Faubus Sees Tax Increase Unlikely in 1963 Arkansas
Arkansas Governor Faubus says there is little chance of a tax increase during the 1963 legislature. He cites strong public opposition to taxes and broader resistance to federal taxation. He plans to work on budget recommendations for the Legislative Council and indicates forthcoming proposals will make news.
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John R. Starr
Little Rock
Gav
Orval E. Faubus
Faubus
Legislative Council
Sire Mortagan
Arkansas
Sion
Motor Vehicle Commission
Weather outlook across Arkansas with scattered frost
The report shows total precipitation through October 962 inches, with 1.82 inches recently and year ago totals around 46.46 inches. Central Arkansas sees clear to partly cloudy skies with warmer Saturday, highs upper 50s to low 60s. Southeast and Southwest Arkansas face fair to generally fair, with frost possible north portions, highs 53-60 and lows 28-38. Northwest and Northeast Arkansas hold fair conditions into Friday, with highs 45-60 and frosty nights.
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Arkansas
Associated Press
Central Arkansas
Southwest
North
Southeast
Northwest
Northeast
Church Group to Meet Here Sunday
The District 7 Convention of Christian Churches Disciples of Christ will be held at the First Christian Church of Hope on Sunday, November 11, starting at 2 30 p m. A snack supper will be provided at 6 p.m. Officers include Clifton Hardin Arkadelphia president Leon Taylor Camden vice president Robert A Girard E Droado representative and Mrs Lily Pearson Hope secretary treasurer The public is invited.
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District 7 Convention of Christian Churches
Disciples of Christ
First Christian Church of Hope
Clifton Hardin
Arkadelphia
Leon Taylor
Camden
Robert A. Girard
E! Droado
Lily Pearson
Hope
Sec
Sun Breaks Through After Rain in Arkansas
Weather report notes sun breaking through clouds in western Arkansas while eastern areas remain cloudy. Clearing trend expected to reach northeast to night and southeast by Friday morning. Cold front caused Wednesday rainfall with totals led by Fort Smith over 1.50 inches and Texarkana 1.31 inches. Fayetteville among coldest spots at night.
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Arkansas
Fort Smith
Texarkana
Walnut Ridge
Fayetteville
el Dorado
Lide Rock
Harrison
Keiser
Northeatt Arkansas
Faubus Pins GOP Gains on Miss. Crisis Outcome
Arkansas governor Orval Faubus says the electoral results confirm his warning of a Democratic Party wasteland in the South. He notes Republicans gained six Southern congressional seats, credits Meredith’s case, and points to the Cuban crisis as Democrats’ saving factor.
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Little Rock
Orval E. Faubus
Mississippi
South
Faubus
Meredith
Kennedy
James Meredith
University of Mississippi
Cnto
Arkansas
Winthrop Rockefeller
Weather Glee: Cloudy Albany and Clear Albuquerque
A weather note shows Albany cloudy with a high near 61 and an 8 percent precipitate chance. Albuquerque enjoys clear skies with mild conditions. Continued on page two.
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Albany
Albuquerque
Regional Meet of Bar Group Opens in Little Rock
The Mid South regional meeting of the American Bar Association opens in Little Rock with about 1000 attorneys from seven states expected. ABA President Sylvester C. Smith Jr and Sen. John L. McClellan address the opening. Eugene McNeely of New York speaks on Growth Regulation and Progress in Communications at noon. Delegates from Arkansas Louisiana Mississippi Missouri Oklahoma Tennessee and Texas plan seminars Friday and Saturday. Retired U S Supreme Court Justice Charlie E. Whitaker is set to speak Friday on traffic court improvement needs.
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Little Rock
American Bar Association
Sylvester C. Smith Jr
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
Eugene McNeely
New York
American Telephone and ‘Telegraph O
Arkansas
Louisiana
Mississippi
Misssouri
Oklahoma
Tennessee
Texas
Charlies E. Whitaker
U. S. Supreme Court
Arkansas Amended Ballot Updates Show Narrow Chances
In Little Rock AP reports two of seven constitutional amendments kept slim chances as precinct returns trickled in. Amendment 54 voting machines led by about 3 500 votes while Amendment 53 teacher retirement trailed by over 1 000 votes with 2 206 precincts reporting.
