
Associated Press
Hempstead
Foundation
Luullluibedt
McClellan's Book Details Senate Probes And Crimes
Washington AP Senator John L McClellan D Ark says he is revising the last two chapters of a book to be published by Meredith Press in October titled Crime Without Punishment The work offers a chairman s eye view of Senate investigations into corrupt dealing noting many acts that are reprehensible yet not crimes under statute He says the hearings revealed much that should be punished but isn t prohibited by law and aims to place readers in the chairman s seat to share the insight from the hearings
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Washington
John L. McCellan
D-Ark
Hap Weil
Senate
Meredith Press
McClellan
Senate Investigations
McClelan
Union Vote at Marianna Plant May Bring UAW Affiliation
Marianna Ark June 14 workers at Douglas Automobile Loomason Manufacturing Co will vote on affiliating with the United Auto Workers union. Last summer the plant employees rejected UAW 111 to 28. The plant manufactures automobile seat frames.
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Marianna, Ark
Douglas Ail Lomason Manufacturing Co
United Auto Workers Union
UAW l
Burglars Target Patmos Store Last Night
Burglars entered Luthe Rider's Store at Patmos through a rear door last night. They took cash from $20 to $28 and cigars. Sheriff Jimmie Griffin reported the theft. State Police Lt Sealy Mosdes assisted in the investigation.
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Luthe Rider's
Patmos
Jimmie Griffin
Stata Polies
Sealy Mosdes
Blytheville to Conduct Special Census Annex Area
Blytheville Ark will carry out a special census to count residents in a newly annexed area so they can be included in the state Luenback formula. Mayor Jimmie Edwards said the 1960 population was 2797 with an annexed estimate of 4000 residents and the city will fund the survey at the June 12 meeting. The city has until December 31 to finish and gain higher turnback money estimated at about 80 dollars per person.
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Blytheville
Ark
Jimmie Edwards
Edwards
Colleges Receive $3000 Gift for Summer Studios
The Ate kungas Foundation of Associated Colleges announced Monday a $3000 gift from Olin Mathieson Chemical Corp. Officials said the money would fund summer studios by faculty members of the seven affiliated colleges.
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Little Rock
Ate,kungas Foundation of Associated Colleges
Vem Olin Mathieson Chemical Corp
Sven
City Zoning Ordinance Ill Passed
Hope's Board of Directors approved a zoning ordinance controlling future construction across city zones. Planning Commission worked months. the measure tightens rules in residential and industrial areas and enforces future development under the ordinance.
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Hope’s
Planning Commission
Charles’ Gough
Robert LaGrone
Roy Anderson
Water and Light Commission
Commission
High Street
Minor Vehicle Collision Reported In Local Streets
Police report minor damage after a backing accident involving an Au lo driven by Jim James of Hope and an auto driven by Howard Sheller of Muncie Indiana. Officer Ward noted only minor damage to both vehicles.
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Jim James
Hope
Howard
Sheller
Muncit
Indiana
Ward
Yenleles
Tax cut plan eyed by Dillon for next year
Secretary Dillon told the New York Financial Writers Association that the administration will propose a top to bottom income tax rate reduction next year. He framed it as part of a fundamental tax restructuring aimed at long term growth, with revenue raising steps to offset lost revenue. He noted no decision on how to widen the base or close loopholes and said no hasty response to stock market moves.
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NEW York
Secretary of the Treasury
Douglas Dillon
Congress
New York Financial Writers Association
Dillon
New York Stock Exchange
Vaccination Drive For Bangs Disease In Hempstead County
Hempstead County cattle owners can vaccinate calves against Bang's disease in June and July. Notices were mailed by the county Extension office. others may call or mail calf counts. Ages 4 to 8 months advised. requests due by June 14 to the county agent Calvin J Caldwell. County tests placed Hempstead on a modified Certified Bang's Fred rating.
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Hempstead
We County
County
Calvin J. Caldwell
Petitions for CD Amendment in Arkansas
Circulation of petitions to place a Civil Defense constitutional amendment on the November ballot began Monday. Sponsored by the Arkansas Association of Civil Defense Directors and Clayden dort Mayor Lelynn Chivers, the measure would let the legislature enact laws to ensure continuity of state government during enemy attack. Blank petitions will be sent to all Civil Defense directors in the state. 41,000 signatures must be gathered by July to qualify.
