U S Seeks Direct Line to Moscow for Crisis Safety
At Geneva disarmament talks, U S Ambassador Charles C Stelle urged a permanent direct communications link between U S and Soviet leaders to prevent war by accident or miscalculation. He offered a teletype and voice line with the American end at the National Command Center for continuous contact with the President and top aides.
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Weather Experiment Station report for 24 hours ending 8 a.m. Friday
Regional forecast from THE ASSOCIATED PRESS covers Central, Southwest, Northeast, and Northwest Arkansas with clear to partly cloudy skies, windy conditions, and a risk of thundershowers. Temperatures range from lows in the 60s to highs in the 70s and 80s, with cooler Saturday and Sunday.
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Trade With Japan China Question Seen By Roosevelt Jr
Franklin D Roosevelt Jr said trade between Japan and Communist China is a matter for Japan to decide. He noted the issue seems unimportant now as what is sold and how it is paid for are unknown. He spoke upon arriving in Tokyo for the opening of the U S Trade Center.
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Operators of Huge Still Put on Probation
Texarkana police described a large illicit whiskey operation near the DeAnn community as Tyree and Harding faced liquor law violations in Arkansas Federal Court. Tyree received two years probation while Harding, awaiting further orders, faced temporary probation. Burns, 19, Hope, was given two years probation for possession of taxed liquor.
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William McKinley Tyree
Hope
Ark
John E. Miller
Arkansas
William Harding
Near Hope
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Tyree
DeAnn
Miller
Thomas Andrew Burns
Debate over Mexican farm workers program sparks Washington hearing
In Washington AFL-CIO advocate John L. Fryer urged letting the Mexican Bracero program expire by end of 1963. A House subcommittee weighed Rep E C Gathings proposed two year extension with easing, while growers push for continued foreign labor to supplement domestic workers. Fryer argued Mexican labor depresses farm wages and cited wage declines in California valleys. Domestic migrants earned about 1054 dollars annually, the Labor Department noted a one year extension with housing and insurance provisions.
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Imperial Valleys
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Labor Department
Washington Native Emily Watkins Dies in Texarkana
Emily Watkins 94 a native of Washington died Thursday in Texarkana. She belonged to Immanuel Baptist Church and leaves six daughters, a son, a sister, a brother, and many relatives. Funeral at 2 0 p.m. Saturday at Emanuel Baptist Church Texarkana with Rev. W. B. Garner. Burial in Shieh Cemetery near Waley.
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Whitehouse
Texas
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Carl Cloud
Waley
Emanuel Baptist
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Shieh Cemetery
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Singing Services Here Sunday at South Grady Street Church
Singing services will be held Sunday at 2 PM at the South Grady Street Church of Christ. The public is invited to attend.
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Viet Nam Kills 47 Communists in Tay Ninh
Saigon reports government forces killed 47 Communist guerrillas in Tay Ninh province and captured a Viet Cong arms factory carrier. American casualties rise to eight injured in four days. a U.S. Army lieutenant was wounded and a sergeant injured when their helicopter was hit.
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Caddo Conference Underway at University of Arkansas
The eighth annual Caddo Conference is under way at the University of Arkansas in PaytyevilleArk. About 30 archaeologists will exchange information on Caddoan Indigenous cultures during the two day meet.
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Y-Teen Meet AL DORADA Atk Conference Held
The annual state Feen conference will be held in A Dorada until Sunday with about 225 delegates expected. Represented are Novih Little Book Tesarkioni Benton Bo wad Pine Blult Malvern Little Book Hot Springs Fort Smith and EWG.
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Petit Jurors Named for Hempstead April Court Term
The Hempstead Circuit Court announces the pool of Petit Jurors for the April term. Names listed include A Pendergraft Cecil O Steele Dee Coffee Wesley Huddleston J C Burke Monree Samuels Herbert Chambless Ned Ray Pur Ue dr Otis Breed Henry Zum walt Bill Tolleson Paul McClellan Burgess Garrett Sue Paris Moss Rowe Jamie Boyette Joe Booker W Y Jackson I C Wyatt Jack Carrigan Mrs Lyne Harris Mack Stuart E P Young Jr G P Jones Gail Sing ard Brooks Collins Garland Kidd Sloman Goodlett EB oH Air Gary Formby Lea Hatch Charles Buller Ungh G Davidson Odell Luck John L Hawking George W Peek Geo Smith Jr Mrs T Boveri hell Joplin Denvis Ross Carter Wayne Russell Lyte Arnold.
