Korean Rebels Seize Seoul in Military Coup
In Seoul rebel troops led by Lt Gen Chang Do young seized control and formed a 24 officer provisional government after brief clashes with loyal police. Premier Chang and nine cabinet members were in hiding as the junta demanded resignations and asserted authority over police and key city infrastructure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Chin
Seoul
South Korea
Chang Do-young
John M. Chang
South
North Korea
T News
Hangkook Miho
Lee Han- Jim
Chang
Yun Paik-jung
Jutta
F Inet
National
Cho Houng-man
Po Hge
Lee Kwang
U.S
Carter Magruder
U.N
Korea
Marshall Green
Jnst
Yun Po-sun
Green
Yun
Gen. Chang
Weather Experiment Station Report Shaping Sheduled Hours
Weather Experiment Station report continues from page three detailing shours ending at Friday with notes on atmospheric conditions and preliminary data trends for the study period.
Presbyterians Open Annual Meeting in Warren Arkansas
Presbyterians begin their annual meeting in Warren with the Arkansas Synod concluding sessions Wednesday. Dr. Joe Norton of Little Rock Jayman will be installed as moderator after serving as moderator in nomination-equivalent for the past year. A new moderator in nomination will be chosen as the retiring Rev. William McLean of Texarkana ends his term.
Withdrawal of All Military in Laos Demanded
U S Secretary of State Dean Rusk urged the withdrawal of all foreign military forces from Laos at the East West talks. He proposed a three point plan to neutralize Laos and warned against North Vietnamese and Pathet Lao forces remaining. The conference heard of limited fighting but discussed forming a coalition government and a joint cease fire police. Chen Yi criticised U.S. policy, while Rusk dismissed the charges and warned SEA treaties could fade if forces stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Ochiltree
Geneva
U.S
Dean Rusk
Laos
Rusk
United States
Viet Nam
Jed Pathet Lao
Tusk
Control Commission
Pathet Laos
Boun Oum
Ban Namone
Chen Yi
Chen
Ute United
States
Southeast Asia
Lyndon B. Johnson
Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
Usbato
All-Time Peak Business at Plaswood in Hope
Editor visits Plaswood now owned by Southern Plaswood Corporation, reporting expansion to four shifts and seven days a week with 10 percent of Hope’s workforce employed and a payroll over 400000 dollars. Plaswood now makes furniture core panels to customer specifications using a new largest hydraulic press set to roll out 18 by fuel. Wood waste is sourced locally within 30 miles, totaling about 85000 dollars per year, aiding Hope’s economy.
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Star
Plaswood
Oakhaven
Plaswood Pioneers
Southen Pinewood Corporation
Arkansas
Ed J. Ogran
Ogran
Southern Plaswood Corporation
Bulb
Duran
Southern Vlaswood Corporation
Southwestern Praving Ground
Frmieh
No Stranger to Arkansas Utilities
James Honaker of Frankfort Kentucky will study Arkansas Louisiana Gas Co rate structure for the Public Service Commission. He assisted in a 1954 55 AP&L case that refunded over 49 million to customers and has worked in more than a dozen states as a utilities consultant. He will be paid 7500 and begin next week. The study lasts five to six weeks and may lead to another PSC hearing on Arkansas minimum charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
James Honaker
Frankfort
Arkansas Louisiana Gas Co
Public Service Commission
Arkansas
Honaker
Arkansas Power & Light Co
PSC
Lewis Robinson
Robinson
J. M. Malone
Monaker
Ap&l
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
Arkla
Malone
University of Kentucky
Jefferson Law School
Kentucky Public Service Commission
Old Liberty Plans All Day Program at Methodist Church
The Old Liberty Methodist Church announces an all day program with singing services and a dinner on Sunday June 4. The public is invited to attend this community event at the church campus.
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Old Liberty Plans
Old Liberty Methodist Church
Kennedy weighs meeting with Khrushchev amid talks
Washington AP Under Secretary of State Bowles said President Kennedy has "consideration" for a Khrushchev meeting. Bowles told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee the decision is up to the President and no decision has been made. Gore and others pressed for confirmation in a closed session as reports of talks for an informal summit circulated. Khrushchev replied to Kennedy by letter via Ambassador Menshikov, but contents were not disclosed.
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Washington
Chester Bowles
Kennedy
Nikilo S. Khrushchev
Bowles
Senate Foreign Relations
Senate Committee
J. William Fulbright
D-Ark
Fulbright
Ernest B. Vaccaro
Bonale
Chester Bowle
Ahout
Khrushjchev
Albert Gore
D-Venn
Laos
Congo
Cuba
Gore
Khrushchev
U.S
Mikhail A. Menshikov
Menshikov
White House
Guernsey Graduation Exercises Set With Judge Brown Speaker
Guernsey School hosts grade graduation at 10 am Friday with Supt. Arthur Gray announcing honor roll and awards. Buses run one hour later than normal. students report to home rooms at 8:30 am for textbooks and report cards. Commencement follows at 8 pm with Judge Lyle Brown as speaker.
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Guernsey
Arthur Gray
Lyle Brown
Kiwanians Hear Value of Radio at Kiwanis Meeting
Maskell Jones spoke at the Kiwanis Chi meeting in Hotel Barlow on the value of radio to the community. He noted the focal station donated 732 haters to public interest last year and warned of government censorship. Mayor Frank Douglas arranged the program with guests Frank Powell, Paul Ralstow, and new member Raph Wonne merson.
