Faubus Signs His $60 Million Bond Issue
Governor Faubus signed a $60 million construction bond issue into law and vetoed auto license fee bills. He approved student loans with a vetoed accompanying $50,000 appropriation and noted plans for a special election on the bond. He also backed bills reallocating bond funds and protecting school funds from bond repayment use.
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Little Rock
Oral E. Faubus
Faubus
University of Arkansas
State Hospital
Children's Colleany
McRae
Minstrel program promotion by Dixie Music entry
Dixie Music will feature Eixieland Music with Jon Barbarotto and Hope High School band members in downtown Hope Saturday to boost tickets for the Kiwanis Minstrel show, scheduled for Thursday and Friday nights next week. Tickets cost 1 for adults and 50 cents for children, proceeds benefit local programs.
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Eixieland
Jon Barbarotto
Hope High School
Hope
Kiwanis
Key Club
Kiwanis Club
Hope Fp
Ralph Lehman Jr
Blevins High School Auditoria At & O
Blevings
Arkansas Weather Outlook Ends With Rainy Saturday
Cloudy to partly cloudy conditions prevail across Arkansas with a rainy finish expected in some sections. Weekend timing points to wraparound showers by Saturday night as cooler air moves in.
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Arkansas
Countywide Rabies Vaccination Schedule Announced
The countywide dog vaccination against rabies begins Monday March 20 led by Calvin Caldwell County Agent. Veterinarian Herbert Rogers will administer vaccines at multiple centers on a detailed schedule across Guernsey Powers Bill Waters Roy Fry Pullen McNab Dillard Columbus Gilbert Long and other sites. Affected residents are urged to alert neighbors and prepare pets for protection. city timing will be announced later.
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Calvin Caldwell
Herbert Rogers
Eack Nance
Guernsey
Powers
Bill Waters
Church
Roy Fry
Pullen
McNab
Collins
W. M. Dillard
Columbus
Gilbert's
Crossroads
Long's
Spring Hill
Slim Collins
Sheppard
Palmos
Sardis Church
Palmos Road
Palmos and
Shover Springs
A. Wilsom
Bob Otwell
Harris
Rosston Road
Rocky Mound
Experiment Station
Joe Rowe
Sidney Cash Farm
De-Ann
DeAnn
Samuel's
Jewel Barker
Lee
Blevins
EH. FE. Sutton
North
Houghland
Friendship
McCaskill Rci
Belton Church
Bingen Rci
Washington
Ozan
Goodlell's
Sardison Highway 4
Horace Dillard ‘Tarm
Yancey
Cily of Hope
Wie
Easter Parade Workers Listed
Easter Parade workers for Ward 2 are listed with Mrs. Fred Flanten as chairman and a list of ward officers and helpers including Mrs. Austin Hutson, Creighton Middlebrooks, Tom Smalley, J. O Tate, Henry Taylor, Jimmy Griffin, Carroll Yocum, A. J. Willis, Leland Warmack, Walter Miller Jr., Fred Russell, Roy Foster, Sam Huckabee, and Miss Margie Vickers. Ward 8 chairman is Mrs. D. E. Faris with Mesdames Tom Purvis, Waite Benefield, Stevan Bader, Tom Jones, Otis Lewis, J. B. Rowe Jr, Charles Garrell, David Davis, and Tet Purtle.
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Ward 2
Fred Flanten
Mesdames
Austin Hutson
Creighton Middlebrooks
Tom Smalley
J. O. ‘Tate
Henry Taylor
Jimmy ‘Griffin
Carroll Yocum
A. J. Willis
Leland Warmack
Walter Miller Jr
Fred Russell
Roy Foster
Sam Huckabee
Miss Margie
Vickers
Ward 8
D. E. Faris
Tom Purvis
Waite Ben
To Probe Rising Cost of Farming
A Congressional committee announced plans for an investigation into rising farm operating costs with hearings tentatively set for Washington and Memphis Tennessee. Chairman C. Tok Guthings of the House Agriculture Subcommittee said dates will be determined next week.
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Washington
Memphis
Tenn
C. (Tok) Guthings
D-Ark
House Agriculture
Mrs Morton to Be Buried Saturday
Funeral services for Mrs Louise E Morton Fulton who died Friday in a Texarkana hospital will be held at 2 PM Saturday at Pollen Union Church. The Rev Shaddox will officiate and burial will be in Memory Gardens Texarkana. Smith Funeral Service is in charge.
