Editor's fight against tax aid limits spurs press group support
An Arkansas editor continues a long battle against tax deduction limits used to influence legislation. Support pours in from major publisher groups as Washburn warns government penalties curb free speech and urges broader anti-censorship tax policy, citing his income tax case and a 1960 convention stance.
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Arkansas Gazelle
Arkansas Democrat
Star
Ac Washburn
Arkadelphia
American Newspaper Publishers Association
New York
Southerth Newspaper Publishers Association
Chattanooga
Tonn
New Mexico
Business Bulletin
Arkansas
Alex. Washburn
Hope
Ark
Valiant
Washburn
Arkansas Press Association
APA
Internal Revenue Service
Congress
IRS
Miladelphia Kiwanis Club
Week
Washawn
Hempsland
Comeparison
Hempstead
Hemphal
Arkansas teachers aging over retirement and aid bill
At the Arkansas Education Association conference the focus is teacher retirement and a constitutional amendment to set a share of state general revenues for public schools. Gov Faubus favored a lower share in past battles, and AEA hopes to reach a new agreement while pursuing ballot petitions.
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Little Rock
Arkansas Education Association
Gibson
Conway
AEA
ABA
Faubus
JUGL
Headon
Orval
G. I Castleberry
Newport
Loy Couch
Jonesboro
Leachers ‘Phursthey
Melba Lee Moore
Harrisburg
Lome Heonories
Magenta Rives
Mavianna
Cuidance
Fulbright Defends U S School Aid at Arkansas Talk
Senator J William Fulbright urged about 3000 Arkansas educators that the United States should maintain federal aid for schools despite House opposition. He criticized calls for federal domination and praised open competitive trade but urged gradual reforms to avoid harming U S resources.
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Little Rock
J. William Fulbright
D-Ack
Arkansas Education Associaton
U.S. House
Senate
Arkansas River
Fulbright
Congress
Hays Gibson
Conway
America
Secondhand Rocket Does a Good Job at Sea Launch
At Point Mugu California a 1 foot Aerobee missile was fired from the sea two days after a similar test. The rocket rose to about 5000 feet before parachuting back. Supporters say the water launched system allows launches away from populated areas and away from fixed pads, with remote firing from a Navy landing craft.
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Point Mugu
Calif
Navy
Jong
Dance Tonight at Youth Center
Jack Cannon and his Raekines Robins will appear at the Youth Center this Friday night following the football game.
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Youth Center
Jack Cannon
Raekines Robins
Mrs McMurtrey Dies in Virginia
Obituary noting the death of Mrs. McMurtrey in Virginia on Sunday November 1. She is survived by her husband Joe Gerold McMurty and daughter Mrs Milani Barvinshon of Horatio, plus one sister and three brothers. Funeral arrangements are incomplete. Aim McNelroy is a friend of Page County.
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Joe Gerold McMurty
Milani Barvinshon
Horatio
Three Snuthers
Aim McNelroy
Nyfives
iPabmos
Princess Margaret’s son born at Clarence House in London
Princess Margaret gave birth to a son at Clarence House. The infant, fifth in line to the throne, was named Viscount Linley with father the Earl of Snowdon. Royal observers and officials reported mother and baby doing well as crowds cheered outside the residence.
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London
Margaret
Earl of
Snowdown
Society
Antony Armstrong-dones
Chivenee Thaise
Jine
Viscount Linley
Clarence House
Princess Margaret
Queen Mother
Scots Guards
Avere
Elizabeth VI
Prince Philip
Lord Evans Fit
Tony
Wie
Prince Charles
Prince Andrew
Princess Anne
Snowdon
Armstrong-Janes
Aoeile
Matriarch Leaves 226 Descendants in Family Rah
Teuntary Lene Ellen Tinker of Coalfield dies at 10 leaving 220 direct descendants. She is survived by a children, 1 grandchildren, a5 great-grandchildren, 14 great-great grandchildren and 31 creat-e reuberant grandchildren.
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Coalfield
Ellen Tinker
Kennedy Campaigns for Hughes in New Jersey Rally
President Kennedy campaigned for Richard Hughes in New Jersey praising Wagner's reelection bid in New York City. The visit drew about 10 000 party supporters, far short of expectations, while Kennedy reinforced Democratic alignment and criticized GOP efforts as he urged unity.
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Trenton
Kennedy
Ander
Richard J. Uighes
Hughes
Crenton
New York City
Robert J. Wagner
Washington
New Jersey
Wagner
New York
Hubert J. Wagner
Din Guardia Field
Harlem
Upper West Side
Manhattan
Long J. Gethko
Walker Quits Army After 'Little Men' Ruined Command
Maj. Gen. Edwin A. Walker announces his resignation from the Army after being stripped of his divisional command. In a statement released to a Senate subcommittee, he denounces “little men” who punished loyal service, says he will pursue new ways to serve the country, and notes his removal damaged a 31-year career. He cites a duty to speak out on communism and reveals no retirement plans beyond an ongoing fight to clear his name.
