Showdown in Labor Ranks Forthcoming
Walter Reuther threatens to split AFL CIO at an Executive Council meeting over 29 member council seats two CIO posts to be cut. Meany opposes Reuther choice Ralph Helstein and backs Eugene Frazier. Reuther pushes former CIO to name its own. feud signals broader power struggle within the merged federation as Kennedy era shifts loom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ay Norman
E. Washington
Walter Reuther
Afl-Cio Executive Council
Federation
George Meany
CIO
AFL
William Doherty
Letter’ Carriers Union
Doherty
Kennedy
Jamaica
Reuther
Auto Workers Union
Ralph Helstein
Meany
CTO
Afl-Cio
Labor Federation
Hope High students attend school press meet at SAU
Twenty five students from Hope High School attended the annual Arkansas High School Press Association workshop at South jem State College on Thursday morning. Attendees included Mary Bethy Allan, Sarah Bagley, Shela Buren, Paddy Danti, Ona Easterling, Diane Ellis, Jacque Fielding, Joy Highfill, Cookie Jones, Pat Mulver, Phil McLar ty, Anthony Pierce, Carla Reaves, Johnny Schooley, Carol Shephard, Karen Shepard, Dianne Smith, Carel Taylor, Judy Thornton, Becky Waller, Suzy Waller, Rose Ann Williams, Al Waisenberger and highlights editor John Ritter. Sponsor Mrs. Mary Nell Turner accompanied them. Professor William Good of the University of Arkansas led workshop on paper production, aided by slides and best practices in makeup, features, headlines and photography. The students were welcomed by Dry Imon Bruce, Southern State College president, and heard Stanley Hipp discuss writing news stories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magnolia
Hope High School
Arkansas High School Press Association
South
Jem State College
Hope
Mary Bethy Allan
Sarah, Bagley
Shela Buren
Paddy Danti
Ona Easterling
Diane — Ellis
Jacque Fielding
Joy Highfill
Cookie Jones
Pat Mulver
Phil McLarty
Anthony’ Pierce
Carla! Reaves
Johnny Schooley
Carol! Shephard
Karen Shepard
Dianne
As Smith
Carel Taylor
Judy Thornton
Becky Waller
Suzy Waller
Rose Ann Williams
al Waisenberger
Sandra Weight
Hi- Lights
John Ritter
Mary Nell Turner
William Good
University of Arkansas
Dry Imon Bruce
Southern State College
Stanley Hipp
Cataloge
Weather Summary and Temperature Outlook for Eastern Southern Missouri
Weather Experiment Station reports 24 hours ending 8 am Monday with high 78 and low 45. Year to date precipitation through October 1962 is 43.38 inches, compared with 46.46 inches a year earlier. Eastern Southern Missouri clearing in extreme southeast this morning, otherwise mostly sunny and not warm. Tuesday, sunny and warmer. sleigh today 50 to 55. low tonight 90 to 35. Arkansas clearing east, otherwise fair today through Tuesday, cooler today and tonight, warmer most sections Tuesday. Continued on Pages Two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Arkansas
Mrs. Myrtle Morton 69 Dies in Lubbock Texas
Mrs. Myrtle Morton 69 of Hope died Sunday afternoon in Methodist Hospital Lubbock Texas She belonged to Hope Assembly of God Survived by daughter Mrs Billy Brown four sons two sisters five brothers Funeral at 10 00 a m Tuesday Holly Grove Church Rev W C Land and Rev Rufus Sorrells officiating Burial in Holly Grove Cemetery Pallbearers listed including Bill Wray Elmer Neighbors Carter Sutton Leo Wray James Gaines Dick Turnage Herndon Cornelius.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Morton
South Walnut St. Hope
Methodist Hospital
Lubbock
Texas
Hope Assembly of God
Billy Brown
Little Rock
John Morlor
Riverside
Calif
Harold Morton
U. S. Army
Tom Morton
Lovington
N. M
Abe Morton
Hope
Carl Robarts
Dewey Sutton
Houston
Roy
Luther Sutton
Texarkana
Jeff Sutton
Eddie Sutton
Holly Grove
W. C. Land
Rufus Sorrells
Holly Grove Cemetery
