Khrushchev visits East Berlin amid Kennedy trip clash
Khrushchev arrived in East Berlin and criticized Kennedy's West Berlin visit as aimed at dividing Germans. Ulbricht greeted him, praising Kennedy’s aim while Khrushchev backed Ulbricht’s view. Gomulka and Novotny accompanied, signaling broader satellite attendance for Ulbricht’s birthday celebration and a possible broader agenda beyond the party event.
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Khrushchev
Ulbricht
Kennedy
West Berlin
Nina
Valentina Tereshkova
Berlin
Wladyslaw Gomulka
Antonin Novotny
East Berlin
Communist Party
Walter Ulbricht
Moscow
Mrs Thrash 69 Dies At Home In Hot Springs
Maggie Ray Thrash aged 69 died at her home after 25 years in the city. She was the widow of Roy JG Thrash. Four brothers in law Willis Edgar and Hubert Thrash of Hope Pennix Thrash of Hot Springs and four sisters in law Occo Erwin Lolie Moran Lot tie McWha and Thelma Thrash survive. Services set for 10 a m Saturday at Oakcraft Chapel with Rev Clyde Johnson and Rev Albert O’Steen. Burial in Memory Gardens.
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Maggie Ray Thrash
Roy JG. Thrash
Willis, Edgar and
Hubert Thrash
Hope
Pennix Thrash
Hot Springs
Inlaw
Occo Erwin
Nachitoches
Lolie Moran
Skelly Town
Texas
Lottie McWha
Thelma Thrash
Weather Experiment Station report for 24 hours
A weather summary covers the 24 hours ending at 7 a.m. Friday. High temperature reached 90 degrees and the low fell to 67, with conditions indicating typical warm and dry spells for the period. Data collected by the Weather Experiment Station informs local climate patterns.
Appointment of Mehaffy Aired
Washington AP reports a Senate Judiciary subcommittee will hold a hearing on the nomination of Pat Mehaffy of Little Rock as judge for the 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals. Sen. John J. McClellan says he sees no opposition to the nomination and notes Mehaffy was named by President Kennedy earlier in the week.
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Washington
Senate Judiciary
Pat Mehaffy
Little Rock
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
John J. McClellan
D. Ark
Mehaffy
Kennedy
Croxton Proposes Permanent Voter Registration Plan
Benton County Rep. Hardy Croxton outlined a permanent voter registration bill at a civic leaders meeting and was elected chairman of the Committee for Voter Registration. The plan would auto register voters who vote every two years at their home precinct, with in-person re-registration required for those who miss the two year window.
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Benton County
Hardy Croxton
Croxton
Bar
Finance
Arkansas
Pope Paul VI Eyes Ties With Communist Nations
Pope Paul VI signals a plan to soften Vatican relations with Communist governments to aid Catholics behind the Iron Curtain. He urges noninterference in internal affairs while seeking freedom for worship, sending conciliatory messages to Khrushchev and Polish leadership to foster world peace and long‑standing Catholic ties.
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Paul VI
Vatican
Moscow
Warsaw
Khrushchev
Aleksander Sawadzki
Poland
Zawadzki
John XXIII
Joseph Cardinal Mindszenty
U.S
Budapest
Pioneer Washington Plans Fourth of July Tour and Facilities
Public recreation area proposed west of Walnut Ridge on Lake Charles in Lawrence County aims for a $279,011 build with a half funded by the Soil Conservation Service. Plans include a beach, swimming area, picnic grounds, trails, parking, campgrounds, sanitation, and concessions. State and county governments would cover the rest and operate it via the Publicity and Parks Commission.
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Ridge
Lake Charles
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$1.1 Million to Faubus' Home Town
Huntsville Arkansas receives 1.165 million dollars in federal grants and loans for expanding water supply and sewer system. Mayor Boyd Roberts says funds from Area Redevelopment Administration 410000 grant, Community Facilities Administration 581000 loan, and HEW 174000 water pollution grant will aid expansion to attract industry. current septic tanks used due to no sewer disposal system.
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Boyd Roberts
J. William Fulbright
D-Ark
Reép
James Trimble
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Roberts
U.S. Traffic Deaths May Set Record
The National Safety Council reported 15 190 motor vehicle fatalities in January May, a new record for the first five months. Deaths rose 6 percent while travel rose 4 percent, yielding a 4.3 per 100 million mile death rate, up 2 percent. May toll hit 3 650, up 13 percent from May 1962, with 17 of 19 months showing increases.
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Chicago
National Safety Council
Arkansan Loses in Jaycee Vote at National Convention
Dick Headlee 32 of Bountiful Utah elected president of the U S Junior Chamber of Commerce after final opponent Dick Thomas 30 of Sedalia Missouri moves for unanimous election. Headlee and his wife Mary with seven children will relocate to the Jaycee White House in Tulsa Oklahoma for the year.
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Louisville
Dick Headlee
Bountiful
Utah
U.S
All Around Town Highlights Local Fire Call and Hospital News
Firemen answered two calls yesterday including a grass fire on Peach Street with no damage and a mattress fire in Gilbert O Dell s home traced to smoking in bed. Mrs H P Dupuy of Hors Rt 4 is in St Michael Hospital Texarkana awaiting surgery in Room 422.
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Peach Street
Gilbert O'Dell
H. P. Dupuy
Hors
Rt. 4
St. Michael Hospital
Texarkana
Testimony of Korth Conflicts With AF Navy
Secretary of the Navy Fred Korth told Senate investigators that the Pentagon did not settle on a costlier interior version of the TFX warplane. He clashed with Air Force and Navy witnesses, saying General Dynamics offered a faster, longer- lasting aircraft with better maneuverability and a smaller design, while Boeing had limited fighter weight advantages. The subcommittee probes possible favoritism in awarding the contract to General Dynamics of Fort Worth, Texas, over Boeing of Seattle. Continued on Page Two.
