U.S. Cotton Market In Critical Stage
The cotton market faces a deteriorating outlook with lower USDA sales forecasts for the year ending July, higher government held stocks, and reduced exports. Prices reflect competition with synthetics and foreign cotton, prompting tighter production controls and the smallest acreage since 1958 as land shifts to other crops.
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Washington
U.S
Congress
Agriculture Department
U.S. Caton
Coton
Arkansas Weather: Clear to Partly Cloudy Through Saturday
Weather report for 24 hours ending 7 a.m. Friday notes high 91 and low 69 in Arkansas. Expect clear to partly cloudy skies with little temperature change through Saturday. Daytime highs 88 to 98 and tonight’s low 65 to 75.
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Arkansas
Associated Press High Lower
Albany
Albuquerque
Atlanta
Bismarck
Boise
Boston
Buffalo
Cleveland
Denver
Des Moines
Detroit
Fairbanks
Fort Worth
Allelena
Ore
Rapid City
Richmond
St. Louis
San Diego
San Francisco
Ely
Seattle
Tampa
Arkansas judge selection debate favors Missouri plan
Retired Texas Supreme Court Justice W. St. John Garwood told the Arkansas Bar Association that he supports the Missouri plan of selecting judges. Under it judges are appointed then face a noncompetitive election to keep or lose the post. Garwood argued elections would force judges to solicit money from lawyers involved in cases they decide.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Texas Supreme Court
Justce W. St. John Garwood
Arkansas Bar Association
Missouri
Garwood
Rockefeller Backed by Dewey for Presidential Nomination
Former Gov. Thomas F. Dewey publicly backs Nelson A. Rockefeller as the top GOP presidential hopeful. Dewey praised Rockefeller during a $100 plate state GOP fundraiser while welcoming the couple home from their honeymoon. Dewey also noted Miller will not seek another term as Republican National Chairman.
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New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Thomas F. Dewey
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Dewey
Rockefeller
Kenney
Yar
Re Publican
William EB. Miller
Miller
GOP
Assets of KAAB radio station auctioned in Hot Springs
In Hot Springs Garland County officials auctioned KAAB assets to satisfy Camden Radio Inc. judgment. High bid for KAAB personal property and equipment was 2100 dollars. a Hot Springs theater tower fetched 7500 dollars. Camden bid 900 dollars for Spa Broadcasting stock and 500 for Phoenix Broadcasting Co. stock. Court approval pending. FCC license transfer pending for Phoenix stock. IRS holds liens of 9051.29 and 7838.95 against Phoenix and Harmon Mosley respectively.
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Hot Springs, Ark
KAAB
Fat Hot Springs
Garland County
Sherron Hilliard
Camden Radio, Inc
Garland Chancery Court
Commonwealth Hot Springs Theaters
Malco Building
Hot Springs
Common Capital
Spa Broadcasting Co., Inc
Phoenix Broadcasting
Phoenix Broadcasting Co
Federal Communications Commission
Internal Revenue Service
Harmon I. Mosley
Phoenix
Arkansas appoints two to Board of Architects
Governor Orval Faubus names U S Brunsin of Blytheville and Howard Eichenbaum of Little Rock to five year terms on the state Board of Architects.
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Ittle Rock
Guv. Orval J. Faubus
U.S
JFK to Meet Macmillan in Europe Trip Talks
President Kennedy will hold informal talks with British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan during a June Europe swing. The White House said they would meet late June 29 after Kennedy visits Ireland, then proceed to Italy on June 30 in Sussex.
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Kennedy
Harold Macmillan
Europe
White House
Pierre Salinger
Macmillan
Ireland
Italy
Kitty Hawk
Sal
Sussex
Bahamas
Ocuip
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Neclear
Polatis
Local Park Facilities Highlight City Recreation Areas
June marks National Recreation Month as Hope profiles three parks Fair Park City Park and K Park. The parks offer picnic areas large playgrounds lit baseball fields Vermis and basketball courts wading pools and swimming facilities with free lessons. City and Fair Parks attract hundreds yearly while K Park hosts 23000 to 30000 visitors.
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Hope
Fair Park
City Park
K-Park
Pasyuil
Winners in Eyes To the Future Contest Announced
The Star lists winners for May include Velora Brivil first in identification with 25 dollars, Tris Bahanan second with 15, Margie Vickers third with 10, and in the retchiest person contest La Vela Mouser first with 50, Jim James second with 30, Brenda Vickers third with 200. A numeric listing of pictured participants and their business associations appears in today’s paper.
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Velora Briviil
Tris Bahanan
Margie Vickers
Star
Pentecost Temple Plans Training Vacation Bible School
Vacation Bible School at Pentecost Temple Church of God in Christ begins Monday June 10. Directors are Mrs Orene Dennis Vole and Mesty Garland. Other details are unclear due to damaged text.
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Chuch of God In Christ
Pw Rey
O. N. Dervis
Pasion
Orene Dennis Vole
Mesty
Garland
Local Lawyers Attend Arkansas Bar Meeting in Hot Springs
Judge Royce Weisenberger among attendees at the Arkansas Bar Association gathering in Hot Springs. Mentions of Judicial Conference officers Lamits of Camden and Judge Lyle Brown of Hope. Notes on Mrs. F. J. Bison naming greetings from the American Legion Auxiliary and other local civic updates.
