Court rules lawyers must register under Foreign Agents Act
The Supreme Court unanimously held that attorneys representing a foreign government must register under the Foreign Agents Registration Act of 1938. Victor Rabinowitz and Leonard Boudin, hired by Cuba in 1960, challenged the requirement. the court affirmed lower court dismissal, stating the act plainly requires petitioners to register.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Arthur J. Goldberg
Victor Rabinowit
Leonard B. Boudin
New York
Republic of Cuba
Atty
Robert F. Kennedy
Rabinowitz
Rabinowitz and Boudin
U.S. Court of Appeals
United States
Emerges Winner in Egg Hunt
In Peters Hollow near Elizabethton Tennessee Free man Taylor won the annual Easter egg fight after over six hours and more than 6000 eggs. The 100 year old contest tests whose shell can resist cracks as contestants clash eggshells with their own. Taylor arrived armed with 32 dozen eggs and claimed victory.
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Elizabethton
Tenn
Freeman Taylor
Peters Hollow
Here
Taylor
Weather Station Report and Forecast Summary
Weather data for 24 hours ending 7 am Monday shows high 66 and low 29. Arkansas reports frost warning tonight with clear to partly cloudy skies and a warmer Tuesday. lows 25 to 35 and highs 55 to 65. Louisiana forecasts generally fair conditions through Tuesday with colder tonight, lows 30 to 38 and 36 to 42 inland, highs 54 to 64.
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Arkansas
Louisiana
Two Accidents Investigated In Hope Streets
Two accidents were investigated at S Elm and West Second. Cars driven by Caro lyn McIver and Mrs H S Williams suffered door damage only. Officer statements note driver Willie J Malone was blinded by the sun and did not see the pedestrian. Shirley Dudney, 15, was struck downtown Friday but not seriously injured.
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S. Elm
West
Carolyn McIver
H.S. Williams
McIver
Clark
Shirley
Shirley Dudney
Hope
McCulley
Willie J. Malone
Escape of Youth Was a Miracle
Niagara Falls Ontario AP reports a five year old boy Wayne Stadnyk fell from a retaining wall into the Niagara River gorge. He clung to a tree for an hour and survived with a chipped tooth bruises and minor injuries. Rescue teams including his father hauled him to the top after a rope seat was fashioned.
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Niagara Falls
Ont
Niagara River Gorge
Wayne Stadnyk
Wayne
Amnesty in Brazil Is Rescinded
Rear Adm. Paulo Maria da Cunha Rodgioues reversed a previous amnesty for rebels in the Brazilian navy after criticism from the press and officers. Investigations were ordered into incidents that caused the crisis as clashes wounded several and possibly killed others. President Joao Goulart consulted and flew from Brasilia as Congress met to address the crisis amid Communist labor leadership claims of a conservative coup plot.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Paulo Maria da Cunha Rodgioues
Navy Ministry
Adval
Rodrigues
Joao Goulart
Brasilia
Congress
Brazil
Goulart
Graf
April Fool Day Customs Abroad and Miscellany
New York AP item notes April Fool's Day names around the world such as Cuckoo Day in Scotland and Fish Day in France. It blends light observations on color TV, pearls, quotes, IRS tattle, folklore, quickies, and a Wilde remark, reflecting a grab-bag of miscellany from a midcentury column.
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New York
Scotland
France
Japan
Spain
Logan Pearsall Smith
Internal Revenue Service
Rights Bill Faces Weeks Long Senate Filibuster
Sen. Hubert Humphrey opens the fight as civil rights bill backers launch a strong push for passage. Johnson declines a cloture forecast while supporters insist on full and fair debate and examination of each title over weeks. Russell’s Southern bloc vows to resist as debate begins.
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Harkinson Washington
Hubert H. Humphrey
Senate
Johnson
Texas
Humphrey
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
F Russell
Red Cross Receives 20000 Inquiries About Alaskan Earthquake
The American Red Cross announced about 20,000 inquiries regarding the health and welfare of people in the Alaskan earthquake zone have reached national headquarters and other Red Cross chapters. Inquiries were sent to the Seattle office for handling, but replies may be slow due to communications problems.
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Washington
American Red Cross
Red Cross
The
Seattle
Electricity Returns Blink on Anchorage Sign
In Anchorage Alaska electricity partly returns after the quake with a street sign lighting the message Welcome to Anchorage AU American City as crews resume repairs and residents survey damage in the quake ravaged city.
