Papacy Moves Toward Ecumenical Council Under John XXIII
Vatican City AP reports the papacy of Pope John XXIII reshaping the church toward modern unity. He announced an ecumenical council to foster Christian unity, expanded cardinal appointments to reflect global diversity, and welcomed leaders from Protestant and communist nations, signaling a dynamic, inclusive papacy.
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John XXIII
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John
Pope John
Ecumenical Council
Aggiornamento
Khrushchev
Rada
Alexei Adzhubei
Izvestia
Soviet Union
the Eternal City
Commissioner’s Sale Notice In Hempstead County Arkansas
In pursuance of a Chancery Court order entered May 9 1963 in case 8633 Mid State Momes Inc vs James Hannah Jr et al, the Commissioner of Chancery will sell Lot 5 Block 9 Town of Clow Hempstead County Arkansas at public vendue at the East Door Hempstead County Courthouse Hope Arkansas on Tuesday June 25 1983. Terms include a three month credit bond with 6 percent interest from sale and a lien to secure payment. Dated May 26 1903 Jim Cole Commissioner in Chancery May 3 June 7 106d
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Hempstead
Momes, Inc
James Hannah
Betty Jean Hannah
Hope
Arkansas
Clow
Hempstead County
Section
Jim Cole
Florida Supreme Court Holds Cigarette Makers Liable
The Florida Supreme Court ruled Wednesday that cigarette manufacturers bear absolute liability for damages from smoking related harm under implied warranty, regardless of foreseen long term effects. The decision affects the case of Edwin Green of Miami who sued American Tobacco Co. over lung cancer linked to Lucky Strike exposure, with his widow pursuing $250,080.
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State Supreme Court
5Th Circuit
Court of Appeals
New Orlea
Edwin Green
Miami
American Tobacco Co
U. S. District Court
Green
Mary
TE. Harris Drew
Edwin Green Jr
Child Drowns in Bath Tub Mystery Transit Ark
Elizabeth Renee Maddox age 1 drowned in a bathtub at home in Pine Bluff Arkansas. Coroner Frank Reed quoted her mother K Lovell Maddox as saying she left Elizabeth and another child playing in the tub which held only a few inches of water. When she returned the tub was full of hot water. The 2 year old had climbed out.
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Elizabeth Renee Maddox
Frank Reed
K. Lovell Maddox
Elizabeth
Reel
Falls to His Death on Scaffold at School Site
Daniel Martin, 27, of North Little Rock, fell 40 feet to his death Thursday while working on scaffolding for an addition to Little Rock Hall High School. The incident occurred in Little Rock, with the Associated Press reporting.
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Little Rock
Daniel Martin
North Little Rock
Little Rock Hall High School
Pentagon Duty Moves 284th Wing Leader to Gen Taylor Office
Col. Henry L. Hogan TNL commander of the 284th Bomb Wing at Little Rock Air Force Base will depart June 14 for Pentagon duty in the office of General Maxwell Taylor, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff.
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Henry L. Hogan
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Little Rock Air Force Base
Pentagon
Maxwell Taylor
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Pope John Hearts of Centuries Pressed Crowds Cheer
Through twenty centuries crowds held Pope John as their beloved pastor. They pressed in when he rode by in their giuazas shouting admiration until it echoed from Poruny ruins. They cried long live the Pope and long live Papa Giovanni and offered insistent endearments.
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Poruny
Pope
Papa Giovanni
Body From Arkansas River Identified In Little Rock
Little Rock police identified the body recovered from the Arkansas River near the freeway bridge as Billy Taggart, 34, of Little Rock. Detective G. F. Weeks said a passerby spotted the body after it became entangled in a rope. The body apparently was in the water for three or four days.
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Arkansas River
Billy Taggart
G. F. Weeks
Weeks
Miss West Memphis Chooses Judy Sorrels Miss West Memphis
Blond Judy Sorrels, a tap dance specialist, defeated two opponents to win Miss West Memphis. The 18 year old will represent West Memphis in the Miss Arkansas Pageant in Hot Springs next month. She is the daughter of Mrs. Alma Sorrels.
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Ark
Judy Sorrels
Hot Springs
Miss Sorrels
Alma Sorrels
Bell Lets Contract For Builders In Saline County
Southwestern Bell announced it has awarded a contract to the Benny Hatcher Construction Co. of Pine Bluff to construct on squad district telephone buildings at Pavon in Saline County. Work on the structure has already started.
