Debt Limit Likely to Be Raised Again
Treasury and Congress spar over the federal debt ceiling as lawmakers prepare big July 1 spending bills. With a $305 billion limit tied to a near 304 billion debt, continued borrowing is needed to cover deficits and payrolls. The annual tax intake next month will not yet bridge the gap, prompting anticipation of another temporary raise to prevent default.
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Sam Dawson
AP Business News
New York
Treasury
Congress
Arkansas Weather Summary for Weekend Showers Likely
Weather note reports 24 hour end. Friday highs near 73 to 74 with lows mid 50s. Arkansas forecast partly cloudy to cloudy, showers scattered across most sections Saturday, warm with highs 74 to 84 or 85, lows in the 50s. Continuous notes on conditions throughout the state.
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Arkansas
Arkansas Regional Forecast Incomplete Weather Brief
Central Arkansas forecast shows clearing this afternoon with partly cloudy skies. Tonight will be fair to partly cloudy, with Saturday bringing a chance of widely scattered showers or thunderstorms. Highs expected in the upper 70s to near 80, lows in the upper 40s to 50s.
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Central
Arkansas
Lew Lapit
Nice Thing About Past Is It Can't Get Any Worse
HAL BOYLE recalls simpler times with fond irony. The piece looks back on lifestyle, manners, and everyday life in earlier decades, noting hard facts and quirks from home births to barbershops, lard cooking, and slang. The nostalgic column contrasts past certainties with uncertain futures.
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Hal Boyle
New York A
Civitan Club Plans Year’s Program at Barlow Hotel
The Civitan Club met Thursday at the Barlow Hotel. John Cunningham of Malvern, governor of Civitans of Arkansas, was guest speaker. The meeting aimed to set up plans for the coming year.
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Civitan Club
Barlow Hotel
John Cunningham
Malvern
Civitans of
Arkansas
War threat in Caribbean eases as refugees exit embassies
In Santo Domingo the threat eased as the Dominican Republic allowed 15 political refugees in its Port au Prince embassy to leave the country and seven others head to the Colombian Embassy. Haitians fear Duvalier may crush foes after the OAS mission’s return and talks with President Bosch. The five-nation group had investigated charges stemming from the embassy invasion and war moments lingered as tensions remained high.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Port Au Prince
Haiti
Francois Duvalier
Duvalier
Organization of American States
OAS
Juan Bosch
Washington
Hispaniola
Jewel-Eating Dog Escapes Knife After Rings Returned
In Petersburg Virginia AP Happy the wire-haired terrier swallowed engagement wedding and birthstone rings belonging to Mrs Gerald Kabobel two weeks ago. A veterinarian's X rays confirmed the theft and the rings were recovered. If not recovered it could have meant on vel eration Saturday. The dog's owners a Ft Lee soldier and their home in Saginaw Michigan left him behind when they went to work. Happy recovered after two weeks.
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Ft. Lee, Va
Saginaw, Mich
Happy
Red White Game Broadcast Set For KXAR Saturday
The Red White football game in Lie Rock on Saturday night will air on KXAR. Manager Haskell Jones announced the broadcast time for the game at 7:45 p.m.
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KXAR
Lie Rock
Haskell Jones
Toay
Deteriorating U S Haiti Ties Sparks Diplomatic Strain
U S Haiti relations worsen as five U S protests to President Duvalier go unanswered. Incidents include anti American address by Red Cross head, two Haitian secretaries detained, an embassy Marine wife jailed, exit permit slowdowns, and a roadblock humiliation of the embassy first secretary. Washington suspends aid and plans to withdraw Marines amid tense situation.
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Port AU Prince
Haiti
U.S
Francois Duvalier
Jacques Fourcand
Red Cross
Duvalier
Fourcand
United States
Washington
Marine Corps
Kennedy
Hatti
State Department
Raymond Thurston
Rene Chalmers
Thurston
Robert Newbegin
Annierousary
Duvaller
Gun Fight Off Florida: Keys Is Told
Boston Traveler reporter John Raymond meets Cuban exiles in Miami as they prep for a raid on a Cuban refinery near Havana. The piece details a gun running expedition that left munitions on a Cuban beach.
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Florida
Keys
John Raymond
The
Boston Traveler
Miami
Havana
Associated Press
Raymond
Gunboat run to anti Castro guerrillas fizzles into danger
Boston Traveler report by John Raymond describes a Cuba gun-running mission in Key West. Eight Americans and two Cuban exiles aboard a 40 foot speed boat with two .50 caliber guns faced Cuban patrols as bullets cracked above. The crew fought back while the mission devolved into a tense, dangerous ride.
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Key West
Fla
Jan Dorfman
Boston
New York
Cuba
Three Local Piano Students Enter National Auditions
Eight piano pupils of Mrs. R. L. Gosnell have registered for Membership in the National Fraternity of Student Musicians under the National Guild of Piano Teachers. They will perform in the National Piano Playing Auditions, intermediate section, in Texarkana on Monday, aiming for local and state honors. The group includes Becky Bayless, Candy Harris, Debbie Moore, Becky Moore, Kim Smith, Cindy Reese, Debbie Watson, and Linda O'Steen.