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Anchorage, Alaska
Anchorage
American City
Nonaligned Nations Plan Conference in Cairo
COLOMBO Ceylon AP A worldwide summit conference of nations has been scheduled for Cairo during the first week of October.
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Colombo
Ceylon
Nantes
Cairo
Earthquake toll rises as Alaska digs out
AP News Digest reports about 70 dead as earthquake damage grows. Alaskans queue for water and medical supplies amid a spirit of selflessness. International notes include Brazil labor leaders warning of a military overtake and a general strike threat. Former astronaut John Glenn discusses politics in Texas bedside interviews. Senate civil rights supporters push for passage as Humphrey contends with rivals. MacArthur remains in critical condition after a third operation. Arkansas police check on a shutdown in Hot Springs while Winthrop Rockefeller weighs a governor bid.
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International
Brazil
National
John H. Glenn Jr
In Antonio
Tex
Washington
Senate
Hubert H. Humphrey
Douglas MacArthur
17 Violent Deaths in Arkansas This Week
The week ending midnight Sunday saw 17 violent deaths in Arkansas. Leona Sindle 50 and Elizabeth Sindle 21 died in a collision near Lake Village when their car pulled onto U S 65 and was hit by a Gunn Distribiting Co truck driven by John York 52 of Little Rock. Billy Jean Sindle about 10 was injured. In a separate two car crash on U S 79 eight miles north of Pine Bluff, Robert Manes 50 and Lee Williams 35 both of Alzheimer died. Larry Hughes 24 of Perryville Mo died in a head on collision on U S 67 near Swifton. Eleven people died in traffic accidents this week and six were killed in a B 47 bomber crash near Jacksonville.
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Associated Press
Lake Village
Travis Nash
Leona Sindle
Elizabeth Sindle
Arkansas
U.S. 65
Gunn Distributing Co
John York
Little Rock
Billy Jean Sindle
Robert Manes
Lee Williams
US 79
Pine Bluff
Larry
Hughes
Perryville
U.S. 67
Swifton
Jacksonville
Arctic Blast Drops State Temperature
A cold Arctic high swept from the Dakotas into Arkansas, driving record low readings and warnings. Little Rock tied a date low and set a new all time March low at 24 degrees. Other lows included Memphis 23, Fort Smith 26, Texarkana 34, Calico Rock 16, Gilbert 15, Harrison 18, Batesville 22, Morriston 34, Ozark 23, Dardanelle 23, Hot Springs 25, Newport 25, Camden 28, Pine Bluff 28 as a hard freeze warning extended tonight from 16 to 24 in the northeast and 24 to 32 in the southwest. Highs Sunday ranged from the 50s north to 60s south, with the forecast calling for fair and a little warmer conditions.
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Associated Press
Dakotas
Arkansas
Little Rock
Memphis
Fort Smith
Texarkana
Calico Rock
Gilbert
Harrison
Batesville
Morriston
Ozark
Dardanelle
Hot Springs
Newport
Camden
Pine Bluff
U.S. Weather Bureau
Indonesia Sees Rice Harvest Dip to 9.5 Million Tons
Jakarta AP report cites Antara saying Indonesia will harvest about 9.5 million tons of rice this year, down from an earlier forecast of 10.25 million due to prolonged drought.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Antara
Gambling Dead In Hot Springs As Polite Checks Begin
Police in Hot Springs report gambling, the city’s largest industry, is dead after state orders. Officials say casinos and slot machines may reopen if a November vote allows legalization. Oaklawn Park ends its meet this week, and many casinos face shutdown impact on jobs and city taxes.
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Alvin Schay
Ermey
Faubus
Oaklawn Park
Hot Springs
Arkansas
Roy H. Galyean
Gravette
Benson County
Arkansas House of Representatives
House
MacArthur’s life hangs on ongoing battle with illness
General Douglas MacArthur remains in critical condition at Walter Reed Hospital after a grave kidney complication and a recurrence of esophageal bleeding. He endures a third major operation in 24 days with life support and sedation as doctors report ongoing serious risk, while Mrs MacArthur visits and hospital spokesmen describe wavering between consciousness and sedation.
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John Barbour
Washington
Douglas MacArthur
Walter Reed Hospital
MacArthur
Jack
Girl Scout Cookies Arrive Soon in Hope
Girl Scouts in Hope announce that February orders will be delivered April 3 to 11. The public can place an extra order for two cookie varieties, with proceeds funding camping facilities equipment training and leadership programs. Troops share profits via a bonus per box, and the scouts are praised for civic virtue.
