Vote for Bonds and Tax to Back Delight Egg Plant
The Star urges Hempstead County voters to approve both bonds and the accompanying tax on Tuesday to fund a new Delight Egg Farms egg processing plant here. It argues the $225,000 in credit renders the project feasible, with a contingent tax unlikely to be levied if the company repays over 15 years, and stresses that the vote sets a precedent for future county support of industry.
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Star
Delight Egg Farms, Inc
Delight
Hempstead
Minor U S Weather Changes Today
The nation sees only minor weather shifts with cold in the east and central Rockies while the South experiences warmer pockets. Temperatures run from zero to teens in the north and mid 30s to 40s in the Southeast, with readings below normal for mid March. Light precipitation includes snow flurries from the Upper Mississippi Valley to the Great Lakes and light rain in northern Pacific coasts and southern Florida.
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Plains
Rockies
Wanto
Southland
Kentucky
Tennessee
Florida
Pacific Coast
Mississippi Valley
Great Lakes
Weather report from Arkansas Regional Forecast
Weather summary from the Arkansas Regional Forecast shows 1962 precipitation through February 12.18 inches vs 7.03 inches last year, with high 56 and low 20 amid heavy frost. Central Arkansas mostly clear late week with a warmer weekend, showers early next week, and turning colder. Northwest and northeast Arkansas fair and cool Saturday, highs near 95? lower 60s, lows 24 to 34. Continued on Page Six.
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Arkansas
Associated Press
Qoutiack
Northwest
Welfare Bill Passed in the House
The House approved a 325 million dollar welfare bill with 140 million for relief payments, despite Kennedy’s opposition. The measure, passed 319 to 60, would raise federal contributions by about 4 dollars monthly and lift the top payment to 70 dollars, totaling 140 million. It also expands federal matching grants for rehabilitation, allows work and training programs, permits third party child payments, extends a five-year aid program for unemployed children, funds day care for working mothers, and allows some earned income without losing aid.
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Washington
House
Kennedy
Senate
Milum Seeks Re election in Northwest District
LITTLE ROCK Arkansas Senator Rov Milum of Harrison filed with the secretary of state as a candidate for reelection from the North district. The action confirms Milum’s bid to continue as a state senator representing his district.
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Milum
Little Rock
W. Milum
Harrison
Secretary of State
Two Sentenced in Hempstead Circuit Court
In Hempstead Circuit Court yesterday Judge Lyle Brown gave Willie Kile a five year sentence on charges of forgery and uttering. In a separate plea Ernes tine Harris admitted forgery and uttering and received a three year suspended sentence on good behavior.
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Hempstead
Lyle Brown
Willie Kile
Senate
Ernestine Harris
Milum
Harrison
No Sign of Big Plane With 107 Aboard
U S military craft chase a missing Flying Tiger Constellation carrying 107 aboard. The plane vanished about 270 miles west of Guam on a flight from Guam to Clark Air Base. Search spans 75 600 square miles with 15 aircraft and seven ships.
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U.S. m
Guam
Philippines
Viet Nam
Flying’ Tiger ‘Line
U.S
Pacific
Clark Air Force Base
U.S. Army
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California
Saigon
Clark Field Rescue Coordinating Center
U.S. Navy
Air Force
Navy
Marine
Coast Guard
Brister
Clark Field
U.S. 7Th Fleet
Air Force At
Okinawa
Gregory P. Thomas
Red Bank
N.J
Travis
Flying Tiger
South Viet Nam
South Viet- Nam
Sweet Potato Producers Sought by Allen Canning Co
The Allen Canning Co of Siloam Springs Arkansas seeks sweet potato producers for signing contracts. A meeting to discuss the program and other questions will be held in Hempstead County Courthouse stall courtroom on March 20 at 10 a.m. All interested producers are urged to attend and additional acreage is available.
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Allen Canning Co
Siloam Springs
Ark
Hempstead County’ Courthouse
Milam Faces Unopposed Run in 6th District
The 6th District councils Bax ter Boone Marion Newton and Searcy counties with Milam currently unopposed.
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Uee Alc
Baxter
Boone
Marion
Newton
Searcy
Milam
National Jr Auxiliary Honors Martha Wise Luncheon
The Junior Auxiliary held a luncheon at the Diamond Cafe Green Room on March 12 to honor Martha Wise, National Association of Junior Auxiliaries executive secretary. Attendees discussed standards, gavel procedures, and notes for the upcoming National Convention in Little Rock with Hope Auxiliary as host.
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Martha Wise
Tthe
National Association of Junior Auxiliaries
Diamond Cafe
Jonquily
Hyacinths
Jud Martindale
Lamay Cox
Robert LaGrone
Miss Wise
George Wright
Former Hope Resident Dies in Nashville Tennessee
Mrs. Maxine Kelly Riddle aged 55 died Friday in Vanderbilt Hospital Nashville Tennessee. She was daughter of the late Dr J L Kelly who practiced in Hope for many years. Survivors include her mother Mrs J L Kelly of Little Rock her husband Jack Riddle of Nashville two daughters Mrs W L Minds of California and Mrs Sidney Dubbins of Little Rock two sisters Mrs H Ts Btutro and Mrs R Morman of Little Rock. Funeral services will be held at 2 p m Monday at Herndon Cornelius Chapel. Burial will be in Rose Hill Cemetery.
