President in Medicare Plea Across Nation
The Kennedy administration pursues medical care for the aged with nationwide rallies and a White House push. AMA counters with a 7 p.m. NBC program led by Dr Leonard W. Larson, criticizing the King-Anderson plan as risking government control of medical practice. Kennedy defends the plan as a hospital focus, not doctors’ bills, amid TV mobilization and mayoral support efforts.
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Congress
American Medical Association
New York City
Madison Square Garden
Lyndon B. Johnson
King Anderson
Uyger
Britain
NBC
Leonard W. Larson
U.S. Treasury
Larson
Anderson Iji
AMA
King-Anderson
Whitten accuses Faubus of insincerity and deceit
Vernon Whitten Democratic candidate for governor labeled Gov. Faubus insincere and deceitful in a televised speech. He attacked the screening board he claimed manipulated the race and said the campaign is driven by fraud. Whitten urged action against what he called moral bankruptcy in the Faubus administration amid broad political attacks. In Magnolia, Richard Greenhaw’s $250 Honor Scholarship renewal is announced for 1961-62, with plans to study agriculture at Southern State College.
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Little Rock
Vernon Whitten
Orval BE. Faubus
Whitten
P Faubus
Faubus
Russellville
Vaubus
Arkansas Louisiana Gas Co
Paubus
Magnolia
Richard Greenhaw
Herbert Greenhaw
Rt. 1
Southern State College
Imon E. Bruce
Greenhaw
Southern State
Agriculture Club
The
Baptist Student Union
Arkansas
Smitheary Corporation of
Weather totals show rain differential in early 1962
Weather totals through April 17 reach 8.85 inches versus 16.26 inches a year ago. An Associated Press Central Arkansas forecast expects clear to partly cloudy skies, warm temperatures, with a chance of scattered thunderstorms in western portions Tuesday, then continued warmth and partly cloudy conditions Wednesday.
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Arkansas
Associated Press
Chace
West Pornton
Obituary: M. E. Garanfla Dies at 66 in Home
M E Garanfla aged 66 dies at home Sunday survived by wife Mrs Martie Lewis Garanfla daughter Charles Van Nexx of El Dorado four brothers George of Ruston Bill Gara four sisters Edith Garanfla of Chivaly Mildred Rogers of Hope services 2 p m Tuesday First Methodist Church Rev Rufus Sorrells burial at Reseill Cemetery under Herndon Cornelius Mirth be in Reseill Cemetery
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Martie Lewis Garanfla
Charles van Nexx
el Dorado
Jlvo Brothers
George
Ruston
Bill Gara
Edith Garanfla
Chivaly
Mildred Rogers
Hope
iChureh
Rufus Sorrells
Herndon Cornelius Mist
Reseill
Man jailed after threats and standoff in Arkansas
Shariff John Biggs said 21 year old riverboat worker John Lowry held a barricaded Lak Village, Arkansas house Saturday night threatening to shoot his parents and later arming the residence with rifles and shotguns. Officers used tear gas and Lowry surrendered unarmed. he was to be sent for an examination.
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Ark
Chivat
Biggs
Lowry
Roy Mogg
Lowery
Big
Stockyards Merge In Arkansas Announcement
LITTLE ROCK AP The merger of operations of the Arkansas National Stockyards Co. and former Producers Stockyards Co. here was announced Saturday. Richard C. Butler, president of National Stockyards, said both facilities will be operated by a new entity. One sale will be unified under a single listing and management.
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Little Rock
Arkansas National Stockyards Co
Mormer Producers Stockyards Co
Richard C. Butler
National Stockyards
Nae Vignal
Bus collision near Torreon leaves several dead and many injured
A school bus with about 34 children was in a crash around Torreon New Mexico. Early word cites six or seven dead and 23 injured with victims taken to Cuba by four ambulances. Rescue planes were sent from Farmington and Crownpoint as crews raced to a remote Star Lake Road site near Johnson's Trading Post.
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N.M
Cuba
Farmington
Crownpoint
New Mexico
Johnson
Star Lake Road
Mrs Beckham 69 Dies at Home Sunday
Mrs Josephine Beckham aged 69 died unexpectedly Sunday at her home in Lewisville near New Hope. Survivors include husband Dad Beckham five sons C B He Bove Paul Stamps Robert Booster City Dudley Texarkana Rodney St. Louis two daughters DeLais Brooks Bossier City Roy Faye Mehain Omaha four brothers Fred Munns Village Ark Joe Munns Stamps four sisters Gracie Jones Nedlands D H Skinner Texarkana George Wheelis Balesville Bessie DeLuck Portland Ore. Services set for 3 p.m. Tuesday at Smith Funeral Chapel in Lewisville conducted by Rev Carls Marin. Burial in Wilson Cemetery Lewisville.
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Josephine Beckham
New Hope
Dad Beckham
C. B
He Bove Paul
Stamps
Robert
Booster City
Dudley
Gracie Jones
Nedlands
Texas
D. H. Skinner
Texarkana
George Wheelis
Balesville
Bessie DeLuck
Portland
Oregon
Smith Funeral Chapel
Lewisville
Carls Marin
Wilson Cemetery
Pharmacists to Meet in Little Rock Convention
The Arkansas Pharmaceutical Association holds its annual convention in Little Rock on Tuesday and Wednesday. Rep. Orwt Barris of Arkansas is the principal speaker with Harris addressing "Small Business." Officers of the association are to be announced Wednesday.
