UN Bolsters Forces on Cyprus Amid Tensions
Canadian troops joined a U N peacekeeping convoy in Nicosia as the U N force increases its presence. Greece and Turkey kept their Cypriot communities quiet while Ankara granted Ismet Inonu power to act. NATO naval drills with mixed participation drew little Greek press reaction.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
U.N
Turkey
Athens
Pinat
Ismet Inonu
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
Greece
U.S. 6Th Fleet
Rickenbacker backs Goldwater in New York drive
World War I flying ace and former Eastern Air Lines chair A. A. Rickenbacker said he has mailed to tens of thousands of New York residents appealing for funds to support Senator Barry Goldwater for the Republican presidential nomination. Goldwater's main rival is Governor Nelson Rockefeller of New York.
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New York
Aodin
Rickenbacker
Eastern Air Lines
New York State
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Arizona
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Hempstead County cattle vaccination and beef meeting
County farm agent CALVIN J. CALDWELL reports Bang’s disease vaccination for heifer calves age 4 to 8 months starting early April with Brooks Collins as vaccinator. Hempstead County Beef Cattlemen meet March 19 at Diamond Cafe at 8 pm with agro nomist Jack Harrington as guest speaker on weed control. Cattle spraying program offered this year with State sprayer, W. R. Durham charging 10 cents per head. first spray date mid April.
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Calvin J. Caldwell
Brooks Collins
Hempstead County
Jack Harrington
Southern State College
W. R. Durham
Prescott
Weather Forecast for Missouri Regions
Forecasts eastern and southern Missouri show generally fair conditions and a slight warming trend. Highs range from the mid 50s to around 70, with warmer readings in the southwest. Tonight expect mostly clear to partly cloudy skies and lows from the upper 30s to near 80 in the southwest. Thursday brings considerable cloudiness across the area.
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Missouri
Page
Meat imports threaten cattlemen, lawmakers clash
Washington AP Republicans charge Johnson plan to curb meat imports could spark election trouble. Sen Roman L. Hruska Nebraska says cattlemen go broke due to beef veal mutton imports under Australia New Zealand deals. Senate majority leader Mansfield seeks quotas basing 1959 63 averages. Freeman disputes regulation, citing limited price decline and rising domestic meat output. Freeman vows review next year.
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Washington
Johnson
Roman L. Hruska
R-Neb
Australia
New Zealand
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Mansfield
Novemer
Hruska
Orville L. Freeman
Senate Appropriations
Freeman
United States
Science Winners at Blevins High School Fair
The Blevins High School Fair in the gym Tuesday March 17 drew many parents to view Junior High and Senior Science projects. First second and third place awards were given in four divisions with judges from Southern State. Winners advance to Guernsey Thursday to compete at the County Science Fair.
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Blevins
John Smart
John Chapman
Science Department
Southern Department
Southern State
Nina Nives
Judy Hill
Johnny Harris
Earth Science
Billy Samuels
Fay Hill
Steve Sweat
Mike Harris
Wanda Piquet
Rebecca Fulton
Donnie Fulton
Don Fulmer
Judy Samuels
Judy Gorham
Physis
Gene Walters
Jerry Fiquet
Randy Ross
Guernsey
Jerry McMillian
Robert May
Jacky Willett
Harold H Griffith for Wallaceburg Township Constable
The Hope Star announces Harold H Griffith of Blevins Hempstead County as a candidate for constable of Wallaceburg Township. Born in 1928, married to Patsy Cash, father of four, he served in Korea and worked at Delight Egg Farms. He pledges equal protection and asks for votes from qualified Wallaceburg voters.
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Hope Star
Harold H. Griffith
Blevins Hempstead County
Wallaceburg Township
Delight Egg Farms
Times Cornerstone Reveals 1904 News In 1904 Papers
NEW YORK AP They opened the box in the Times Tower cornerstone and read 12 newspapers dated Jan 18, 1904. The editions reported Far East and Panama trouble, Erie Railroad congestion, Broadway box office practices, Mafia chases by Brooklyn police, bloody uprisings in Africa, and warnings about cigarettes. Only two titles remain today the Times and the Morning Telegraph now a racing paper.
