India Loses Nine Key Frontline Posts to China
The Indian government announced the loss of nine major border positions to Chinese forces, including Daulet Beg Oldi, with Ladakh on the Himalayan frontier. Delhi cites no chance of immediate peace talks as Chinese advances continue, while Soviet and Western arms aid arrive to bolster India's army. A Missouri Pacific train collision at Hot Springs injured a family of three, with week-long traffic fatalities totaling six.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henly
Bladsnes New Dell (Ap
Daulet Heg Otdi
Dekh
Defense Ministry
Ladakh
Daulet Beg Oldt
Todia
New Delhi
Yangue
Bunua
Phil Leming
Russell
Gover
Jones Said
Nehru
Khrushchev
Hippropal
India
Pravda
Jeff
Peiping
Chou En-lai
Assam
U.S
Calcuta
Hot Springs
Missouri Pacific
Frank Maretz
Maretz
District Winners to Be Picked This Week
Five district winners will be named this week from 69 families selected Sunday for the Farm Family of the Year contest. District judging runs Monday through Friday with the final selection on November 26. The contest is sponsored by the Arkansas Press Association Arkansas Power and Light Co and state and federal agricultural agencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Arkansas Press Association
Arkansas Power and Light Co
State Death Toll for the Week Reaches Eight
The Associated Press reports the state’s weekly death toll rose to eight after a fatal traffic crash. A Sunday collision near Hot Springs injured three as Huey Ford, 65, was fatally struck while crossing South Arkansas Avenue in Russellville city limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Hot Springs
Huey Ford
South
Arkansas Avenue
Russellville
Thandasyelo
Autobiography of Architect Edward Stone to be Published
The Associated Press reports that Edward Direll Stone of New York, born in Fayetteville Arkansas, will publish his autobiography on November 19 through Horizon Press. The book traces his development from youth in Fayetteville to his later achievements, including the National Cultural Center project in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
NEW York
Edward Direll Stone
Fayetteville
Ark
Horizon Press, Inc
Washington
Weather total precipitation report for period ending Sept
Weather totals show 1962 precipitation through September at 8.13 inches, compared with 45.44 inches a year earlier. Experiment Station record covers 24 hours ending at 8 a.m. Monday. High near 61 degrees, low around 36.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monnays
Arkansas and Virginia leaders to speak at state chamber meeting
Gov Harrison of Virginia heads a list of speakers at the Arkansas State Chamber of Commerce and Associated Industries of Arkansas meeting. About 800 business leaders are expected to attend a session featuring a symposium on forthcoming legislation affecting business. Other speakers include G May Smith and Carter Burgess. Continued on Page Two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansans
Little Rock
Albertis . Harrison Jr
Virginia
Arkansas State Chamber of Commerce and Associated Industries of Arkansas, Inc
Harrison
G. May
Glinard Smith
Atlanta
Arkansas
Carter L. Burgess
New York
Kansas
National Association of Manufac Fa
Charges Fly in Pre Vote Receptions
The Democratic and Republican parties hosted pre election public receptions as disputes intensified. Arkansas Education Association secretary Forrest Rozell attacked Gov. Faubus over Amendment 53 while Republican hopeful Dr. Kenneth G. Jones accused the Fulbright campaign of intimidation and socialism. Amendment 54 backers urged telegrams of support for the voting machine measure, and Gov. Faubus called the anti amendment drive the biggest statewide threat of his life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forrest Rozell
The
Arkansas Education Association
Orval E. Faubus
Kenneth G. Jones
J. William Fulbright
D-Ark
Fulbright
United States
William J. Smith
Willis Rocketts
Rolla Fitch
Alcoholic Beverage Control Board
Fitch
Faubus
Hope Enjoys Among Lowest Electric Rates In State
A Federal Power Commission report issued October 25 shows Hope's residential rate for 250 kWh remains among the lowest in Arkansas, with 46.84 dollars for the same usage. National and state averages rose modestly, while Hope’s municipally owned system supports city services, schools, and public facilities, contributing to the community through cash and in kind services totaling about 95,000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope
Federal Power Commission
Tle
Arkansas
Jonesboro
Clarksville
Hope Water
Chamber of Commerce
Hope Community l
Aras
Kansas
Yales
