Rusk says USSR may test again. U.S. holds off on atmospheric tests
Secretary of State Dean Rusk said the Soviet Union may plan another round of nuclear tests while the United States does not expect new atmospheric tests soon. He noted renewed talks with the Soviets on a test ban, discussed multilateral NATO options, and commented on Rockefeller’s European nuclear force proposal.
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Dean Rusk
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United States
Rusk
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Europe
NATO
Britain
Anatoly Dobrynin
Dobrynin
Moscow
Weather Summary From Experiment Station Report
Two hour period ending at 8 am shows high 85 and low 62 with 0.10 inch precipitation. Arkansas forecast calls for partly cloudy warmth this afternoon with highs 80 to 88, tonight and Thursday partly cloudy to cloudy with scattered showers or thundershowers likely Thursday in the northwest. little change in temperatures. Low tonight 55 to 65, high Thursday 78 to 88.
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Louisiana Weather: warm with scattered thundershowers
Partly cloudy and warm through Thursday with widely scattered afternoon and evening thundershowers. Low to night 64 to 74 degrees, high Thursday 84 to 94 degrees.
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55 Grandchildren Wish Happiness at 75th Birthday
In St. Louis Missouri the 55 grandchildren of Marry Wil gathered to wish him a happy 75th birthday. The oldest grandchild is 47 and there are 10 diving children among the family. One son was killed and Hill's wife died in the past year.
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St. Louis, Mo
Marry Wil
St. Louis
Hill
Youth Drowns in Prescott Pond
Randy Allen Otwell, 17, of Odessa Texas, drowned after swimming a stock pond near Prescott Arkansas. His brother Jerry, 15, also swam across but survived. The Otwell family was visiting Prescott.
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Associated Press
Prescott, Ark
Randy Allen Otwell
Odessa
Tex
Prescott
Jerry
Otwell
Justice Dept. Can't Sue for Integration
Birmingham based AP report on Judge H Hobart Grooms ruling that the U S government lacks authority to sue to desegregate Madison County and Huntsville schools. The piece notes related Mississippi ruling, Alabama school desegregation actions, and Kennedy backed talks with Southern businessmen on desegregation issues.
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H. Hobart Grooms
Justice Department
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Grooms
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Redstone Arsenal
Marshall Space Flight Center
Biloxi
Miss
Cleve McDowell
University of Mississippi Law School
Sidney Mize
State College Board
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James H. Meredith
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Kennedy
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Manila to Get Trailer Plant In Arkansas
Manila Arkansas AP A travel trailer manufacturing plant to employ about fifty people will locate in Manila announced by R J McKinnon of the Manila Industrial Development Corp The Magnolia Travel Trailer Co a division of Magnolia Mobile Homes Co of Vicksburg Mississippi will start with 13 foot trailers and add 15 and 17 foot models later Initial employment was estimated at 18 to 19 persons Magnolia operates a mobile home plant at Cabot
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Manila
R. J. McKinnon
Manila Industrial Development Corp
Magnolia Travel Trailer Co
Magnolia Mobile Homes Co
Vicksburg
Miss
Bill Ulery
Inital
Magnolia
Cabot
Graduation Honors At Lite Rock University Havers Night
Sophomore Ferdinand 8 Kaczka and graduate senior Mrs. Sandra Fiser of Little Rock received top honors at Lite Rock University's Havers Night Tuesday. Kaczka received the G. J. Francis Memorial Plaque for ideals and abilities while Mrs. Fiser earned the Storthz plaque for superior scholastic achievement and outstanding contribution to campus life.
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Ferdinand
Bates Plans Drive After Capitol Cafeteria Refusal
NAACP field secretary L. C. Bates of Little Rock says he will lead a drive to desegregate the Capitol cafeteria after being refused service on Tuesday. He warned of possible demonstrations or court action if desegregation results are not achieved, and noted prior discussions with Little Rock officials and the city manager about restaurant and theater desegregation.
