Kennedy Wins Senate Seat Over Lodge in Boston Return
Edward M Kennedy defeats Republican Genet Lodge to win his brother John F Kennedy’s former Senate seat. With most precincts tallied the Democrat leads by a large margin as the Kennedys extend a long political dynasty and celebrate a landslide after a years long feud with the Lodge family.
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Tom Henshaw
Boston
Edward M. Kennedy
Genet Cc
Lodge
U.S. Senate
Kennedy Y
Kennedy
Endiott Peabody
Roy
John A. Volpe
Peabody
Volpe
Edward W. Smoke
Massachusets
George
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
Ken
Hedy
Henry Cabot Lodge
Senate
John F. Fitzgerald
Kennedys
Enate
At & P.m
Ater
Ean Kennedy
Edward . MeCormack
Edward M
Ted) Kennedy
Joan
Mass
George Lodge
Assembly of God Plans Ten Day Thanksgiving Revival
The First Assembly of God opens a ten day Thanksgiving Revival tonight at 7 p m led by evangelist Rev Leonard Page. Special music will be provided by the sanctuary choir and other groups. Page, a nationally known evangelist and pastor, currently pastors in Birmingham Alabama. Pastor W C Land invites the public to attend nightly services from November 7 to 18 excluding Saturdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assembly of God
Leonard Page
Page
Assemblies of God Church
Birmingham
Ala
W. C. Land
Poppy Day Proclaimed in Hope by Mayor Douglas
Mayor Frank Douglas announced that Poppy Day will be observed on Saturday November 10 1962 in Hope. The event honors American dead and is sponsored by Leslie Huddleston Unit 12 of the American Legion Auxiliary. Volunteers will distribute pop pies on street corners throughout the city.
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Frank Douglas
Leslie Huddleston
American ‘Legion Auxiliary
Hope
Make Good Pledge Reds Are Told In Cuba Crisis
United States tells Soviet Union it must honor Khrushchev pledge to remove offensive weapons from Cuba under international inspection. Moscow signals Khrushchev promise stands despite Castro resistance. Secret talks in New York continue under high pressure for a Cuban settlement as Mikoyan heads to Havana seeking shifts. No comment on progress remains official.
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Barry Schweid
Washington
United, States
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Khrushe Vhev
New York
United States
Gasiro
Anastasi
Mikoyan
Havana
Castro
Sececy
Two Democratic Senators Retain Seats in Arkansas races
The Associated Press reports Democratic state senators Q Byrum Hurst and Clifton Wade won re elections in hot Springs and Fayatte son with strong margins as Republicans lost two House seats to independents. Early returns showed mixed results across counties including Madison Perry and Newton as other races remained undecided. results indicate Democrats clinched or led in 14 contests across 10 counties.
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Associated Press
Madison
Searcy
Q. Byrum Hurst
Hot Springs
H. C. Harlow
Gatland
Saline
Clark
Hurst
Harlow
Clifton Wade
Fayatteson
Washington
Wade
Dewey Massey
Paul Ones
Jones
Massey
Herman Turner
Ralph Buck
Madison County
Turner
Buck
Farrell Faubus
Orvat E. Faubus
Perry County
Paul van Dalsem
Stanley Gutowski
Dillard Collins
Russell
Benton
Fulton County
Virgil Martin
W. D. Baker
Newton
Hardy W. Croxton
Providence Baptist
Bob Scot
Kenneth Bobo
Smith Funeral
Carroll
Pat Teague
Betts
William D. McGriff
Faulkner
William
Lanson
Fabher Wilson
Garland
Nathan Schoenfeld
H. H. Gregrey
Hempstead
Talbot Feild
Dabbs Sullivan Jr
D. Brandon
Charles L. Cook
Sebastian
Milt Earnhart
Joe H. McCutcheon
van Buren
M. H. Evans
G. C. Davenport
David Burle- Son
David Bledsoe
Charles Stewart
Arkansas
Don Peterson
Weather totals show 1962 rainfall to October
The year 1962 recorded 48.38 inches of precipitation through October, compared with 46.46 inches in the same period of 1961. The higher total signals a wetter year, with rain emphasis building late in the autumn.
