Tribute to Theodore Francis Green Retired Senator and Dignified Politician
The Pine Bluff Commercial reflects on Theodore Francis Green who died at 98. It recalls his long Senate career from 1937 to 1961, his rare willingness to step back, and his colorful personality. It notes his bipartisan stance, distinctive dress, love of dancing, and humorous quips about life and cars. It also contrasts him with France's Robert Schuman, highlighting diverse paths in postwar politics.
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Theodore Francis Green
Senate
United States Senate
Congress
Green
Senator Green
Washington
France
Robert Schuman
Schuman
M. Schuman
Pee Wee League to Meet Men at K Park
All boys aged 7 to 8 in Hope area who want to play Pee Wee League Baseball are asked to meet at K Park on Monday June 13 at 6 p.m. Vic Massanelli Little League Agent President says register and learn details.
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The
Hope Ares
K Park
Vic Massanelli
Little League Agsn
Magnolias at Rose Hill Cemetery A Memorial Planned
Rose Hill Cemetery in Hope features blooming magnolias planted as a living memorial by Mrs. E L Prall after a Virginia upbringing. Her hand painted china funded the trees, making the display a lasting tribute amid local art works and community history.
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Mary Anita Laseter
Hope
Rose Hill Cemetery
George Pratt
Virginia
George
Effie
Prall
Dolph Carrigan
South Pine
North Main
West Avenue C
Tornado Research Pushes Toward Safer Forecasts
Norman Oklahoma AP dispatch describes the six year US Severe Storms Laboratory effort to study tornadoes and storms. Maj FR J Vanden Heuvel pilots a F100 jet into developing storms guided by ground radar to collect data and improve early warnings.
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Larry Phipps Norman
Okla
Midwest
Southwest
United States
University City of
Norman
Air Force
FR. J. Vanden-Heuvel
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base
Dayton
Ohio
Maj
Vanden-Heuvel
Frank Devhirico
Rough Rider
Universities and Army Launch Vision Electronics Research
The University of Pennsylvania and Princeton University will cooperate with the U.S. Army Electronics Command in a 2.9 million research program on vision electronics, according to a joint announcement.
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Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Princeton University
U.S. Army Electronics Command
Wynne to Vote on Plant Bonds
Wynne Arkansas voters head to the polls on July 1 to decide on a 2.5 billion bond issue to fund a new plant for Halstead Mitchell and Halstead Metal Products subsidiary. The plan would retire 1.5 million in existing debt and finance final contracts for a copper extrusion plant expansion at Wynne.
West Thinks War Signs Are Fading
AP analyst James Marlow surveys postwar Europe noting a shift toward relaxed tension in Western Europe and rising nationalism in both blocs. He highlights NATO and the Warsaw Pact's continued influence, France under de Gaulle, and Romania's call for ending military alliances as Eastern Europe redefines alliances and sovereignty.
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James Marlow
Washington
Peoce
Estern World
Atlantic
United States
Hiller
Stalin
Russia
NATO
France
Charles de Gaulle
Europe
Romania
Paratroopers regroup for new assaults in central highlands
U.S. paratroopers of the 101st Airborne regroup for fresh attacks on entrenched North Vietnamese regulars in the central highlands where about 385 enemy soldiers have been killed. B52 strikes and air support accompany ground units as two to four North Vietnamese battalions are reported mauled near Kontum 280 miles north of Saigon.
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Gene Lee
Norman
Lee
William Kessler
United States
Texas
Oklahoma
Kansas
Missouri
Illinois
Indiana
Filts
Woodward
Robert Tuckman
Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
101St Airborne Division
Bill Carpenter
Kontum City
Carpenter
West Point
Highlands
Laos
Asphalt Price Fixing Charged in Arkansas Proposal
Rep Nathan Schoenfeld of Garland County filed a proposal to the Legislative Council to investigate alleged price fixing in asphalt sales to the state. He asked subpoenas for public officials and six asphalt companies and all relevant records, seeking an open hearing on a possible conspiracy. The Highway Commission had found evidence of price fixing last month.
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Little Rock
Theegislative Council
Nathan Schoenfeld
Garland County
Schoenfeld
Arkansas
Highway Commission
Geography Big Part of Business Now
AP reports a shift in corporate life as mobility rises. Lamont Cruse, 30, moves eight times in nine years as Burlington Hosiery co owner in New York notes widespread relocation. Western Electric plans 1800 transfers this year to support regional centers, reflecting a trend of permanent transient employees amid decentralizing industry. The American Heart Association also budgets about $10 million for heart disease research starting July 1.
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Sally Ryan
AP Business News
NEW York (Ap
Lamont M. Cruse
Burlington Hosiery Co
New York City
Cruse
Harriman
Tenn
Western Electric Co. Inc
Clifton C. Field Jr
Western Electric
Feild
Nw York
American Heart Association
Big Selection for Man in U.S.-There Are 814 Million Widows, 2 Million Divorcees
AP dispatch notes many widows and divorcees in the United States. The piece adds miscellany on travel spending, parachute safety, a Michigan justice of the peace, trash bags as gifts, faith polls, alcoholism development, and Washington psychiatrists.
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U.S
Hal Boyle
New York
America
Ouroole
Federal Aviation Agency
Justice of the Peace
Mel Reinhard
Mich
Catholic Digest
Washington, D.C
United States
Civil Rights Groups Plan New Tactics
Civil rights groups plan vocal and walking support for James Merediths march against fear. Organizers shift tactics to guide marchers into county seats to aid voter registration and memorials for Medgar Evers. Meredith, wounded during the march, plans to resume when well. Suspect Aubrey Norvell jailed in Hernando, bond set at 25000. Marchers stayed in Batesville hosts as Memphis remains 60 miles north.
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Batesville
Misa
Mississippi
Causa
James Meredith
U. S. St
Meredith
University of Mississippi
Jackson
Phoenix
Ariz
Louisville
San Antonio
Tex
Louisiana
Medgar Evers
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Charles Evers
Floyd McKissick
Congress of Racial Equality
Columbia University
New York
Aubrey J. Norvell
Memphis
Harnando
Miss
Medicare Premium Notices go to over two million seniors
Otis A. Blackwood announces premium notices are being mailed to more than 2 million elderly people who signed up for the voluntary doctor bill insurance under Medicare. About 15 million more enrollees will have premiums deducted from Social Security, railroad retirement, or civil service checks starting in July.
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Otis A. Blackwood
Texarkana
Blackwood
Social Security
Ofice
College Drive
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Boston
Howard Whitmore Jr
E. L. Prall
NEA
Thich Tam Chau
Left
Thich Tri Quang
Hue
Far Left
Thich Ho Giac
Buddhist Youth Movement
Princeton
West
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