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Arkansas Bar Association
Hot Springs
Royce Weisenberger
Arkansas Judicial Conference
Lamits
Camden
Lyle Brown
Hope
Judicial Conference
F. J. Bison
Little Rock
American Legion Auxiliary
Joe Jones
Arkansas
Rifle Range Attracts Many Youths In Hope Area
A 100 yard high power rifle range at the west side of Fair Park offers public target shooting and sighting in rifles. The Jr. Rifle Club, chartered by the NRA in 1954, teaches gun handling and competitive shooting for youths 10 through 18, with strong NRA and Army Department affiliations providing targets and ammunition as needed. Since 1904 the club has over 400 members and more than 2,500 marksmanship medals, boasting top southwest standings and nearly 100 trophies since 1957 in NBA sanctioned events. Practices run from October to April at the National Guard Armory with expert junior riflemen aged up to 14 years.
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Hope
Fair Park
SeRsalt
Jr. Rifle Club
National Rifle Association
NRA
Department of the Army
Qetsher
Giaed
Central Church Plans Revival Service
Central Church announces revival meetings starting 7:44 PM Wednesday at the chapel ten miles south on Midway 20. A gospel meeting will follow, with Saint Antis? in attendance. services will continue with a brief program and prayers.
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Christ
Thrash Wriday
Kesae
Vvantis
Bennett Fears Trouble on 19th of June
In Little Rock AP reports Attorney General Bruce Bennett warned the Arkansas Peace Officers Association that June 19, labeled Emancipation Day, could test race relations. He urged public respect for peace officers amid uncertain outcomes as Negro leaders plan no announced demonstrations. The meeting also backed forming a state Police Academy and elected new association officers.
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Little Rock
Bruce Bennet
Arkansas Peace Officers Association
Bennett
C. H. Jones
Lincoln
Peace Officers Association
McNab Church Plans Meeting Details
A suspel meeting at the McNal Church of Christ is expected Monday night June 10. The program will feature preaching by Caiman of Bun win Ohio with Walker Boetiag of Gordon assisting. The event aims to draw local congregants with a brief service and informal fellowship afterward.
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McNal Church of Christ
Caiman
Bunwin
Ohba
Walker Boetiag
Gordon
Vang
Race riot leaves one dead as seven Negroes jailed in Lexington
In Lexington North Carolina seven young Black men were arrested on open charges after a race riot that left one white man dead and a photographer wounded. Police described two groups of about 2 000 white and 100 Black demonstrators clashing in downtown. shots rang out, a Black man was struck and a photographer wounded. Deputies and state troopers responded with hoses and arrests followed as the crowd dispersed.
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Lexington
API
Lexinglan
Piedmont
Cartina
Charles Poole
Robert Neal Hairston
Soony Calhoun
Larry Wayne Winston
William Chester Johnson
Joe Poole
Roosevelt Smith
Halyston
Winson
Andohnson
Art Richardson
High Point Enterprise
Pred Link
Link
Winston-Salem
Richardson
Palica
James Comer
Davidson County
Sherif
Homer Lee Cox
State Highway Patrol
Greensboro
Fulbright Attacks Sugar Quota Policy
Washington senator Fulbright warned that assigning sugar quotas to foreign nations is a heads they win tails we lose scheme that leaves American consumers exposed. He spoke before a Senate Finance Committee hearing on rising sugar prices while Agriculture Undersecretary Murphy said foreign nations have rarely held back on quotas to push prices higher. Fulbright, chairing the Foreign Relations Committee, noted irony as the Agriculture Department pleads for quota fulfillment after foreign agents swarmed Congress during quota setup.
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Washington
Ape
J. William Fulbright
D-Ark
Fulbright
Senate Finance Committee
Charles Murphy
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Agriculture Neparment
Congress
Arkansan to House Hearing Representing N O M D A
Paul Mae Williams of Little Rock represents the National Office Machine Dealers Association at congressional hearings before the Small Business Committee. The purpose is to debate the extent of device and distribution through government and private outlets affecting small business.
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Little Rock
Val
Paul Mae Williams
Little Hoek
National Office Machine Dealers Association
Smnai
Dnd
Pickets Force St Louis Schools to Close
Dozens of protesters formed a human chain around Dozier Elementary and another bus assembly area in St Louis as about 150 demonstrators, including some whites, blocked bus lines to 12 schools. Officials said 500 to 1000 pupils were kept from class, with mothers shielding buses and calls for nonviolent action by Ceqog leaders.
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ST. Louis, Mo
Committee For Parents of
Dozier
Philip J. Hickey
St Louis
Frank Madison Reid
South St. Louis
L A Board Moves Toward Phase Three in Desegregation Plan
Little Rock School Board signals shift to Phase III of court approved desegregation by sending parent questionnaires to first grade families. Officials say action not definitive but mailing surveys appears a logical step if chosen. The district has already assigned 102 Negro students to integrated senior and junior high schools for next year.
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Little Rock
Everett Tuckey Jr
Floyd W. Parsons
Uki
Parsons
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