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Louise E. Morton. Fulton
Texarkana Hospital
Pollen Union Church
Shaddox
Memory Gardens
Texarkana
Smith
Quads Reported Doing Fine After Premature Births
Four quadruplet girls born to Ariens Cutair of Malvern were reported in fine condition at Delaware County Memorial Hospital. The babies were born within seven minutes Wednesday night, weighed for the first time Thursday, with weights of 2 pounds 3 ounces and 2 pounds 13 ounces and 3 pounds 3 ounces and 3 pounds 1 ounce. Dr Ernest Noone said the infants won't be out of danger for several weeks.
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Philadelphia
Ariens Cutaiar
Malvern
Delaware County Memorial Hospital
Ernest Noone
Kennedy orders end to propaganda mail interception program
President Kennedy ordered immediate end to the government practice of intercepting Communist propaganda mailed from abroad. The White House said a review by four departments found the program offered limited intelligence value and hindered cultural exchange with Communist countries. the decision followed consultations with top officials including Dean Rusk and J. Edward Day.
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Washington
Kennedy
White House
Planning Board
National Security Council
Customs Bureau
Post Office Department
White Houses
Secretary of State
Dean Rusk
J. Edward Day
Secretary of the Treasury
Douglas Dillon
Robert F. Kennedy
Mississippi River Above Flood Stage in Memphis
The Mississippi River crept above flood stage in Memphis at 44.3 feet, with crest expected around 24.8 feet by Monday. Flood waters threaten lowlands across Dyer County as 6,500 acres stay underwater, though relocations remain limited and the line is forecast to fall after midweek.
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Memphis
Mississippi River
Dyersburg
Tenn.s
Dyer County
Chiropractors Name Officers Arkansas Association Picked
In Little Rock the Arkansas Chiropractic Association elected officers at its 47th annual convention. Dr J Sturis Milley of Pine Bluff was re-elected president Edward Moss of Stuttgart became vice president and Dr Ralph McBride of Pine Bluff was named another officer.
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Little Rock
J. Sturis Milley
Pine Bluff
Arkansas Chiropractic Association
Edward Moss
Stuttgart
Wis
Ralph McBride
SRCR
Algeria Rebels Agree to Official Peace Negotiations with France
In Tunis the Algerian rebel government in exile announced it will send a delegation to meet a French group as Paris and Algiers move toward negotiations. The communique says France signaled a positive response to talks toward eventual self-determination while preserving economic aid and the franc currency during a transition.
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Tunis
Francx
Rebal
Mohamed
Yazid
Charles de Gaulle
Algeria
Immigrant laws change for eight Chinese children adopted
Atty Gen Kennedy ordered entry of eight Chinese children adopted by seven Chinese American families including Bow Hung Lee of Lake Village Arkansas. He reversed immigration service rulings, enabling non quota admission under a 1987 act. Similar appeals by six other families are affected. cases involve American citizen fathers who brought families to the United States.
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Washington
Robert F. Kennedy
United States
Arkansas
Wendell Lee
Lake Village
Bow Hung Lee
Hong Kong
Immigration Service
Kennedy
Eugene J. Woo
Grants
N.M
Yee Koung Woo
Ex-Aminer
Board of Immigration Appeals
Justice Department
Adoptedhildren
China
Algeria Rebels Seek Talks With France Amid Demand for Concessions
Algerian rebel leaders in Tunis signal readiness to negotiate with France to end a 61 year war from a position of strength. They demand major concessions from Paris on Sahara, bases, ceasefire, European minority status, and economic ties. Technical hurdles loom as Boumendjel plans to visit Switzerland to finalize details before top-level talks potentially occur in Montreux.
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Andrew Burum
SEC
Tunis
Tunisia
France
Trebel
Ammed Boumendjel
Information Ministry
Switzerland
Charles de Gaulle
Ferhat Abbas
Sahara
Algeria
Pnear
Paris
Montreux
Boumendjel
Catholic Hierarchy Says Catholics Free to Vote Their Conscience
Msgr. Frederick Wochwall of the NCWC told a House Education subcommittee that individual Catholics in Congress may vote their conscience on Kennedy's $2.3 billion education aid. He urged aid to private and parochial schools via long term loans, while opposing a plan omitting such loans. ADA backing Kennedy’s loan approach, warning against constitutional risk to the program.