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Little Rock
Southwestern Bell
Miuvsday
Benny Hatcher Comprietion Co
Scaud Dist
Saline County
Weather snapshot for Arkansas and neighboring states
Weather Central Arkansas shows clear to partly cloudy skies and warm temps through Saturday with highs around 92 to 98 and lows in the 60s to mid 70s. Northwest and Northeast Arkansas share the pattern, while Southeast and Southwest Arkansas remain clear to partly cloudy with highs near 92 to 98. East and South Missouri expect most of the same warm, partly cloudy conditions with isolated storms possible. Louisiana stays clear to partly cloudy with temperatures largely in the 70s to near 90.
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MacArthur Declares Open-Meet Sanctions Final
Gen Don MacArthur presidentially appointed arbiter in the sports dispute told colleges to follow his sanctions decision and that the ruling is final. He answered two questions from USTFF President William W Russell about participation and AAU registration. The AAU clash with the USTFF centers on control of amateur sport and whether the St Louis meet can be attended with joint sanction.
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Wilam W. Russell
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Russell
Houston
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St. Louis
USTFF
Amateur Athletic Union
United States
Farm Prices in a Slight Dip
Arkansas farm price indexes for mid May show the overall index at 269 percent of the 1910-14 average, down one percent from April and 0.33 percent below May last year. All-crops and livestock indexes slipped from the prior month, with gains only in oil bearing crops and meat animals. Broiler prices averaged 13.8 cents per pound, down one cent from April and unchanged from a year ago.
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A Little Rock
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Crow Reporting Service
Army generals swap posts at Ft Chaffee and Hawaii
Maj. Gen. Andrew J. Adams, commanding general of the Uth U.S. Army Corps at Ft. Chaffee, will move to Ft. Shafter in Hawaii. Maj. Gen. Teddy J. Sanford, assistant chief of staff of the Army in the Pacific, will report to Ft. Chaffee in October. The shift was announced by Secretary of the Army Cyrus R. Vance.
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Ark
Andrew J. Adams
Teddy J. Sanford
Adams
Uth U.S. Army Corps
Ft. Chaffee
Sanford
Army
Pacific
Ft. Shafter
Hawaii
Cyrus R. Vance
U S team selection amid tensions with Soviet Union
Sources close to MacArthur report weariness from persistent bickering over trivial issues. His Friday statement is the latest in a series to clarify a code of agreement hammered out between rival groups last January as athletes are chosen for the U S team visiting the Soviet Union this summer.
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U.S
Soviet Union
MacArthur
Picayune
New Zealand publisher lands Minerva Reef survival book
New Zealand publisher Mrs Faigan, after 16 years in business, secured publication rights for Minerva Reef, the tale of 12 men surviving 101 days after a shipwreck. Olaf Tubon authored the book, with a New Zealand edition due late next year and a U S release to follow.
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New York
Rbstrer Paigan
New Zealand
Auckland
Minerva Reef
Kent
David Fiita
Faigan
Washington
Olaf Tubon
Loans to Students Announced by Rural Endowment Fund
LITTLE ROCK AP Loans to 250 new students and supplements for 297 others still in school were announced by the Arkansas Rural Endowment Fund Inc In other action the board reelected Marvin Melton Jonesboro president Joe T Robinson Springdale vice president and Mrs Nancy Hall state treasurer secretary treasurer The board transferred its assets to an Arkansas charter discarding a Delaware charter.
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Little Rock
Arkansas Rural Endowment Fund, Inc
Marvin Melton
Joneshore
Joe T. Robinson
Springdale
Nancy Hall
Arkansag
Delaware
Camden Gets Plant for Photoflash Components
Camden Ark AP Parc Carbide Inc of Memphis will employ 25 to 30 workers in assembling photoflash components for the government. The firm will locate at the old Shumaker Naval Ammunition Depot site in Camden's industrial area. Operations are due to begin about July with Elmer Madden as managers.
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Camden, Ark
Parc Carbide, Inc
Memphis
Shumaker Naval Ammunition Depot
Camton
Jilly J
Elmer Madden
Widow Runs Publishing House and Reflects on Voyage
A widow recalls a perilous voyage in which 17 aboard endured by keeping a fire burning for three months. Five died, twelve survived thanks to faith and daily prayers led by a captain described as a man of great faith. She started the publishing business 16 years ago, now considering spending part of her time in the United States and notes her first trip there is wonderful.
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