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Maxine Kelly Riddle
Vanderbilt Hospital
Nashville
Tenn
J. L. Kelly
Little Rocks
Jack Riddle
Mre. W. L.] Minds
California
Sidney Dubbins
Little Rock
H. ‘Ts Btutro
R. Morman
Body of
Lite Rock
Pam. Monnday
Herndon Cornelius Chapel
Rose Hill Cemetery
Slander suit filed in Hempstead Chancery Court
Mrs Grace Dunlap of Hops sues Lacie Rowe of Howe for 50000 dollars claiming false malicious defaming statements made in front of witnesses damaged her good name and reputation. Attorney W S Atkins filed the suit for Dunlap seeking the judgment.
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Hempstead Chancery Court
Grace Dunlap
Lacie Rowe
Howe
Saint Patrick Day Party at Hope High School IHS Student Center
On March 11 from 830 to 11 p.m. Hope High School students will hold a Saint Patrick's Day Party in the IHS Student Center. The Vanguards, a Fairview based band, will provide music. The event offers pingpong, free refreshments, and no admission. Chaperoned by faculty, the party is funded by the Student Service Fund and includes charitable donations and a relay paper subscription.
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IHS
Hope High School
Vanguards
Fairview
Henderson
Fairview High School
Reliel
Prescott News Roundup: Fatality, Honors, and Local Events
A Prescott man was fatally injured when a truck struck him during unloading on West Ave. C. At Hope high and Henderson State Teachers College, students joined honors societies and planned activities, including National Honor Society ceremonies and a Sigma Sigma Sigma event. Other items include the Emmet Bowling Association City Tournament dates, Army ROTC cadet recognitions, upcoming volleyball Sports Day, Chicken Day coverage, church events, and a Sunday spring concert at Hope High School with admission 50 and 25 cents.
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Manuel Prescott
Ark
Carl Hamm
West Ave. C
Jester
Prescott
Henderson State ‘Teachers College
Sigma Sigma Sigma Sorority
Sharron, Russell
Hope
Nancy Reese
Henderson
Emmet
Hope High
Jon Barbarotto
Khrushchev claims new Soviet space vehicle in orbit
In a rally ahead of Sunday elections, Premier Khrushchev announced a new Soviet space vehicle in orbit and warned the United States of a “global rocket” invulnerable to defense. He denounced Western disarmament plans, calling a central system surveillance for the West and saying America cannot defend against war’s inescapable consequences. Tass cited an artificial satellite for ongoing space research, with no word on crew.
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Khrushchev
Soviet Union
United States
Tass
Geneva
Queen Elected at Teachers College in Conway
Edge Adding ton, a 1R-year-old co ed from Texarkana, was crowned Miss Arkansas State Teachers College by Gov. Faubus before 1,200 people. Miss Addington will compete in the Miss Arkansas Pageant in Hot Springs in July with runners up Brenda Peacock and Dianna Arey among the finalists. Marilyn Morris named Miss Congeniality by 14 contestants.
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Linda Maddox
Rose Bud
Marilyn Morris
Conway
Miss Morris
Disaster in Red China Missile asks for proper title
W Averell Harriman, U S assistant secretary of state for Far Eastern affairs, said in Taipen Formosa that a complete agricultural disaster exists in Communist China. He said both the Soviet Union and Chinese Communists failed in their programs and that the Soviet Union cannot feed its people. Harriman spent about two hours in Taipei and described a cordial talk with Chiang Kai-shek. He noted Kennedy's commitment to backing South Vietnam against Communist guerrillas. He praised Formosa's economic progress.
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Taipen
Formosa
W. Averell Harriman
U.S
China
Tokyo
Soviet Union
Karriman
Taipei
Chiang Kai-shek
Chiang
Kennedy
South Viet Nam
Harriman
City revives bus service by community buyout
In Zanesville Ohio residents quickly organized to stop a bus service suspension by purchasing the failed Zanesville Rapids Transit Co. Aimed at $15,000, funds grew to $33,000 with donations from schoolchildren seniors merchants civic groups and a $3,600 union gift. The plan is to form a new company, repay donors if possible, and eventually take over the 24-bus operation. The current operator, operating without a charter since February 18, plans to sell its buses for $25,000 with a sale date pending.
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Zanesville, Ohio
Zanesville Rapids Transit. Co
Nuclear test ban talk falters as Soviet charges US seeks new tests
In Geneva the Soviet Union accuses the United States of pressing for renewed nuclear test explosions while the 17 nation disarmament talks drift. India urges shift from speeches to study sessions with Rusk and Gromyko. The Soviets reject Kennedy's test ban terms, dimming prospects for an immediate accord.
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John M. Hightower
Geneva
Soviet Union
United States
Gerneva
Semyon Tsarapkin
Kremlin
Brazil
India
Mexico
United Arab Republic
Sweden
Burma
Nigeria
Sousiopia
V. K. Krishna Menon
U.S
Dean Rusk
Andrei A. Gromyko
Rusk
Menon
Kennedy
Bill to tighten protection for pension and welfare funds
WASHINGTON AP Congress sent President Kennedy a compromise pension and welfare fund bill to protect about 90 million Americans. It tightens enforcement of a 1959 disclosure law, empowers the Labor secretary to require accurate plan details, investigates violations, enforces provisions with injunctions, requires bonding for those handling funds, and imposes criminal penalties for fraud.
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Congress
Hax
Kennedy
Senate
House
White House
Secretary of Labor
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