Poultry Industry Faces Bankruptcy Talk In Arkansas
A disputed Arkansas poultry story notes loans and taxes tied to a proposed 1000000 pond project in Morrilton. Leaders argue urgency for a new hatchery and mill while critics warn of oversupply and profit concerns. Local Chamber urges investors amid broader industry strains nationwide.
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Farm producers oppose taxpayer funded housing construction plan
A speaker in Stead County cites farm producers facing mortgage pressures and expanded hen capacity as a reason to reject public funding for 100 000 dollar housing projects. He argues farmers cannot secure credit for expansion and would be forced out, selling farms or losing homes, risking many families leaving the area. He notes discussions with representatives from Delight Bee Farms and Lions group, admitting supporters may sway the ruling majority.
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Weather forecast across Arkansas remains cold with snow flurries
The statewide outlook shows continued cold conditions through tonight and Tuesday with cloudy skies, frost, and scattered light snow in the north. Temperatures range from the mid teens to the 40s, with highs around 40 to 45 in central areas and lows near 12 to 20 in northern counties. An Arkansas forecast notes snow in Harrison and Walnut Ridge, little chance of accumulating amounts, and some areas ending snow by noon.
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Soviet Farm Policy Sparks Debate On Land Use And Yields
Russia urges farmers to plow grasslands and plant more wheat despite experts warning it could erode semi arid soil fertility and hurt future yields. Pravda highlights unresolved farm issues as the party meets, with leaders from farming regions in attendance. Weather foresees clearing skies and continued cold with lows from 15 to 20 in the north and 25 to 30 in the south.
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Two Gangland Killings Hint at Start of Racketeering War
In Belleville Illinois two Wortman henchmenTimer Dutch Dowling 56 and Mal Beckman 32 were found shot on a rural road. Investigators call the killings typical gangland slayings and fear a gang war in the St. Louis area as police question top local hoodlums including Wortman, Michaels, Castello, and Vitale. Beckman’s car was found bloodstained in a Belleville bowling alley lot.
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Buster) Wortman
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111 Killed as Airliner Crashes Near Douala Africa
Rescue teams reached a swamp wreckage near Douala Cameroon and found 111 onboard dead on a four engine DC7C chartered by Trans African Air Coach. The flight carried 101 passengers and 10 crew from South Africa Rhodesia and Mozambique to Europe with Britons and others aboard.
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Protest to Nuclear Test Is Staged in New York
In Manhattan protesters staged a sit down in front of the Atomic Energy Commission HQ protesting U S decision to resume atmospheric nuclear tests. About 30 gathered and 20 to 70 people were arrested after police warned them to disperse.
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Belgians’ DC7Cs Form Core Of Charter Fleet
The airline Sahena teased two Douglas DC7Cs before putting them into operation last December to establish a charter fleet nucleus. The Cameroons, once German, were split between France to the south and Britain to the north. Dowala stands as the largest city in the southern region which gained independence from France in 1960.
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Cameroons
Germany
Dowala
France
Street interval song interrupted by street noises
An onstage moment shows narrators breaking into song during the interval, but street sounds drown the performance and the words could not be clearly heard. The scene captures a disrupted performance with muffled vocals amid surrounding noise.
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Mace “Mit
Americans Safety Conscious at Southern Safety Conference
W L Groth of Richmond Va executive director of the gard annual Southern Safety Conference opening in Little Rock says Americans are more safety conscious than ever. He notes rising auto seat belt sales will save lives and reduce injuries. About 1000 delegates from 14 Southern states attend through tomorrow, with the South’s largest safety equipment display. About 100 high school youths attend a parallel youth safety conference.
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Little Rock
W. L Groth
Richmond
Warning Order in Hempstead County Chancery Case
Patricia Lea Smith Cooley sues Rufus W Smith and Velna Gay Smith in case 8495 demanding an answer within 30 days. Clerk Jamis Russell issues the warning with seal dated February 9 1962 and publication dates February 12 18 26 and March 5 1962.
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Hempstead County
Arkansas
Patricia Lea Smith Cooley
Rufus W. Smith
Velna Gay Smith
Jamis Russell
Katherine B. Lauterbach
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