Rockefeller Clan Met for Discussion
Gov. Neilson A Rockefeller formally announced his presidential bid and said he would enter the New Hampshire and other primaries before the Republican National Convention. He urged other candidates to enter the primary, urged unity, and criticized the Kennedy administration while noting Goldwater’s stance.
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New Hampshire
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Sen
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
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Poppy Day Proclaimed in Hope Arkansas 1963
Mayor Frank Douglas proclaims November 9 1963 as Poppy Day in Hope Arkansas. The American Legion Auxiliary will sell poppies downtown to honor veterans who gave their lives and those living with war wounds. Citizens are urged to wear the poppy in memory of heroic dead and support veterans.
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Arkansas
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City of Hope
Cold Front to Bring Showers Across Arkansas
The Associated Press reports a cold front moving from the northern plains toward Arkansas late Friday, likely triggering showers statewide. The system spreads to southern areas Saturday, with the U S Weather Bureau in Little Rock noting early-morning mists over the delta and a warm sun expected to return. Tonight will be fair and slightly warmer, with increasing clouds in the east and partly cloudy to cloudy conditions in the west. Lows tonight expected 45 to 54, highs Friday around 78 to 66. Wednesday highs ranged from 70s to 80s, with overnight lows from 27 at Gilbert to 80s in Northwest Arkansas and 40s elsewhere.
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Arkansas
U. S. Weather Bureau
Little Rock
Gilbert
Rockefeller backs Nelson in bid for GOP nomination
York Gov Nelson Rockefeller discussed his formal announcement as a Republican presidential candidate. Rockefeller said Nelson decided to run, would campaign hard, and his family supported the move. He added he would boost the campaign from the grassroots while building the party, and noted Barry Goldwater would likely consider joining the race.
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Arizona
Barry Goldwater
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Nelson
Pressure for Wheat Sales to Russia
Washington reports that Khrushchev may hope U S farmers will press Kennedy to drop the U S ship requirement for wheat to the Soviet bloc The rule is to use American owned ships unless available Freight costs on U S vessels run 20 to 30 percent higher than foreign ships The motive is to avoid diversions to Cuba or Communist areas and to reduce a glut in U S markets
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Johnson Says U S Has to Feed World
Washington AP report notes Russia expands merchant fleet rapidly while U S cargo fleet deteriorates. Senate subcommittee study cites a massive ship construction program aiming to double by 1965, triple by 1970, and sixfold by 1980. In 1961–62 Russia widened fleet from 873 to 1,002 ships. tonnage rose from 4.94 to 5.92 million. American ships fell from 954 to 843. tonnage from 13.34 to 12.81 million.
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American Life Book Is Ready for Schools Distribution
In Little Rock the Education Department announced the resource book teaching the American way of life for secondary schools is ready for distribution, following a prior guide for elementary schools. Education Commissioner Arch.
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Romney Recieves Letters From Michigan School Children
Gov George Romney accumulates dozens of letters weekly from students in Michigan commenting on his speeches and asking questions. A observer notes one child asks how he can talk so much, reflecting engagement with the governor.
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Mich
George Romney
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Romney
Weather Forecast Update For Friday In Louisiana
Weather continues from page one with temperature changes for Friday. Lows tonight range from 45 to 55 while highs reach 78 to 65. In Louisiana, fair and mild conditions prevail with highs 80 to 84 and tonight's low 50 to 55. Increasing cloudiness and continued mild weather expected Friday.
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Weather forecast for Missouri and Arkansas regions
Forecasts call for fog in central and east Missouri then fair to partly cloudy skies. Increasing clouds tonight into Friday with scattered showers possible and little temperature change. Highs 68 to 75 in Missouri. Arkansas highs 75 to 85 with scattered showers likely Friday. Central Arkansas highs 75 to 82, Northwest Arkansas 78 to 84, Southeast 78 to 84, Southwest 80 to 85, Northeast 72 to 76 with mild, increasing cloudiness and possible light rain by Friday afternoon.
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Khrushchev clash over convoy headcount at Marienborn
Western and Soviet officials dispute how many personnel ride in a 12 vehicle convoy halted at the Marienborn checkpoint. Soviets demanded dismounts and headcount by lowering tailgates, Westerners refused. Khrushchev blamed American meddling, while U.S. officials said procedures were set years ago and followed.