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R. L. Gosnell
National Fraternity of Student Musicians
National Guild of Piano Teachers
Attendance Pins Given by Kiwanis
Hope Kiwanis Club honored members for perfect attendance at Hotel Barlow. Henry Haynes led with 20 years, followed by Bill Mudgett and Charles Tarpley with 19, J. G. Hamilton 18, Eddie Whitman 17, Hendrix Spraggins Elmer Brown and Dr. F C Crow with 16. Achievement reports covered activity from Jan 1 to date. club total 57 members.
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Hope Kiwanis Club
Hotel Barlow
Henry Haynes
Bill Mudgett
Charles Tarpley
J. G. Hamilton
Eddie Whitman
Hendrix Spraggins
Elmer Brown
Dr. F. C. Crow
Pentagon Is Accused by McClellan in Senate Probe
Senator John L. McClellan accused the Pentagon of withholding documentary evidence in the Senate investigation of the TEX fighter contract awarded last December to General Dynamics of Texas. He renewed a demand for documents and noted Boeing proposed competitive prototype tests to ensure best weapons at lowest cost. McNamara’s prior testimony is discussed as well as Boeing and General Dynamics bids and the potential for further hearings.
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Washington
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
Pentagon Today
Senate
McClellan
Roswell L. Gilpatric
General Dynamics ‘Corp
Fort Worth
Tex
Boeing Co
Seattle
Wash
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Boeing
William M. Allen
General Dynamics
Allen
Air Force
Eugene Zuckert
Pentagon
General. Dynamics
Ace
McNamara
Proclamation Proclaims National Music Week in Hope City
Mayor Frank Douglas designates May 5-12 1933 as National Music Week urging Hope citizens to observe activities honoring music and musicians. The document notes the National Federation of Music Clubs and allied groups promoting music education and American musical culture.
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National Federation of Music Clubs
Frank Douglas
City of Hope
Hoover Reflects on 40 Years as FBI Chief and Crime Rise
Washington AP reports J. Edgar Hoover, about to enter his 46th year as FBI director, warns of a tragic breakdown of law and order if crime is not curbed. He cites a 114 percent rise in serious crime since 1950 and blames public apathy toward law enforcement. He recalls 1924 when he took over amid scandal and inefficiency, seeing it as a chance to reform the bureau.
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Fort Smith, Ark
Arkansas
B. G. Hendrix
Hendrix
Sebastian County
Legislative Council
Federal
Social Security Administration
J. Edgar Hoover
FBI
Washington
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Hoover
Harlan Fiske Stone
Attorney General
Morrilton School Board Rehiring Principal and Band Director
About 700 frustrated patrons filled Morrilton High School auditorium as the school board, after a four hour siege and a deadlocked vote, rehired Principal Don Elliott and Band Director Ben Wright. Superintendent Paul Liddicote’s contract was not renewed. A temporary steering committee warned of protecting teachers amid protests.
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Morrilton, Ark
Morrilton
Jack Bland
Don Elliott
Ben Wright
Paul Liddicote
Robert Harris
Bland
Mutiny Put Down in the Congo
Congolese paratroops crushed a mutiny by Leopoldville city police who arrested officers to back a 25 percent pay rise. Troops surrounded the police camp, seized armories, and moved rifles to safety with no shots fired. Police seek higher wages amid inflation and a rising minimum wage.
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Leopoldville, the Congo
Leopoldville
Ministry of the Interior
Focal
Cyrille Adoula
Tomatoes Shower US envoy at Bogotá photo exhibit
U S Ambassador Fulton Freeman and Venezuela's Santiago Ochoa Briceno were doused with tomatoes and exes by youths during a photography expo sponsored by the Venezuelan Embassy. The pair, splattered and ducking for cover, faced chants of Down with Yankee Imperialism as the attack marked Freeman's first such incident in his two years abroad.
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Bogota
Colombia
U.S
Fulton Freeman
Santiago Ochoa Briceno
Venezuela
Freeman
Ochoa Briceno
Algiers
Algeria
France
Sahara
Pacific
Aden
Somalia
Hargstea
Hay River
North West Territories
Fort Simpson
Hay
Mackenzie
Laird
Witnesses' Supervisor Visits Hope congregation
Eugene Shuster announces the semi annual circuit supervisor visit by Robert N. White for Hope Jehovah's Witnesses during April 30 to May 5. The week includes door to door ministry, a Bible question period, a 30 minute discourse, a public talk on destiny, a Watchtower study, and final remarks at Ningdon Hall.
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Eugene Shuster
Hope Congregation
Jehovah's Witnesses
Robert N. White
White
Ningdon Hall
Ela St
Marchers face crisis as Alabama arrests rise
In Birmingham Judge Talbot Ellis ordered jailing of an undetermined number of youths arrested in a mass anti segregation drive. Most detainees are teenagers. charges include parading without a permit. He warned no bond for repeat offenders, while noting the youngest prisoners ranged from 7 to 8 years old.
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Don McKee
Birmingham
Ala
Talbot Eillis
Ellis
Thas
Cowinty
Syria Split Threatens Arab Union Roles in Crisis
Beirut sources report six pro Nasser Syrian Cabinet and Revolutionary Council members resigning, leaving Baathists in control and signaling a fracture in the planned United Arab Republic with Egypt and Iraq. The move heightens tensions over Baathist dominance and Syria Cairo rift.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Arab Union
Syria
Iraq
Egypt
National Revolutionary Council
Ba'ath Socialist Party
Revolutionary Council
Damascus
Ba'ath
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Cairo
United Arab Republic
Ba'athists
Nasser
U.A.R
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Baghdad
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