Five Year Old Girl Given Beer A Week End Arrest Follows
City police report a five year old girl was given a quart of beer over the weekend by a Negro couple charged with selling it to her. The child’s mother sent her to buy the beer. Two hubcaps were stolen from Dwight Walton’s auto at Fair Park. Early Monday morning a cold snap brought a low of 29 and a skim of ice on shallow pools. John Crain was initiated into Sigma Nu at the University of Arkansas. Arkansas civic betterment award finalists include Hope Paragould Newport Wynne Stuttgart. Hugh Barwick promoted to airman third class in the U S Air Force. he studied at Keesler, a Hope High graduate, and attended the University of Arkansas. Lloyd Spencer of Hope is listed in Marquis Who's Who 33rd edition, president of First National Bank. Bob Jackson rejoined the staff of Branch General Hospital.
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Hugh D Barwick
Violet B. Barwick
Hope
U.S. Air Force
Keesler Technical Training Center
Miss
Hope High
University of Arkansas
Alaska quake cleanup viz 109 dead and 83 missing
Torn Alaska begins job of cleaning up after Friday's great earthquake. Civil Defense lists 21 known dead and 83 missing or presumed dead, 45 injured. Governor Egan estimates $350 million in property damage. Cities like Anchorage Kodiak Valdez Seward Cordova Port Ashton show heavy devastation and economic ruin with up to 95 percent industry wiped out.
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Marlin Spencer
Anchorage
Alaska
Civil Defense
Onty-five
William A. Egan
Kodiak
Valdez
Seward
Whitker
Cordova
Port Ashton
Bruce Wi
Egan
Peirce
Edward A. McDermott
Johnson
Washington
Sister of Hope oman Dies
Mrs. Ozella Pearson Nowlin, 52, of Arkadelphia, died Sunday in a Hot Springs hospital. Native of Dalark she left a husband Jack A. Nowlin Sr., two sons Jack A. Jr. and Larry, three brothers and two sisters. Services 3 pm Tuesday at Murryley Funeral Chapel Arkadelphia. Burial at DeLamar Cemetery.
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Ozella Pearson ‘Nowlin
Arkadelphia
Hot Springs
Dalark
Jack A. Nowlin Sr
Jack A. Jr
Little Rock
Larry Nowlin
BE. Pearson
Stonewall
Calif
Spurgeon Pearson
Florida
J. F. Finley
Newton
Murryley
DeLamar
Delark
Stephens Infant Services Today
Donald Lynn Stephens five week old son of Randall and Mrs. Stephens of Emmet Rt. 2 died yesterday. Survived by parents three sisters Nancy Donna Sarah and three brothers Paul Randall Jr Garry Lee. Grandmothers Mrs. Wristen of Quincy NL and Mrs. Stephens of Emmet. Graveside services 8 p.m. Monday at Sapi Cemetery Emmet Hern don Cornelius in charge.
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Donald Lynn Stephens
Randall Stephens
Emmet Rt. 2
Nancy
Donna
Sarah
Paul Randall Jr
Garry Lee Stephens
Sarah Wristen
Quincy
Bertha $Tephens
Emmet
Sapi Cemetery
Herndon Cornelius
Torch Is Passed Books Are Here
The final order of The Torch is Passed, the Associated Press story on President John F. Kennedy's assassination, has arrived and may be picked up at the Star office. Books are available only to those who placed orders, with 703 total books purchased by residents of the area. Please pick up your book as soon as possible.
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Associated Press
Johy F. Kennedy
Star Office
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Hope Jaycees
Fair Park
Sam Britian
Terri Tippitt
Mary Ella Muncey
Sam Brittian
Raymond’ Clark
Janet Bordelon
Monte Hubbard
Tim Ellis
Kathy Walker
Pam Davis
Jeff Renfro
Julia Brown
Steve Clark
Linda Wray
Charmaine Davenport
Edgar Miller
Hal Boyle
Greece
Arnold H. Glason
Oscar Wilde
AP News Digest
Winthrop Rockefeller
Arctic
Spa
Dwight Walton
John Crain
Sigma Nu
College of Arts and Sciences
Louis E. Crain
Paragould
Wynne
Stuttgart
Marquis Who's Who, Inc
Chicago
One Hope
Lloyd Spencer
First National Bank
Bob Jackson
Branch General Hospital
Hope Oman
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