Osceola Plant to Expand Footprint and Payroll
Osceola Shoe Co in Osceola Arkansas plans a 57,600 square foot expansion to its current 70,200 square feet and to raise annual payroll by more than 120000 dollars. Officials did not specify new jobs. more than 140 people are currently employed. The expansion would be financed by an 800000 dollar bond issue and residents will vote in December 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osceola, Ark
Osceola Shoe Co
Osceola Residers
Dee
Washington Church Tower Is Repaired After Lightning Strike
Workmen today removed scaffolding from the Washington Presbyterian Church bell tower after a lightning strike last week. The historic landmark, built in 1888, survived a previous fire and preserves its white archway interior, pine walls, stained glass, and a six-foot copper cross atop the tower guiding mornings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Presbyterian Church
Jena
Pioneer
Washington
Nevada Jr. PCA Makes 27 Loans
Prescott Ark Nevada Saint Junior Production Credit Association has made 27 productive type loans to 4 H and FFA boys and girls since November 1960 As of October 10 1962 twenty seven youngsters had loans totaling 12335 They purchased 14 head of cattle 51 cows two bulls 30 heifers and calves The Junior Board reviews applications before Senior PCA Board approval in Nashville Board members include Mark Armstrong Laneburg president Gary Kirk Cale vice president Charles Purtie Prescott Teddy Purtie Bodean and Randy Plumley Emmet The first meeting was November 13 1960 at Prescott Five Nevada county boys represented districts to review five loan requests The program aims to help youths fund projects they would not otherwise pursue The Board will be reorganized due to member moves and college commitments
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prescott
Ark
Nevada Saint Junior Production Credit Association
FFA
Senior Production Credit Association Board
Nashville
Mark Armstrong
Laneburg
Gary Kirk
Cale
Charles Purtie
Teddy Purtie
Bodean
Randy Plumley
Emmet
Pre’ealt
Nevada County
Benny Caleman
Nashville Production Credit Association
Coleman
Mark Achistrang
College of Agriculture
Untcast
Arkansas
Adrian Bruckmah
Collision is Fatal near Memphis at rural intersection
James Bo Hall, 26, formerly of Ravenden Arkansas, died in a Memphis hospital after a Saturday collision when a station wagon struck his car at a rural intersection near Memphis. James Hall had moved to Memphis six months ago. The other driver, Joles, 20, of Memphis, was not seriously injured. no charges were filed, but a report will be turned over to county officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mempiis
James Bo Hall
Rtavenden
Atk
Satur Iday
Stationwayone
Memphis
Hall
Ravenden
Aubrey Floyd
de Jane ‘Yoles
Jean
Toles
Floyd
Avlion
Faubus Denies Shifting Stand on Amendment 53
Gov Orval Faubus denies altering position on Amendment 53 saying he endorsed 53 in the primary and will vote for it while remaining unbound to campaign. He backs Amendments 50 51 and opposes Act 1, Dem urging, with Rozzell accusing him of neutrality on 53. Faubus predicts passage of Amendment 53 despite opposition and notes support for 54.
Rites Held for Joseph F. Campbell in Baytown
Final services for Joseph F. Campbell, former Hope resident, were conducted Sunday at Parvest Hill Church in Baytown. He died Friday. Survivors include his wife and three children Joe Frank, Je. Ruric Field, Sharon Adair, all of Channelview, Texas, his parents Mr and Mrs P F Campshetl of Trope, a sister Mrs Howard Reyenge of Shreveport La, and active pallbearers W D Reyenge Nog Richardson er schel Patterson Bill Wells Jack Wells and J E B Bridges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph F. Campbell
Hope
Baytown
Texas
Parvest Hill Church
Clyde Goddard
Joe Frank
Ruric Field
Sharon Adair
Channelview
P. F. Camp- Shetl
Trope
Howard Reyenge
Shreveport
W. D. Reyenge
Nog Richardson
Erschel Patterson
Bill Wells
Jack Wells
J. EB. Bridges
Postal Clerks Plan Meeting in Little Rock
The Arkansas State Federation of Postal Clerks schedules its annual fall meeting in Little Rock on Saturday with Representative Wilbur D Mills of Arkansas as the featured speaker. The Federation Executive Committee will meet Saturday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Arkansas State Federation of Postal Clerks
Wilbur D, Mills
State Federation
States Vote on Apportionment After Supreme Court Ruling
In 13 states voters decide on redrawing legislative maps following a Supreme Court decision. California to West Virginia weigh proposals aimed at boosting urban voice, while Nebraska Oregon and West Virginia consider boosting rural influence. Florida also votes on a plan to enlarge both houses, shifting seats toward cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Situs
