Court Order Only Thing to End Dock Strike
Washington AP reports resort to a court injunction as the government’s only recourse to end a nine day maritime strike. Kennedy to confer with Labor Secretary Goldberg as talks stall amid union refusals and potential Taft-Hartley action. The dispute centers on bargaining rights for American owned foreign flag vessels and a settlement formula. A court order could halt the strike but not resolve the conflict, with ship losses mounting and a White House board required if Taft-Hartley invoked. The stalemate pits major unions Paul Hall and Joseph Curran against each other, with four smaller unions split, as owners weigh a legal endgame. Continued on Page Four.
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Washington
Kennedy
Arthur J. Goldberg
Goldberg
New York
Taft-Hartley
Congress
William F. Quinn
Hawaii
White House
Paul Hall
Sewers
Joseph Curran
National Maritime Union
Border Work Plan Delayed by U S Government
Washington AP reports the government has set aside indefinitely any plan to close the Mexicali border to Mexican commuters seeking work in Laredo and El Paso. A study on foreign commuting is underway along the Mexican and Canadian borders while consultations with governments continue.
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Wasitington
Mexicali
Goldberg
Foreign Ministry
Antonio Carilla Flores
US Immigration Service
el Paso
Laredo
Sinelar
Pope Compares Communism to Goliath in Address
Vatican reports quote Pope John XXIII likening communism to the Biblical giant Goliath. He warned the threat looms but urged faith, prayer, and grace, saying the Church and its members will confront the peril with steadfast resolve.
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Vatican
John Xxmus
Goliath
David
Clerical Missionary Union
Walien
Oblinous
Bethicham
Church of Christ
Big Night for Arkansas Delegate at Jaycees Ballot
In Atlanta Guy Pardew of Jonesboro Arkansas learned late on a fifth ballot in the U S Junior Chamber of Commerce convention that his wife had given birth to twins. The news reached him at Municipal Auditorium as officials struggled to notify him amid ballot chaos. Bob Canger of Jackson Tennessee was elected president on the sixth ballot.
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Atlanta
API
U.S
Junior Chamber of Commerce National Convention
Guy Pardew
Jonesboro
Ark
Pardew
Hone
Municipal Auditorium
Jaycees
Bob Canger
Jackson
Tenn
Dealey
Traskwood Wreck Cause Unknown
A Missouri freight train explosion at Traskwood Arkansas on December 17 sparked a committee inquiry led by S B Dobson of St Louis. The Ammonium Nitrate Committee says tests shed no light on what ignited the blast that injured about 20 people and damaged property a mile away. A final report is expected with possible federal involvement and a forecast of warm weather.
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SY. Louis Capi
Traskwood
Ark
S. B. Dobnson
St. Louis
Manulac Showing Chemists Association
Johnson
Federal Bureau
of Mines
Gas Agreement OK’d by PSC in Arkansas towns
The Public Service Commission approved proposed gas system agreements. Gillett and Waldron will build and lease systems to Arkansas Louisiana Gas Co. and Fort Smith Gas Corp. Marmaduke Black Oak Caraway and Tate City towns accepted the request. a similar contract may be made with Arkansas-Missouri Power Co.
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Litle Rock
Public Service Commission
Gillett and Waldron
Arkansas Louisiana Gig Co
Fort Smith Gas Corp
Marmaduke
Black Oak
Caraway
Tate City
Arkansas-Missouri Power Co
Religious Group Places Store in Rib
An ancient Egyptian Gnostic sect once believed Adam's rib inside the chest kept humanity in paradise and death away. The group’s ideas sparked speculation about ceremonial nudism and sexual rites, with gospels found near Nag Hammadi and now housed in Cairo.
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Camo
Egypt
Nag Hammadi
Upper Egypt
Coplie Museum
Old Cairo
Floyd W. Filson
McCormick Theological Seminary
Department Store Sales Rise Across Fed District
Sales in the Federal Reserve District increased overall last week by about four percent from the prior year. Louisville led with a thirteen percent rise while Memphis and the Little Rock area showed modest gains and declines. Little Rock dipped about one percent during the week ending June seventeenth.
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St. Louis
Be Federal Reserve
Federal Reserve Bank
Louisville
Memphis
Little Ruck
Little Hock
Lille
Stevenson cites discontent worsened by Kennedy era South America trip
Ambassador Stevenson reported to President Kennedy that worsening economic and social unrest in South America has grown since his 10 day tour. He warned discontent is widespread and urged social reforms while noting unpopularity of the Cuban invasion and skepticism about intervention. He praised the Alliance for Progress as a hopeful shift in hemispheric relations.
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Washington
Adi Stevenson
Kennedy
Stevenson
U.S
South America
Alliance For Progress
Migratory Bird Laws Tighten with Daily Bag Limits
Washington AP The Interior Department announced amendments to migratory bird hunting rules aimed at reducing waste and tightening daily bag limits. The 1961 62 season will cap an aggregate daily bag to the largest number a hunter can take in any one state and force retrieval of killed birds. Additional changes address retrieval efforts, prohibited methods, and the import and export of migratory birds.
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Washington
Interior
Kntay
Mrs Magnuson Granted Divorce From Don Magnuson
Seattle AP reports Mrs. Magnuson was granted a divorce from her husband, U.S. Representative Don Magnuson of Washington, amid charges he neglected his family and faced issues of instability. The case highlights personal strain within a prominent political family.
