Community Meetings and Political Echoes This Week
Local church and civic groups announce meetings for June 18 and June 19 with hostesses and programs. Separately, a Canada U S nuclear policy stance is noted amid a tight election race as Canadian leaders promise non participation in nuclear warfare unless wartime. A wedding in Hope marks a double ring ceremony for Vinnie Powell.
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North Bay
Qink
United States
Diefenbaker
U.S
Canada
Morrigan Prescott
Urey
Assembly of God’ Church
Mis
Vinnie
Mae Powell
Geren Galther
Morris
Dallas Officials Deny Charge Hurting Stockholders
Continued from page one. Wheeler told Cholman L. Fountain that the charge was denied and cannot be answered now. He said publicity harms the reputations of those injured and that committee members are responsible for their statements. Basa was not present when Wheeler read the statement and arrived later declined comment. Top company officials testified amid the hind day proceedings.
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Dallas
Tex
Cholman L
Fountain
Basa
Wheeler
Graf
Union rejection halts ARIANNA Ark plant representation
AP report notes Douglas Lumason Co. workers at ARIANNA Ark voted 20 to 11 against UAW representation. Last year the plant also rejected union organizing. The facility manufactures enamel components and related items.
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Arianna Ark
Eimloves
Douglas & Lumason Co
United Auto Workers Union
Pagainat
Ig Feamnes
Arm saved by surgeons in brave Boston boy case
Everett Knowles Jr., 12, had his right arm severed by a freight train near Somerville and was surgically replanted at Massachusetts General Hospital. Doctors say nerves still to reconnect, but the boy could regain feeling and perhaps throw a baseball again if recovery continues.
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Stark
Everett
Knowles Jr
Knowles
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Massachusetts General Hospital
Red
Somerville
Sandy
Massachusetts
New England
Valleoad Tracks
John J. Knowles
Robert Shaw
Department Store Sales Say Week Ends June 9 Is Flat
The Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis reports department store sales for the week ended June 9 were unchanged from the same week a year earlier. Memphis rose 2 percent and St. Louis 1 percent. Louisville held steady while Little Rock and seven smaller district cities fell 5 percent. For four weeks ended June 9 sales were 6 percent higher than the previous year, and year-to-date sales also show a 6 percent gain.
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ST. Louis
Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis
Memphis
Loisville
Little Rock
Prisoner at Little Rock Shoots Jailer
A woman prisoner shot Jailer Jess Anderson during a five hour jail siege at Pulaski County jail in Little Rock. Authorities say Diana Lambert, Bettle Jean Childress, and Carrel Marie Pickett were among those involved, with Pickett surrendering the weapon after pressure from Jailer Ine Borghetti. Anderson was hospitalized in satisfactory condition.
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Tittle Nock
Pulaski County
L. C. Young
Dianna Lambert
Jess Andersson
Young
Bettle Jean Chilfrass
New Iberia
Mead
Ine Borghetti
Carel Marie Pickett
Bastrop
Lambert
Pickett
Childress
Anderson
Qaid
Horghetti
Prisners
Tereame
Pickett Andl Childress
Jare
Real Wrangle Developes on U S Debt
Washington AP reports a fierce House debate over raising the national debt limit by 8 billion or 6 billion or none. Democrats seek 8 billion for one year, Republicans mostly back 6 billion, some oppose any rise. Threats of canceled defense contracts and a possible special session loom amid pressure from President Kennedy.
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Washington
House
Kennedy
Congress
Treasury
Wilbur D. Milly
Gerald R. Ford
R-Mich
Defense Department
Chrysler Corp
Michigan
Ford
Chrysler
Senate
Louse
Injuries Fatal In One-Car Crash Near Gravette Arkansas
In Gravette Arkansas authorities reported a fatal one car crash Sunday near the city. The driver, identified as Cripps from Gentry, failed to negotiate a curve four miles east of Gravette and the car left the road. Officers noted others in the vehicle sustained injuries and the scene was investigated for further details.
Gulf Coast night clubs shut down after raids
In Biloxi and nearby towns, sheriff orders Gulf Coast night spots to close after a raid led by National Guardsmen under Gov. Ross Barnett. Police say three clubs had dice tables and gambling games. Four men were arrested as authorities pledge continued action to curb gambling and liquor sales on the coast.
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Biloxi
Miss
Mississippi Gulf Coast
Curtis
Dedeaux
Ross Barnett
Jackson
Gulf Coast
Adj
William T. Wilson
National Guards
Wilson
Harrison County
Mississippi
Barnett
Gulport
James L. Porter
Spot
Roger’ D'Angelo
A. B. Blaize
Ana Johnny Roméo
Key Club
Nuclear test planned over Pacific far above Hawaii
Washington AP reports the United States plans a nuclear burst at least 125 miles high over the Pacific, likely higher, with Johnston Island as the test site. The device, around one megaton, would be detonated between 11 p.m. Monday and 2:30 a.m. Tuesday Hawaii time, with a tentative weather and technical window for possible postponement to a later date.