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New York
Far East
Panama
Erie Railroad
Broadway
Brooklyn
Africa
Times
Allied Chemical Corp
Morning Telegraph
Homer May Dies At 56 In Hempstead County
Homer May 56 died early today in a local hospital. A World War II veteran and lifelong Hempstead County resident. Survived by wife Opal and six children including Ricky May in Hope Henry A May in Dallas Kenneth May in Obama Ill. four brothers. seven grandchildren. Funeral Thursday 3 p.m. at Herndon Cornelius Chapel. Rev Gordon Renshaw officiating. Burial Evening Shade Cemetery. Active pallbearers listed. Herndon-Cornelius in charge.
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Homer May
Hempstead County
Opal
Ricky
Hope
Henry A
May
Dallas
Kenneth May
Obama
Ill
Lawrence
Jewell
Floyd
Lester
Tyler
Texas
Herndon-Cornelius Chapel
Gordon Renshaw
Evening Shade
Paul Hooten
Richard Hogue
Jon Goodwin
Simnon Crank
Kent Light
Eldridge Formby
Herndon-Cornelius
Los Angeles School Workers May Strike
LITTLE ROCK AP A union official said Tuesday that employees of the Little Rock School District may strike if the school board does not recognize Local 200 of the Hotel Motel and Restaurant Employees Union as their bargaining agent. Marl F Yeargan said a majority of about 400 cafeteria and custodial workers had signed to join the local.
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Little Rock
Marl F. Yeargan
Bowth
Yenrgun
Wolvo
Pre Easter Meeting at Presbyterian Church
The annual Pre Easter Meet ing at the Presbyterian Church begins Sunday at 10 55 a m and 6 p m with nightly services Monday through Friday at 7 30 p m The theme Nearer Still Nearer The choir led by Mrs R L Gosnell will provide music A nursery with attendant will be open Infants and younger children cared for Thursday features Candlelight Communion Service in candlelit sanctuary with memory scripture and notesless meditation All elders deacons and church members invite everyone to attend
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
U S Demands Release of Flyers After East Germany Shootdown
The United States pressed Moscow for the release of three American airmen shot down over East Germany. Walter J Stoessel, at the Soviet Foreign Office, rejected Soviet espionage claims and warned delays could threaten U S Soviet cooperation across multiple fields.
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Moscow
United States
Wiers
East Germany
Walter J Stoessel
Steessel
Two Men Get Life for Killing Policeman in Cambridge
In Cambridge, Louis Ladette, 17, and Lawrence Guerra, 25, both pleaded guilty to first degree murder in the Malden policeman slaying and were sentenced to life imprisonment. The third defendant, Peter Adetto, 25, still faced trial in Middlesex County Superior Court.
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Cambridge
Mass
Malden
Louis Ladette
Lawrence Guerra
Watertown
Peter, Adetto
Lotis
Middlesex County Superior Court
Max Conrad Rescued After Greenland Plane Crash
America's flying grandfather Max Conrad, 62, survived a crash on Greenland ice in subzero weather while ferrying a Procaer Picchio F15 from Italy to Canada. After being spotted by an Icelandic airliner, he received warmth and rescue from a fishing boat, then airlifted to Goose Bay. His career includes a 1961 around-the-world flight with his son Terry and 45 years without a serious accident.
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Reykjavik
Iceland
Max Conrad
America
Greenland
Waly
Canada
Air Force
Washington
Conrad
Goose Bay
Labrador
Winona
Minn
Terry
Georgia Patrol Forces Weight Loss Benchmarks Slashed
ATLANTA RP Members of the Georgia State Patrol have shed more than two tons in nine months as Col Lowell Conner orders a further ton and a half loss by September to reach normal weight levels among the 418 troopers.
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Atlanta
Georgia State Patrol
Lowell Conner
Bond votes in Little Rock set for two issues
Little Rock voters will decide on two bond issues totaling 5.5 million dollars. A 4.3 million general obligation bond under Amendment 49 would fund a port and industrial district along the Arkansas River. A 1.3 million issue under Act 9 would finance a terminal for Strickland Transportation Co.