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Washington
Congress
Mser
Frederick Wochwall
Kennedy
House
Msgr. Houdwall
National Catholic Welfare Conference
Bas
NCWC
United States
Msgr
Trockwall
Americans For Democratic Action
Harald Taylor
Sarah Lawrence College
Taylor
ADA
Blanc to Be Released From UCLA Medical Center
Los Angeles AP reports Mel Blanc, voice of Bugs Bunny and other characters, will be released today from UCLA Medical Center after treatment for auto accident injuries. A collision occurred on Sunset Rowley net COLA in.
Music Lovers Share Favorite Pieces In Town In Spring
In Texarkana residents discuss the all time favorite music from Silent Night to Bach, Puccini, Handel and Schubert. Organists, directors, and teachers name pieces by Rachmaninoff, Verdi, Mozart, and Beethoven, with pop and hymn selections.
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Texarkana
Luther Hollamon
Christy Churchy
Rachmantinoff
Tschaikovaki
Gilbert Thomas
The
First Baptist Church
Puccini
Verdare
B.C. Wyat
First Methodist Church
Handel
Stewart
Moait
Winfred Huckabens
Reese
Stlee
Wilington
Jon Barbaroutto
WHS
Schubert
Dvorak
New World
S. L. Gosnell
First Presbyterian Church
Chopino
J. W. Branch
Wpirst Presbyterian Church Men's
Oklahoma
Rogers Wit Haemmerstein
Beethoven
China demands U S pullout from Formosa for UN entry
In Budapest AP reports Foreign Minister Chen Yi says Communist China would join the United Nations only if the United States withdraws from Formosa. He also signals seeking more Soviet economic aid to align with Khrushchev's peaceful coexistence doctrine and defends agricultural communes as workable. The remarks appeared in Nepszabadsag.
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Budapest
Hungary
China
United Nations
United States
Formosa
Chen Yi
Washington
Chen
Red China
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
Century Class to Heart Burke to Teach Bible Class
Syvelle Burke formerly of Hope will teach the Century Bible Class at First Methodist Church this Sunday. Burke, a former Hempstead treasurer, serves as a steward in Spring Hill Louisiana.
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Syvelle Burke
Hope
First Methodist Church
Mr. Burke
Hempstead
Ie Spring Hil
Chere
New Wood Yard Opens West of Hope for Pulpwood Handling
International Paper Co. launches a new Woodyard west of Hope, operated by UPC with four staff. Norman Arrington leads as foreman with two truck operators and two loaders. The yard, served by LAA Railroad, processes pulpwood in about five minutes per truck and ships to the Springhill mill. It aims to buy about a half million dollars worth of pulpwood annually from local dealers within roughly 0 miles of Hope.
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Cope
International Paper Co
Lites
Hope Basket Co
W. W. Southall
Aran Forest
UPC
Hope
Woodyard
Norman Arringtton
Vth
LAA
Springhill
British Group Calls for Disarmament
British Commonwealth leaders closed a 10 day session urging total disarmament with all national forces reduced to internal security needs. They backed UN supervised verification, immediate negotiations, and possible Peiping participation, while preserving UN independence and reform of the world body.
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Arthur Gavshon
London
United Nations
South Africa
Red China
British Family of Artions
Peiping
Hendrik F. Verwaerd
Commonwealth
World Bocy
Russia
Islues
Khrushchev
Space Project Decision to Be Investigated
A controversial Pentagon space directive prompts scrutiny by lawmakers and military leaders. Generals and officials including Lemnitzar and White challenge rushed approval and argue for full joint Chiefs review before space program shifts are finalized. The plan moves space payloads from Army and Navy to Air Force control pending Defense Department scrutiny.
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Wallington Tamas
Conmmitiva Tioday
Air Force
Pentagon
Can
Laytyat Lemnitzer
Army
Dolint
Overton Brooks
D-La
Vie Tmouse Science Find Astronautics Committee
Thomas JD. White
Ale Morce
LC Ger. Berard &. Schriever
Roswell Gilpatese
Munday
Hipatrie
Lemmitver
Robert 8. McNamuara
Lemnittzer
Lemnitzer
Joint Chiefs
Navy
deArmy
Gilpatric
Faubus Sets Ground Rules for Bond Vote Plan
Gov. Orval Faubus proposed ground rules for agencies seeking a favorable vote on the $60 million bond. He said he would sign a bill authorizing a penar vote but did not indicate a date. At a Capitol meeting with 70 to 80 agency reps, he urged an organized information push and a steering committee, headquarters, and ad agency help.
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Little Rock
Orval F. Faubus
Faubus
Hooters
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