Kennedy warns of fragile hopes in spring summit talks
Kennedy said he would be offended if agreements already reached were ignored and warned that summits next spring could disappoint without prior alignment. He endorsed a 28 nation tariff reduction plan but linked wider trade expansion to congressional approval of his broad negotiation powers. He noted military tech delays and cautioned about nuclear free zones' impact against long range missiles.
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Kennedy
Ken Madly
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
U.S
Geneva
Petition to reopen plant aims to salvage Salem milk operation
A bankruptcy trustee asks the federal court to reopen the Twentieth Century Foods plant in Salem to avert losses. He estimates daily milk output of about 100,000 pounds and a potential monthly profit of 7,700, with a mid March reopen deadline. Attorney Willand B Brady says reopening could attract investors to operate the plant long term. A hearing is set before Judge A Smith Henley.
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Little Rock API
Twentieth Century Foods Corp
Salem
Federal District Court
Carlifi Gales
Walter Nesbit
Frea
13 Killed in Italian Train Accident near Castel Bolognese
An express train carrying immigrants derailed near Castel Bolognese, killing 13 and injuring many as the motorman and assistant faced questioning. The 700 passengers were en route from Lecce and Bari to Milan, seeking work in the industrial north.
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Thaly (Ai
Impover
Isher
Ihaly
Dhawn
Tnsteal
Lecce
Bari
Milan
Aly
Switherland
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Bologna
Waly
Rusk
Viet Nam Battle Reports 23 Guerrillas Killed
AP dispatch says South Vietnamese forces killed 23 Communist guerrillas in a southern Viet Nam operation. A larger pursuit in Kien hoa Province chased Reds toward a Mekong delta area as a U S Army helicopter trainer in the region went down with engine trouble. Government troops held a cordon while awaiting a replacement engine and reported a successful clean up around Dam Doi district near Anp Tan Long after Reds toppled a local defense post, killing 24 defenders.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Tthe
Viet Nam
Mekong River
Kienloa
China Sea
Dam Doi
An Xuyen
Anp Tan Long
Kien
Hoa
Giving Area Codes When Calling Out of State
The text advises callers to provide the distant telephone number and area code to the operator. If the area code is unknown, look it up in the directory or ask the operator for help.
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United States
Canada
Pay TV Trial Operation Given Okay
The 1.5 Court of Appeals upheld the FCC authority to permit trial operation of pay television systems. Judge Edgerton said the commission must be allowed to experiment in this public domain. Judges Bastian and Burger joined. Protests by Connecticut Committee Against Pay TV were rejected.
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Washington
Court of Appeals
Federal Communications Commission
Ior
Henry W. Edgerton
Walter M. Bastian
Warren E. Burger
Edgerton
Connecticut
Stanley Warner
Ment Co
Loew's, Inc
Connectticut Theaters
Manchester Drive- In Theater Corp
Outdoors Theaters Corp
FCC
RKO Phonevision Co
Hartford, Conn
Weather outlook for Arkansas showers and cooler Friday
Northeast and Southwest Arkansas regions report cloudy skies with showers and scattered thundershowers this afternoon. Tonight remains cool with low 40s to mid 40s. Friday highs expected in the 45 to 55 range with mostly cloudy skies. Saturday outlook calls for partly cloudy, mild conditions with a chance of showers across the area.
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Arkansas
Ford Foundation to Sell More Ford Stock
The Ford Foundation plans to offer about 20 million shares of Ford Motor Co. stock to the public late in April. At current prices this could raise around $220 million. The sale would leave the foundation with just under half of Ford's outstanding stock and follows earlier divestments. Ford Motor Co. is not part of the sale.
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New York
Ford Foundation
Ford Motor Co
Ford
Henry Ford
Edsel
Wall Street
Ford Moto Common
Ford Stock Exchange
Court Docket Actions and Fines in Hope Municipal Court
The March 7 1962 docket lists speeding and improper parking offenses with forfeit fines ranging from 5.50 to 16.50 dollars, several drunkenness pleas with fines around 16.50, no license or vehicle violations, a distur bance conviction, a guilty plea for forgery and uttering a forged instrument, and multiple company names tied to weight and vehicle violations. Minor jail time indicated for a disturbing peace case and suspensions for certain fines.
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Municipal Court of Hope
Aris
CITY
Donnie Boho
John Phillips
Pleaquilty
Tom Wardlaw
Thomas Hebert
L. Ll. Rowland
David Wm. Mackey
Rex Ellis
Kenneth Ward
Junior Lee Reed
Disturbing Peace
Ase
Marion Gray
Cecil
White
Lucile Wesley
Hy C. Face
Delmer Pipkin
Roosevelt Williams
Hart
Basil
Vos
Sherman Wlenory
Jay Proper Muffler
John D. Black
Ralph William Chaney
Bertha Scott
Suse
Jessie Parker
James Fy Higgins
Mangum Trucking Co
Colonial’ Rubber’ Works
Charles Stewart
Harmony Blue Granite Co
Southwestern Transportation Co
Osetburn Inc
Strickland Transportation Co
Texas Quarries
Wilda Derr
McCormack Faces House Vote on 438 Member Size
AP reports Speaker John W. McCormack faces a key test as the House considers a bill to raise its membership from 434 to 438. Massachusetts would lose one seat, Pennsylvania two, and Missouri would regain its single lost seat, while 13 states would gain no relief despite reapportionment pressures.
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John W. McCormack
Per Sotta
House
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
Missouri
Rayburn
Alabama
Arkansas
Illinois
Iowa
Kansas
Kentucky
Maine
Minnesota
Mississippi
Nebraska
New York
North Carolina
West Virginia
Thaland Promised American Aid
Bangkok AP reports Prime Minister Sarit Thata rat Thaland promised aid on payment of costs. Major Reynulds White discussed overdraft. dismissed payment of costs. Civil docket notes Carvers Grocery vs Betty Kendrick action on garnishment from prior judgment for $77.49. Schedule filed. supersede orders issued. Garnishee dismissed.
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Thaland
Bangkok
Thailand
Sarit Thata Rat
Reynulds White
Carvers Grocery
Betty Kendrick
Scheidule
Garmishea
AP News Content Licensing Note
The Hope Star acknowledges Associated Press rights and republishing terms. This item explains exclusivity for local news print and AP dispatches, ensuring proper use and attribution by the newspaper.
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Associated Press
Thailand Receives U S pledge of aid and rapid troop aid
The Thai premier Sarit announced in comments to newsmen that the United States told Thailand leaders it can dispatch troops within 24 hours if Communist aggression occurs. He noted US military aid for the year totals 50 million dollars in weapons, with 20 F8 Sabre Jet fighters and eight jet trainers handed over, praising the strong American assurance.
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United States
Thailand
Sarit
U.S
America
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