Cuba The Soviets May Be Withdrawing Jets From Cuba
Washington reports say the Soviet Union was still assembling IL 28 bombers in Cuba last week but work may have halted after a strong U S warning. Surveillance flights will show if the planes are being withdrawn under Khrushchev’s pact. John J McCloy discussed the matter in New York with Vasily Kuznetsov as Kennedy pressed for removal of offensive weapons and international inspection. Pentagon officials refused to comment.
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Washington
Soviet Union
Cuba
U.S
Pentagon
Premek Khrushchev
Kennedy
McCloy
United States
Union
Kuznetsov
Army Engineers allot $540000 for public works in regions
Little Rock district of Army Engineers reports a $540000 annual allotment under the Public Works Acceleration Act. Col. Charles D. Maynard says about $150000 will fund public use area work in Ozark Isle and Marion County Arkansas plus Ozark and Taney counties Missouri. The remaining $240000 will cover work at Table Rock and Clearwater Reservoirs in Missouri.
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Little Rock
Ozark and Taney Counties
Table Rock
Clearwater
Missouri
Maynard
Soviet Athletes Arrive for U.S. Basketball Tour
The invasion of Soviet athletes on U.S. soil began with the arrival of the Russian men’s and women’s national basketball teams. The men will face a U.S. all star team in Madison Square Garden on Thursday to start an eight game tour. the women will play six games in the United States.
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New York
U.S
Madison Square Garden
Weather totals show 1962 rainfall 43.38 inches to October
An experiment station report notes 24 hours ending Tuesday morning with a high of 60 and a low of 37 and a trace of precipitation. Arkansas forecast calls for increasing cloudiness and warmer conditions with scattered showers in the west, then rain tonight, cooler north and southeast, and tapering showers followed by cooler Wednesday.
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Arkansas
Fowers
Burglars Break Into College in Clarksville Arkansas
Burglars entered the administrative building at the College of the Ozarks in Clarksville Sunday night breaking into two safes and taking about 1500 dollars. Officials said several offices were also broken into but no additional money was taken. Police chief Joe Bock called the burglary a professional job and noted entry was gained through a side door.
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Clarksville
Ark
Colege of the Ozarks
J. T. Patterson
Joe Bock
Thant to Meet With Red Cross on Inspection Plan
Acting Secretary-General U Thant will meet with ICRC leaders to finalize a plan for neutral inspection of Cuba bound Soviet ships for arms. The ICRC confirmed U N assurances to Castro on ship inspections, with final agreement to depend on talks between Thant and ICRC leaders.
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United Nations, N.Y
U Thant
International Committee of the Red Cross
ICRC
Cuba
Red Cross Committee
Geneva
U.N
Fidel Castro
United Nations
Thant
Paul Ruegger
Paul Borsinger
United States
Red Cross
Washington
Castro
Khrushchev
U.S
Kennedy
Soviet Union
Anastas I. Mikoyan
Havana
Mablevale man cleared in Hot Springs death case
William T. Norman, 21, of Mabelvale was cleared in Hot Springs municipal court of involuntary manslaughter and negligent homicide related to a bicycle collision that killed Verona Lee Beaver and Martha Imogene Gray, both 12, on U S Highway 70 near Hot Springs the night of October 18.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Mabelvale
William T. Norman
Verona Lee Beaver
Martha Imogene Gray
U.S. Highway 70
Norman
W. R. Mitchell
Ballot Stand On Nov 6 Measures From Editorial
The newspaper presents its stance on law proposals for the November 6 general election. City taxes school transfers salary rights teacher retirement voting machines public school aid auto regulation appear with FOR and AGAINST AMEND or ACT positions.
State education dept to receive early Civil Defense training funds
An advance of 3000 dollars to the Arkansas Education Department for a Civil Defense adult training program was announced Monday. Otis Farrar, director of adult education, said the payment is part of a 34868 dollar allocation to the state through June 30, 1965, for training teachers. Classes will start in 1 days, and the teachers will then conduct CL Classes for the public.
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Little Rock Aps
State Education Department
Otis Farrar
Department
Arkansas Valley Industries seeks approval for debt and stock sale
Washington AP report states Arkansas Valley Industries of Durdu requests SEC approval to issue 2 million dollars in debentures and 24000 shares of Eupili stock. Proceeds would retire 4.2 million dollars of short term debt and provide working capital.
Nashville Production Credit Association Meets Wednesday
The 29th annual Stockholders meeting of the Nashville Production Credit Association will be held Wednesday November 7 at 7 p.m. in Sectional meetings at Hole Barlow. T R Me iuire of the Federal Intermediate Credit Bank of St Louis will speak at the Hope meet. Nominating committee members listed include Monroe Stuart Corbett Hale Herschel Stinnett and I Alvis Stokes.
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Nashville Production Credit Association
Hope
Hole Barlow
T. R. Meiuire
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank of St. Louis
Monroe Stuart
Corbett Hale
Herschel Stinnett
I Alvis Stokes
Dormitory Dedication at Arkansas Girls School
A new dormitory named Marge Crabaugh Hall at the state Tig School for Girls will be dedicated November 13. The $100,000 facility is named for Mrs. A. J. Crabaugh of Russellville, chairwoman of the school board. Governor Orval E. Fan''bus and Legislative Council members will participate.