Bill Wray
Elmer Neighbors
Carter Sutton
Leo Wray
James Gaines
Dick Turnage
Herndon Cornelius
GOP Control Battle Underway in 1964 Party Split
AP Washington report outlines a month long intra party clash as conservatives and liberals marshal gains from primaries and election results. Rockefeller Romney Scranton Javits Kuchel Morton and Birch Society losses shape upcoming GOP strategy for the 1964 convention and control of the House and Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Bell Washington
Congress
Kennedy
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
George Romney
Michigan
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
Jacob K. Javits
Rn.y
Thomas H. Kuchel
Calif
John Birch Society
California
Texas
South
Len. Lister Hill
D-Ala
Thruston B. Morton
Charles A. Halleck
Rind
House
Senate
Sen
Everet M. Dirksen Fllinois
Red Attack on Religion Book to Be Published Next Spring
SEARCY Ark March 5 A new book titled Red Attack on Religion by Herbert A Philbrick and Dr James D Bales will be published next spring Bales a Harding College professor of Christian doctrine in Searcy and Philbrick a former FBI counterspy recount their view of Communist persecution of religious groups how Communists persuade religious groups to collaborate and how they use frat organizations
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Searcc
Ark
Tar
Herbert A. Philbrick
James D. Bales
Bales
Harding College
Searcy
Philbrick
FBI
Medical Self Help Class Is Underway
The Medical Self Help training program by the Public Health Service and Health Education and Welfare, with the AMA councils, offers 12 lessons over 16 hours. Ten lessons are taught in Hope Junior High School seventh grade health class, covering fallout, hygiene, sanitation, water and food safety, first aid beyond basics, and care for the sick and injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Health Service
Department of Health Education
Wlfare
Office of Civil and Defense Mobilization
American Medical Association
Council On National Security
Committee
Hope
Heart Attack Proves Fatal In Pine Bluff Collision
Miss Gertrude Goce Hightower, 76, of Panama City, Fla., visiting a sister in Pine Bluff, died from a heart attack after a two car collision Saturday. She was pronounced dead on arrival at a Pine Bluff hospital. The other driver, Mrs. J R Bloom, 37, of Pine Bluff, sustained injuries. Police said Bloom was hurt in the city street crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Bluff
Ark
Gertrude Goce
Hightower
Panama City
Pla
Post Office Restores Service Here
The Hope Post Office resumes full mail service after Missouri Pacific train 6 withdrawal. A large mail rack will move mail from Texarkana to Little Rock arriving in Hope by 7:20 p.m. nightly except Sundays holidays with 7:20 p.m. arrival. Letters mailed before 7:45 p.m. in Hope reach any Arkansas post office next day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri Pacific
Post Office Department
Texarkana
Little Rock
Hope
Arkansas Metro
Arkansas
Hope Office
Escapee From State Hospital In Arkansas
Conway County deputies reported that William Simmons, 54, an escapee from the maximum security unit of the State Hospital, had not been located as of Sunday night. Reports placed him around Center Ridge near his family, but police checked them and found nothing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morriston
Ark
Conway County Sheriff's Office
William Simmons
State Hospital
Albert Nawkins
Simmons
Center Ridge
Hawkins
Burglar Hits Rodden's Esso Station on Third Street
Local police report a weekend break in at Rodden's Esso Service Station on Third Street. A rear-door entry yielded $63.81 in cash, with detectives, Moses and Shirley, investigating the burglary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodden
