Court Refuses to Hear Case of Publisher
Washington AP The Supreme Court declined to review publisher Washburn of the Hope Arkansas Stat who sought to deduct 6024 spent in obtaining signatures for a petition to place a legislative act before voters. He claimed the amount was ordinary business expense but lower courts ruled it non deductible.
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Washington
Alex Hi. Washburn
the Hope
U.S. Tax’ Court
The
Th Circuit Court of ‘Appeals
St. Louis
Su- Rigme
Sing
Khrushchev Sees World Communism as Ultimate Goal
Premier Khrushchev told a nationwide audience from Almaty that happiness comes only when the banner of Marxism Leninism flies over the whole planet. He urged rapid industrial and agricultural progress at home to overtake the United States and reaffirmed a general disarmament offer, noting it would depend on West acceptance of concrete controls.
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Preston Grover
Moscow
Khrushchev
Caendanla
Almay Ata
Soviet Union
United States
Shot Through Heart, Lives Saved After Tavern Shooting
A 49 year old man was alive after being shot through the heart by tavern owner William Oliver Smith of DeKalb Indiana. Smith was hospitalized after a point blank .22 caliber shot. Doctors performed a 14 hour emergency operation including massaging his heart.
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Knoxville, Tenn
William Oliver Smith
DeKalb
Smith
Arkansas and Louisiana Regional Weather Forecast Today
Weather report for 24 hours ending 7 am Tuesday shows high 52 and low 29 with 0.4 inch precipitation bringing year to date total to 7.03 inches through February. Arkansas partly cloudy with warmer afternoons and Wednesday clouds increasing, highs mid 50s to mid 60s. Louisiana clear to partly cloudy, cool nights with lows 38 to 40, highs 65 to 70.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas
Louisiana
Water reuse urged to meet future needs nationwide
By 1680 each gallon must be reused six times to serve the growing population. Tarry E. Schlenz of Chicago told an Arkansas Water and Sewage Conference that by 20 years hence all waste may be treated and water reused six times. Other officials warned Arkansas will face shortages and must expand treatment, with state spending at about 16 million yearly.
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Little Rock
Tarry
Schlenz
Chicago
Water Pallusion Control Federation
Arkansas Water and Sewage Conference
G. T. Kellogg
Southwest
American Water Works Association
Arkansas
Farm Bureau Head Declines Comment On Bond Campaign
Osceola Arkansas AP Harold Ohtendorf president of the Arkansas Farm Bureau Federation declined comment on leading a campaign for a proposed 60 million state construction bond issue. He learned the proponent group’s plan after a meeting with Governor Faubus in Little Rock. Ohtendorf was named chair of a steering committee and a spokesman said a reply would come by next weekend. Faubus has yet to set a date for a special election, with the Arkansas Education Association opposing the measure.
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Osceola
Ark
Harold Ohtendorf
Arkansas Farm Bureau Federation
Ohtendorf
Watt Hin
Orval E. Faubus
Little Rock
Ohlendorf
Faubus
Arkansas Education Association
Stop Lights on 3rd to Be Synchronized
The Board of Directors authorized the city manager to install standard traffic controls on five East Third Street signals to permit coordinated operation, including right and left turns, with synchronized late night timing. A state traffic engineer suggested removing some signals, but the board favored keeping all signals active. The plan remains adaptable to future changes. The board also discussed the State Retirement Plan for municipal employees and asked for further cost and benefit analysis. Emergency vehicle regulation was reviewed, with the city attorney to gather successful plan examples. Bids were authorized for resealing the airfield hangar shop sections and alley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Third St
State Highway Department
1Oét
James Pillington
Coile Services in Louisiana
Final rites for M. V. Coile, a lifelong farmer, are set for 2 pm Wednesday at Walker's Chapel near Plain Dealing Louisiana. The Rev L A Carrington will lead the service with burial in Salem Cemetery in the Redland area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. V. Coile
Walker's Chapel
Plain Dealing
L. A. Carrington
Salem Cemetery
Redland
Wall ace Sentenced In Counterfeit Quarters Case
In Chicago a federal court case cost an estimated 760 to 2000 to prosecute. William Wallace, 34, unemployed, was found guilty of possessing 50 cents in counterfeit money after attempting to place two bogus quarters in a jukebox. He received one hour in custody. Judge Michael L. Gee questioned the case’s worth.
