Washington Happenings On Submarines and Campaigns
In Washington, Adm. George W. Anderson says the Navy tracked about 20 Soviet submarines in the Cuba quarantine area last October but found no missile-carrying subs. Stephen E. Smith, the President’s brother in law, may head Kennedy re election staff. John Santo testifies to HUAC describing communism as a corrupt, brutal system opposite its ideal theory.
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Naval Opera
Alias
Cuba
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John M. Bailey
Smith
White House
Kennedy
Jean
Edward M. Kennedy
U.S. Senate
New York
John Santo
U.S
Hungary
West
Santo
House Committee On Un-American Activities
Court Asked to Pick a Sheriff
The Arkansas Supreme Court is asked to decide Marion County sheriff. Write-in George Hickey defeated incumbent Jack Pace by 53 votes first count and eight on recount. Pace challenged the paste rn votes, Special County Judge William Madden ruled them illegal. Circuit Judge Woody Murray overturned that ruling on appeal for Hickey.
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Little Rock
Arkansas Supreme Court
Marion County
Jack Pace
Yellville
George Hickey
High Court
Marion
Hickey
Circuit Court
Pace
Special
William Madden
Woody Murray
Harrison
Owes Feat to Borrowed Glass Pole
John Pennel of Northeast Louisiana State vaults 16 feet 3 inches at the Memphis Relays aided by a borrowed fiberglass pole after breaking his own practice equipment. He adjusted his technique with help from a last minute loan and filming by teammate Tommy Edmonson, improving to surpass the recent outdoor world record.
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David Inman
Monroe
John Pennel
Northeast
Louisiana State
Memphis
Finland
Nikula
United States
Pennet
Miami
Fla
Pennel
Rice University
Tommy Edmondson
Insurance Tax Law Uncertain Revenue Impact
Arkansas Insurance Commissioner Harvey Combs says no precise estimate exists for how much Faubus’s 1983 insurance investment law will boost state revenues due to missing figures on total state reserves. The law imposes a 42 of 1 percent tax on out of state insurers not investing in Arkansas. It requires 50 percent of reserves in Arkansas policies after Jan 1 1963. Combs noted premiums tax receipts were over $4.6 million in 1962 versus over $4.3 million in 1961.
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Little Rock
Combs
Education group to mark 25th anniversary convention
The Student Arkansas Education Association will observe 25 years of its group and the National Future Teachers Association with the 14th annual convention in Little Rock next Friday and Saturday. Richard M. Carrigan, student director of the National Education Association, will be principal speaker. Hot Springs to host World War I veterans state convention June 6-7 expected to draw about 4,000 attendees.
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Associated Press
Little Rock !Ap
Student
Arkansas Education Association
National Future Teachers Association
Little Rock
Richard M. Carrigan
Natonal Education Association
Washington
Hot Springs, Ark
the Veterans of World War I
Hot Springs
Arkansas Netters Win at Shreveport
The University of Arkansas tennis team defeated Centenary College of Shreveport 4-2 in Arkansas. Becky Gould, Centenary’s first woman varsity athlete, played No. 3. Arkansas swept doubles 6-0 6-3 for a 3-2 lead. Meistrell and Murti Shaw split with Shankles and Causey 5-7 6-4, then won 6-3 in the final set.
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Little Rockiap
University of Arkansas
Centenary College of Shreveport
Centenary
Becky Gould
John Cook
Jim Cunningham
Arkansas
Miss Gould
Harry Leeper
Mike Meistrell
Roy Murtishaw
John Shankles
Bill Causey
Woman Fast Goes Seven Days Amid Hotel Isolation
Mary Ferguson details a self imposed seven day fast in a Long Beach hotel room to avoid home cooking. She reports losing 12 pounds and shrinking measurements while predicting about two pounds daily loss, aiming for two weeks. Her doctor agrees on progress and the journey continues.
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Mary Ferguson
Associated Press
Long Beach
Calif
Church State Clash Over Land, Sermon Splits Ark Church
In Trashwood Arkansas a church state clash erupts as Landmark Missionary Baptist Church defies a ruling on pastor Dovers who preached saved souls can fall from grace. The state Supreme Court restrained Dovers, while a minority split created rival services and a court fight reflecting Arkansas Baptist faction tensions.
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Wick Temple
Leithe Rock Capa
Art Supreme Court
Elder
Dovers
Landmark Missionary Baptist Church of
Bowers
Missionary Baptists
Trashwood
Little Rock
State Supreme Court
Arkansas
State Missionary Baptist Association
Diet-fast diary reveals drastic weight loss plan
A woman records a home diet aiming for 128 pounds at 5 foot 2 inches, recounting frequent husband support, a fast with coffee bouillon and no solid food, and a temptation moment with crackers, hoping for Easter dress fit. She notes a doctor’s warning and steps in a strict early phase.
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Arthur
A.m
Entry Deadline Notice for 1963 Event
Must be entered by April 1, 1963 to be eligible for the upcoming event. Eligible participants must submit entries by the stated deadline to qualify.
Court Rules Majority Can’t Use Church Property Against Its Doctrine
Justice George Rose Smith delivered a 6 1 majority opinion allowing state jurisdiction over church property disputes. The ruling says majority members cannot divert property to a faith contrary to its dedication, while Justice McFaddin dissented urging majority control. Dovers, a 36 year old former car salesman, lives near Trashwood and has three children at a rural school. he won’t appeal to the Supreme Court.
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Tists
State
Southern Baptist Publication
George Rose Smith
Id McFaddin
Dovers
Trashwood
U.S. Supreme Court
Finds Diamond at Murfreesboro in Arkansas Mine
Fred Wood a sawmill planer operator from Chichester found a 10 40 carat diamond at the Crater of Diamonds in Murfreesboro Arkansas on Saturday. The American Diamond Association estimated it could be worth 8 000 to 8 500. Wood said he found three or four promising stones and brought them to J R Johnston mine operator. Johnston contacted Norton Zimmerman in Chicago who said the diamond would likely cut to about five carats. Wood visits the mine three or four times yearly and notes that finder ownership applies with a one dollar privilege fee.
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Murfreesboro
Ark
Fred Wood
Chichester
Crater of Diamonds
American Diamond Association
J. R. Johnston
Johnston
Norton Zimmerman
Association
Chicago
Zimmerman
Wood
JFKs Sister to Visit Arkansas for Retarded Children Meet
Mrs. R Sargent Shriver sister of President Kennedy will address the Arkansas Association for Retarded Children at its sixth annual meeting May 4 5 in Conway. She is a consultant to the president's panel on mental retardation and her husband directs the Peace Corps. Dr John J Nooney of the National Institute of Mental Health will also speak.
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Conway
Ark
R. Sargent Shriver
Presi*dent Kennedy
Arkansas Association For Retarded Children
Shriver
Peace Corps
John J. Nooney
National Institute of Mental Health
Court to hear rehearing over church leadership dispute
The court has not ousted him yet as it reviews the petition for rehearing. The winning side requests a rehearing to stop the majority faction from seizing control. Dovers vows to preach the word of God anywhere with any audience.
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Dovers
Tarm
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