Washington
U. S. Supreme Court
California
Colorado
Florida
Georgia
Hawaii
Mississippi
Nebraska
North Carolina
Oklahoma
Oregon
Tennessee
West Virginia
West
Virginia
Supreme Court
House
Senate
Insurance chief calls conference on auto rate changes
Arkansas Insurance Commissioner Harvey Combs said a Saturday conference with bureau officials will clarify new automobile insurance rates. Some rates were revised upward and others downward and went into effect Thursday, but details cannot be made public until after the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Harvey Combs
Insurance Bureau
Combs
Fraternity members run for torch relay at ASTC
Thirty Theta Xi fraternity members at Arkansas State Teachers College Conway will run one mile each today to deliver a torch from the state capitol in Little Rock to the ASTC campus. The torch will light a large Olympic style flame to begin Greek Week at the college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conway
Ark
Theta Xi Fraternity
Arkansas State Teachers College
Little Rock
ASTC
All Around Town Weekend Weather and Local Notes
Sunday morning's low reached 30 degrees and Monday's dipped to 36 as the town reports frigid weather. The Arkansas State Music Teachers Association, about 300 strong, is highlighted with certification for Mrs. McNeil and notes on local events and scholarships. A Rotary night and a Central Arkansas Production Credit Assn. scholarship are among the community happenings, with medical x ray work by the county mobile unit totaling 1,125 images.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. McNeil
Arkansas State Music Teachers Association
James T. Luck
Ouachita Baptist Col- Tene
Owe
MecNeil
Charlotte Mowe
Kora Ann King
Voters to decide state and national races Tuesday
About 380 000 to 4 pen00 voters are expected to turn out in Arkansas on Tuesday for a general election featuring three national contests and Faubus seeking a fifth term. Ballot measures include five constitutional amendments and two acts. Secretary of State Nancy J Hall predicted turnout, citing heightened campaign activity and controversial proposals. Governor Faubus faces Willis Ricketts. Sen Fulbright contests Kenneth Jenes. incumbents Oren Harris and James Trimble face GOP challengers. Amendments 50 through 54 address taxing power, school integration, public official salaries, a state retirement system, and voting machines. Initiated Act 1 would allocate 50 percent of general revenue to public schools, Ref Act 199 would reform the Motor Vehicle Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livt
Fe Rock
Orval FE
Faubus
Governo
Rozzell
Arkan
Associated Press
Nancy J. Hall
Orval E. Faubus
Henry Brit
Hot Springs
Willis Ricketts
Fayetteville
J. Wiliam Fulbright
Kenneth Jenes
Little
Iiher
Oren Harris
Warren Liebling
Ping Biull
James Trimble
Cy Carney Jr
Arkansas
State
Motor Vehicle Commission
Warns Voting Complaints to Be Probed in Fort Smith
Charles M. Conway United States Attorney for the Western District of Arkansas announces that the U S Attorney's Office in Fort Smith Arkansas will remain open after polls close on Tuesday November 6 1992 to receive complaints of possible violations of federal election laws. Voters may report information by telephone to Sunset 35125 for prompt investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles M. Conway
United States
Arkansas
Smith
Conway
Congress
United States Attorney’s Office
Fort Smith
Former Hope Man Dies in L A
Funeral services for John Stephens Maher who died Friday at his home in Little Rock were held at 11 a.m. Monday at Immanuel Baptist Church of Little Rock by Rev W C Vaught. He was formerly a resident of Hope. Burial was to be at 2 p.m. Monday at Rose Hill Cemetery of Hope by Griffin Leggett
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Stephens Maher
Little Rock
Immanuel Baptist Church
W. C. Vaught
Hope
Bivial
Rose Hil
Griffin-Leggetti
Also Mentioned on This Page
Star's
Southwest
Amend
Northwest
Defense Department
Cuba
San Cristobal
Osceola
Washington Church
Nevada Jr. Pca
J. F. Campbell
Postal Clerks Plan Meeting
Luck
State of
Dudge
Byers
Lillian Roberts
Barlow
Charles D. Hooks
University’ of Arkansas’ College of Agriculture and Home Economics
Central Arkansas Production Credit Assn
Willie Hooks
Agriculture College
Agronomy Chih
Phi Eta Sigma
Omicron Delta Kappa
Alpha Zeta
Pershing Rifles
Healtly
Hempstead County
Hope Man
L.A
Waens
G Lot
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!