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Little Rock
Local instructors honored at Arkansas education convention
Jon Barbarotta Earl Downs and Mrs Mary Nell Turner were named presidents of Arkansas Education Association sectional groups at the Little Rock convention November 1 2 Barbarotta heads the Arkansas Band Directors Association has directed the Hope High School band for four years Downs Hope High School guidance counselor rises to president of the Arkansas Counselors Association Turner leads the Arkansas High School Journalism Advisers Association She is a Wall Street Journal Fellow at Oklahoma University in 1960 and has directed the Hi Lights and Bobcat yearbook and school newspaper projects this year the yearbook earned First Class and the newspaper Second Class honors with the National Scholastic Yearbook and Newspaper Association
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Jon Barbarotta
Earl Downs
Mary Nell Turner
Arkansas Education Association
Little Rock
Arkansas Band Directors Association
Barbarotts
Arkansas
National Band Directors Association
Hope High School
Arkansas Counselors Association
Downs J
Downs
Chinese start new incidents along Himalayan battle line
Henry S Bradsher reports from New Delhi that Chinese forces renewed clashes at Walong near the Burma border and near Chang Towang as India rejects Peiping's swap offer. Nehru defies China, vows to drive invaders from sacred soil and warns the struggle may last for years amid mass protests against negotiations.
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Henry S
Bradsher
New Delhi
India
Indian Defense Ministry
Walong
Burma
Chang
Towang
Bhutan
Chushul
Ladakh
Peiping
Nehru
Kashmir
Tibet
Sinklang
China
Veterans Day Observance Sunday Veterans Day Sunday
Veterans Day observance is set for Sunday November 1 at First Baptist Church in Hope. Veterans, their wives widows and orphans have a reserved section and are invited to worship together led by American Legion posts and auxiliaries.
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America
Veterans
Dean EB. Murphy
Leslie Huddleston
American Legion
Dora King
American Legion Auxiliary
Tom Foster
V. FB. W
George Walden
Vf.w
First Baptist Church In
Hope
Nat's Honor Society Tops TI Seniors Induction
The National Honor Society of Hope High School inducted eleven new members Dora Ann King Cherry Anderson Patsy Smith Janette Hulsey Jennifer Cox Glenda Ball Tomye Powers Pat Rogers Jeane Page David Waddle and Jacky Russell The theme Leaves of God guided stage decorations and remarks by Vince Foster A program of leadership scholarship service and character followed with pledges and ribbons Then the student body sang God Bless America
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National Honor Society of Hope High School
Dora Ann King
Cherry Anderson
Patsy Smith
Janette Hulsey
Jennifer Cox
Glenda Ball
Tomye Power
Pat Rogers
Jeane Page
David Waddle
Jacky Russell
Vince Foster
Mary Alice Caston
Mary Ann Beaty
Barbara Reese
Sharon Green
Jane Grigg
Jan Ellis
Bill Land
Barbara
Reese
America
Death comes to Mrs FDR at age seventy eight
Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt wife of the nation’s 32nd president died in her Manhattan apartment Wednesday night at age 78 from a complicated anemia and tuberculosis diagnosed in October. Funeral services will be held at St James Church Hyde Park with Kennedy and Truman attending. Burial will follow at the family estate garden beside her husband’s grave in Hyde Park.
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New York
Franklin D Roosevelt
White House
Manhattan
Kenendy
U.N
Adlai E. Stevenson
Mrs. Roosevelt
Stevenson
St. James Episcopal Church
Hyde Park
New York City
Hudson River
U.S
United Nations
State of New York
Roosevelt
Kennedy
Harry S. Truman
Voting Cheer Across Parties In New Congress
Washington AP Democrats and Republicans alike found reasons to cheer as the 8th Congress forms for January 9. Kennedy praised the avoidance of major losses for Democrats, while Republicans like Mil ler tempered expectations about endorsements of the New Frontier. The Senate will be 68 Democrats 32 Republicans, boosting the Democratic margin to its highest since 1938. In the House Democrats captur ed 238 seats to 176 for Republicans with one Alaska race undecided. Reapportionment wiped two seats from Democrats but they still net lost four seats to Republicans since last session. White House spokesman H W McClellan noted a typical midterm loss pattern for the party in power. District news includes junior and senior high report cards today and tomorrow, with parents urged to review. Spates Florist won 30 and Builders Florist won 10 at recent Texarkana design schools.
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Washington
Kennedy
White House
Congress
GOP Naional
William E. Miller
Senate
House
Alaska
Con H. W. McClellan
South
Walnut St
Franklin D. Roosevelt
All Around Town Military Craft and Local Events
The USS Enterprise, described as a mighty carrier, is noted as the largest ship in the world at 1125 feet. A local JC Penney sales contest culminates with a Tuesday employee party hosted by Forrest Singleton and spouse, serving fried chicken to various local residents. The Desperate Hours will be staged by Henderson Jami Department 2 on Thursday and Friday with Carroll McKee from Hope as Mr Patterson. Hope Lions Club plans a Bobcat squad banquet on Nov 13 at Hotel Barlow with Bill McClendon as principal speaker.