W. W. Breedlove 76 Dies in Local Hospital
W. W. Breedlove, 76, died in a local hospital. Survivors include five sons Jim, Virgil, Lynn Breedlove of Chicago, Terrell of Tulsa, Roy Breedlove of Whittier California. four daughters Leedee Flowers and Ruby Flowers of Hope, Mae Cox of Houston, Nella Turnage of Whittier. two sisters Mattie Hutson of Lake Providence and Mollie Aaron of Hope. a half brother Marvin Turnage of Los Angeles.
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Jimmy
Virgil
Lynn Breedlove
Chicago
Terrell
Tulsa
Roy Breedlove
Whittier
Calif
Leedee Flowers
Ruby Flowers
Obituaries for Dewey Camp and William Breedlove
Dewey J. Camp age 61 of 1023 South Main Street died recently in a local hospital. William Warren Breedlove age 76 died Tuesday in a local hospital. Funeral arrangements are incomplete and will be announced. He was a member of the Methodist Church. Oakcrest Funeral Home to handle arrangements.
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Dewey J. Camp
South Main Street
William Warren Breedlove
Jby
Oakcrest
Election Confusion Leaves Voters Adrift in Arkansas
Yesterday's general election produced widespread confusion as voters struggled to locate polling places while officials reported fatigue and disorientation. Arkansas Republicans faced a surge of Democratic nominees amid a contentious process that may be forgotten after signs are removed from public spaces. Also noted are travel updates, Mayo Clinic hospital visit for Mrs. Feild in Rochester, two Army officers landing a helicopter due to engine trouble near Crossroads, and science balloon photos from Hope Municipal Airport. Catherine Pettit wins Bussey Award at Southern State Teachers College. a Hope-Haynesville game shift was moved to Thursday.
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Arkansas
How They Voted in Hempstead
Hempstead voters went to the rolls yesterday to cast ballots on governor, U S Senate, Congress, and local offices. Key tallies show Farbus and Fulbright leading in their races, with mixed results on amendments including Public Education and Voting Machines, as well as Initiated and Referred Acts.
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Hempstead
Farbus
Ricketts
U. S. Senate
Fulbright
Jones
Congress
Harris
Lieb
Long
Jarrett
Felli
Royston
Sutton
Partin
Schoo Fund
Vehicle Commission
Nixon Loses Romney and Connally Win
Democrats retained control of Congress with a strong showing in midterm elections and defeated Nixon in California. Republicans captured governorships in New York Michigan Ohio and Pennsylvania, signaling a Republican path toward the 1964 presidential race. Rockefeller led New York to re-election as Republicans gain steering positions in key states.
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Washington
Congress
Richard M. Nixon
California
New York
Michigan
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Senate
Shoth
Saint
House
Kennedy
Edward
Ted) Kennedy
Massachusets
Welfare
Abraham Ribivof
Coneneticut
Nixon
Thomas H. Kuchel
Edmund G. Brown
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Ohiia
Rockefeller
Couple Dies of Carbon Monoxide Poisoning in Bradford
An autopsy shows a honeymooning couple found dead in a Bradford motel room died from carbon monoxide poisoning. White County deputy says official ruling pending by the coroner. The couple wed Saturday in McCrory. Walker from Augusta.
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Bradford
Ark
White County
Benson Robbins
Robbins
Henry Plant
McCrory
Nelson
Walker
Augusta
Arkansas Voters Pass Some School Finance Proposals Amid Party Shifts
Arkansas voters backed the Teacher Retirement system and the use of voting machines as amendments moved ahead in late returns. They rejected measures expanding city taxing power, guaranteeing public education for children who refuse integrated schooling, and higher state official salaries, with Amendment 50 and 51 showing mixed results and organizations opposing or supporting various acts. The political mix reflected ongoing party and education policy tensions, with Faubus advocating for amendments 51 and 53 and the AEA pushing for Initiated Act 1 and financial safeguards.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
George L. Balentine
First Baptist Church
Hope Kiwanis Clubs
American Bible Society
Lennin
Nikita 5
Khruschev
United States
U. S
Balentino
Guy Grigg
Arkansas Education Association
Motor Vehicle Commission
Faubus Administration
AEA
Faubus
Blues win 7-6 over Reds in close Little League game
Blues edged Reds 7 to 6 in a tight Hedson Little League football clash. Whites will play Reds in the final game of the series Thursday.
