Congress Hearing Highlights Money Orders in Agriculture Probe
A House subcommittee probe centers on money orders given to officials tied to an alleged promoter Estes. Former Agriculture official James J. Ralph and aide William E. Morris say $100 money orders were received and later turned over to the Democratic party. Manuel and Fountain trade sharp accusations as hearings proceed with Republican critiques of the inquiry.
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API
House
Ithe
Robert E. Man
Caring Room
Agriculture Element
James J. Ralph
Isis
Government Operations
William E. Morris
Estes
Josh January
Democra
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Ralph
Morris
Texas
Agriculture Department
Manuel
L. H. Fountain
D-N.c
Republican Congressional Committee
Lyn
Don B. Johnson
Johnson
Republican Campaign Committee
America
Republican House
Congress
Agriculture
Freeman
Fountain
Subcommittee
Arkansan Dies in Sarasota Former NY apparel executive dies
Satine Wallace Reyburn 90 native of Hot Spring County Ark and former president of Lord and Taylor Women s Apparel in New York died Wednesday. After studying law he led Union National Bank Little Rock and in 1914 joined financier J P Morgan. Survivors include daughter Myrtle Crowell of Little Rock.
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Sarasota, Fla
Satine
Wallace Reyburn
Hot Spring County
Ark
Lord and Taylor Women's Apparel
New York
Reyburn
Union National Bank
Little Rock
J. P. Morgan
Myrtle Crowell
Campaign continues in doldrums Arkansas governors race in doldrums
Arkansas gubernatorial race stalls as Faubus faces Boy State questions about a fifth term and Hot Springs gambling while Sid McMath attacks the Faubus administration, cites ignored industrial growth and 508 new industries during his tenure. Leaders engage in pointed exchanges amid campaign fatigue.
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Arkansas
Orval I. Faubus
Boys State
Camp ‘Robisnon
Little Rock
Sid McMath
Joe Camden
Boys
Hot Springs
Faubus
McMath
Faulls
University of Arkansas Graduate
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Me-Math
Tax Case Recessed In Arkansas Federal Court
Federal Judge J Smith Henley recessed the multi million dollar tax trial of George and Andrew Florida of Osceola until the week of July 9 after receiving 150 more exhibits prepared by Cecil Jones of Mem Partly cloudy to cloudy and mild plus periods of Mountant The defense veiled its
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Little Rock 'Up
J. Smith Henley
George and
Andrew Florida
Osceola
Henley
Cecil Jones
Florida Brothers
Koreans March on Embassy Ends in Seoul Clash
South Korean police with fixed bayonets dispersed a march to the U S Embassy by university students demanding U S soldiers be tried in Korean courts. Police seized 40 demonstrators but Gen. Park ordered their release after arrests. He warned future outbreaks would be punished. U S Ambassador Berger pressed for releases as Park affirmed friendly ties with the United States.
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Seoul
South Korea
U. S
Chung Hee Park
U.S
Samuel Berger
Choi Tak-shin
Park
United States
Republic of Korea
Seoul National University
Public Service Commission Hearing on Telephone Territory Transfer
The Arkansas Public Service Commission will swear in a request by 35 Woodruff County residents on June 21. They seek to transfer a specified territory from Southwestern Bell Telephone Co. to General Telephone Co. of the...
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Little Rock
State Public Service Commission
Woodruff County
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
General Telephone Co
Ted Kennedy Gets Nod in Massachusetts
Edward M Kennedy known as Ted Kennedy wins Massachusetts Democratic endorsement for U.S. Senate over Edward J McCormack by a wide margin. Kennedy declares the campaign begins as McCormack concedes and vows to carry the fight to September primaries. Kennedy's victory follows a pattern of organizational campaigning used by John F Kennedy in other states.
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Ted Kennedy
Massachusetts
Springfield
Mass
McCormack
Kennedy
Joan
Massachusets
John McCor
Teddy
New Hampshire
Wisconsin
West Virginia
John F. Kennedy
Five More to Hyannis From Alabama
Cape Cod refugee officials await the late afternoon arrival of five more reverse freedom riders from the South. The group, leaving Montgomery on one way tickets, would bring total arrivals to 58 in recent weeks. An additional man from Mississippi reported being treated by police after a white man altercation. NAACP officer Gloster Current arrived in Hyannis to assess the Hyannis chapter, while Edward Burton faced drunkenness charges in court and was placed on six months probation.
