Congress Eyes Rough Cut of Foreign Aid Budget
Washington AP report notes the presidential Clay committee urges smaller foreign aid spending. Congress likely to trim about one billion dollars from Kennedy's request of 4.9 billion for the year starting July 1. Meany dissents, urging increases. Kennedy to reply with possible cuts and policy reassessment.
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Washington
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Capitol Hill
Kennedy
Presidential Committee
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Clay Committee
William T. Dentzler
Weather Experiment Station 24 Hour Report
The Weather Experiment Station reports a 24 hour period ending 8 a.m. Monday with a high of 70 and a low of 57. Precipitation measured at 0.33 inches.
Death toll soars in Arkansas over the weekend
Arkansas newspapers report 22 violent deaths for the week ended Sunday. Six‑month‑old Steve Hamm died at Fort Smith. his older brother collapsed and died at Arkoma while Billy Hamm, 18, died during a baseball game. Coroners found Bemberg and his wife dead by suicide and possible homicide respectively. Harrison McLaughlin drowned at Grand Lake. James Epperson died when a truck overturned near Pine Bluff. Additional fatalities came from traffic, overturned tractors, shootings, and drowning.
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Arkansas
Steve Eugene Hamm
Fort Smith
Arkoma
Okla
Billy Lee Hamm
J. D. McClary
Sebastian County
Herman Henry Bemberg Sr
Lite Rock
Pulaski County
Howard Dishough
Bemberg
Helen
Dishonzh
Harrison McLaughlin
Near Dermott
Grand Lake
Eudora
McGlaughlin
James Epperson
Princeton Pike
Pine Bluff
Thunderstorms Forecast as Front Moves Through Arkansas
Storms and showers arrive in Arkansas ahead of a cold front stretching from the Great Lakes to West Texas. A low over Iowa drifts northeast, bringing cooler air by Tuesday morning, with a subsequent high pressure system bringing warmer temperatures by late Tuesday. Overnight lows ranged from 3 in Fort Smith to 62 in Little Rock and Pine Bluff.
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Great Lakes
Texas
Iowa
Weather Bureau
Fort Smith
Little Rock
Pine Bluff
Professor to Speak at Arkansas Association Conference
Vernon Eady of Denton Texas associate professor of psychology at North Texas State University and former Army clinical psychologist will be principal speaker at the Arkansas Association of Childhood Education spring conference in Little Rock next Saturday. The association is composed of elementary school teachers.
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Vernon Eady
Denton
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Army
Arkansas Association of Childhood Education
Little Rock
Pentagon News Policy Defended In Hearings
Assistant Secretary of State Robert Manning defended government news policy saying it avoids keeping the public uninformed while acknowledging limits where disclosure could harm policy. He testified before a House subcommittee examining administration information practices amid criticism by some industry leaders. Manning and Pentagon official Arthur Sylvester argued that press and government aims may diverge and that public business remains largely open, with only a small portion of State Department matters kept private to protect policy.
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Administration
Pentagon
Arthur Sylvester
Yankee Stadium
Deaths in Little Rock husband and wife ruled suicidality and homicide
Pulaski County coroner ruled Herman Henry Bemberg Sr. died by his own action after being found unconscious with throat cut in his bathroom. His wife Helen Bemberg, 63, was found dead of suffocation and ruled a homicide. The incidents occurred in their home in Little Rock.
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Herman Henry Bemberg Sr
Pulaski County
Howard A. Dishough
Bemberg
Lis
Helen
Dishough
Hope Bowlers Hold Second Place in Southern Bowl Congress
SHREVEPORT LA AP Arkans as held their places in the Southern Bowl Congress Tournament after the fourth weekend. Mel Arks of Malvern Ark remained first in the team division with 3 467 Harold Hendrix Pulpwood Co of Hope Ark held on to second place with 3 107 Billy Bob Stone of El Dorado Ark was third in all events with Lani
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Laap
Arkansas
Mel Arks
Malvarn
Harold Hendrix
Missing Since Feb 4 Two Americans Believed Alive in Yukon
A Canadian pilot sighted a downed plane matching the missing February 4 craft near Watson Lake Yukon. The aircraft carried pilot Ralph Flores and passenger Helen Klobean, both from California and New York respectively, on a Whitehorse to Fort St John flight. Flores’s wife expressed hope they were found alive.
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Chuck Hamilton
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San Bring
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Brooklyn
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Brazil to Get Millions From U S
The United States will loan Brazil 398.5 million dollars to bolster its economy with 84 million provided immediately. The move comes as Brazil's Finance Minister Francisco San Tiago Dantas and David Bell of the Agency for International Development brief the Brazilian embassy, ahead of Dantas meeting President Kennedy to seek backing for a three year recovery plan.
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United States
Brazil
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David Bell
Agency For International Development
San Tiago Dallas
Kennedy
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Tornado Alert Issued for Northeast Arkansas by Weather Bureau
The Weather Bureau in Little Rock issued a tornado alert for northeast Arkansas. Severe thunderstorms are expected with possible tornadoes, large hail and damaging winds from 3 p.m. to 9 p.m. today along a line from 30 miles northwest of Cape Girardeau Missouri to 25 miles east of Columbus Mississippi, covering northeast Arkansas north of West Memphis to Janesboro.
