End of New York newspaper strike eyed by photoengravers
Striking photoengravers weigh a mayor proposed contract as a 109 day shutdown of eight New York papers lingers with negotiations led by Wagner. The plan mirrors printers terms a 35 hour week starting in year two, with ratification possible Wednesday. Four unions are involved and a Cleveland printers’ strike extension is noted.
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NEW York
Robert F. Wagner
Wagner
Cleveland
Ohio
Weather Summary From Arkansas Regional Forecast
Central Arkansas shows clear to partially cloudy and cooler conditions this afternoon and tonight with highs near 70 and lows around 46. Wednesday brings sun and clouds with highs in the mid 70s. Northeast and Northwest Arkansas expect fair, cooler conditions this afternoon and tonight with highs near 60 and lows in the 40s. Southeast and southwest Arkansas anticipate generally clear and cooler weather through tonight with highs around 70 to 76 on Wednesday and Thursday. Continued fair conditions on Thursday across the region.
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Arkansas
Associated Press
Uot
Ciily
Arkansis
Strawberry Men Name Officers In Arkansas Packers Group
MEMPHS AP reports B A Adkins of Bald Knob was elected president of the South ih Strawberry Packers Association at the annual meeting on Monday. Frank Trusdell of Fort Smith was chosen as first vice president.
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Memphs
Arkansas
B. A. Adkins
Bald Knob
Southih Strawberry Packers Associaton
Adkins
Frank Trusdell
Fort Smith
Bidault Flies to Portugal in De Gaulle Campaign
Former French premier Georges Bidault flew to Portugal after West Germany blocked his bid to continue toppling President Charles de Gaulle. He left Germany voluntarily with aide Guy Ribeauld aboard a Dutch airliner to Lisbon. Police noted two men with the names later identified as Bidault and his secretary arrived at Lisbon amid a nationwide search.
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Lisbon
Georges Bidault
Portugal
West Germany
Charles de Gaulle
Hein‘righ
Bidault
Germany
de Gasle
Foreign Ministry
Atlanta post office unveils high speed computer system
The Atlanta regional post office introduced a high speed computer system to cut payroll processing from eight hours to about three, reduce accounting time by over 50 percent, and save more than 400 000 annually with all 11 systems. It will track postage stamp sales and mail dispatch delays while also noting dog bites by postmen and features a playful but limited musical test.
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Atlanta, Ga
Atlanta
Genral Ralph W. Nicholson
Osborn
Aztec Trailer Plant Burns Near Camden Arkansas
The Aztec Trailer Co a short lived plant owned by L M Blaylock once tied to Villa Mobile Homes was destroyed by fire Monday at an old warehouse near the former Taval ordinance plant ten miles north of Camden Arkansas The Camden Fire Department saved the site but trailers under construction were destroyed Fire Chief Jake Mahan said the cause and loss value were undetermined
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Aztec Trailer Co
Villa Mobile Homes
L.M Blaylock
Aztec
Taval
Camden
Camden Fire Department
Jake Mahan
Rules Both Parties Not to Blame
Atty. Gen. Bruce Bennett ruled the Highway Department cannot make joint payments to a contractor and the contractor's creditor or assignee. He advised the department is not bound by law to honor an assignment by a contractor, warning of possible future litigation if a default occurs.
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Little Rock
Bruce Bennett
Highway Department
Bennett
J. E. McCarthy
McCarthy
Attorney General’s
Justice of the Peace
Firemen's Pension Board
Hope Lions Club to Hold Annual Broom Sale
The Hope Lions Club announces its annual broom sale on Monday April 1 from 5:00 to 9:00 p.m. Brooms and mops will be sold to raise funds for the Blind Center in Little Rock and local eye care needs. The event supports the fund campaign for new buildings at the Blind Center in Little Rock.
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Hope Lions Club
Blind Center
Little Rock
Auto Crash on Main Street Causes Minor Damage
Reported yesterday a collision on Third and Main Streets involved vehicles driven by Helen Vaughn and Miss Little Middlebrooks of Hope. No injuries noted. minor fender and headlight damage reported as police investigate the incident.
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Miss Little Middlebrooks
Arkla Shows Hike in Revenue
Arkansas Louisiana Gas Co reported a 5.8 percent rise in gross sales and operating revenues to 135,472,751 for last year. The 1962 total for Arkla and six subsidiaries reached 122,051,407 with 9,548 new customers bringing total served to 40,683 in 401 communities. Net income per common share stood at 1.78 on 10,598,729 shares, up from 1.76 on 30,351,307 shares in 1961. The firm also filed with the SEC to issue 45 million dollars in new first mortgage bonds to retire loans, invest, and finance construction and drilling.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
Louisiana Gas Co
Arkla
Securities and Exchange Commission
Washington
Paralle Finance & Construction
Plans for Hope Hempstead Cleanup Campaign
The Hope Chamber of Commerce announces a citywide cleanup drive with dates in March. Cochairmen Bill Gunter and T. C. Crawford urge ministers and citizens to scrub, paint, repair, and remove health and fire hazards.
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Hope Chamber of Commerce
Hope and Hempstead County
Bill Gunter
T. C. Crawford
Chamber Project
Hope
Chamber Uftics
Hope Band
Zea
Sare Presse
Baostues
Contract Hearing Delayed On Warplane Contract Inquiry
Washington AP Senators postponed the Wednesday resumption of the warplane contract inquiry. Secretary McNamara warned the investigation could cause harm and offered no perceived benefit. Chairman McClellan cited other engagements and needed more prep time for the Air Force and Navy officers hearings.