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Jind Migglittsen
U.S
Don Magnusson
Judges and Clerks for Tuesday's Bond Election
A list of voting precincts for the Tuesday January 27 bond election in the City of Hope Ward 1 Trading Post East Third Street Ward GA Fire Stile 800 East Second Street Ward 2 Court Hotel Ward 2A Court House Ward 3 Youth Center Elm and West Ave Ward 4 City Hall Box 6 Building formerly occupied by White's Cafe corner South Main East Division Streets Ward 6 Meyer's Bakery 444 South Walnut Street. Names of judges clerks and guards appear for multiple wards including Robins Atthey Smead Walker Clerky Charlene Green Mrs deh Nor wood Gru'd Monroe Stunt Shover Springs and more, with precincts listed as Saratoga Deanville St Cross Roads Pinegar Springhill Sardis and others. Continued on Page Two.
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City of Hope
Third St
Second St
Elm St
West Ave
City Hall
White's
Main
East Division
M. D
Robins
Atthey Smead
C Walker
Clerky
Charlene Green
Deh Norwood
Gru'd
Monroe Stunt
Shover Springs
George Crews
Collie
Lloyd Mangan
G. J. Beckworth
Ts. Sanford
W. Be Ruelas
Favorite Bible Stories From Local Folks Readers Share Picks
In this opinion piece from the Bible Belt, residents name their favored Old Testament tales and explain why Gideon, David, Joseph, Joseph and Hosea stand out. Reverends, teachers, and homemakers all cite lessons on faith, forgiveness, trust, and divine guidance as they reflect on Scripture.
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Lng
KNAK
Rupus Sorrells
Gideon
W. C. Bruner
David
Highif
Kathleen Broads
Joseph Gat
TY. Lawrence
Christ
Joseph
WM. Horton
Dorsey Mena
Jusha
Elijah
Joan McClanahan
Hosea
Jesus Christ
God
Navy Dedicates New Radio Station at Cutler Maine
Navy dedicates a new powerful low frequency radio station at Cutler near Arlington Virginia era, with call letters NAR. Adm. Frank Virden said the $70 million facility will communicate with ships and aircraft worldwide and with Polaris submarines, marking a major naval communications hub.
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Cutler
Maine
Navy
Arlington
Frank Virden
Naval Communications
Adm
Virden
Culler
New Sun
Aml
Lio Ltor Ins
Johnson Peach Festival Opens in Clarksville Arkansas
Johnson County Peach Festival opens in Clarksville Arkansas with Royal Court ceremonies. Queen representatives include Eberta and Miss Arkansas Valley. Beauty contests finals set for 7 p.m. Saturday. Young contestants aged 4 to 6 will be considered for early listings.
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Clarksville, Ark
Queen Eberta
Arkansas Valley
Johnson County
Princess Ebertas
Kennedy Reportedly Feeling Fine During Ikeda Farewell
President Kennedy, briefly ill with a virus, left his bed to host Japanese Prime Minister Hayato Ikeda at the White House. Officials said he walked with little limp, posed for photos, and intended to bid farewell after three days of talks, though he would stay in his residence per doctors' advice.
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Wastiington
Lyestilort
Kennedy
Hayato Ikeda
Ito
Skeda
Kenialy
Yuel
Kenedy
White House
Janet
Travel
Dr. Travel
Ikeda
Answers on the Troubled Berlin Issue
James Marlow analyzes the Berlin standoff explaining Western calls for free elections and a unified Germany versus Soviet control. He notes two Berlins, West Berlin linked to West Germany and East Berlin under Communist rule, with routes to the city passing through Soviet and East German territory. He cites postwar agreements, limited Western forces, and the political symbolism of free access for people and supplies, warning of potential crisis if routes are restricted.
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James Marlow
Associated Press
Washington
Berlin
Soviet Union
Germany
Germain
Gersmany
Stalin
Russia
East Germany
United States
Britain
Vund Brance
West Berlin
U S Strikes Firm Note on Berlin Crisis
U S officials state there are no immediate plans to strengthen forces in Europe or Berlin. McNamara and allied leaders emphasize preserving rights and freedoms in Western Berlin while hinting at possible quiet reinforcement of conventional forces if needed.
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Freo
Hoffman Wasluington
APY
Oshtiek
Berlin
Aley Daehn III
Britial
Prevel
West
Roliry
Defenise
Robert S
Namaria Tols
Berti
McNamaen
Dali
McNa
Main
Butt
Soviet Union
McNamiun
U.S
Urape
Soshere
London
Europe
West Germany
Tan Curtain
Gurope
Mes Namara
Inato
NATO
Hak Utip
McNaman
Reds Seek Direct Talks with U S on Disarmament
London reports say the Soviet Union proposed direct talks with the United States on a disarmament accord, while Washington pushback frames the issue as an international concern. McCloy and Dorya lead U S Soviet talks in Washington to shape the agenda and procedures for a Geneva conference slated for late July.
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London
API
Tollay
Soviet Union
United States
Britain
Besgan
Washington
Washingtons
U.S
John J. McCloy
Valerian Doria
Geneva
Ihen
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Curd
Hubbard
McCaskill
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Dess ‘Winealey
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Taylor
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J. A. Stovall
Walker Chamfless
EB. T. Avery
Walker Chambless
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Herman Dodson
Frank — Bland
Willie Merdantins
Nash Stanton
Canedom Gathright
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M. Montgomery
C. A. Brown
Guy Lou
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Wade Gilbert
Bud Ames
Ian Gilbert
H. B. Gilbert
W. C. Thompson
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Gene Shuemaker
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Wiliam Purcell
McNabbidges
B.C. Gren
Philip Knighton
Eddie jKaligghtan
Dd Stone
M. Clayton
H. St. Kaley
W. C. Beane
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Miles Lula
Lloyd Kinard
Millay Eason
Guy BE
Basye
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Clarke
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Agee
D. C. Whatley
Dudges
Gordon Bayless
Leddy Jones
Elise Broach
Paul O'Neal
Web Owens
J. W. Yarbrough
Fred Glanton
Doe B. ‘Hudson
Horeve Samuels
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Steve Crain
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