Frondizi moves to outlaw Peronist activity in Argentina
President Arturo Frondizi drafts a decree to invalidate Peronist election victories and ban Peronist songs and banners. Federal control already exists in five provinces as a three man military junta forms to handle the crisis. The army split between support and hardline rejection of Peronist influence, with governors displaced in five provinces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Summerlin
Buenos ‘Aires
Arturo’ Frondiz
Argentina
Froniti
F Frondizi
Juan D. Peron
Frondizi
Elyilian
War Ministry
Armed Services
Peron
Frondixi
Prondizi
Lumber shipping rates cut to aid Arkansas shippers
AIDC and Southwestern Freight Bureau negotiate reduced lumber shipping rates. Consultant P G Anderson says Arkansas shippers could save about 84 percent on lumber shipments within the bureau’s jurisdiction, with a $27.50 per car average saving. Final rates await official publication and cross-bureau agreement.
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Little Rock
APJ
Commission
AIDC
G. Anderson
Arkansas
Southwestern Freight Bureau
Anderson
SFB
Eastern Territories
Weather summary notes Arkansas showers and mild temps
Weather data outlines total 1962 precipitation through February at 12.19 inches, compares to 7.03 inches a year ago. An Italian report mentions 24 hours ending 8 am Tuesday with high 6 and low 59 and trace precipitation. Arkansas showers and scattered thunderstorms expected this afternoon and tonight, with partly cloudy cooler west and central areas Wednesday afternoon, highs mid 60s to mid 70s. Continued on Page Four.
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Arkansas
Polio survivor Debbie Davis dies at Salt Lake General
Debbie Davis aged 12 years, known as the poster boy for the National Polio Foundation in 1964, died Sunday night at Salt Lake General Hospital. He was four months old when polio struck and battled paralysis for 12 years. He was one of six children of Mr and Mrs Ervin Davis of Gooding Idaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Utah
Debbie Davis
National
Polio Foundation
Salt Lake General Hospital
Debbie
Delbert Ray
Ervin Davis
Gooding
Idaho
Reservists at Fort Polk ordered to stop meetings
At Fort Polk Louisiana reservists and National Guardsmen were ordered to halt protest meetings after four gatherings where 50 to 300 soldiers discussed letter writing to Congress about release dates. Maj. Gen. Harvey B. West ordered MPs to break up meetings and escort soldiers to barracks, allowing private writing to congress in respectful language. Fort Polk houses about 21,000 troops on active duty with reserve and guard units, including the 490th National Guard Armored Division of Texas and about 6,000 from 17 other states.
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T. Polk
Millary
Louisiana
Harvey B. West
Ft. Polk
Congress
West
Reveille
Fl. Polk
Berlin
490
National Guard Armored Division
Texas
Normalcy Returns to Fordyce After IRS Audit
Fordyce Arkansas regained usual business activity after a 12 day Internal Revenue Service tax auditing operation ended. About 30 agents conducted the audit in Fordyce and Dallas County, affecting an estimated 1000 tax returns. Mayor Thomas Wynne, a tax consultant, said business has returned to normal and taxpayers are now more cautious with deductions.
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Fordyce
Ark
Arkansas
Internal Revenue Service
Dallas County
Thomas Wyne
INS
Wynne
Youths Nabbed for Crime Spree in Forrest City
Five Forrest City youths aged 14 to 16 were released for a hearing after charges of burglary petty and grand larceny. Judge Olmon Hart noted potential further sentencing within three years if they reoffend and imposed a curfew through the current school term. They must repay about $200 stolen in the spree from allowances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forrest City
Olmon Hart
Graves
Hargraves
Import Duty Increase Affects Carpets and Glass
President Kennedy announced higher import tariffs on Wilton and velvet carpets raising duties from 21 to 49 percent and on cylinder crown and sheet glass to 1.3 to 3.6 cents. Ceramic mosaic tile and baseball gloves were not raised due to insufficient injury evidence. Belgium and Japan supply most affected goods. Tariff Commission had urged steeper rates.
