Public Meeting On Zoning Plan Tonight At City Hall
Planning Group schedules a public hearing on a proposed zoning ordinance regulating subdivision and merging residential and business zones. Arch Wylie urges citizens to attend at 7 30 p m to discuss changes before the Board of City Directors adopts the plan for future city growth.
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Board of Directors
Planning Commission
Homecoming Sunday at Sweet Home Church Observed
Sweet Home Church on Highway 24 four miles east of Blevins holds a Homecoming Day on Mother's Day weekend. A 10 15 am Sunday School program by the children precedes Rev. Harley Sisson of Cotton Valley La delivering the 11 am sermon. Lunch will be served at noon, with gospel singing in the afternoon featuring invited quartet leaders. Public invited.
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Harley Sisson
Church of Christ
Cotton Valley
M P Erwin 84 Dies Wednesday in Nashville
Marvin Portland Erwin 84 a retired Hempstead County farmer died Wednesday in a Nashville hospital. Survivors include son Joe Erwin of Hope daughter Inez Ware of Hope and sister Mrs Frank Ayinett of Emmet. Herndon-Cornelius will announce arrangements.
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Marvin Portland Erwin
Hempstead County
Nashville
Joe Erwin
Hope
Inez Ware
Frank Ayinett
Emmet
Herndon-Cornelius
Weather Summary for Arkansas Regions 1962
Central Arkansas sees clear to partly cloudy skies with warm conditions today and Thursday with highs near 90 and low 60s. Showers and scattered thunder around the first of next week. Northwest Arkansas partly cloudy with scattered thundershowers. Northeast Arkansas mostly cloudy with more thundershowers.
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Arkansas
Associated Press
Central
Northwest
Non-Agri Jobs Set a Record in Arkansas April
Bland states Arkansas Employment Security Division offices placed 11 221 persons in non farm jobs during April, a one year record not surpassed since April 1941. Officials attribute the rise to seasonal activities across 31 offices.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
Bland
ESD
West Germany U S Split Dims Berlin Outlook
Washington faces a potential rift as West Germany and the United States clash over the U S Soviet talks on a Berlin settlement. Officials say Kennedy backs probing discussions while Adenauer questions indefinite continuation of talks. Rusk plans further talks with Dobrynin amid the tension.
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United States
West Germany
U.S
Soviet Union
Berlin
Kennedy
Dean Rusk
Anatoly Fit Dobrynin
Adenauer
Aaa
Gerhardt Schroeder
Rusk
Athens
Ess
No. 50 Has Faubus Aid Cities Say No
The Arkansas Municipal League announced Gov. Orval Faubus will back Amendment 39 in the November election. The measure would boost city taxing power, while the league pushes for highway revenue allocated by a road use formula to increase urban street funds. Glenn Zimmerman credited Faubus with understanding municipal issues.
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Little Rock
Arkansas Municipal League
Orval BR
Faubus
Glenn Zimmerman
The
Teague
Fabus
League Yepres
Paulius
Zimmerman
League
Zimerman
Youth Killed Crossing Highway In Jonesboro
Wylie Thomas Gray, 13, was struck while attempting to cross a highway near his home in Jonesboro. Police said he was hit by a car driven by Mrs. Raymond Tarman of Jonesboro. The boy’s sister Nona, 13, reportedly ran toward the approaching vehicle, police added.
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Jonesboro
Ark
Apia
Bay
Wylie Thomas Gray
Raymond Tarman
Nona
State Must Fire Workers or Lose Cash
The Civil Service Commission warned Arkansas Labor Department to dismiss two state Employment Security Division employees by May 23 or lose 20,600 in federal aid. The commission charged Luke Arnett and Charles Wood with Hatch Act violations for soliciting campaign funds for Gov. Faubus in 1960.
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Washington
The
Civil Service Commission
Labor Department
Arkansis
Luke Arnett
Charles Wood
Little Rock
Orval v. Faubus
William Watkins
Orval E. Baubus
Klipschorn Highlighted at Kiwanis Meeting
Bol Myers of Klipsely and Associates spoke to the Hope Kiwanis on the Klipschorn loudspeaker. He covered its design, sales, and performance noting displays at major world fairs including Moscow and other venues. Ralph Waldo Mmetso organized the program with club members Bill Varberk and Lluyil Guerin attending.