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Washington
Robert &. McNamara
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
Air Force
Navy
Subcommittee
McNamara
Hern
Local Women Hear National Legion President at Conference
Mrs. Joe Jones, Western Division American Legion Auxiliary vice-president, and four others attended the Rehabilitation Conference at North Little Rock Veterans Hospital last week. National President Mrs. Ole L. Roger spoke on the Legion and Auxiliary work, praising Youth Programs like Junior Baseball, Girls State, and National Scholarship efforts. She emphasized aiding disabled veterans as a key focus of the organizations.
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American Legion Auxiliary
F. Formby
National Security
North Lite Rock Veterans Hospital
American Legion and Legion
Ole L
Roger
Topeki
Legion
Vaune
Lewien
Apoual
Ifish
Nationel
Leman
Auxhicey
Couple Survives 7 Weeks in Frozen Yukon Ordeal
A California pilot and a Brooklyn student survived seven weeks in subzero Yukon winter after a Feb crash. Helen Klaben, 21, and Ralph Flores, 42, survived on melted snow, each suffering serious injuries. They credited faith and read the Bible during captivity and expressed longing for family as they recovered in Whitehorse hospital.
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Whitehorse
Yukon Territory
California
Brooklyn
Miss Klaben
Flores
Ralph
Miss Kladen
Miss Klahen
Ida Klahen
Nessa James
Theresa
Shery Flores
Fairbanks
Alaska
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Lumber Company Break-In Reported At Hope Builders Supply
City police report Hope Builders Supply was entered during the night with a back window forced. A cash drawer was emptied of $1.50 in the intrusion.
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Hope Builders
All Asians Predict Red Trouble
Washington reports a confidential Information Agency survey of six Asian capitals showing 62 percent foresee aggression or subversion by Communist China during the 1960s, with 33 percent thinking the United States exerts too much pressure in Southeast Asia.
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ATM
U.S
Goverment Prde Puble
China
Philippines
Japan
South
Viet Nam
Singapore
Burma
Thailand
U.S. Information Agency
United States
Southeast Asia
Asia
Five Arkansas Science Fellows Named by NSF
The National Science Foundation will award graduate fellowships for the 1903 64 year to four Arkansas students among 1 980 winners from 6 122 applicants. Roy J Puller of Malvern Porrest TM Lane of Fayetteville both University of Arkansas students Jim Gramlick of Charleston Auburn University and Lonnie G Parchman of Brinkley Emory University students. Eleven Arkansans received panel mention in the competition.
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Little Rock
National Science Foundation
Arkansas
Roy J. Puller
Malvern
Porrest
Lane
Fayetteville
University of Arkansas
Jim ¥. Gramlick
Charleston
Auburn University
Lonnie G. Parchman
Brinkley
Emory University
Arkansans
Local town’s charity drive and community notes
A Sunday School class quietly raises funds for a piano to aid elderly patients at Hempstead Memorial Hospital Rest Home while donations total $144 yet to be paid. Various local residents receive promotions and military updates including Osborn as hospital supply officer, Woodmen of the World convention in Little Hook, and several service members from Prescott and Hope. Community events list Masonic and Scout meetings and school attendance urged.
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Fort Stews
Hempstead
Mem
Glerial Hospital
Charlie Wilson
Memorial Hospital
W. D. Flowers of Hope
Woodmen of the World Life Insurance Society
Little Hook
Cutbacks Hit State Police in Arkansas Cities
State Police Director Herman Lindsey announced wholesale service reductions affecting 17 Arkansas cities. Nine cities will have one patrol car instead of two, while eight others will consolidate two troopers into a single 10 hour shift. CID officers move to regular patrol. Gov Faubus justified the cutbacks after a failed license fee bill, saying the department has overrun its budget by about 400 thousand dollars annually. A July special session was not planned.
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Little Rock
Herman Lindsey
Arkansas
Orval
Faubus
Lindsey
Jonesboro
Russellville
Conway
Fayetteville
Harrison
Newtor
Forrest City
Morriston
CID
Taubus
Cooler Air Brings Arkansas Temperatures Down Early Week
Cooler air moved into Arkansas overnight with forecasts of lows in the low 30s in the north and high 30s to low 40s in the south. Thunderstorm and tornado threats in the northeast eased with no severe weather reports. Rain totals peaked at 0.53 inches in Walnut Ridge, with El Dorado and Memphis area also noting measurable amounts. High pressure should keep fair conditions through Thursday as early morning temperatures ranged from 44 in Fayetteville and Harrison to 50 in Little Rock and 52 in Texarkana.
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Arkansas
Walnut Ridge
Weather Bureau
el Dorado
Memphis-West Memphis
Fayetteville
Harrison
Little Rock
Tex
Arkana
Murfreesboro First Methodist Church Opens in March
Murfreesboro Arkansas The First Methodist Church of Murfreesboro will hold an opening service on a Sunday afternoon in March 1963 The public is invited to attend and view the pew sanctuary under construction since last August Pastor James Shaddox extends the invitation to everyone to attend the ceremony
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Murfreesboro
Arkansas
James Shaddox
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