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Hope
My. Washburn
Kallish Goodwin
Baron of Public Assistance
Washington, D. C
Daaby
Leder
Edwin A. Walker
Washington
Walker
Tre Army
Senate Armed Services
Seyoutold
West Point Gradu
San Antonio
Tex
Addne
Oy Pkins
Tommy
Arty
24Th Division
Ins
Pentagon
Defense Department
Harry S. Truman
Guntinaed
Pancake Supper To Aid Hope Youth Pravan At High School
Kiwanis Club hosts a pancake supper at 5 30 PM in the high school cafeteria yard, serving pancakes sausage coffee and cold drinks until 7 30 PM before the Hope Conway football kickoff. About 250 people expected. proceeds fund youth programs in Hope.
Belize and Honduras Inland Move After Twin Hurricanes
The capital of Honduras may be relocated far inland after devastating storms. British troops assist recovery as floods and winds scar the coast, killing many and stranding thousands abroad. Americans in Belize and Guatemala report safety, while damage tallies rise.
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Belize
Honduras
Oon Turnelfe
Don Gay Cawker
Guatemamila
Abel Ween Hoachivas
Washington Tour Aims at Civil War Sites Saturday
A Pulaski County historical society organized group plans a three day bus tour tracing Confederate and Union actions across Rockport Malvern Arkadelphia and Prairie Des Amon. Lead organizer C Marnish lists 30 participants with tours focusing on Steele’s 1863 moves and the Battle of Moscow.
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Pulaski County
Navy
Prairie de Arm
Avila Villge
Washington
Arkansas
Predavick Steele
Hikenafay
Rock Part
Meat Malvern
Steele
Bittle Rock
Ouachita
Social
Arkadelphia
Spoonville
Hollywood
Antoine
I Steele
Oko
Lillie Missouri
Prairie Do Aon
Prescott
Gene Halevelbe Ranch
Prescott, the Point’ At Which Gen. Stoule
Shire
Storting Prier
Moscow
Missile Demonstrates 21 of 23 Firing Tests
CAPE CANAVERAL AP report details a Pershing artillery missile completing 23 test firings with 21 successful launches. Harsh winds and preplanned procedures challenged the tests as the guidance system remained the focus of evaluation.
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Cape Canaveral
Flin
First Wave of Winter Hits Nation
Brutal cold blasts sweep from the northern plains to Texas and Oklahoma as temperatures plunge 20 to 40 degrees. Light snow dusts Minnesota to Wisconsin and Montana. Palatas reports near a foot. Storms blamed for several deaths, including a San Diego factory blaze near Puebla, Colorado.
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Rockies
Wisconsin
Oklahoma
Texas
Midwest
Plains
Mississippi Valley
Colorado
New Mex
West Gul Coast
Montana
Kansas
Nebraska
Minnesotas
Ratse
Palatas
New Mexico
Vexas Paihearlle
San Diego
Calif
Thei
Puebla
Colo
Mrs Deal Talks on Golden Age Aid Program Impact
Mrs. Deal of Little Rock Arkansas Welfare Department spoke at the Cauldeon Age Club at Hope Youth Center on the MAA Program for ages 65 and over. She explained eligibility rules, processing by local Welfare offices, and the range of services available, noting income and asset limits and the choice of providers.
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Minchel Deal
Little Rock
Arkansas
Department On Welfare
Hope Youth Center
Deal
Tate
Euny
Deal Weary
Duchues
Admistorihe Agene
Vinaliisivess
Hospital Land
MAA
Wendy
Spooply
Weil
Wits
Ty Eluh
Eugene Cox
Nisseners
J Gainarion
Chrysler and Union Reach Agreement on Labor Contract
Chrysler Corp and the United Auto Workers reached a three year labor contract to avert a strike. The deal follows similar settlements with GM Ford and American Motors. UAW leader Walter Reuther hailed the agreement as stabilizing wage gains and health benefits, with Chrysler already facing losses this year.
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A. F. Mahan
Chrysler Gerp
United Auto Workers
Unio
Chrysler
UAW
Studebaker Daeknel
General Motors Corp
Ford Motor Co
American Motors Corp
Walter Po Rmler
She Alto
Dake
Leather
Leary
Reuther
Tobe HU Amingn i
Auto Collision Causes Minor Damage at City Intersection
An automobile crash at the Nerth Washington Street intersection involved Mrs. W. Tt. Moxroy Juul and Miss Belly Ratelish Mhristray. The Ratelish car sustained minor damage while City Officers Wirth and Mioses divestizated, and Mrs. Moxley faced a driving charge.
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W. Tt. Moxroy Juul
Moinime
Nerth Washington Street
Avenue
Wirth
Mioses
Moxley
Weather Summary for Aspersons Station Report
Readable forecast notes indicate mixed conditions across regions. Northwest today turns colder with a cold wave, while central areas remain mostly clear. Highs near 60 in the bootheel, with lows in the upper 30s to low 40s elsewhere. Northwest tonight and Saturday bring continued cold and partly cloudy skies.
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Bootheel
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