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Little Rock
Arkansas Association of Civil Defense Directors
Lelynn Chivers
Clayendort
Chivers
Rally Makes Up Sharp Market Losses Early
New York stocks rallied in heavy trading, reversing an early loss as Dillon's tax cut remarks unsettled investors. Dow industrials rose 2.78 to 60, down at noon after sliding earlier, while the Associated Press index fell modestly. Trading volume hit about 23 million shares in two hours, with notable gains for IBM, Amoco, J&L, Boeing, Polaroid, Du Pont, Lorillard, and others.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Wall Shovl
Standard & Poor
Lillun Industries
Amofi
Jones & Laughtin
Boeing
Polaroid
du Pont
Lorillard
Common Group Slams Tariffs on U.S. Goods
In Brussels the European Common Market approved up to a 100 percent duty increase on five American product classes, retaliating for U.S. tariffs on carpets and sheet glass. Belgium, citing 16,000 workers and a $26 million impact, led the push as market officials cited $27 million yearly U.S. exports and a $5 million annual duty gap.
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Brussels
Belgium
U.S
Council of Ministers
Hilo
France
Belgiim
Weel
Germany
Luxembourg
Netherlands
Italy
Kennedy
United States
Washington
Portugal
All Around Town Hempstead wildlife notes and scholars
The Hempstead County Wildlife Association hosts its annual fish fry Saturday June 9 at Fair Park Coliseum with supper for members and families from 7 to 8 PM. Several students and locals attend state leadership events and scholarship notices include Mary Virginia Bowden receiving a Birkett L. Williams scholarship from Quachila College.
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Hempstead County Wildlife Association
Fair Park Coliseum
Lawmaker Walther argues against tax on tax in Arkansas
Pulaski Rep Glenn Walther slammed supporters of continuing a tax on tax as wild. He cited Arkansas Democrat warnings of a $41 million revenue loss from revising the state income tax. The issue centers on whether Arkansans should pay state income tax on federal taxes paid. Walther says the federal deduction should lower the state tax base, noting wage earners pay federal tax on income while state tax reflects the full amount. He claims he has not voted for a tax increase but would support one to end what he calls an unfair, unjust tax.
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Little Rock
Pulaski
Glenn
Walther
Arkansas
Arkansas Democrat
State of Arkansas
Mary Rose Patterson Dies at 31 in Hope Hospital
Mrs. Mary Rose Patterson, 41, died Monday in a Hope hospital. Survived by husband Joe, three children William Buddy, Michael Patterson and Sharon Angela Patterson, mother Eva Miller of Hope, brother James Miller of Hope. Rosary 7:30 p.m. Tuesday at Quakerest Funeral Home Chapel. funeral 10 a.m. Wednesday at Catholic Church with Father Joseph Enderlin. Burial at Rose Hill Cemetery.
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Mary Rose Patterson
Joe, Patterson
William
Buddy
Michael’ Pateirson
Sharon Angela Patterson
Mars
Eva A. Miller
Hope
James C. Miller
Qakerest Funeral Home
Father Joseph J. Enderlin
Oakes Will Hei
Rose Hill Cemetery
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Ryan Allen, Jr
Atlanta
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Paris
Atlanta, Ga
Marianna
Dillion
Bang’s
Rally
Common Group
Future Homemakers of America
Quarriita College
Elle Kennedy
Linda Bright
Laneburg
Sandra Oswalt
Judy Griffis
Willisville
Fredricka Silvey
Bodcaw
Lloyd Smithe
Karen Shepherd
Jeanette Hulsey
Claudia McCorkie
Mary Virginia Bowden
Hope High School
Quachila College
Birkett L. Williams
Ginger
J. T. Bowden
Williams
Garland
Slempstond
Marsha
Rowers
Rowe of
Hope and
Magnolia Reserve
Hais
New Orleane
Joh B. Mangum
Tyvani Mipe
Aik
Olis
Buzzard Bay
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