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Bol Myers
Klipsely & Associates
Hope Kiwanis Club
Vine Bruvsel
Moscow
Ralph Waldo Mmetso
Bill ‘Varberk
Little Rook
Lluyil Guerin
Hope
Cheese Allen Is Buried at Nashville
Funeral services for Evie Cheese Allen who died Saturday in Nashville were held Sunday in Nashville. Burial followed in Nashville. Myr Allen, who lived most of his life in Hope, survived by his wife Evelyn Allen and a sister Mrs. Henry Fenwick of Hope.
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Evie Cheese Allen
Nashville
Myr Allen
Wie
Hope
Evelyn Allen
Henry Fenwick
McCaskill RCI Program Scheduled Friday Meeting
A layin program will be present at the regular May 1 meeting of the McCaskill RCI. A pot luck dinner at 7 30 p.m. will precede remarks by County Agent Calvin Caldwell and Mrs Betty Duncan. The program chairs announce talks by Mr and Mrs Elmer Wagner reflecting their travels to South Dakota and the Northwest, including a world event in Seattle.
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Mra
Sanders Moses
Calvin Caldwell Wi Presen
BettyDuncan
ACL
Bilbte Rock
Secons
Elmer Wagner
I Sau
Dakota
Nomtinvest
Worldsaw
Seattle
Yerger Inducted Into Gamma Alpha Chapter of Phi Delta Kappa
Principal Rutherford announces Yerger's induction into the Gamma Alpha Chapter of Phi Delta Kappa, a professional fraternity for education promoting free public education, research, service, and leadership as a program for public schooling needs. The article notes prior induction in 1954 and references university ties and leadership figures.
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Yerger
Canta Alpha
Mhi Belt Kappa
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Phi Delta Kappa
Hutherfort
Phi Dell Kappa
University
Lo A. Davis
Preaklunt
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Homecoming at Mt Morrigh Plans Active Day
Homecoming at Mt Morrigh scheduled for Sunday, May Day at An Muvving Church. Arthur Miller leads morning program with devotional, Tom White heads afternoon singing assisted by Henry Sue. Dinner on the ground to follow.
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Homecomibe
Arthur Miller
Nornins
Plane Service to 2 Cities Suspended
The Civil Aeronautics Board granted temporary suspension of Trans-Texas service to Magnolia and Camden Arkansas for 60 days pending final decision. El Dorado and Camden will be redesiganted on Trans-Texas certificate, serving from one airport. CAB cites failure to meet minimum traffic standards and potential annual savings of 44000 by streamlining the route.
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Civil Aeronautic Board
Serview
Trans-Texas
el Dorado and
Camden
$1.2 Million for Paylor Slough Pumping Station
Washington CAPIAA reports the Army Board of Engineers approved a $1.2 million pumping station at Paylor Slough in Village Creek White River Mayberry Leven District. The project would cost about $1,011,000 to the government with $241,000 locally raised, and would supply 300,000 gallons per day. Final approval by the top Army engineer and Congress remains pending.
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Washington Capiaa
Paylor Slough
White
Mayberry Leven
Army Board of Mngineers
Wivers
Harbors
House
Senate
Kennedy pledges care for all under age plan
President Kennedy asserts Congress will approve his Social Security medical plan and that all doctors will treat patients covered. New Jersey physicians threaten to refuse care for those under the plan, drawing strong rebuke from officials who call the move a disgrace and a threat to patients and hospitals. The dispute centers on the King-Andrew bill and the push for socialized medicine.