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Blues
Reds
Hedson
Sereis
Special Talks Planned at Guild Study
Wesleyan Service Guild presents a four day study series titled Today’s Children for Tomorrow’s World held in the Mary and Martha Classroom at First Methodist Church from November 12 to 15 at 7 0 p m Each evening includes a guest speaker and post talk discussion Bartle Downs speaks on November 12 on The Family in a World of Confusion John Wilson on The Meaning of Christian Faith in a World of Confusion November 13 Royce Weisenberger on Responsible Living in a Confusing World November 14 Mrs Rufus Sorells and Mrs E P Young on The Christian Family and the Family of God November 15 with discussion after each message
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Wesleyan Serviet Guild
First Methodist Church
Bartle Downs
John Wilson
Royce Weisenberger
Rufus Sorells
E. P. Young
Dis
God
Train Service Cut Disrupts Mail in Hope Arkansas
Curtailed Missouri Pacific train service disrupts outgoing mail. Train No. 8 from Little Rock to Texarkana at 10 30 a m and No. 6 from Texarkana to Little Rock at 3 25 p m are discontinued. Last dispatch by truck to points north and east leaves Hope at 6 p m. Postmaster urges businesses to have outgoing mail in by 4 p m and 5 p m deadline, with 4 10 to 5 15 p m daily collection. Authorities hope service will be restored soon.
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Missouri Pacific
Little Rock
Texarkana
Hope
Robert Wilson
John W Webb 47 Dies in Ozan Area
John W Webb aged 47 a longtime resident of Ozan died at his home early Wednesday Survivors include his wife Mildred a son Harold in the U S Air Force two daughters Sue of El Dorado and Patricia of Ozan three brothers James A Augusta Ga Joseph C of the U S Air Force Thomas L Webb of Hope and his mother Mrs C D Webb of Hope Arrangements will be announced by Heradon Cornelius
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John W. Webb
Ozan
Q Ozan
Mildred Webb
Harold Webb
U.S. Air Force
Sue Webb
el Dorado
Patricia Webb
James A
Agusta
Joseph C
LS. Air Force
Thomas L. Webb
Hope
Arangements
Heradon Cornelius
Fulbright and Harris Post Easy Victories
Gov. Faubus and Sen. Fulbright led a Democratic sweep in Arkansas with victories in four major races. Fulbright defeated Jones while Harris beat Liebling in the 4th District, Trimble edged Carney, and Faubus widened his margin over Rickets. Rockefeller praised the party’s gains and pledged to build a two party system.
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John R. Starr
Little Rock
Orval EB. Faubus
William Fulbright
Arkansas
J. W. Trimble
Theard
Oren
Harris
Faubus
Willis Rickets
Fayetteville
Henry Britt
Hot Springs
Fulbright
Kenneth Jonce
Lillie Rock
Warren Lieblang
Pine Bluff
Trimble
Cy Carnegdy
Paulius
Ricketts
Senate
Jones
Carney
Larris
Liebling
Winthrop Rockefeller
National Committee
Republican Party
Rockefeller
Voling
E. C
Gathings
Wilbur Mills
Nathan Gordon
Jimmie Jones
Sam Jones
Supreme Court
George Rasa
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Fen Lodge
Texas
John Connally
Fort Worth
Connallys
Conally
Senators
W. W. Breedlove
Bulletins
Rochester
Minn
U. S. Army
Science Digest
Hope Municipal Airport
Martin Schwarzschild
George C. Ellerton
Linda Jo Pettit
Chad Pettit
Bussey
Bussey Hall
Southern’ State ‘Teachers College
Miss Pettit
the Hope-Haynesville
Romney
Connally
Jack Bell
William T. Peacock
Eire
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