Government Moves to Block TWA Strike Amid Airlines Turmoil
In New York the ABL-C10 union threatens a 10 009 member work stoppage against American Airlines at midnight Friday as Kennedy weighs invoking the labor act to delay any action for 60 days. TWA engineers clash with American over benefits while Pan American and Eastern see reduced pressure due to the president's warning on wider economic impact.
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Teransport. Workers Union
Abl-C10
New York
Kennedy
Hulloway Labor Act
Pan American World Airways
Eastern Air Lines
Unis
Ney
Court Docket and Civil Matters From County Ledger
Municipal court entries list numerous defendants facing untaxed intoxicating liquor charges and drunkenness pleas with bonds ranging from 11.50 to 106.50 and various forfeitures. A civil docket shows garnishments and actions against Southwestern Packing Co. and others, with totals including 64.85 and 82.50 notes. The county notes southwest winds and county assets emphasize natural beauty along White Pine and Strawberry rivers.
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Hope
Ack Angas
Jung 14
Didckint
Charles, Brown
Chorley Graham
Horaca Williams
Jy Harris
Saint
Owen Gulley
Nodelvoir
Walter Frezer
Jerry 1
Pate
Arthur Chambers
G_ Beauchamp
Leonard ‘Yabert
Hoyt Perry
Jefferson Cartigan
Torfelfe
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Geneva Till
Cexes
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Jimmy Cy Davis
ACC
Ad Weingarten, Inc
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LM. Dowpins
Maurice Pinscoffs
Willie Mairsvall
Tosgery
Pearline Horrig Koxlleh
Bonnie Ene
Southwestern Packing Co
Carnistec
Cretlil Bureau
Hompetend County
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Wile Ogden
Southern Plaswood
Ines
Fox
Compromise Rejected by Kennedy Rejected by Kennedy
The Kennedy Administration rejected a compromise on its tax revision bill, leaving its fate uncertain. The Senate Finance Committee will again delay the measure, which has passed the House but been stalled in the Senate since April. A Republican on the committee cited delays and financial schemes as factors in the stalemate.
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Joe Hall Washington
Kennedy
Finance Committee
House
Senate
John J. Williams
Faubus Grants Prisoner Pardon in Arkansas
Gov. Orval Faubus pardoned James E. Hollinger an inmate at Pulaski County Jail who aided a recent jail break attempt involving three women prisoners in which an elderly guard was wounded Hollinger was serving a one year sentence for conspiring to commit kidnapping supported by Sheriff L C Young indicators of pardon decision and related incident in LITTLE ROCK Arkansas by AP
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Little, Rock
Orval ‘Hi
Roses and troubles in a crowded tenement night
Frances confronts George about a two hour delay for Hemel and suspicious gifts of flowers. He reveals only a chaotic morning at the police station after their baby was left in a stolen carriage amid a search for bookies and a pile of bills totaling eleven hundred and sixteen dollars.
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Wautoon
Fran
George
Johngoh
A 2 Minute Story 1962 by NEA Inc
A tense scene unfolds in a carriage where George hides, then confesses about found money. He reassures Fran and addresses their son Evan about police holding the $1,116 and possible rewards. The family weighs risk, guilt, and future trouble as they wait for a resolution.
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Renane
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Trances
Arkansas Weather Summary for Wednesday and Week Ahead
Weather reports from Arkansas and Louisiana describe scattered thundershowers today, with highs mainly in the 80s and lows around 60s to 70s. Northwest and northeast sections expect cooler, fair, and mild conditions by Thursday, while southeast portions stay warm with continued chances of showers into Wednesday.
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Land
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Administration weighs trimming bill sections amid three key elements
The administration signaled it could accept the less controversial portions of the bill while resisting major changes. It noted three core elements of the revision, led by Mmensue, as non negotiable, limiting potential concessions.
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Administration
Withholding plan on dividends and interest outlined
Weather notes from various cities accompany a report on a proposed 1.38 billion dollar withholding plan for dividends and interest. The plan aims to close loopholes, affecting savings and loan associations, mutual banks and other financial entities, as part of broader tax code changes. Reactions from officials indicate the administration favors continuing the broader tax revision despite opposition.
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Garrett Memorial Revival Services Begin This Month
Garrett Memorial Baptist Church announces revival services starting Sundays at 10 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. led by Rev. Clyde Johnson, pastor. Johnson, a Texas native educated at Jacksonville College and Jacksonville Theological Seminary, previously served at First Baptist Waldo and Grace Baptist El Dorado before joining Garrett Memorial. He and his wife with two daughters moved to Hope in December.
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Aletha
Hope
Youth Drowned at Texarkana After Swim
Texarkana AP report: Curtis Ray Smith, 15, a Black youth, drowned in a mill pond while swimming with Lester Wilson, also 15. Wilson swam to safety but could not rescue Smith. Clarence Lee, a city officer, dived in to help but found no sign of the boy until two hours later. This marked the third drowning in three days and the seventh in three weeks in the Texarkana area.
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Texarkana
Curtis Ray Smith
Mill Pond
Lester Wilson
Wilson
Smith
Texas City
Clarence Lee
Little River
Tearkana
Hope Star Ad Rates and Audit Bureau Notice
A garbled Hope Star page notes advertising rates and subscription details. It lists staff roles and addresses in Hope Arkansas, with references to the Audit Bureau of Circulations and multiple regional offices. The fragment mentions rate figures and payment terms in various cities.
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Arkansor Ae
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Alford Says Faubus Seeks Credit for Governorship
Rep Dale Alford charged Faubus tries to leave the impression only he is capable of governing Arkansas. He called it a dark day for the state if anyone must seek permission to run for public office and said he seeks only the people’s permission to humbly serve the state.
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de. Valls
Bluff
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