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Chicago
Michael L.gee
Wallace
U.S
38 Attend SW Teachers Dinner Here
Thirty eight published men attended the monthly Sethwesk Arkansas Schoolmasters Chandler dinner at Diamond Cafe Monday night. The list names E. ft. Brown James II Jones Gordon Beasley Jack Beaty Karl Downs Thurston Hulsey Arthur Gray Mellor Peebles Clyde Mosier Wallie Neice Junior McCorkle Lee Hicks Charles Burchette Aubry McCochern Edward Spencer Nolen Caudle Tom Silvey Lester Macumber Ramy Garland J E Smith BD Meadows Mr Hardin Allen Fincher James Whitmore Green Mize auy Tate lmon Br Bruce Be vans Clyde Thomas Id Trice W H Watson Gier McDonald Bill Havens L B Kennedy Bill Phillips Bob Shaddox TE A Morris and Larry Hudson.
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Sethwesk
Arkansas Schoolmasters
Diamond Cafe
E. Ft. Brown
James 11
Jones
Gordon Beasley
Jack Beaty
Karl Downs
Thurston Hulsey
Arthur Gray
Mellor Peebles
Clyde Mosier
Wallie Neice
Junior McCorkle
Lee Hicks
Charles Burchette
Aubry McCochern
Edward Spencer
Nolen Caudle
Tom Silvey
Lester Macumber
Ramy Garland
J. E. Smith
B. Meadows
Mr. Hardin
Allen Fincher
James Whitmore
Green Mize
Auy ‘Tate
Bruce Bevans
Clyde Thomas
Id Trice
W. H. Watson
Gier McDonald
Bill Havens
L. B. Kennedy
Bill Phillips
Bob Shaddox
TE. A. Morris
Larry Hudson
Wins Point and Resigns Job in Norwich City
Judith Alwell, who won the right to wear low-heel shoes at work after a dispute with Norwich Public Utilities, has resigned effective April 21 to start a family. The case involved disputes over footwear and dress rules set by city manager Philp G. White, with the City Personnel Board ruling on permissible attire including shoes and health certificates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwich
Coun
Judith Alwell
Amendments Advance for the Ballot in Arkansas 1961
The 1961 legislative amendments aimed for the ballot face stalling questions. One proposal for voting machines likely doomed. others would lift municipal tax ceilings, raise state and county officer salaries, and guarantee free public education regardless of school integration. Gov. Orval Faubus has no veto power over the ballot trio.
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Little Rock
Secretary of State
Senate
Nathan Gordon
League of Women Voters
American Association of University Women
Orval
Faubus
Holdup Suspect Shot by Police in Arkansas
LITLE ROCK AP Johnny Harrison aged 44 was shot and wounded by police after they sought to question him about a $35 holdup He clutched the money as he was felled by a shotgun blast in a parking lot near a fig shop The suspect ran when officers called to him and a deputy fired in the incident Harrison was in satisfactory condition at a veterans hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Litle Rock
Johnny Harrison
Harrison
Veterans Hospital
Figqtor
U.S. Resists Soviet Move in Congo and Laos Fallout
U.N. debates Congo crisis as Andrei Gromyko blasts Hammarskjold and calls for his dismissal and U.N. reform. Adlai Stevenson accuses the Soviet Union of blocking U.N. efforts and of injecting Cold War bitterness into the Congo debate. Gromyko warns the U.N. could face a fate like the League of Nations if policy does not change.
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United Nanions
Adlai
Steven- Onody
Soviet Union
U.N
Congo
United Nations Ba
Stevenson
U. N. General Assembly
Andrei A. Gy0myko
Dag Hammarskoli
Patrice Lumumba
Gromyko
Te Congo
Maminvarskjold
United Nations
Euarchy
Gromylo
League of Nations
Grontyke
Hammarskjold
Stanleyville
Antoine Gizenga
Commission of African Nations
Tom Hoge
N.Y
APY
Andrei Gromyko
General Assembly
Manuel Bishe
Cuba
Kennedy weighs options on Laos crisis action
Reported White House discussions show President Kennedy preparing a stepped up aid program to the royal Lao government. Rusk and Gromyko’s talks yielded no solution, with Rusk resisting delaying tactics and Kennedy awaiting a clear SEATO plan before Bangkok meeting.
