UN Position in Congo Staggers as TroopsDelayed
Congo dispatch reports the UN Congo Command’s bargaining stance unsettled as 800 Moroccan troops slated for Leopoldville are sent home, with conflicting orders and reports of Moroccan refusals. Six hundred Tunisian troops arrived as a reinforcement, and 4,000 Indian soldiers are due next week, while 400 Sudanese troops continue on.
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U.N
Morocco
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Weather Station Report and Regional Forecast for Arkansas Louisiana
Weather data covers 21 hours to 7 am with high 70 and low 41 and precipitation 0.64 inch. Regional forecast by Associated Press across Central and Southeast Arkansas and Louisiana calls for partly cloudy skies, cooler temperatures, scattered frost in the north, and rising highs from mid 40s to mid 60s. Northwest and southwest districts show frost tonight, with generally fair and cooler conditions through Thursday and modest warming thereafter.
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Don't Be Excited His Credit Good
In CHATTANOOR Tenn IAP Mrs Milton Rowland explains a brown and white mutt that disappeared Sunday is likely to be begging for lollipops. The dog has visited stores nightly for eight years and pays for each treat, showing good credit behavior.
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Nominations to Boards Are Listed in Arkansas Senate
Gov Faubus submitted 21 nominations for state boards and commissions. Reappointments include Winthrop Rockefeller to the Arkansas Industrial Development Commission and L L Baxter to remain on the University of Arkansas Board of Trustees. Names span Conway, Greenwood, Little Rock, and several towns, with Clarence Thornbrough to a new term as state labor commissioner the sole salaried position.
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Fayetteville
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Little Rack
University of Arkansas Board of Trustees
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Conway
Means Wilkinson
Greenwood
Children’s Colony
Kendall Hoggard
FE Dorada
J. H
Lawyer seeks discharge of Prairie County grand jury
An Arkansas attorney filed a motion asking Circuit Judge W. J. Waggoner to discharge the Prairie County Grand Jury over claims members were contacted to investigate last summer’s Screeton Gunter election contest. The request, backed by Hazen election judges, argues a prior grand jury already cleared the judges and new jurors could not warrant another probe.
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R. C. Hartleib
DD. M. Loudermilk
James M. Theall
Conley Gray
J. R. Waynes
Mrs McKnight Dies in Local Hospital Tuesday
Virginia Peart McKnight aged 73 lifelong Hempstead resident died in a local hospital. She was a member of Spring Hill Baptist Church. Survivors include husband O A McKnight three sisters Belle Thompson Sarepta La Leona Martin Sarepta La May Henderson May ilur Ark and a brother Hoyt Sullivan Sarepta La Funeral services set for 2 pm Thursday at Tern dun Cornelius Chapel led by Rev Roberts burial Memory Gardens
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Lope
Leona Martin
Sarep's
May Henderson
Mayilur
Ark
Hoyt Sullivan
Sarepta
Fire damages Rateliff store amid high winds
A fire heavily damaged the Rateliff grocery and home on Main Street early today. Firemen said a passing truck driver alerted the Rate family as the blaze, whipped by strong winds, engulfed the upstairs. damage was widespread upstairs and a bathroom origin is suspected.
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Ams
Taxes Discussed at Kiwanis Meet
The Hope Kiwanis club heard a talk on federal tax costs and proposed reforms by Boon Holl and others. The event included a guistal aid film and welcomed new member Rev. Clifton Bell, with about 400 at the pancake supper for youth programs.
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Hatchery bill planned to authorize Little Red River hatchery
In Washington Arkansas Rep Wilbur Mills will introduce a bill to authorize an $800000 hatchery below Greers Ferry Dam on the Little Red River. The plan aims to produce about 180000 pounds of cold water fish annually for the fishery.
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Foul Play Suspected in Death of Local Man
Luther Laudermilk, 31, was found dead midmorning today at his Bell Street home. Police suspect foul play after a bruise on the head led officers Moses and Rowe to the bathroom. The body was sent to Life Rock for a full autopsy.
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Dei
Bell Street
Jack Brown
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Charges Filed Following Wreck In Hope Area
A driver from Hope was involved in a wreck reported around 3 25 pm yesterday. Joy Davis II of Hope filed the report and Moses Paine was cited in connection with the incident. Local authorities continue to investigate the scene and file charges.