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Hyannis
Mass
Cape Cod
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Gloster Current
NAACP
Viders
Edward Burton
Little Rock
Burton
Eliza Davis
Cuba
Return Mislabeled Safflower Capsule Traced by Health Dept
The Arkansas Health Department asks drugstores to return shipments of a safflower capsule mislabeled as a dietary supplement. Creo Jones, head of Food and Drug Division, said capsules were found in Little Rock and Jonesboro and elsewhere. The safflower oil is fit for cooking but not a dietary supplement, and the pills are produced across several U.S. cities.
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Little Rock
State Health Department
Creo Jones
Food and Drug Division
Jonesboro
Jones
Milwaukee
St. Louis
New York
New Jersey
Birmingham
Ala
East Germans hijack river boat to flee into West Berlin
A group of 13 East Germans including eight men five women and a baby hijacked the Friedrich Wolf, a 500 ton river excursion boat, from the Spree near East Berlin. They escaped under heavy fire with no injuries as West Berlin police returned shots. The vessel was rammed into the Landwehr Canal to reach Western territory and the group dispersed ashore within twenty minutes.
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George Boultwood
Berlin
West Berlin
Friedrich Wolf
East Berlin
Friedrich Welf
River Spree
Vopos
Landwehr Canal
Bast Ber- the
June Bride Traditions and War Time Dress Cautions
A nostalgic piece on June weddings and the white bridal gown, recounting wartime fabric restrictions and the WPB’s role in preserving the tradition. It notes manufacturers’ lobbying, clergy letters, and public sentiment while offering practical tips to care for gowns and prevent wrinkles before the wedding. It ends with a reminder that a bride’s radiance surpasses any gown or jewelry.
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WPB
Geome
New York
Medical Men Told of Obligation
Dr. Guy T. Williams urged University of Arkansas Medical Center honor graduates to serve Arkansans, noting their education is subsidized by taxpayers. A Browne-McHardy Clinic staffer and 1948 U of A Medical School alumnus, he warned against stagnation and urged well rounded service across professional religious, family, and community fields.
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Williams
Antenior
University School of Medicine
Fie
Browne-McHardy Clinic
New Orleans
Citiens
Five Million Missing in Estes Case Sparks Senate Inquiry
Auditors hunt five million dollars missing from Billie Sol Estes bank accounts as Fran Estes cases draw scrutiny from two congressional committees. Estes, a Pecos promoter indicted on fraud, faces receivership and FBI scrutiny after March arrest, with Ernst and Ernst name linked to the audit. Officials warn he may flee to Brazil as Congress probes censorship and military participation in anti Communist seminars.
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Dallas
Tex
Billie Sol Estes
Dallas News
Monhey
Switzerland
Marty McCormick
Estes
Pecos
FBI
Atty
Robert F. Keensdy
Brazil
Ing
Ernst & Ernst
Hunt ‘Ing
Soviet Bloc Leaders End Conference
Soviet bloc leaders wrapped up a two day economic strategy conference in Moscow amid talks on agricultural woes and Western market competition. A communique is not expected until Saturday and observers expect a push toward broader economic integration with East European satellites.
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George Syvertsen
Moscow
Kremlin
Soviet Union
Izvestia
East Germany
Poland
Three Killed in Plant Collision Near Tallahassee
Three people died when a military jet collided with a private plane north of Tallahassee. The Moody Air Force Base jet from Valdosta, Georgia, carried crew who parachuted to safety and were treated for minor injuries. The private plane was a Win-Dixie grocery chain aircraft from Montgomery, Alabama. Names of the victims were not available immediately.
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Tallahassee
Fla
Florida Highway Patrol
Win- Dixie
Montgomery
Ala
Highway Patrol
Moody Air Force Base
Valdosta
Castro Revolt Ambitions Face Latin America Test
AP Special Correspondent reports that Latin American leftists and Castroist allies push for uprisings in Venezuela and Ecuador. Ecuador’s president Arosemena plans a U S visit in July, after a turbulent 1961 start with Moscow ties. Army pressure forced political shifts, but communists retain influence in universities culture houses and student groups.
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William L. Ryan
Mexico City
APS
Ecuador
Venezuela
Towerisg
Carlos Julio Arosemena
United States
Kennedy
Arosemena
United State
Arosamena
Soviet Union
Quito
Jose
Velasco Ibarra
Moscow
Velasco
Cuba
Soviet Bloc
Man Floats on New Air Device in Boston Demonstration
Boston AP report describes Harold M. Graham, a 27 year old Bell Aerosystems test pilot, flying a small rocket pack over the Museum of Science parking. He rose about 20 feet on hydrogen peroxide jets, landed gently, and wore a sci fi style suit with ear protection.
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Boston
Charles Ruiver
Harold M- Graham
Bell Aerosystems
Bell
Army
Museum of Science
Graham
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