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J. C. Penney
Forrest Singleton
Howard Reece
K. G. Russell
Charles Thompson
Joss Russell
Faye Ball
Herbert Griffin
Rvin Betts
Johnny Schooley
Henderson Jami Department 2
Carroll McKee
Hope
Mr. Patterson
Hope Lions Club
Cnches
Bill McClendon
Navy apprentice John D. Wilson serves aboard first warship
John D. Wilson, an interior communications electrician apprentice in the US Navy, son of W. D. Willis of Prescott Route 2, is now serving aboard the world’s first warship.
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John D. Wilson
Interior Communications
Arkansas Broiler Chicks Placed and Eggs Set Rise Slightly
Arkansas producers hatched 3,740,000 chicks in state and 597,000 from other states for a total 4,337,000 broiler chicks in the week ended Nov 8, up two percent from the prior week. State shipments totaled 237,000. Eggs set for broiler-type chicks reached about 5,121,000, down five percent from the previous week.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
Crop Reporting Service
Agriculture Department
Former Hope resident Mrs Scott dies in Fort Worth
Mrs. A. Scott, 87, a former Hope resident and Arkadelphia native, died Wednesday in Fort Worth Texas. Survivors include a daughter Mrs Jack D Brown of Fort Worth and a grandson Jack Duff Brown of Austin. Services set for 3:20 p m at St Stephens Presbyterian Church Fort Worth with burial in Parkdale Cemetery Arlington.
Webb Service to held for John W. Webb at Ozan church
Funeral services for John W. Webb, 47, who died Wednesday at his home in Ozan, will be at 2:30 p.m. Friday at Ozan Baptist Church. Burial follows at St Paul Cemetery. Active pallbearers include Milam Green Monroem Sluadt Bob Hill Joe Bingham Larry Smead and I Tanny Rowe.
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John W. Webb
Ozan
Ozan Baptist Church
Herndar Cornelius
St. Paul Cemetery
Milam Green
Monroem Sluadt
Bob Hill
Joe Bingham
Larry Smead
I Tanny Rowe
U S Blockade Sets to Check Soviet Ships
U S Navy ships prepared to intercept homeward bound Soviet vessels to verify removal of missiles from Cuba. Khrushchev said 40 rockets dismantled in Cuba likely heading home. Pentagon arranging contact with Soviet reps for missile counts aboard ships. Kennedy sought UN observation and international verification. Navy checks to begin today.
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Washington
U.S. Navy
Cuba
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Pentagon
Arthur Sylvester
Red Cross
Pierre Salinger
White House
Kennedy
Khruschev
United Nations
Salinger
U.S
United States
National Security Council
Final Rites for Dewey J. Camp Set Friday
Final rites are planned for Dewey J. Camp age 6 a native of Patmos Ark who died Wednesday in a local hospital He had lived here 16 years and was a Mason Survivors include his wife two daughters mother and several siblings with services set for 2 pm Friday at First Christian Church officiated by Rev Clyde Goddard and De ta T Lawrenes burial will be at Rose Hill Cemetery in Oakcrest Memorial services in Rose Hill Cemetery, here.
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Davey J. Camp
Kansas City
Fred Camp
Caropolis
Ben Camp
Magnolia
Sissters
Arihuy Rogers
Harold ,Sanford
Hamp Huett
Moped
Franklin Gemee
Robert Rider
Clauston
Texas
Mayd Bailey
Gordon
Jomer Ward
Prescott
Mesday
First Christian Church
Clyde Goddard
de Ta T. Lawrenes
Oakcrest
Rosehill
Wheat Infant Dies After Brief Illness
Final rites held at McNab Baptist Church for Charles Kelvin Wheat aged 21 days son of William and Gladys Wheat of Mc Nab He died in a local hospital Wednesday Survivors include three sisters and four brothers Rev Clarence Ross officiated Burial by Heynden Cornelius was in Mutton Cemetery.
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McNab Baptist Church
Charles Kelvin Wheat
William
Gladys Wheat
McNab
Clarence Ross
Heynden Cornelius
Mutton Cemetery
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Lenore
John &. Swainson
Béllmon
Billings
Okla
Wheat Farmer
Sante
Bellman
W. P
Bum
Atkinson
Midwest City
Idian
Nat's Honor Society
Therade
Builer's Florist
Tyler
Spates Florist
Suzy Butler
Gloria Nations
Broilers
Webb
Dewey J
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