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Washington
Kennedy
Tariff ‘Commission
Belgium
Japan
United States
Tariff Commission
U.S
Lions Broom Sale Set For Monday Event
The Hone Lions Club schedules its annual broom sale Monday April 2 starting at 5 p.m. Lion Wallis Monroe leads the drive to sell about 1006 brooms and mops, with proceeds aiding sight conservation and the blind fund. Brooms come from Arkansas. regular brooms and mops cost 1.50 and large warehouse types 2.00. Lions will call on residents offering the items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hone’ Lions Club
Lions
Lion Wallis Monroe
Arkansas
County Purchasing Law Considered in Hot Springs
The Arkansas County Judges Association seeks AG help to draft a fair purchasing law after allegations counties pay too much for materials. Judge Ray Sikes cites claims some counties paid up to 2000 dollars more for machinery. The group will also discuss a study of secondary federal aid roads for possible inclusion in the state highway system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hot Springs
Ark
Iap
Arkansas County Judges Association
State Highway Department
Severe weather alert issued for southwest Arkansas
The Weather Bureau in Little Rock warns of severe storms moving from southcentral Oklahoma into northcentral Texas and extending toward Fort Smith. Expect stronger activity this morning and afternoon with gusty winds hail and possible isolated tornadoes within 60 miles of a line from Waco Texas to near Fort Smith Arkansas from 1 am to 8 am today.
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Little Rock
U.S. Weather Bureau
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Texas
Waco
Fort Smith
Girls Seek U S Junior Miss Title in Mobile
Fifty-one high school seniors from across the nation compete for America's Junior Miss 1962 in Mobile Alabama. They parade through the city, face four judging divisions mental alertness creative arts youth fitness and poise across three nights of preliminaries. A top mental alertness award and several thousand dollars in scholarships are at stake with the winner receiving six thousand dollars for college choice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Fran Uuecke
St. Louis
Carolyn Anne Rawlings
Stuttgart
Arkansas
Mosier Tells Of Affair In Ditmars Murder Trial
Texarkana Arkansas AP State Police Sergeant Milton Mosier testifies that Mrs. Juanita Ditmars admitted an affair with another man at the time of her husband Trooper Jack Ditmars death. Mosier said the statement came during questioning at the county jail the day after the shooting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texarkana, Ark
Milton Mosier
Juanita Ditmars
Jack Ditmars
Mosier
John Goodson
Pete Harrison
Ditmars
Max Tackell
Texarkana
Tackell
Teachers Withdraw Their Libel Suit in Arkansas Case
Thirty nine teachers pulled their $3 900 000 libel action from Circuit Court in Little Rock. They were among 44 school employees discharged in May 1939 by three segregationist school board members who were recalled in a special election and later retained. The suit named Rev. M L Maser Jr chairman of the Retain Our Segregated Schools committee and Ed McKinley Jr president of the school board.
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Little Rock UP
M. L. Maser Jr
Ed McKinley Jr
All Around Town Snapshot Includes Officials and Events
State Senator Olen Hendrix of Prescott filed with the Secretary of State his corrupt practice pledge for re election in the 7th Senatorial District. Reports note safety concerns and a damaged Lava drama on Hazel street. Also covered are a theft at Melon Vine Neighborhood box, Girl Scout Pageant thanks to sponsors, and local school and church notices.
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Olen Hendrix
Prescott
Secretary of State
Focal
Ateo
Hazel Street
Arch Wyle
Te Thief
Melon Vine
Girl Scouts
Texarkana
James Cleaners
Phyllis Bank
Brookwood School
Penneys
Lewis-MebLarly
Bank
Land Ward & Son
Hickory Co
South Main
Saul
Arkkansas Highway Department
Highway Dept
Rosson Road
Hervey St
Hazel, St
Arkansas Highway Dept
Britain Open to Compromise With Russia on Test Ban
At Geneva AP Britain says it will accept an absolute minimum control system if the Soviet Union agrees to a nuclear test ban treaty. Foreign Secretary Home urged the USSR to accept verification to guard against violations while indicating Britain would concede to less policing than the United States. Gromyko met with Rusk hinting at Berlin talks and a broader disarmament push as the 17 nation conference held sessions on disarmament issues.