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L. C. Bates
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Bates
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Little Rock City
Edris Tyer
Harry Hutchinson
Kelly Bryant
Bryant
Ancil Douthit
NAACP
Gary Teachers Win Recognition Strike Ends In Gary Ind
Gary Indiana teachers returned to classes after a one day strike that secured recognition of the Gary teachers union Local 4 of the American Federation of Teachers as bargaining agent. About 1800 teachers boycotted 42 schools Tuesday prompting closures until an agreement with the Gary School Board. The union and board, with state labor commissioner Hubert Buller, announced the strike was settled though terms were not disclosed.
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Gary
Ind
Safety measure fails. Effingham official drives damaged car
Effingham health chief Rob bert Dirks says a four way stop sign at U S Highway 40 and Willow Avenue was installed last week as a safety measure. A motorist ran the sign Tuesday and struck Dirks’ car causing 100 dollars in damage. Dirks was not hurt.
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Apffingham, I
Robbert Dirks
California Educator to Visit Here
Dr. Fred N. Briggs, son of the late Mr and Mrs J K Briggs and Mrs Briggs, was honored May 22 at a Davis California dinner recognizing his many UC Davis and state agriculture contributions. Dean Briggs retires June 30 and becomes Professor Emeritus of Agronomy.
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University of California, Davis
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University of California At Davis
W. L. Carter
Methodists Take in Hope Minister
HOT SPRINGS Ark AP The Little Rock conference of the Methodist Church accepted eight new ministers Tuesday and named 10 of 12 delegates to jurisdictional meetings Balloting was to be finished today as the 600 conferees continued the 110th annual session Dr Cecil R Culver executive secretary of the Arkansas Area Council reported 424 more persons joined the church in the state last year and the total membership of 182 891 produced 4 330 394 in plates This was an increase of 70 000 The new ministers were Maurice Adkins John B Ross Frank N Totten Jr Little Rock Ralph E Hale Joe H White Camden Foster G Connell Hope Donald A Lau Pine Bluff Harold E Wright Sheffield Named delegates to the General Jurisdictional Conference at Pittsburgh and the South Central Jurisdictional Conference at Dallas Tex were Revs Dr Marshall T Steele Hendrix College at Conway Dr Culver Charles W Richards Pine Bluff District superintendent J Ralph Clayton Camden District superintendent and laymen Roland Shelton Luther J Miller of Little Rock Luther L Miller of Texarkana B T Fooks of Camden Raymond Hillis of Malvern and Herb Allman of Hot Springs The conference ends at noon Thursday with announcement of pastoral assignments for the coming year.
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Foster G. Connell
Hope
Donald A. Lau
Pine Blufé
Harold E. Wright
Shevill
Pittsburgh
Dallas
Tex
Marshall T Steele
Hendrix College
Conway
Culver
Charles W. Richards
Pine Bluff
J. Ralph Clayton
Roland Shelton
Luther J. Miller
Life
Rock
Luther L. Miller
Texarkana
B. T. Fooks
Raymond Hillis
Malvern
Herb Allman
Flying Parsons First President of Flying Parsons Association
The Rev. Lewis E. Clark, pastor of Maple Avenue Baptist Church in Smackover, was named the first president of the Flying Parsons Association, a group of Southern Baptist Convention ministers holding pilot licenses.
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Lewis E. Clark
Maple Avenue Baptist Church
Smackover
Lay
Idea Bonus Nets Him $9,495
SAN FRANCISCO AP Wil lam L Williams 47 a mechanic at United Air Lines was given the biggest idea bonus in the companys history for a contribution to the suggestion box that saved United almost $100 000 during its first year of application a company spokesman said Tuesday The former Shelbyville Tenn farm hay was given 9 405 for devising a method to repair hydraulic system pump components which in the past had to be thrown away.
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Willam L. Williams
United Air Lines
United
Shelbyville, Tenn
Sugar Refiners Cut Prices After Speculative Bubble Burst
In New York AP report, American Sugar Co and National Sugar Co cut wholesale prices for industrial sugar after a rise in 1963. Gulf firm Southdown, Inc. had already reduced, signaling broader moves. Northeast price now $15.50 per 100 lb, down 80 cents. grocery five pound bags up to 30 cents in the East amid store price increases earlier.