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Little Rock
Arkansas River
Strickland Transportation Co
Rain Expected Across Arkansas Thursday Weather outlook issued
The Weather Bureau forecasts showers Thursday across Arkansas with cooler conditions continuing. Daytime highs will reach the 50s to 60s and overnight lows mainly in the 30s to 40s, with a five day outlook showing mid 50s to mid 60s for highs and mid 20s to mid 40s for lows across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Arkansas
Weather Bureau
Gilbert
Texarkana
Townsend Store Fire Loss Reported at Townsend Gro. & Serv. Sta
Last Monday night about 8 o'clock Cap Townsend's Gro. & Serv. Sta twelve miles south on Kivy 25 caught fire from a shorted-out clock. With the help of a son and neighbors the loss was held to about $200. Townsend had no insurance.
Arkansas Woman Is Strangled Murder Case In San Francisco
Coroner rules Martha W. Coates, 24, born in Helena Arkansas, murdered by strangulation. Found nude in San Francisco bathtub with nylon stocking and necktie tied to a soap rack. bruises indicate a struggle. Husband David Coates, 26, a Little Rock stock broker, questioned. no arrests. The couple married March 17 1962 after meeting at the University of Arkansas.
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San Francisco
Henry Turkel
Martha W. Coates
Helena
Ark
Coates
David
Little Rock
al Stock
Turkel
Turkey
J. J. White
Helena National Bank
James Coates
U.S
Carmel
Calif
University of Arkansas
Wildlife Is Kiwanis Club Meet Topic
Georgze M Purvis of Little Rock spoke to the Hope Kiwanis Club during National Wildlife Week. He is chief of information and education for the Arkansas State Game and Fish Commission. An action film on Arkansas wildlife and water bodies followed, highlighting three state hatcheries led by Lonoke. The hatcheries, covering 274 acres, produce about five million fish annually for replenishing streams and lakes. Guests included Dale Bonds of Blevins and Bob Meyers of Hope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgze M. Purvis
Little Rock
Hope Kiwanis Club
Purvis
Arkansas State Game & Fish Commission
Arkansas Wildlife
Lonoke
Arkansas
Andy Caldwell
Dale Bonds
Blevins
Bob Meyers
Hope
New Office Favored for Registration
Gov. Faubus signaled support for a separate office to handle voter registration on an optional basis. He said the idea cannot be added to the current special session bill but could be amended in 1948. Miller County already requested a separate registration office amid a split AP poll on who should perform the duties.
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Little Rock
Orval E. Faubus
Faubus
Miller County
Associated Press
Ind
Jets Collide Over Pacific Near La Jolla
Two Navy jets collided during a routine training flight about 15 miles west of La Jolla. Lt. Spencer J. Thomas, 81, of San Diego, was rescued and Lt. (j.g.) Ernest M. Colvin TI, 26, of Washington DC, is missing. Coast Guard and rescue crews searched the sea as hundreds watched a massive fireball. Lt. John Hancock piloted the helicopter that recovered Thomas within minutes.
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San Diego
Calif
la Jolla
Coast Guard
Spencer J. Thomas
J.g
Ernest M. Colvin TI
Washington D. C
Miramar Naval Air Station
Colvin
Thomas
John Hancock
UN S G Thant Sets Cyprus Peace Force Terms
UN Secretary General Thant says the terms of reference for the Cyprus peace force are not negotiable. He will issue directives personally, with the force to operate on Cyprus, avoid internal interference, shoot only in self defense, and cooperate with the UN mediator. Britain weighs troop participation as talks continue. Thant aims to form a 7,000 strong force by absorbing half of the British contingent, with pledges from Canada Finland Sweden and Ireland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William N. Oatis
United Nations, N.Y. AP
U Phant
U.N
Cyprus
Thant
Mediterranean
British Commonwealth
Duncan Sandys
House of Commons
Sandys
Britain
Security Council
United Nations
Canada
Finland
Sweden
Ireland
Cuban Girl Fled Cuba Hidden Aboard Ship As Man
Nelida Del Pilar Fernandez a 21 year old refugee described fleeing Cuba by stowing away on the Lebanese Vessel Toula dressed as a man. She sailed from Havang with Greek crew, was found in British Honduras and allowed to continue after the captain paid a fine, then left the ship in Jamaica before arriving with 41 other refugees in Miami.
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Miami
Fla
Cuba
Nelida del Pilar Fernandez
Toula
Havang
British Honduras
Jamaica
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H. H. Griffith
Hanold NR. Grupplth
Times Cornerstone
Homer
L.A
Presbyterian
R. L. Gosnell
Georgia Patrol
Townsend
Wildlife
Kiwanis Club
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