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Washington
Nursing Home Probe Planned by the ALC in Arkansas
The Legislative Council will investigate nursing home operations in Arkansas. Rep. Raymond Mays predicts the probe will find no major issues and may lead to expanding Health Department oversight. Subcommittee is to assess patient care, with Sen. Graham Nixon chairing and members Durrett and Kinney. Rep. Colay called for a council study, while Rep. Ray Smith will head a group examining state services for the handicapped and UA involvement.
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Cleveland County
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Graham Nixon
Conway
Chadd Durrett
Union County
Clarke Kinney
St. Francis County
Nixon
Harry Colay
Columbia
Ray Smith
Garland County
Smith
University of Arkansas
ATA Convention Opens With Policy Delegates in Little Rock
The ATA gathering began Wednesday with the policy delegates assembly approving plans for a new headquarters in Little Rock. It seeks ROTC at Arkansas AM&N College, raises annual dues from $10 to $15, and directs the budget committee to allocate $1.50 of each member’s fee to the teacher welfare fund.
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Reserve Officers Training Corps
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ATA Group to Study Unequality
HOT SPRINGS Arkansas AP Mexton P Marshall president of the Arkansas Negro Teachers Association ATA proposed today that a joint committee be formed to study what he termed inequality Ford said 3000 copies of the 92 page booklet would be distributed to secondary schools social science teachers state officials and legislators The book outlines a proposed program for studying communism and the American heritage with a bibliography and lists other teaching aids such as movie films.
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Magnolia honors $250 Honor Scholarship renewal for Judy Boswell
Judy Boswell, daughter of J D Boswell of Hope now Russellville, has the Southern State College $250 Honor Scholarship renewed for 1963 64. A sophomore on the Dean's List, she is Bussey Hall RA, Southern Swingers member, yearbook junior editor, and Agri Maid candidate. She is a 1962 Hope High School graduate checked for NHS Mu Alpha Theta Future Teachers Library Club co captain Robeties and a National Merit commendation recipient.
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Quorum Courts Meet Nov 17 to Set Taxes
LITTLE ROCK AP Quorum courts in Arkansas 75 counties will convene November 17 to levy taxes and appropriate funds for next year. The date shift from December to November was made by the 1963 legislature to aid county clerks with tax books. The annual school election date was moved to the last Tuesday in September. County clerks cannot levy taxes until school millage is set.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
Arkansas Hatches 4.706 Million Broiler Chicks in Week
Arkansas producers started 4,706,000 broiler chicks in the week ending November 2, up two percent from the prior week. Of these, 4,060,000 were hatched in Arkansas and 649,000 came from other states. About 246,000 broiler chicks were shipped out of the state that week.
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Arkansas
Crop Reporting Service
Rockefeller Lands in Nashua for NH Primary Visit
New York Governor Nelson A. Rockefeller arrived at Nashua Municipal Airport after a rainy flight from Albany where he announced his candidacy for the Republican presidential nomination. He was to begin a New Hampshire tour with a news conference as the state prepares for the first primary next March.
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N.H
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Nashua Municipal
Albany
N.Y
Rockefeller
New Hampshire
Two Indicted as Spys by U S Jury
A federal grand jury indicted John William Butenko, 38, of Orange, an engineer on a secret Air Force contract, and Igor A Ivanov, 33, a Russian trading company chauffeur, on three counts of conspiring to transmit information to the Soviet Union about national defense. Conviction could mean the death penalty.
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Soviet Union
John William Butenko
Orange
Igor A. Ivanov
Murder Case Ruling Reaches Minnesota High Court
The trial of T Eugene Thompson, accused of arranging his wife Carol Thompson's murder, moved to the Minnesota Supreme Court on Wednesday in an unprecedented session. A five-justice panel met as prosecutors sought a forced police statement disclosure linked to a $250000 life insurance scheme.
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T. Eugene Thompson
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Supreme Court
Ro ¥ Fosseen
Hennepin County Court
Fosseen
William B. Randall
Thompson
Carol
Randall
Soviet diplomats expelled from U N await immunity status
Three members of the Soviet delegation staff at the United Nations were expelled from the United States. They were protected by diplomatic immunity and named as co-conspirators but not as co-defendants in the indictment. The action underscores ongoing U N diplomatic protections and U S diplomatic handling.
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