Controversies Lurk in Arkansas Legislature
Controversies linger after a wave of protests in the Arkansas Legislature as a plan to cost Winthrop Rockefeller his chairmanship of the Industrial Commission and a resolution praising him were dropped. A soft drink tax increase bill was withdrawn as support faded. The anti gambling bill was also withdrawn after extensive amendments. Continued on Page Three.
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Former Child Star Lands in Prison in Houston Case
Former child actress Lova Lee Scott known as Lora Lee Michel received 13 months in prison and her husband Frank O. Scott 27 months for taking a stolen car from Jonesboro Arkansas to Houston and using it to tour the east and south United States incurring about 3700 in debt on three credit cards. Stewart details include their film career and a list of titles such as The Banks Pit Mighty Joe Young Good Sam and Tokyo Joe.
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Arkansas Weather: Cloudy with Showers and Storms
Weather report for Arkansas notes cloudy conditions through Tuesday with scattered showers and thunderstorms this afternoon and tonight. Occasional rain begins in the northwest and spreads eastward, continuing most of Tuesday. Colder air moves in tonight and Tuesday, with lows near 45 to 40 and highs Tuesday.
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Torrential Rains Sweep the Andes Village
An avalanche from heavy rains hit Pampayada in the Andes near Lima, Peru. Police say villagers saw the danger before it struck, with La Prensa reporting around 300 missing and at least 60 homes destroyed as tons of rock and mud buried the village about 900 miles southeast of Lima.
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Crime Up In Arkansas And Little Rock In 1962
FBI figures show crime rising in Little Rock across most categories in 1962 after a 1961 dip. Murders rose from 12 to 15, forcible rapes from 11 to 12, robberies 77 to 94, burglaries and break ins 756 to 996, grand larceny 575 to 697, and auto thefts 238 to 263.
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Frondizi Removed by Argentine President Seeks Political Plan
Argentine AP report says Arturo Frondizi was ousted and flown to a ranch southwest of Buenos Aires after 11 months in limbo near the capital. Frondizi, who remains defiant, quit campaigning as elections set for June 23 loom.
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Pilot Hurt Critically in Plane Crash Near El Dorado
Julius Q R Feinberg of El Dorado was listed in very critical condition after his single engine plane crashed shortly after takeoff from Downtown Airport, about a quarter mile south in a wooded area. Investigators from the Aviation Agency examined the wreckage. Feinberg suffered brain injuries and multiple severe injuries, with witnesses reporting the aircraft circling and then crashing.
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Khrushchev and Actress Win Sovrem Parliaments Vote
Premier Khrushchev learned he and a famed actress were elected to the Russian Federated Republic Parliament as Communist backed candidates swept Sunday elections across eight of its republics. Voters reported a 98 percent turnout. Khrushchev voted for Yulia Borisovit, Moscow’s young star, as he could not vote in his own district, while Molotov cast a ballot for Miss Horisova amid limited attention.
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Severe Weather Alerts Over West Arkansas Today
The US Weather Bureau in Little Rock issued warnings for west Arkansas with scattered severe thunderstorms and damaging winds and hail from 1 am to 5 pm across a 120 mile strip. A second zone from 1 pm to 7 pm risks tornadoes and damaging winds in a 60 mile band north and south of a line from Fort Worth to Little Rock, affecting many counties including Sebastian Logan Pope Van Buren Cleburne Independence Lawrence Randolph Sharp Izard Filton Stone Baxter Marion Searcy Newton Boone Carroll Madison Johnson Franklin Crawford Washington Benton.
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Patient shoots doctor at Fort Roots VA hospital
A patient at Fort Roots Veterans Administration psychiatric hospital shot and critically wounded Dr Keith Herlocker in his office. Police and FBI searched for the patient, who fled the scene in a 32 caliber bullet entering the doctor’s jaw. Herlocker, 51, chief of vocational counseling, had been at Fort Roots since 1958 and was not expected to live.
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14 Violent Deaths in Arkansas
A recap of violent deaths in Arkansas. among cases a woman beaten stabbed and burned, two women killed in a train crash, Eunice Mac Boone found dead in a church basement, and a suspect detained. The week also saw four other traffic or violent deaths and five in a rail series collision.
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Big Cities Weakness of the GOP
A Republican national report notes GOP gains in the South and West but weakness in large cities, saying New England needs extra effort and older voters are slipping away. It cites 1962 gains among farmers and suburbs, plus 1.5 million GOP votes in the South, with the South shown as the indicator of dissatisfaction.
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Church to Use Press and Radio Under Vatican Council
Vatican City RP reports the Roman Catholic Ecumenical Council Commission on Laymen and Communications meets to plan how to use press radio television and movies to spread church teachings. The commission joins another group revising and simplifying 70 theses into 20 for the council’s reconvened session on September 9.
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Quakes Felt Across Six States Including Arkansas
Earth tremors Sunday affected Arkansas and six other states centered near the New Madrid area in Missouri. In Jonesboro the tremor cracked plaster and swayed chandeliers at a church during prayer. no injuries were reported though many left and later returned. No serious damage occurred, but hundreds were startled and phones flooded with calls as seismographs labeled it a major quake in the past century.
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Local Service, Academic Honors, and Military News
Charles Bryan Ruggles completed a mission to Lincoln Nebraska and returned to Walker AFB Roswell New Mexico. Teddy Jones of Hendrix College made Dean's List as a business economics major and led student activities. John M Shaty completed Marine recruit training in San Diego California. Jerald W McLelland to Amarillo AFB for training as administrative specialist. Gerald A Taylor completed recruit training at Great Lakes. Hope Bobcats to play Forrest City in the Double A and Trip A senior boys state tournament with Bent0t and Perry's Truck Stop Independents posting a win last Saturday.
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Extra Workers Ban Upheld by High Court
The Supreme Court unanimously upheld a lower court ruling that U S railroads may change work rules to end featherbedding. About 210000 railroad workers across 195 carriers were affected. Justice Goldberg recused himself from the case.
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Manhunt Sought After Fatal Hamburg Stabbing
In Hamburg Arkansas Sheriff S. M. Moorman seeks a 38 year old blond man in a ducktail haircut linked to the killing of 20 year old Tommy Rodgers found at his father's service station Friday night. Rodgers, a sophomore at Arkansas A&M, was dying at the scene. a Marine trench knife found nearby is identified as the murder weapon. The cash register showed $125 in the station.
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Americans Accuse U S Forces of Shooting Cuban Cow
Havana reports Fidel Castro government accuses American forces of shooting a cow near the Guantanamo base and staging a drunken gun battle. A military communique says a U S soldier fired at a Cuban border guard, killing the cow, and later two groups of drunken Marines engaged in a fierce gun fight with no immediate U S Navy comment.
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