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Little Rock
API
Arkansas Pharmaveutica! Association
Orwt Barris
Ark
Harris
Poppy Poster Contest Winners Named in Legion Auxiliary
The Leslie Huddleston Unit 12 American Legion Auxiliary sponsors the Poppy Poster Contest. Winners include Barbara Reese, daughter of Mr and Mrs Hugh Reese, in class three for high school state competition, and Kathy Lewis, daughter of Mr and Mrs Bob Lewis, in class one for elementary grades. Douglas Byrd and Pat Westbrook receive honorable mention.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Barbara Reese
Hugh Reese
Kathy Lewis
Bob Lewis
Barbara
Kathy
Doulas Byrd
Pat Westbrook
Faculty to Tour School Branch Site in Camden Arkansas
Ottiochilis Baptist College faculty and allies moved their annual spring meeting to Camden to tour the old Nava Ores depot facilities, where a new division may operate. Dr Ralph Ty Phelps of Arkadelphia says expansion aims to relieve crowded facilities and train students for industries at the depot, with Brown Engineering of Houston vying to attract industry. The plan would lease the depot to Brown, with classes starting soon and a nine year growth claim of 1,200 students at Quachita.
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Alliiots
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Brown Engineering Co
Houston
Tex
Tor Brown
Phelps
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Camden Chamber of Commerce
Quachita
Aepotelor
Three Car Collision on South Main Strikes Parked Car
Friday on South Main Street Lyn Jones of Palmos pulled from curb into the path of A A Marlay of Lewisville. Marlay’s car bumped Jones into a third parked car owned by Ivan Bright of Hopes. Marlay suffered a knee cut. All three autos with front end and body damage. Officers Rowe and Clark charged Jones with hazardous driving.
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South Main St
Wale
Lyn Jones
Palmos
A. A. Marlay
Lewisville
Marlay
Jones
Ivan Bright
Hopes
Rowe and
Clark
Supreme Court voids contempt rulings against six red suspects
The Supreme Court overturned contempt convictions of six individuals who refused to answer questions from congressional committees on Communist activities. Justice Stewart wrote that indictments failed to identify the subject under inquiry at the time of interrogation, a necessary element for prosecution, so the judgments were reversed.
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Washington
Supreme Court
High Tribunal
Justles Stewart
Stewart
Congress
Estes Probe Begins Today in Washington
A Senate Agriculture subcommittee opens closed hearings into Billie Sol Estes amid accusations of favored government treatment. Witnesses include Hales, Carl Miller, and William Morris as investigators seek ties between Estes and large grain storage and fertilizer ventures.
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Estes
McClellan Group
Carl Miller
Filus
William &. Morris
Department
Senate
Nattion
Estes’ Enterprises
Hales
Justice Department
Emery Dacabs
Agriculture Stabilaation and Conservation Service
Texas
Franklin
Henry Marshall
Marshall
Sules
Switzerland
Brazil
FBI
Internal Revenue Agents
Senate Subcommittee
State Department
Reception and Ball to Honor Poultry Princesses
A reception and ball to honor the Poultry Princesses will be held Friday May 25 at Hope High School Gym. The event begins at 10 30 with escorts and wives as hosts. Music by a Texarkana orchestra and Texarkana College Balladeers provides entertainment. Tickets are $1 per couple in advance at the court office and at the gym after the Princess Pageant. The festival chair, Haskell Jones, calls it the highlight of the day’s activities. Public invited.
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Hope High
Texarkana
Texarkana College
Haskell Jones
C of
Youth Runs Into Truck Not Hurt in Spruce Street Incident
A one year old, Jerry Dell Phillips, ran into the side of a truck driven by G FE near Saturday on North Spruce street. City Officers Rowe and Shirley and State Policeman Guy Downing investigated. The youth apparently was not badly hurt.
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G.fe
North Spruce Street
Rowe and
Shirley
Guy Downing
All Around Town Notes From Texarkana and Nearby Areas
Community updates recount Ben Ward's recovery after surgery at St. Michael's Hospital Texarkana with Ward in Room 403 and Buddy Porter slated for surgery in Room 423. The Arkansas Association of Insurance Agents meeting in That Springs highlighted leaders Mrs George Sque presiding and Mrs Lota Mae Impson receiving leadership awards. Other items include local men attending poultry disease short course in Charles City Iowa, recognitions at a March of Dimes drive, and military assignments for Pvt Frederick C Castle. A Whitfield Masonic Lodge entered Apprentice degree will be conferred Tuesday night. Firefighters report a damaging blaze on Walker Street with the home un SAVed.
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Ben Ward
St. Michael's Hospital
Texarkana
Buddy Porter
UT's Calvert to Speak at Monticello A&M Graduation
Calvert of the University of Texas will be principal speaker at the Monticello Arkansas A&M convocation for 73 graduates on May 28. The ceremony awards bachelor's degrees to the candidates.
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Monticello
Ark
Calvert
University of Texas
Arkansas A&m
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