Snead Seeks Open Glory at Congressional Course
Sam Snead, age 52, with 24 Open starts, is considered by Jack Nicklaus and others as having his best chance to win the U S Open at Congressional Country Club. Nicklaus and Arnold Palmer are the main rivals in a field of 150, with Snead aiming to finally claim golf’s elusive major.
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Uneasy lies the dead
A narrator seeking Adam Jablonsky pursues leads across a city after his family’s death. He learns of Jablonsky’s past and Mrs. Jablonsky’s loss, then traces the Minetti family to a decrepit building on the fifth floor where the door opens to the next clue.
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Hempstead County Cattlemen Meet Hear Hollingsworth On Markets
County cattlemen gather at Diamond Cafe for a June 18 meeting with Herb Hollingsworth of Brown Packing Company in Little Rock. He will discuss market needs and what packers seek in cattle, following a National Livestock and Meat Board briefing.
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Diamond
Herb Hollings
Worth
Brown Packing Company
Little Rock
Hollingsworth
National Livestock and Meat Board
Beasie
Tragic Bar Fight Kills Husband After Job Loss
A small dark-haired woman in her early thirties recalls her husband Tony Minetti who was killed seven years ago after a bar fight over a job lead. The assailant vanished. police never found him. Tony's widow survives on part time work and weekly union aid as she recounts the tragedy.
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Senate moves to end Dixie filibuster with two amendments
Senate debates amendments to end the Dixie filibuster. Senate leaders say only two amendments will be offered, with Sen. Richard B. Russell signaling no further changes. Floor manager Hubert H. Humphrey notes failure to reach informal agreement to block Southern amendments, and says the party will proceed.
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Richard B. Russell
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Hubert. H. Humphrey
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Capital Report Signals May Output Rise Across Industries
The board notes a May rise in industrial equipment output and a record flow of new automobiles with furniture and household goods also up. Iron and steel near last year's peak as the nation enjoys peaceful labor relations and record employment of 71.1 million with 3.6 million unemployed, a 5.1 percent jobless rate. Johnson calls the trend heartening with higher wages and more people at work.
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United States
Goldwater Gains Arkansas Delegates Support in First Ballot
Arkansas nine of twelve GOP delegates will cast first ballot votes for Barry Goldwater with three undecided including Rockefeller. Wayne Babbitt of North Little Rock and others confirm shift amid GOP rift as party figures note Goldwater’s growing backing and Rockefeller’s boxed stance.
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Little Rock
Barry Goldwater
Arkansas
John Ward
Winthrop Rockefeller
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Rockefeller
Goldwater
Wayne Babbitt
North Little Rock
Babbitt
Arizona
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Fort Smith
New York
Nelson Rockefeller
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
Spicer
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State Committee
Auto Stalled on a Runway Leads to Arrest in Little Rock
Little Rock police arrested a 2-year old woman Tuesday night after they found her car stalled on a runway area. The incident prompted a response by officers who investigated the situation and took the suspect into custody.
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Little Rock
Judges Select Arkansas Poultry Princess From State Beauties
Judges at the Arkansas Poultry Festival in Little Rock on June 19 and 20 will choose one contestant to represent Arkansas in the Miss USA Miss Universe pageant in Miami Beach in July. The winner will promote Arkansas poultry valued at about 400 million dollars during the coming year and receive a 1000 dollar cash award. Readable groupings list contestants from El Dorado to Ola across several towns including Malvern Arkadelphia Fayetteville Huntsville Mountainburg Little Rock and McGehee among others.
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Arkansas
Miami Beach
Presbyterians Pass Racial Issue Toward Memphis Presbytery
The Tennessee Synod voted to defer the Second Presbyterian Church racial dispute to the Memphis Presbytery after a 90 minute debate. The move will have Memphis churches review Second Presbyterian policies and determine possible action, amid earlier church attempts to bar mixed groups of white and Negro students from services. The synod also urged openness to all regardless of race.
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Presbyterian Synod of Tennessee
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Blytheville bonds approve four issues totaling 382000
Blytheville residents voted for four municipal bond issues totaling 382000 to fund airport expansion city hall renovations garbage incinerator and two new fire stations with repayment via a tax increase. Forrest City vote set Caldwell town election July 14 to elect officials linked to waterline plans. Biloxi oil mill chiefs elect Jack Tennen of Wilson Arkansas president at 39th annual meeting.
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Forrest City
Ark
Francis County
Simon Capps
Caldwell
Here
Biloxi
Miss
Tri-State Oil Mills Superintendents Association,Inc
Jack Tennen
Wilson, Ark
Woman Dodges Planes On Adams Field Runway
Officers say a Negro woman from Lille Rock was found on the Adams Field runway trying to move a disabled car off the roadway. Police charged her with being drunk in a public place after she claimed she was dodging airplanes.
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Arkansas physician elected vice president at annual convention
LITTLE ROCK AP Dr James L Dennis resigned from the University of Arkansas School of Medicine staff to become dean and director of the Medical Center of the University of Oklahoma School of Medicine He is pro- portions of his career outlined in the report Ed Beatty of Osceola Ark was elected a vice president at the annual convention here Tuesday
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Ed Beatty
Osceola, Ark
Lynda Bird Ends Hawaii Tour With State Dinner
Lynda Bird Johnson returns to Honolulu from a four day Hawaii tour to attend a state dinner hosted by Governor Burns. The 20 year old daughter of President Johnson toured Kilauea’s lip on Hawaii Island and shopped for a muumuu with a Secret Service escort, choosing a red sunburst design dress.
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Honolulu
Lynda Bird Johnson
Hawaii
John A. Burns
Johnson
Kilauea
Hawaii Island
Secret Service
Miss Johnson
Giles County to Integrate First Virginia District
Giles County will desegregate its schools next fall becoming the first Virginia locality to end segregated schooling. The State Pupil Placement Board allocated 131 Negro pupils to two white schools and about 410 additional Negro pupils to all white or predominantly white schools, ahead of planned Negro school closures. Giles has roughly 4,500 students and this move marks Virginia's first desegregation by local district.
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Giles County
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Giles
Ellsworth Livery Stable Reverts to Historic Use
Ellsworth Kansas once again hosts a livery stable after the county historical society took over the former auto repair shop nine years after its conversion. The project aims to restore the structure to its original livery stable appearance and function, highlighting local history and heritage.
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Kaw
March of Progress
County Histrical Society Fr
Resignation of pediatrics dean effective September 1
A professor of pediatrics and associate dean for clinical affairs resigns effective September 1. In Little Rock, Army Engineers will open bids July 15 for bank stabilization on a 29 mile stretch of the Arkansas River, estimated at $400,000. Separately, United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners petitions the NLRB to represent about 25 workers at Ben C Gerwick Inc. DeWitt plant manufacturing concrete piling for Lock and Dam No. 1 on the Arkansas River.
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Army Engineers
Arkansas River
Dardanelle
United Brotherhood “of Carpenters and Joiners of - America
National Labor Relations Board
De-Witt
Ben C. Gerwick, Inc
San Francisco
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