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Kenedy
Congress
New Jersey
Kennedy
Point Pleasant Hospital
Fitkin Memorial Hospital
Nepitune
United Auto Workers
Atlantic City
Fam
Auto Workers
Arthur J. Goldberg
Welfare
Abraham Ribbon
Ribbot
Drs J. Bruce Henriksen
Ribicoli
New Jersey Medical Society
Point Pleasant
City notices mix of bids and honors at local institutions
Fragmented report lists community items including pecan drives at fair park, dormitory leadership at Southern State College, cemetery fencing projects, academic awards at Henderson State Teachers College, ROTC honors at the U of A, and a city brush pickup fee plan with 483 per load charges and deadline guidance.
Seventh U5 nuclear test in Pacific atmosphere
Washington reports the seventh shot in the U5 atmospheric nuclear test series was set off today in the Pacific near Christmas Island. Like Tuesday’s blast it is described as intermediate range with explosive force between 20,000 and 1 million tons of TNT, dropped from an aircraft.
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Washington
Pacific
Defense Department
Atomic Energy Commission
Christmas Island
DOJ Moves to Integrate Hospitals in North Carolina
The Department of Justice seeks a federal court order to end racial segregation in two North Carolina hospitals Moses Cone and Wesley Long. The suit, tied to the Hill Burton Act, alleges separate facilities violate the 14th Amendment and seeks permission for Black doctors and dentists to practice there. Attorney Herbert Falk commented that he would respond at trial.
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Greensboro
N.C
APIA
Department of Justice
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
South
Justice Deparment
U.S. District Court
Moses Cone Hospital
Wesley Long Hospital
Herbert S Falk
Moses Cone Htospital
Justice Department
Students Swallow 57 Goldfish At Campus Stunt
Four Pardham University students revived a campus cultural activity by swallowing goldfish to celebrate a ticket fundraiser. They set up a table on campus and sold tickets for a 1920s party, swallowing a goldfish each time a ticket sold.
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New York
Pardham University
Paris approves $265000 bond issue for plant project
A Paris Arkansas bond issue of $265,000 was approved to raise funds for a local automotive plant. The bonds will be retired from rent paid by the manufacturer, whose name was not announced, with no tax levied. The plant is expected to start operations by December with an initial workforce of about 400.
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Ark
Paris
Mrs JFK to Visit Her Mother in Newport Area
President's wife will spend an extensive visit next September at the Newport site of her mother and stepfather. Earlier she spent two hours at Hanmersmith Farm after christening the Paris surmoring Lufsyette at Grolean, Conn.
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Kennedy
Newport
Hah Auchineless
Hanmersmith
Grolean
Conn
Senate Debates Voter Literacy Bill Sees Split Vote
The Senate rejected a move to limit debate on a bill easing literacy test requirements for federal voters. A 53 to 43 vote defeated shutting off discussion, and a 64 to 33 vote failed to table a companion measure. Civil rights supporters faced a setback as the debate continued amid party splits and partisan maneuvers led by Senators Mansfield and Dirksen.
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John Chadwick
Washington
Senata
Kennedy
Senate
Mike Mans-field
Montana
Tower of Tt
Mansfield
Everett M. Dirksen
de Jindis
Pine Bluff Man Named on G F and Bank Commissions
AP report from Little Rock that Stan ley McNully of Pine Bluff was named to the Game and Fish Commission, replacing Wayne Hampton who resigned to join the State Highway Commission. McNully serves until July 1, 1987. James Th. Karam of Lille Thoth clothier was named to the Bank Commission, replacing Jack Lyn, with terms expiring in 1964. Three signatures were reappointed to the Melting Arts Board: Jack W. Sears of Soarcy March 6, 1963. Dr James J. Stevenson of Stull girk March 6, 1960. and Dr Way gen W. Nedraw of Jonesboro March 6, 1967.
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Pinbus
Stanley McNully
Pine Bluff
Ifile Game and Fish Commission
McNully
Wayne Hampton
Stuttgart
Stile Highway Commission
McNally
Maubus
James Th.Karam
Lille Thoth Clothier
Bank Commission
Jack Lyn
Little Rock
Karam
Dee. Wi
Mealing Arts Board
Jack W. Sears
Soarcy
James J. Stevenson
Stullgirk
Way
Gen W. Nedraw
Jonesboro
Murely
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