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Agriculture Department
American Sugar Co
National Sugar Co
Southdown, Inc
New Orleans
State rests case in murder trial of Jerry Johnson
The state rested its case in the first degree murder trial of 19 year old Jerry James Johnson charged with fatally stabbing Mrs. W. F. Arrington near Jacksonville on July 31. Defense testimony was scheduled after a recess as Prosecutor John T. Jernigan presented 14 witnesses in the trial.
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Jerry James Johnson
Neiro
W. F. Arrington
Jacksonville
John T. Jernigan
Officers to Retire Lt Cal Curtis H Adams
Lieutenant Colonel Curtis H Adams professor of military science at Henderson State Teachers College retires from active duty at end of July to accept a Mississippi State University fellowship to study for a doctor’s degree in entomology
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Legal Answers to Street Plan Inquiries
The Hope Water and Light Commission discussed a proposed city wide street paving project. City Attorney Pilkinton reported that bond attorney Nash found that properties with no benefits could not be assessed, and that districts must be contiguous. The commission approved the program, noting surplus Water and Light funds could cover 10 to 15 percent and federal aid would cover about half, making total local cost under 40 percent.
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Mountain Home votes to start $1.6 million water project
Mountain Home City Council approved a project to bring water from Lak Norfolk located east of the city. The plan estimates a cost of 1.6 million dollars and Mayor Richard Pair said federal aid will be sought to help fund the undertaking.
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Richard Pair
Local notes highlight Gulf employees and Hope events
The Oilmanac issue features Gulf employees with photos including Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Byers in Port Arthur Texas. Community items note KXAR broadcasting eight daily opinions on a city streets funding referendum in Hope and local recognition at the University of Arkansas. Also listed are a semi pro baseball game in Legion Field with Troy Buck starting for Hope, Insurance group training for Bill Ellis, and military training completion for Michael B. Braden. Judy Boswell received the Dean of Women Award at Southern State College, with extensive academic and extracurricular credentials, while Mrs. Charles Butler attends a pre-school workshop in Little Rock and William Warren is honored at Henderson for art teaching.
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Pope John XXIII improves after near death crisis
Vatican reports Pope John XXIII, 81, slightly better after a night of rest but still grave from a gastric heteroplasia with risk of hemorrhage. A massive flood transfusion aided survival while Dr. Piero Mazzoni remained at his side throughout the night.
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John XXIII
Vatican
Piero Mazzoni
Apostolic Palace
Mother of 9 Graduated at Stamps High School
Mrs. Ellen Thomas, 53, mother of nine, was one of three mothers among 14 Ellis High School for Negroes graduates in Stamps. Principal praised her. she rose before dawn to manage housework, garden chores, and getting children ready. She plans no college due to duties and finances. two children attend Arkansas AMEN College at Pine Bluff.
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Ellen Thomas
Ellis High School
Stamps
Bessie Mae Vallentine
Waver Lee White
Thomas
L. W. Johnson
Kennedy Calls 150 Southern Executives To Discuss Integration
Washington AP Kennedy invites about 75 executives to the White House for a meeting next Tuesday to address integration of public facilities in the South. Additional telegrams may reach 25 more. focus on civil rights, employment access, and public services amid court rulings and rising demonstrations. The sessions with Robert Kennedy aim to explain Supreme Court implications and gather business concerns from theaters hotels and stores.
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Kennedy
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Robert F. Kenney
Justice Department
Supreme Court
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Ala
University of Alabama
Robert Kennedy
Memorial Day Service Honoring War Dead On Courthouse Lawn
Memorial Day services to honor war dead will be observed by the American Legion and Auxiliary and V F W and Auxiliary on the Hempstead county courthouse lawn at 11 a.m. Thursday. The public is invited and members of both organizations are urged to attend. The Gold Stay Mothers will be honored guests.
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All Ware
American Legion and Auxiliary
V.F.W. and Auxiliary
Hempstead County
W E Kelton 72 Dies After Hospital Stay
William Edward Kelton aged 72 a retired Missouri Pacific Railway worker died Wednesday in a local hospital. He is survived by his wife Mittie Kelton. Herndon Cornelius will announce arrangements.
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Wiliam Edward Kelton
Missouri Pacific Railway
Mittie Kelton
Herndon Cornelius
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