Ted Kennedy Favored To Win Senate Seat In Mass Vote
Boston AP report says over two million Massachusetts voters will decide if Edward M Kennedy should join his brother in Washington to advise and consent as the Senate seat holder for 1959. Ted is a heavy favorite to defeat Republican George Cabot Lodge for a tenure begun by the Kennedys and Lodges in years past. President Kennedy traveled to Boston to vote for his brother and boost the Democratic ticket, planning to vote in Beacon Hill, with Ted casting his vote nearby. Continued on Pages Two.
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Tom Henshaw
Boston
Massachusets
Edward M
Ted) Kennedy
Washington
John F. Kennedy
U.S. Senate
Ted
George Cabot Lodge
Senate
Kennedy
Lodge
George
U.N
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
Joy Street
Beacon Hill
Laneburg FHA Members Attend Henderson State Meet
Seventeen Laneburg FHA members joined a federation meeting at Henderson State Teachers College in Arkansas last month. They were accompanied by chapter mother Mrs. Holland Baker and advisor Mrs. Lloyd Smittle. Ellen Kennedy, federation reporter, presided over a conference section and performed an accordion solo titled Roumanian Rhapsody as a talent number.
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FHA
Laneburg
Henderson State Teachers College
Arkansas
Holland Baker
Lloyd Smittle
Ellen Kennedy
Federation
Three Die In House Fire Near Monette Arkansas
A family of three perished when a rural frame home about one mile northeast of Monette burned early today. Carroll Smith 20 his wife Sara 16 and their daughter Page 2 were killed. A kerosene or tractor fuel can explosion is suspected as Mrs Smith tried to light a fire in a wood stove. Deputy Hook said the fire started while Smith slept and neighbors called the Monette fire department as the house collapsed into ashes. The family had moved from Alicia to Monette and Smith worked as a tractor driver on Clyde Williams farm.
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Monette, Ark
Monette
Carroll Smith
Sara
Page
Bill Hook
All Around Town and Senul Trees Noves Meet Tonight
Local notices report a 7 o'clock registration event tied to All Around Town and Senul Trees Noves, with Lions Club sponsorship for youth activities. The piece lists volunteers, students, and community members, plus a county judge announcement and safety patrol details, and mentions pumpkin vines and voting turnout concerns.
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Y Senul Trees Noves
Jlonight
Ibis
Frank B
Uowson
Hope
Roup
Lions Club
Olen Overturt
Sesutmastat
50 Million to Vote in U.S. Races
AAP release notes a nation heading to mid term elections with 39 Senate seats new and 61 holdovers along with 435 House members. Analysts expect Democrats to retain Senate control and likely margin in the House despite losses. Republican leaders predict gains while Democrats pledge forward progress. Historical pattern shows White House party often loses seats.
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William F. Arbogast
Washington
Kennedy
Congress
Senate
William E. Miller
Republean National Committee
John M. Baley
Democratic National Committee
White House
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Methodists Plan Series of Meetings
The First Methodist WSCS at Nave? plans a series on Today’s Children for Tomorrow’s World. Meetings run Nov 12, 15, 22, with sessions from 1 30 to 3 pm on opening day. A playlet led by Mrs Clea Smith will start the program. Subsequent mornings run 9 250 to 11 am with speakers Mrs Jim Robertson Mrs Ray Bagley and Mrs B Young Jr. leading on specified dates. The series includes daily breakfast.
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Methodist
Ember
Clea Smith
Jim Robertson
Ray Bagley
B. Young, Jr
Band Boosters to Collect Scrap Paper Drive
The Mope Bani Boosters voted to start a scrap paper collection to offset expenses for uniforms, instruments, and travel. Jones will chair. the first collection will be announced soon. Newspapers magazines cardboard will be gathered on a Sunday afternoon each month. Begin saving now.
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Mope Bani
Haskell
Jones Day
Dan
Close Balloting Would Be Win GOPs Declare
Arkansas voters weigh the Republican Party effort to create a two party system as four top offices faced contests. Early reports show heavy turnout in counties with a major local proposal and lighter balloting elsewhere, with focus on the big races.
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John R. Starr
Little Rock
Arkansas
Voting Light in This Area
Voting appeared extremely light in this city with some precincts lacking judges and clerks to carry out voting. A check at several precincts indicated little activity while splitting up larger wards confused voters on where to cast ballots. Officials are reminded to take election boxes to the county clerk's office soon.
Voters weigh liquor, doe hunts. polls fill in some counties
Off year voting drew very heavy interest in Ouachita and Tu ard counties on liquor and deer season questions. Other areas saw slow turnout as Pulaski County led observers with high expectations for total turnout around 380000 to 400000, far below the 1960 presidential vote of 426509. GOP leaders touted “moral victory” contests as they targeted Faubus Fulbright and 4th District rivals.
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Ouachita County
Tuard County
Pulaski
Orval E. Fabbus
J. Wiliam Fulbright
J. W. Trimble
Oren Farris
Willis Hickels
Payetteville
Faubus
Fulbright
Kenneth Jones
Lille Rock
Ord
Careney Dr
Fayetteville
Warren Lieblang
Pine Bluff
Harcis
Frank Jarrettes
Magnolia
Arkansas Education Association
Legislative Council
Paubus
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