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John M. Hightower
Washington
Kennedy
United States
Tans
Pres Dent
Laos
Toton
Yi Mains
White House
Allor Puin
Britain
France
Dean Rusk
Andrei Gromyko
State Department
Gromyko
Rusk
U.S
Southeast Asia ‘Realy Organization
Bangkok
Thailand
Eadyaee
SEATO
Rotary Club officers listed for July and local events
The text lists Rotary Club officers including president Hall and vice president Bridgers with other posts, plus new directors Aslin and McLarty. It notes the Pike County Singing Convention at Kirby Baptist Church on April 1-2 led by president Ag lie Johnson and vice president May, with secretary Mrs Kyle Andrews. It adds Hempstead County Egg Month notes on poultry production in 1959 1960 figures from the Arkansas Poultry Federation and a local gas shortage anecdote.
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Rotary Club
B. N. Hall
C. We. Bridgers
Gutland Medders
Laemar Cox
Weasurer
Ray
Lawrence
Ed" Aslin
James McLarty
New
Pike County
Kirby Bapst Church
Aglie Johnson
A. D. May
Kyle Andrews
Hempstead
Bodeaw PTA Benefit Saturday Bazaar and Supper
The Bodeaw PTA plans a Saturday March 2 event to raise funds with a bazaar and mulligan supper in the gym. Supper starts at 5:30, tickets are $2 for adults and 50 cents for under 12, with hot dogs and drinks in the PTA stand. Auction begins around 6:30 featuring new merchandise and items, plus musicians performing throughout the evening. all area residents invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bodeaw Tta
Gafeteria
PTA
Presbytery Women to Meet Here in Ouachita District
The Ouachita Presbytery Women of the Church in the Synod of Arkansas will hold a district meeting at the Presbyterian Church on Wednesday, March 22. Registration begins at 9 and the general meeting at 10 with lunch to follow. The event was moved from Washington Presbyterian Church.
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Women of the Church
Ouachita Presbytery
Synod of Arkansas
Presbyterian
Washington Presbyterian Church
Gsavy
Flower Show to Be Held Thursday
The Hope Council of Garden Clubs presents the first annual Flower Show on Marcel 23 from 2 30 p m to 8 30 p m at the Youth Center General chairmen are Mrs Tom Foster Mrs Jomer Jones and Mrs Billy Dare Jones with committee heads for Properties Acustic arrangements Horticulture and Classification and more The program features Springtime entries and Junior Exhibits with classes such as A Tisket a Tasket Play Mates and Playmates
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lovingtine
Hope Council of Garden Chibs
Marcel
Tom Foster
Gardenia
Jomer Jones
Daffodil
Billy Dare Jones
Iris
Bill Roulon
BR. D. Jones
Pam
Frank Ward
St. le Brogely
George Frasier
B. W. Ledwards
Dale Dunn
Buddy Porter
Mitchell LaGrone
Lyle McMahon
Lioyd Kinard
Monty Monts
Lex Helms
Demonstration Against Gophers at Corn Bell Hatchery Farm
A gopher killing demonstration is set for Thursday March 23 at 9 30 near Blevins east of town. A burrow building machine will drop poisoned grain sorghum into burrows. Agent Cadwell notes the same device was used on a limited scale in the courts. The U S Fish and Wildlife Service provides the machine and poison grain for sale to farmers to treat one acre of ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corn Bell Hatchery
Blevins
Cadwell
U. S. Fish and Willift Service
Lenders Case Still in Progress in Federal Court
In Bismarck the federal mail fraud trial of the Lenders Sorice Co of Little Rock and associated individuals continued with Nellie W. Lame testifying she paid a fee for a business loan through a salesman and did not receive the loan or a refund after writing the company.
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Bismarck, No
Sorice Co. Tne
Lite
Tle Rock
Ark
Federal District Court
Nellie W. Lame
Brookings
M.D
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NEA
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Batesville
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Dallas
Prudence Lobaccaro
Howson
NEA Telephoto
Farm Bureau
Coile Services In
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Joseph J. Casper
TBI
Casper
Mineesota
Hambine University
St. Paul
University of Minnesota Graduae
North Lille Rock
PBS
FBI
New Haven
Atlanta
Kelly Bryant
JFK
Arkansas Poultry Federation
Focal
Yu Drige
Dartlas
Bodeaw Pta
Presbytery
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