Russia Calls for Termination of Nuclear Tests
The Supreme Soviet urged the United States Congress and the British Parliament to immediately halt nuclear weapons tests. Foreign Minister Gromyko warned unilateral Soviet stop would threaten security, saying all sides must pursue fair play while disarmament talks continued in London.
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Colombia Chief Threatens Strikers in Bogota
In Bogota and major cities protests against President Gustavo Rojas Pinilla escalate as the government vows criminal action against strikers, firms and banks. Official tallies report 11 deaths with unofficial counts up to 50.
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Alderman Indicted in Election Circular Deal
Philadelphia report big political case and Olympia ship fate tie in with Hempstead Grand Jury indictments for unsigned political literature. Alderman Clifton Franks charged with distributing unsigned circulars amid Hope city manager vote fallout. Grand Jury details and background summarized, with trial implications and previous related charges noted.
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Faubus GACE backs study grant amid tax vote tension
Governor Faubus praised the GACE advisory committee for seeking a $68,000 Ford Foundation grant to fund a two year study on teaching services. He warned against a sales tax repeal and urged support for lawmakers who voted for the tax program, noting risks to schools and state services. The plan calls for a statewide conference of 300 leaders, followed by local meetings and statewide clinics to share recommendations. Ford Foundation board will consider the grant next week with fallback funding ideas discussed.
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U S Youths Return From Cuban Rebel Mountains
At Guantanamo Naval Base two U.S. teens Victor Buehlman and Michael Garvey arrived with families after nearly three months with Fidel Castro’s Sierra Maestra rebels in southeast Cuba. Charles Ryan Jr. stayed in the mountains with the group. all fathers are stationed at Guantanamo. Buehlman and Garvey reported good health and happiness to be home.
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Religious breaks boost office morale in Chicago firm
New York businessman Peter Wolrd introduces half hour Monday interfaith discussions for 100 employees at King Kern Premium Stamp Co in Chicago. Sessions led by a Protestant minister a Catholic priest or a rabbi aim to improve morale and workplace atmosphere, with participation voluntary and open to visitors.
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Woman of the Year Honored for Foster Care Work
Mrs. Ann LaVine of Oak Lawn was named Foster Mother of the Year in Cook County by county officials and the Welfare Department. The 35-year-old mother of five boys and guardian to two additional foster sons built a remarkable bond with a deaf mute 5-year-old, teaching him to speak and excel in school, art, and athletics.
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Patmos Church Plans Revival
Patmos Church of Christ will hold a Gospel meeting beginning Sunday May 12. Evangelist VW. R. Beeson will speak each evening as the public is invited to attend.
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Beck Sold Own Mortgage for 11 585 Profit
Senate Labor Rackets Committee reports Beck profited 11 585.04 from selling mortgages to the widow of Becks best friend while trustee of union funds. Hedlund, a Seattle mortgage banker, testified that both men bought 30 mortgages worth 73 007 face value for discount, then disposed of them yielding the stated profit.
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Hope High Prom Tonight in Oriental Garden Theme
Hope High School hosts the junior senior prom this evening in the gym starting at p m with student produced décor and an Oriental Garden setting. Junior Class officers and sponsors organize committees while royalty and entertainment are provided by the Red Men orchestra and Geisha Girls.
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New Program Urged to Aid Farmers by House Committee
The House Appropriations Committee sharply criticized the Agriculture Department and its budget requests for the next year. It urged a new program to stabilize farm income, questioned the soil bank acreage reserve, and ordered cuts to reserve payments while warning against repeating past declines in farm income and costs.
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Forest Fires Take Heavy Toll Across Northeast
Five officials warned the Plymouth heat wave raised risk as drought stretched across the Northeast. Thousands of forest fighters battled a Plymouth fire near Route 3, with winds fanning rekindling flames. Fires raged from Pennsylvania to Quebec and Ontario, spreading with parched conditions and rising temperatures.
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New Telescope May Solve Mars Mystery
A new TV stabilization technique steadies telescope images to reduce atmospheric shimmer. Researchers DeWitt Hardie and Seyfert described the device at the American Astronomical Society, noting it could reveal finer Mars details and possibly canal lines when used on larger scopes.
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Red River Rising in Louisiana Threatens Towns and Levees
Red River rose relentlessly in Clits and nearby towns as officials warned the crest could breach the levee. Sheriff Bad Morris urged higher defenses while emergency crews lighted levees for rapid response. San Angelo and Christoval in Texas saw flash flood effects with 116 houses affected.
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Disciples Reject Liquor Restriction Proposal at TAM SPRINGS
Arkansas Christian Churches Disciples of Christ convention rejected a proposal to limit liquor sales to state outlets. Delegates adjourned after voting, adopting a resolution expressing deep concern over alcoholism and naming a committee to study the issue further.
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Community camp aids highrisk children run by association
Public health efforts highlight a summer camp for highrisk children ages 9 to 14 organized by the St Louis Plebetas Association Inc. aids include free attendance for those unable to pay while diabetic children in Hempstead seek support. The event runs from August 1231 with outreach through County Health Office.
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World War I Vets to Meet at Hope City Hall
White veterans of World War I from Hope Barracks No 959 will meet Monday May 13 at 7 30 at Hope City Hall All World War I veterans and members are urged to attend Business plans include a fish fry
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Weather Report: Arkansas and Oklahoma Forecast Notes
The Weather Experiment Station reports 24 hours ending 7 am Friday with high 83 and low 63 and 16 inches of rain for the period. May total 1.57 inches and yearly rainfall 34.22 inches. Arkansas shows cloudy skies with scattered showers and legal thunderstorms through Saturday, cooler tonight and Saturday. Highs mid 70s to low 80s, tonight lows in the 80s in the northwest and 80s elsewhere. Oklahoma through Saturday expect light rain in the northwest, widely scattered thunderstorms elsewhere, cooler northerly and westerly winds this afternoon and tonight.
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