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Maskell Jones
Kiwanis Chi
Barlow
Focal Station
Free America
Jones
Frank Douglas
Frank Powell
Little Rock
Paul Ralstow
Missouri
Raph Wo Einemerson
Kennedy rules out big spending or tax cuts to spur revival
President Kennedy rejects large scale spending boosts or major tax cuts, aligning with a bloc of advisers who favor patience as the economy shows recovery. He signals a budget path near the prior estimate of a $21 billion deficit for the year starting July 1, despite differing views within his team.
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Jack Bell Wasitingson
Kennedy
U.S
Congress
Badge
David Ti. Bell
Special Program at Garrett Memorial Church Tonight
The Rev. Gerald Kellar, president of the North American Theological Seminary in Jacksonville Texas, will speak at Garrett Memorial Baptist Church tonight at 7 30 o clock. He will show films on the Promised Land.
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Gerald Kellar
North American Theological Seminary
Jacksonville
Texas
Garrett Memorial Baptist Church
All Around Town Items Include Meetings and Achievements
Local notices report a Hempstead cattlemen gathering rescheduled to May 26 at 7:30 p.m. at the Experiment Station hut, plus Conifer Girl Scout Council’s 1961 camp sessions from June to July near Mena. Other notes cite DesAnit Cemetery contributions, Curtis Churchwell’s West Point admission, Lt. Bishop Lane’s Hungarian language course at Monterey, and Henderson State Vouchers fraternity ties.
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Hempstead Cattlemen
Asy Falorian
Purtle
Conifer Girl Scoul Council
Mena . 2
Army
Bishop Lee Lane
Edward L. Land
Ope
Monterey
Calif
Marvel
Lane
Nope High
Henderson State Vouchers
Arkadelphia
Kappa Sigma Kappa
Lewis-McLarty, Inc
Graduation Plans for Yerger High Graduation Exercises
Yerger High outlines commencement events for the Class of Yerger with multiple ceremonies. Plans include a May 2 commencement sermon, music, student speakers, and the presentation of diplomas at a May 26 program led by Principal Will Rutherford and Superintendent James T. Jones.
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Yerger
Lateris
Hejolce
Plumpter Messelen
O. N. Dennis Invaculian
Kev
Rilay
Will V. Rutherford
Thomas
Bulbul Ia
MAUS
Chavis
Marvell Smith
Wilt Rutherford, Jr
Dorash Bhy Morrison
Cliss Wii
Dorothy Eaul Thomas
Lassie Faye
Milus
Starisa
bucktirt-Suitz
Robbie Dennis
Douglas William Son
JC. Meladden
John Hendrix
Wriday
N. Glover
Mulette
Romberg
Abundant Living Lealer
Art Edwards
Richard Cox Leeond
Madaling Theectte
Dorothy Morrison
Richard Cox
Will Rutherford
James TH. Jones
Pope Public Schools
Martha Dean Allen
Virginia Nell Bishop
Gwendolyn Levester Booker
Earlene Brewer
Allene Briggs
Cornelius Briggs
Flossie Burton
Harold Conway
Minnie Bell Conway
Frees
Jman Criner
Charles Davis
Alma Dennis
Bobbie Dennis
Elie Dennis
Mable Dennis
Thomas Dennis
Charles Dixon
Earl Sherman
Willie Pickens
Mildred Prater
Maudie Randle
Wthel Rhodes
al Russ, Jr
Wil W. Rutherford
Joe
Christine Stevenson
Joe Pranklin Stuart
Dorothy Thomas
Floyd Turner
Linda June Tyuy
Dorothy Josephine Ware
Dorothy Jean Washington
George West
Eddie Lee White
Liville White
Douglas Williamsey
Bessie Faye Misus
Will We Rutherford, Jr
B. L. Britain
Q. C. Lewis
M. Smith
N. R. Yerger
Douglas Williamson
Bessie Faye Mills
Maciha Allen
Kennedy urges Canada to curb nuclear warfare in global struggle
President Kennedy asked Canada to join the United States in containing ideological battles toward manageable proportions to curb nuclear weapons. He urged a united free world to discipline arms and pursue disarmament and broader cooperation with underdeveloped nations during his state visit.
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Ottawa
Atm
Kennedy
Senate
House of Commons
Canadia
Olfawi
Kenedy
Hue
Canada
Ile
Jaycees Sponsor Miss Hope and Miss Hospitality Contest
Jaycees vote to sponsor the fourth annual Miss Hope and Miss Hospitality Beauty Pageants set for June. Miss Hope winner will represent Hope at Miss Arkansas in Hot Springs. Miss Hospitality winner to represent Hope at Miss Hospitality in Little Rock. Proceeds support new playground equipment at the fair park, with Jaycees redirecting $400 already pledged to the project.
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Jaycees
Sponsoc
Hope
Hot Springs
Lillie Rock
Arkansas
The
Fair Park
Jaycee Club
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Presbyterians
Aly
J. Ogran
Arkansas Utilities
JFK
Mr. Khrushchev
Free World
Value of Radio
Garrett Memorial
DesAnit Cemetery
White Oak Grove Church
Mutrae Samuels
Hollis Samuels
Wayward Burke
All of Hope
Curtis Churcthyell
8. L. Churchwell
West Point Military Academy
New York
Curtis
Sali
Yerger High
Lucille White
Ockeail
Meg
Fife
Reine Carnation
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