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Henry Zumwalt
Bill Tolleson
Paul McClellan Burgess Garrett
Sue Paris
Moss Rowe
Jamie Boyette
Joe Booker
W. Y. Jackson
I. C. Wyatt
Jack Carrigan
Nuclear standoff reshapes Cold War policy says McNamara
Secretary McNamara told Congress the United States faces a nuclear stalemate with the Soviet Union yet aims to win the Cold War. He said mutual deterrence does not imply parity, that U.S. strategy seeks freedom worldwide while protecting national security, and noted Cuba weapons forced Khrushchev to back down.
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Jewels Worth 640000 Stolen From Countess Von Bismarck
In Rome the former Mrs. Harrison Williams now Countess Edward von Bismarck reports $640,000 in jewels stolen from their apartment after returning from Capri. The butler Angelo Valentino is missing with a silver candelabra and a silver bow. Police issued a nationwide alert and describe the insured jewelry including a diamond earrings set and a emerald necklace. The countess, born Mona Strader of Lexington, Kentucky, was once Williams's wife and is a noted society figure.
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Belgium
United States
Prescott Mail Carrier J H Willis Dies at 74
Jeter H Willis 74 died Thursday at his Prescott home. Retired mail carrier. Survived by wife Bodie Hartsfield Willis, three sons Wilburn Hubert Charles, three daughters J R Carr Thomas Skinner in Ohio and La Springs, one mother E M Willis of Hope, four brothers Garrett Alvin Elston Alden, four sisters S J Burke G C Clark Claud O'Steen W L Arnold. Services 2:30 p.m. Sunday at First Baptist Prescott Rev Woodul. Burial DeAnn Cemetery Prescott.
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Thomas Skinner
Lorain
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Springhill
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Hope
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Elston
Alden
Mathis
All Around Town Highlights and Local Events
Chief Jack Brown reports 16 year old in custody over a string of burglaries with eight cleared so far. Pupil trips to Philadelphia for festival at Henderson College feature Landa OSheen and others. National Honor Society names Johnnie Honeycutt as president. Dan Jones as vice president. Jacque Fielding secretary. Diane Ellis treasurer. new members include Joe Keesey, Cookie Jones, Mack McLarty, Ann Arnald.
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National Honor Society
Johnnie Honeycutt
Dan Jones
Jacque Fielding
Diane Ellis
Joe Keesey
Cookie Jones
Mack McLarty
Ann Arnald
Fulbright Says Aid Money Spread Too Thin
Senator J William Fulbright said on CBS radio that U S foreign aid of 1 9 billion dollars is spread too thin and that there is room for reduction. He backs some cuts while acknowledging the program's importance and an expected Kennedy request to trim about 200 million.
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Publishers Engravers Meet Today Over Strike
New York negotiators for AFL-CIO Photoengravers Local 1 meet eight newspaper publishers today after the union rejected a proposed pact. About 320 engravers oppose the 12.63 weekly package, seeking an immediate 35 hour week on all shifts, extending a citywide shutdown into its 12th day.
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Frank McGowan
Robert IF. Wagner
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Weir
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Flippin Grant Boosts Flippin Sewer Project in Arkansas
The Community Facilities Administration approved a grant of 92 900 for Flippin Arkansas to finance sewerage facilities under the Accelerated Public Works Program. Local share amounts to 79 470 and work will proceed under the program.
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Flippin
Ark
Community Facilities Administration
School Head Named in Parkin Arkansas
Parkin Arkansas AP Ralph Haiglip has been named superintendent of schools here succeeding Senator Clarene Bell who recently resigned to join Arkansas Lanians Gis Company.
Cuba crisis tension rises after ship attack
Washington reports new Cuba tensions as the Floridian was fired upon by two unidentified jets in international waters off Cuba. U.S. authorities note ongoing Soviet withdrawals, with estimates showing about 13,000 to 14,000 troops remaining, while anti Castro raids raise concerns of worsening crisis.
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Service Saturday at White's Chapel
White's Chapel Missionary Baptist Church two miles east of Bodcaw will hold a regular all day meeting on Saturday March 30 with lunch served. Rev. Jimmy Lewis pastor invites everyone.
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White's Chapel Missionary Baptist Church
Bodcaw
Jimmy Lewis
Ratcliff Election Set as Tie Contested in Arkansas
A special election is planned for April 16 in Ratcliff Logan County to break a tie in the alderman race after a recount tied last November. Gov. Orval Faubus had ordered a second election on February 26 and the votes tied again. Faubus announced a third election date on Thursday.
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