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Washington
Secretary of the Navy
Fred Korth
Senate
Pentagon
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Air Force
Navy
Korth
General Dynamics
Boeing
General Dynamics Corp
Fort Worth
Tex
Boeing Co
Seattle
Union Co Pays For Dead Plant After Bond Approval
Union County voters approved a 2 million bond and an 825000 equipment issue in 1961 to build and stock a Chase Grocord Rubber Co plant in El Dorado. The firm later failed, leaving the county to honor bonds while seeking replacement industry. Craig Smith of the AIDC notes most bonds and plants remain viable, with 50 Amendment 49 issues issued and only a few plants ceasing operations.
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George F. Bartsch
Union County
Chase-Grocord Rubber Co
Arkansas
Chase-Grocord
Craig Smith
Arkansas Industrial Development Commission
Chase Grocord
el Dorado
Smith
Benton
Wheasley Industries, Inc
Aidc Atempts
Dun and Bradstreet
Lions Club Public Service Record Highlighted At Hope
Local Lions Club members discussed its strong community impact and plans for growth at a Hope Association of Life Underwriters meeting. Speaker Dr Crow reviewed probate code basics intestate and testate procedures and urged writing wills while healthy.
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Jr. C. Crow
Hope Association
Barlow Hotel
Cary Tfe
C.H. Martin
Thes Organization
Long Way to Go Negroes Told at Little Rock Speech
Leroy K. Johnson the first Negro in Georgia Senate in 92 years urged the Little Rock Urban League audience to focus on current standing, saying progress in the South exists but a long way remains. He called for removing every vestige of segregation and noted he faced no trouble entering the Senate.
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Little Rock
Leroy K. Johnson
Georgia Senate
Little Rock Urban League
Johnson
South
America
Sam Tetteller Dies at 80 in Guernsey Hospital
Sam P Tetteller aged 80 of Guernsey died Thursday in a local hospital. He was a Baptist. Surviving are his wife Inez, four sons Lylie Indianapolis Clarence Rosa Wallive Pexarkana Ruble Hope four stepsons Kevoy Texarkana Calvin Hope Early Donald Wayne Turley Hope two daughters Gladys Texarkana Mary Ann Hope. Services Saturday at 10 a m at Guernsey Baptist Church with Rev Kelly Dickson J W Slovten Norman Trant. Burial Oakcrest Funeral Home in Shover Springs Cemetery.
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Sam P. Tetteller
Guernsey
The
Baptist, Church
Inez Casey ‘Tetteller
Lylie
Indianapolis
Clarence
Rosa
Calif
Wallive
Pex
Arkana
Ruble
Hope
Kevoy Tetteller
Texarkana
Calvin Jackson
Amd
Donald Wayne Turley
Gladys Peterson
Mary Ann Tetteller
Guernsey Baptist ‘Church
Kelly Dickson
J. W. Slvoten
Norman Trant
Oakcrest Funeral Horn
Shover
Springs Cemetery
JFK Receives Rapt Irish Welcome in Dublin and Cork
President Kennedy addressed the Dail in Dublin, urging small nations to support the UN as vital to world peace. He received the freedom of Cork, then to Dublin Castle for honorary degrees and Dublin’s freedom, with a three day tour including Galway Limerick and Shannon.
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Patrick J. Massey
Dublin
Kennedy
Ireland
United Nations
Dail
U.S
U.N
Oes
Cork
Dall
Dublin Castle
National Univerrsity
University of Dublin
Galway
Limerick
Shannon
National University
Trish
Wexford
New Ross
Ramon da Valera
Sean
A Robertson 83 Dies Thursday in Fordyce Hospital
Alfred Robertson aged 83 retired farmer and carpenter died Thursday in a Fordyce Hospital. He lived here and was a Centerville Masonic Lodge member Garrett Memorial Church. Survived by three daughters Mrs Ellis Prescott Mrs Taulbee Mc Gehee and Mrs Jeans Oregon three sisters and four brothers. Services 2:30 pm Saturday at Shovyer Springs Baptist Church with burial in Shoyer Springs Cemetery by Herndon Cornelius.
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Alfred ~. Robertson
Fordyce
Centerville
Masonic Lodge
Garrett Memorial Church
Sid Ellis
Prescott
Joe W ‘Taulbee
McGehee
Dorothy Jeans
Oregon
Shovyer Springs Baptist Church
Herndon Cornelius
Shoyer Springs Cemetery
Mrs Gordon 84 Dies in Little Rock Hospital
Martha E B Gordon 94 died Thursday in a Little Rock hospital. She formerly lived at Patmos and was a member of New Hope Baptist Church. Survivors include three sons Captain W M Gordon of Durham NC Lester L of Texas Alvin Gordon of Hope two daughters Coburn Simpson North Little Rock Henry Davis Little Rock Rosa Rogers Hot Springs and a sister Mrs S Rogers Hot Springs. Services at 10:30 a.m. Saturday at Herndon-Cornelius Chapel by Reverend W A of El Dorado. Burial in New Hope Cemetery.
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Martha EB. Gordon
Little Rock
Patmos
New Hope Baptist Church
W. M. Gordon
Durham
N. C
Lester L
Texas
Alvin Gordon
Hope
Coburn Simpson
North Lite Rock
Henry Davis
Rosa Rogers
Hot Springs
S. Rogers
Herndon-Cornelius Chapel
W. A
el Dorado
New Hope Cemetery
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