Soviet Space Pair Pushes Orbit Records In Space Flight
Lt Col Valery Bykovsky breaks distance and orbit records in Vostok 3 as Valentina Tereshkova continues her solo orbit, both reporting good health. Bykovsky surpasses 64 orbit mark, nearing five days in space while Tereshkova nears 2 days aboard separate orbits. Tass reports faultless systems and crew feeling well as broadcasts show them on TV.
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Moscow
Valery Bykovsky
Valentina Tereshkova
Sher
Bykovsky
Andrian Niko- Tayev
Mazmum
Miss Tereshkava
Valentina
Earth
Mai
Leroy Gordon Cooper Jr
Tass
Weather Experiment Station repair ends at seven A.M.
Arkansas forecast notes partly cloudy to occasionally cloudy conditions through Wednesday with warm, unsettled weather. Widely scattered thundershowers mainly in the west and south portions this afternoon and northwest portion Wednesday afternoon. Highs around 84, lows near 60. Continues on page two.
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Arkansas
Lahay BO
Promotion for Highway Engineer in Arkansas
AP report from Little Rock says William L. Moore, district engineer at Harrison, will be promoted to assistant chief engineer of the Arkansas Highway Department. Acting Highway Director Ward Goodman signed the order, naming E. Crafton as assistant to the chief engineer, Gene Neilson to retire July 2 after 30 years, Hubert Stolland to replace him, and John T. Pendergrass to remain as second assistant chief engineer with a $12,060 budgeted salary. Rumors had circulated in April about replacing Goodman with Moore.
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Little Rock
William L. Moore
Harrison
Ar- Kansas Highway Department
Ward Goodman
Moore
Goodman
Bo) Crafton
Little Stock
Gene Neilson
Department
Hubert Stolland
Nelson
163 General Assembly
John T. Pendergrass
The
Highway Commission
Claudinay
Sinca
PR. Oliver
Yhat
Elaine
Vieheer
McCaskill RCI Hears Pakistan Talk
M Mughisud din of Washington D C spoke at the McCaskill RCI meeting praising Pakistan as a land of extremes in poverty and wealth and of political significance. He noted East and West Pakistan religious divides, cyclones in East Pakistan, and economic shifts under foreign capital. The event followed a covered dish supper at the community building. plans for July 4 in Washington were announced.
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Pakistan
McCaskill Rci
M. Mughisuddin
Washington, D. C
Hughisuddin
Cloid Biltick
McCaskill
West Pakistan
India
East Pakistan
Mel. Leon Prescott
ACL
Washington, Ark
Talks Stall in Steel Contract Negotiations
Pittsburgh AP report says months of informal talks failed to yield a contract with the basic steel industry. The United Steelworkers Union took no steps to reopen contracts, avoiding strike pressure while pursuing further discussions. The union has been free since May to seek formal bargaining and to strike after notifying days, but has held off to avoid an immediate strike.
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Pittsburgh
Basic Steel Industry
United Steelworkers Union
Methodists Plan Summer Training For Vacation Church School
The Methodist Vacation Church School theme is Widening Relationships with divisions from Nursery to Junior. Sessions run Friday morning June 21 to Monday June 34 with Miss Nannie Jurkins as general secretary. Listed are instructors and junior assistants by group and planned field trip to Texarkana Mount Sinai Synagogue with a closing sharing program Sunday evening June 39.
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Methodist
Roorbach
Purvis
Shacklett
Nannie Jurkins
A. W. Melver
Jimmy’ Ponder
Bet) Burton
Linda Sue Still
Evelyn Briant
Ure Still
Austin’ Hutson
Margle Waddle
Clyde Monts
Mitchell LaGrone
Kinard Youns
J. P. Watkins
Lloyd Guerin
Georgie Frazier
Jud Maniindale
Peggy Franks
Kathy Guevin
G. G. Meds Ders
Hinton Davis
J. BR. Forrester
Brenda Bain
Kathleen Broach
Herman Smith
Brad Schenck
Henry’ Fenwick
Mount Sinai Synagogue
Harlem Rally Violence Sparks Citywide Disorder
Police from four boroughs rushed to Harlem after clashes at two 7th Avenue rallies. Two patrolmen were injured and 26 people were arrested as residents and bystanders fled the melee. A separate African Nationalists rally was dispersed after bottles and bricks were thrown.