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Geneva
Britain
Soviet Union
Lord Tome
Home
Harold Macmillan
United States
Gromyko
Khrushchev
Berlin
Dean Tusk
Rusk
U.S
Charles B. Bohlen
Moscow
Llewellyn Thompson
Gromyka
Valerian Zorin
Lord Jhome
K. Krishna Menon
Cornelius Mane
Russians Resume Flight Harassment Over Berlin Air Corridors
A supplied AP summary notes Russians resumed harassing flights in Berlin air corridors after a brief pause. An informed source said Soviet transports moved in the lanes while Western Allied aircraft maintained normal operations without incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
So Viets
Mey
Bond election voting slowed by rainfall in Top area
Rainfall slowed turnout in the six polling precincts of Top for a $245,000 bond issue to finance an age pro testing plant near Hope. At 11 am, 289 ballots were counted. The issue would borrow $228,000 with $15,000 annual repayments and $20,000 reserved to cover defaults. Ward and box tallies were incomplete, but the vote would decide if the loan proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delight Eg Farm
Hope
Delight Egg Co
Eye! Co
Woman on Trial for Murder in Harrison Arkansas
In Harrison Arkansas the first degree murder trial of 39 year old Mrs Rel en Gene Hickenbottom continued with the prosecution expected to call four witnesses. The defense claims an intruder entered the home and threatened Mrs Hickenbottom. Parafin tests reportedly showed the wife fired a gun while her brother Bill Hickenbottom did not. Witness Chaade Turney testified that Mrs Hickenbottom came to his house the night of the shooting in bare feet and underwear and said there had been a shooting, though her statements were described as incoherent and rambling.
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Hickenbottom
Bill Hickenbottom
Joe Villines
Bill Uickenbottom
Chaade Turney
Turney
Revival at First Assembly of God Continues This Week
Evangelist W Thurman Fountain leads daily morning Bible study and evening services at 10 a.m. and 7 30 p m at First Assembly of God. Rev W C Land reports strong attendance with focus on Revelation. Tonight features crime punishment demo by Fountain. Friday is family night. Evangelistic rally concludes Sunday March 23 at 7 30 p m.
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Assembly of God
Evangelist W
Thurman
W. C. Land
Evangelist Fountian
God Togeter
Final Rites for Mrs Jenie Citty and Green City Pioneer
Mrs Jenie Citty a Hempstead lineage member died Saturday and her final rites were held yesterday at Ozan Methodist Church Burial was in St Paul Cemetery with active pallbearers Elmer Hartness Earl Ruins Sloman Goodield Dannie Hamilton Tony Rowe and Nora Bradford named among the mourners
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Jenie Green City
Hempstead
Ozan Methodist Church
Herndon-Cornelius
St. Paul Cemetery
Elmer Hartness
Earl Ruins
Sloman Goodiell
Dannie Hamilton
Tony Rowe
Nora Bradford
Kennedy signs pension funds protection bill
President Kennedy signed a new measure strengthening the 1959 Disclosure Act governing pension and welfare plans. The act adds enforcement power, requires full operational detail, allows investigations and injunctions, mandates bonding of administrators, and introduces criminal penalties for bribes, false reports, theft, or embezzlement.
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Washington
Kennedy
Hinds
White House
Lyndon B
Tha'targe
Panvisi
Fried Chicken Lunch Delights Arkansas School Crowd
A record crowd at Hope High and Elementary Schools enjoyed a statewide School Lunch Salute to Arkansas Fryer serving over 420 pounds of oven fried chicken. The meal met Type A standards with meat, rice, peas, carrots and milk while costs were noted as 24 and 38 cents. The event, sponsored by the Lunch Division of the State Department of Education and partners, highlighted nutrition and poultry industry collaboration.
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Hope’ Jy
Arkansagar
U.S
Arkansas
State Dept. We. Education
Arkansas School Pad Service Assn
Arkansas Poultry Industry
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Jacqueline
Bulletin
Mobile
Ala
America
Hickry Yall
William Joel Green
J. M. Green
Ozan
U of 4
First Baptist Church
Joey the Singlar
Russia
By John M. Hightower
Tabernacle Revival
Mrs
Jenie Citty
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