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Cape Girardeau
Columbus
Miss
West Memphis
Janesboro
Hope Bands shine at District Clinic in Texarkana
Hope Junior and Senior High Bands scored well at the District Band Clinic in Texarkana with 27 first division and 51 second division students, 78 total, qualifying for the state meet at Hot Springs April 2. Jerry Loveaul of Texarkana directed the Hope Senior Band. Phil McLarty Patty Davis and Wayne Grant led the Junior Band. Dewey Bells of Ypsilanti Michigan recovers from heart surgery at St Joseph's Mercy Hospital Arbor. Glenda Ball wins high school safe driving award but wrecks while hauling trophy. Washington and Ozan host driver safety and vaccine schedules. Hope limits driving tests to the second Saturday monthly. Optometrist finalists at Forest Heights Junior High competition. winners head to state contest. Chamber manager JB Noll recovers from surgery at St Michaels in Texarkana. Little Rock Egg Day bus from Corn Bell Hatchery offers 41 seats with no transport charge.
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Hope
Texarkana
John Barbarotto
Hot Springs
Jerry Loveaul
Phil McLarty
Patty Davis
Wayne Grant Lel
Gordon Bolar
Max Bolar
Forest Heights
Little Rock
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Minor Held Responsible When Driving
The Arkansas Supreme Court ruled that a minor assumes adult responsibility when operating a motor vehicle. In a Pulaski County case, a jury verdict and lower court decision were reviewed, with the court reversing in parts and directing a new trial on specific negligence issues. The decision stressed no valid distinction between a minor or an inexperienced adult driver in duties of care, and addressed multiple negligence findings in related automobile collisions and theft cases.
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Little Rock
Arkansas Supreme Court
Pulaski County
Jesse Harrelson
Wayne Harrelson
Nathan A. Whitehead
Harrelson
Whitehead
Young Harrelson
Supreme Court
Craiphead
Hunt
Jim Johnson
Pulaski
Gordon and Ferguson Inc
Lafayette Hotel Co
Joe Goldstein
Goldstein
News Helps Crime Prevention Says FBI Official
LITTLE ROCK AP Special Ament Roy K Moore of the Little Rock FBI says news media prevents crime by informing the public. He noted agencies like the FBI supply facts to media while new and that publicity can deter crime. Blair Vedder spoke at the Arkansas Broadcasters Association spring meeting. Hi Mayo presented a plaque to J C Willis for service as toast president. Mayo announced the full meeting will be Sept 6-7 in Little Rock.
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Ament Roy K. Moore
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Arkansas Broadcasters Association
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Chicago
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Brinkley
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Morriston
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Mayo
Organiation
Little Rack
Negroes Die In North Laurel Street Fire
A house on North Laurel Street caught fire around 1am from an undetermined cause. A Negro man identified as L. C. Bronson about 40 and his son Willie Ray Bronson 21 died, found near front and back doors as the building burned completely. Police found no foul play after investigation though a neighbor reported possible gunshots. Firemen noted the victims were attempting to escape. The Safeway Store nearby was damaged by a prior sprinkler incident but remained open Monday.
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Braner
Vary Handle Co
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Willie Ray Bronson
Brown
Safeway
Democrat Rolvaag Becomes Minnesota Governor After Tight Vote
Karl Rolvaag is to assume the Minnesota governorship, ending Elmer Andersen's term after a post election recount. The Conservative Legislature remains in control, with key appointments confirmed and Hatfield and Marshall facing possible resignations. Rolvaag aims for a cooperative approach with Republicans as he takes office.
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lPax
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Matfield
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Hatfield
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Aeronautics
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Rolyaar
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Fritjof
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Supreme Court Overturns NAACP Contempt Conviction
The Supreme Court, in a 5-4 decision by Justice Goldberg, overturned Theodore R. Gibson's contempt conviction for refusing to produce a Miami NAACP membership list for a Florida legislative committee. The ruling found no substantial link between the NAACP and subversive activity and voided the six month sentence and $1,000 fine. Justice Harlan dissented.
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National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
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White
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Fourth Trade Tour Set for Wednesday in Nevada County
The Fourth Trade Tour will take local residents to Rosston and Bodcaw on Wednesday. The group departs at 10 30 a m arriving in Rosston around 10 35 a m where Mr Ward of Wards store meets them then escorts to the tie and lumber plant. They proceed to Bodean by school bus to the Tron Plant and observe large poultry operations with lunch at 1 00 p m and a short program to follow. Nevada County P 7 A meets in Bodean the same day. Return is expected about 2 18 p m.
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Bodcaw
Ward
Tie and Lumber
Bodean
Tron
Mrs. Roberts 81 Dies Saturday in Booneville
Mrs. Roberts aged 81 died Saturday in Booneville. She leaves a son Ross of Booneville and three daughters Grady Browning of Hope Jeff Sutton of Little Rock and Clinton Crawford of Orange Texas. She also leaves two sisters Mrs. John Slaton of Nashville and Mrs. Luther Aslin of Benton and three brothers E. M. Boyett of Hope L. H. Boyett of Washington and L. H. Boyett of Stamps. Services were held at 2 p.m. Monday at Holly Grove conducted by Rev. Wesley Thomason. Burial followed in Holly Grove Cemetery under Herndon Cornelius direction.
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Viata Roberts
Booneville
Ross
Grady Browning
Hope
Jeff Sutton
Little Rock
Clinton Crawford
Orange
Texas
John Slaton
Nashville
Luther Aslin
Benton
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