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New York
Harlem
7Th Avenue
225Th Street
Man Charged With Murder In Benton Slaying
Luther Ray, 38, of Benton was charged with first degree murder in the death of Frank Hobbs, 44, Benton. Hobbs' battered body was found in a shallow grave near Benton. Prosecutor Lawson Glover said Ray admitted the slaying in a statement to him and Saline County Sheriff Guy Grant.
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Benton
Act
Luther Ray
Frank Hobbs
Lawson Glover
Malvern
Ray
Saline County
Guy Grant
Federal Building Site Studied For New Post Office
Dallas federal building and post office site discussed by Postal and GSA officials with city leaders. Area outlined as 206 by 235 feet bounded by 4th Street Pine Street Avenue and Laurel Street. Property owners urged to contact Postmaster Robert Wilson about parcels.
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Postal
GSA
Dallas
Federal Building
4Th Street
Pine Sureey
Laurel Street
Robert Wilson
General Services Administration
Post Office Department
Vaowneies
State Police Audit Reveals Finances Crisis and Morale Drop
A special audit shows Arkansas State Police facing a budget crunch due to revenue leveling and rising operating costs. It cites ticket fixing, low morale from pay gaps, and perceived political favoritism in promotions. Revenue from driver licenses fell to a deficit projected through year end, with salaries and retirement costs rising. The audit covers July 1962 to March 1963 and warns of further shortfalls, prompting talk of a fall special session.
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Little Rock
Craighead County
Norman Wimpy
Legislative Joint Auditing Committee
Winpy
State Police Department
Next Rand
Macmillan on Way Out Amid Profumo Scandal
London AP reporting Britain’s Conservative party seeks a new leader after Prime Minister Harold Macmillan faced a confidence vote over the Profumo affair. Twenty seven abstained, but Macmillan survived 321 to 252. He admittedProfumo deceived him and ministers and that security agencies knew little. A successor search begins ahead of 1964 election.
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London
Britain
Harold Maccmillan
Macmillan
Ito
House of Commions
Profumo
John Profumo
Harold Macmillan
Commons
Eugene Ivanof
Christine Keeler
All Around Town reads list of local names and events
Oliver Adams a former county agent visits Hope now an agent in Carroll County, his daughter Ann a music major at the University of Arkansas teaching in several locations, and son Oliver Jr a ranger at Grand Canyon National Park. Shuffields in Little Rock where Mr Shuffield is hospitalized. Arkansas convention attendees at the Arlington Hotel in Hot Springs. two Hope High School grads on Southern State College Dean's List. Judy Boswell and Peggy Lloyd with scholarships. Local youths recover a purse with $360 cash, $20 reward. resignations of Gordon and Mrs Beasley noted at State Teachers College in Hope.
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Oliver Adams
Hempstead
Hope
Carroll County
Adams
Ann
University of Arkansas
South Lakewood
Denver
Cola
Oliver Jr
Grand Canyer National Park
Hope High School
Southern State College
Bette
Judy’ Boswell
Meo
J. D. Boswell
Russellville
Peggy Lloyd
Mir
D. ‘Lloyd
Onatisi
Kennedy Plan Adds Vocational Aid To Civil Rights Proposal
President Kennedy and Democratic leaders outlined a civil rights package that may include separate legislation on retraining and vocational education to curb unemployment among Negroes. The plan, discussed with governors and education and legal leaders, aims to base civil rights moves on practical job training while sparking debate over timing and scope.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congress
White House
Lind Will
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Everett M. Dirksen
Dirksen
Ace
Guards Called Out in Maryland Amid Tense Cambridge Unrest
Maryland Adjutant General Lt Gen Milton Reckord ordered about 400 National Guard troops from the 2nd Battalion 175th Infantry to assemble at Dundalk and proceed to Cambridge. The move follows racial tensions as local Negro leaders warned of demonstrations unless white leaders resumed negotiations by 6 p.m. The unit had been on standby since last weekend.
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Cambridge
Maryland
National Guard
Milton A. Reckord
Baltimore
175Th Infantry
Dundalk
Reckard
Jas Reckard
Enid Group Takes Sky Diving Honors
Results of the sky divers contest held here last weekend list multiple Enid.okla participants in events including Novie accuracy and Senior accuracy. Notable finishers include Lee Walker of Arkansas Parachute Center and Ed Habengey of Enid in senior, plus Ed Harbenger Catton and Tom Rogers of Enid in team event.
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Rocher F. Coady
Ab Young
Enid
Okla
Cinby
Lee Walker
Arkansas Parachute Center
Ed Habengey
Ed Harbenger
Dave Catton
Tom Rogers
Susan Spense
Los Angeles
Arkansas Center
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