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Washington
United States
Pacific
Atomic Energy Commission
Johnston Island
Hawaii
Aunties clash over living with inlaws and chores
Dorothy Dix advises a Missouri reader on a crowded household with two elderly aunts. The niece should keep out of family frictions while steering the aunts to productive activities, using the daughter to coordinate and employing local groups to find work for the seniors.
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Helen
Kamehatka
Missouri
Reds Reject All Proposals for Disarming
Geneva AP Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Valerian A. Zorin rejected virtually all Western disarmament proposals as the 17 nation conference paused for a month. He accused the United States of double dealing, citing talks about peace while taking hostile steps abroad. US Ambassador Arthur Dean denied the charges, calling the claim false and stating no US statesman has advocated atomic war.
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Geneva
Soviet Union
Valerian A. Zorin
United States
Britain
Zosin
United States States
U.S
Arthur
Dean
Zorin
Weather Eye Satellite Malfunction Reported by Space Agency
Space agency officials say the Tros IV weather eye satellite has developed trouble reducing global data. It is sending back pictures suitable only for limited weather analysis in the United States after a tape recorder began to malfunction. NASA officials say transmissions are limited to within miles of Mugu Station while the fault is investigated.
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Space Agency
United States
Nigrational Aeronautics
Ee Space Duane
Rae
Mugu Gall
President Kennedy Wins Debt Ceiling Battle in House
The House approved a temporary $306 billion debt ceiling by a 202-389 vote, defeating a Republican bid for $406 billion. President Kennedy warned consequences for the economy if the limit isn’t raised, while Byrd and Senate Republicans push for a June review.
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Washington
House
Kennedy
Senate
Hargry F. Byrd
D-Va
Finance Committee
Byrd
Republlican
Little Rock
Arkana Teyts
Sas
Union
Ae Yeaty
SAN tSay Brookings Institution
Senate Finance Committee
State's Birthday: Howard County Encloses 600 Square Miles
A headline notes that Howard County includes an area measured at exactly 600 square miles as part of the state's birthday observance. The brief item emphasizes the precise geographic extent in the commemorative context.
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Howard County
Old Star Building Classified Ad Rates and Contacts
A garbled page lists Star building address at 14th Street Arkansas and several staff names and roles including Editor Paul H. Jonas and Managing Editor Donel Ferker. It details subscription rates, advertising reps in Arkansas, Memphis, Dallas, Chicago, New York, and Oklahoma, and notes Associated Press affiliation and exclusive rights to local news.
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Washburn
Paul H. Jonas
Donel Ferker
Advertising Mae
Mar
Math
Supl Oy
Cire’, Mae
Hope
Arkansas
Met
Dailies,’ Inc
Starlek
Memphis
Dallas
Enn
Michigan Ave
Chicago
42Nd St
New York
Penapscat
Mich
Ypreainot
Oklahoma
City
Associated Press
Army Deserter Is Captured in Arkansas
Eu gene Harris Alexander, 23, a deserter from Ft. Knox, Ky., was arrested in Brinkley by local authorities. He is also accused of a Louisville robbery. Alexander, jailed in Pulaski County, waived extradition and awaits Kentucky authorities.
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Brinkley
Ark
Eugene Harris Alexander
Ft. Knox
Louisville
Alexander
Little Rock
Lindsey Deal
U.S. Marshall
U.S
John Coates
Pulaski
Kentucky
Fulbright Announces Loan Approval for Farmers Electric Co-op
Sen. 3. W. Fulbright reports Rural Electrification Administration approved a 523000 dollar loan to Farmers Electric Co-operative of Newport Arkansas. Funds will finance new lines, substations and expansion of headquarters in Newport according to officials.
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Newport, Ark
W. Fulbright
D-Ark
Farmers Electric Co-operative
Rural Electrification’ Administration
Farmers
Newport
Arkansas Share Is Chopped by Senate Panel
The Senate Armed Services Committee trimmed the global military construction program and cut Arkansas allocations. The panel reduced Arkansas House totals from 1,019,000 to 465,000 and slashed Blytheville Air Force Base funding from 964,000 to 50,000.
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Washington
Senate Armed Services Committee
Arkansas
Henry M. Jackson
Kennedy
House
Senate
Blytheville Air Force Base
Refugees to Leave Hong Kong for Formosa Expected Soon
A welfare official said 200 refugees from Communist China will depart Hong Kong for Formosa within two weeks. Robert Der, chairman of the refugee relief committee, said most of the 20,000 entrants in May are not willing to resettle there, with only about 5,000 likely to go.
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Hong Kong
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