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Adel Ciy
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Tela Cage
Truck Bill Defeated in Arkansas House Vote
Arkansas House defeats a trucking weight measure 41 to 55 after three weeks of debate. Rep. Paul Van Dalsem hails the result as a victory for the people, while opponents argue highways will suffer. A companion bill raising license fees also fails, with 44 to 46 votes, and a Senate constitutional convention proposal is blocked despite hopes for funding.
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Senate
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O.B. Homnons
Venton
Weather brings storms and flood warnings across Arkansas
The Weather Bureau issued flood warnings for eastern Arkansas along the St Francis and White Rivers with crests forecast from 20 to 31 feet, prompting precautions in unprotected areas. Hail fell in Berryville and Green Forest, and several towns reported heavy downpours and lightning-induced house fire near Arkadelphia. roads faced closures as schools let out early in Tarvison area.
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Two Wildlife Films Shown at Hempstead Meeting
Duffie, program chair for the Hempstead County Wildlife Association, reports two excellent films to be shown at the court house Thursday at 7 30 pm. One film covers duck hunting, the other bird dog training. Jerome says they are among the best and worth making arrangements to see. Everyone is invited.
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Construction Bill Goes to Faubus
The Senate today passed 29 to 89 a $17 million omnibus construction program. This sends the measure to Governor Orval Faubus. The chamber also approved a House bill to relieve unopposed candidates from filing expense accounts and a separate Senate bill to permit killing foxes to prevent the spread of rabies.
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FHA Freezes Arkansas Housing Funds After State Bill
The Federal Housing Authority froze funds for housing projects in Howard Sante and Poinsett counties after Arkansas lawmakers passed a bill authorizing county housing authorities to operate in incorporated areas. It affects units in Dierks Mineral Springs Nashville Booneville Harrisburg and Lepanto costing 4000 to 10000 dollars each. Senator Marshall Shaftord of Florida said the bill did not remove authority from county agencies.
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Fylorada
Junior Play de Vine Flora to Be Performed at Wad School
The Wad Junior Play de Vine Flora will be presented Thursday and Friday March 4 and 10 at Wie school auditorium. Admission is 25 cents for children and 2.00 for adults. Cast includes Jan Reinhard UeTA and Troubadour, Sandon Galttes PPA and Spanish Club, Sharon Evans UDA, Mary Gayle McRae IA and Spanish Club, Sonny Kitchens Key Club HPA, Charles Carver international golfer, and more.
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Mary Gayle McRae
Sonny Kitchens
Key Club
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Charles Carver
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Reinharde
Belly Bryant
Joe Shepard
Judy Boswell
PTA
History Club
Brenda Delany
FTA
Millie Flowers
ETA
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Gunner Bowden
Bail
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McArthur History Club
Tex Arlen
Ony McLarty
Feader
All Around Town Reports Local Activity and Group News
Operation Springtime Hope Jaycees and Boy Scouts planted 78 flowering plants on Highway 67. Jaycees plan an Easter egg hunt at Fairpark. Billy Wray and Dean Hamilton named to the Board of Directors. Police report a burglary loss at Plaza Cafe and a $25 transistor radio stolen in Pennky Co. Arkla Village updates note four new bowling lanes at Gastine Bowl and open bowling hours. Triple A 4H Club organized at Palmos School with 24 charter members. officers listed. Southerly State-Calls Flowers joins students in a local band signing with a Southern Arts studio.
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Archer Jr
Gastine Bowl
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Patsy Smith
Sandy Camp
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Glenda Hollis
Oho Elke Green
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Laiel Southern Artis
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Arkansas Livesuck
Major Legislation Nears Completion in Peak Assembly
Gov Orval Pat has said major bills to allow investment of Teacher Retirement System funds by industry groups and Arkansas to join the Southeast Nuclear Pact are near passage. The House passed both. the retirement investment bill cleared the Senate. Bond and construction plans await lawmaker action as legislators wrap up the session.
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Airline Found Guilty of Antitrust Law
New York judge found Pan American World Airways guilty of violating antitrust laws by restraining air traffic to South America through its halt on ownership of a competing airline. The 70 page opinion urged the government to prepare an order requiring Pan American to divest its stock.
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Ear American-Graca Airways, Inc
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Nurses Foundation Drive Seeks Support from Public
Shortages of well trained nurses burden an aging population. The Nurses Foundation Drive appeals for immediate aid to fund research in nursing care and training. Bacon with the BA’s a Te Barlow Friday will help you with subscriptions for $2 adults and $1.25 children under 12.
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