Esso
Third Street
City
Moses
Shirley
University of Arkansas Lecture Committee Announces Speakers
Fayetteville Arkansas AP report lists two journalists and an author invited by the University of Arkansas Distinguished Lecture Committee. William A Laurence Pulitzer Prize editor of the New York Times will speak Thursday. Aliaster Cooke chief U S correspondent for the Manchester Guardian will speak April 4. Miss Eudora Welty Jackson Miss author of short stories and novels will speak March 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fayetteville, Ark
University of Arkansas
William A. Laurence
New York Times
Alistair Cooke
U.S
Manchester
England
Guardian
Eudora Welly
Jackson
Miss
L A Women Visit Washington on Goodwill Tour
The annual See Arkansas First Goodwill Tour by the Little Rock Women’s Chamber includes Pioneer Washington. A noon arrival from Emmet featured tours of historic sites such as the Black Catts House and Confederate Capitol, with hostesses serving gingerbread and coffee by a log fire. The group planned a Shreveport stop with dinners at Barksdale and a Centenary luncheon, led by Mrs. Alpha Bowell and Mrs. Maxine Johnson of Little Rock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas First
Women's Chamber’ of Commerce
Greater Little Rock
Pioneer Washington
Emmet
Charles A. Hayenes
Pioneer Washington Restoration Foundation
Black Catts House
Trimble Home
Confederate State Capitol
Pink Horton
Lucia Smith
Mattie Wilson
Nelle Butler
Kathleen Johnso
Trimble
Lloyd West
Fred’ Norwood
Paul Dudney
W. H. Etler
Nettie Barrow
Gip Martin
Dub Pinne
Gar
Douglas Chism
Sandifur Dudney
Washington
Shreveport
Louisiana
Motor Inn
Officers Club
Barksdale Field
Centenary College
Alpha Bowell
Maxine Johnson
Little Rock
D. W. Forbess
Thelma Pottebaum
DB. C. Spain
Virginia Ashcroff
Typhoon Karen Devastates Guam With One Death
Guam endures worst storm in memory as Typhoon Karen leaves 95 percent of civilian housing ruined and one person dead. Damage nears 100 million dollars while roofs are shredded and key facilities including Guam Memorial Hospital and schools suffer extensive damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Karen
Guam
United States Pacific Defense Ring
Navy
Pacific Fleet
Pearl Harbor
U.S
Manuel Guerrero
Washington
Guerrero
George Washington High
Tumon
Guam Memorial Hospital
Public Works Department
Gues
Rero
Office of Emergency Planning
Federal Aviation Agéncy
Wake Island
Japan
Mrs. Carmon 76 Dies in Prescott Hospital
Nora Ollie Carmon aged 76 died late Sunday in Prescott Hospital. A Bleving Ark resident, she leaves five sons Sylvester Lawrence Hollis Carmon Benton Ark William Carmon Malvern Ark. two daughters Viola Griffith Blevins and Dorothy Osborn Okolana. a brother Richard Head Benton. a sister Mrs Emma Boyeltu Emmet. Funeral Tuesday 2 p.m. at Sweet Home Church with burial Sweet Home Cemetery, Lloyd Cornelius in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nora Ollie Carmon
Prescott Hospital
Bleving
Ark
Sylvester
Lawrence Carmon
Hollis Carmon
Benton, Ark
William Carmon
Malvern
Viola Griffith
Blevins
Dorothy Osborn
Okolana
Richard Head
Benton
Emma Boyeltu
Emmet
Timely Tips on Cleaning Your Deer
Local extension agent Calvin Caldwell urges proper field dressing to improve meat flavor and reduce gamey odor. He warns against washing with water and advises cold storage to tenderize and preserve meat. Mills criticizes deer tax reform plans unless they broaden the tax base.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caldwell
Little Rock
Wilbur Mills
D-Ark
Satwe
Mills
Ways and Means Come
Arkansas Grants Accelerated Public Works Funds to Six Cities
Arkansas Welfare Department announced 541,518 in Accelerated Public Works grants for six projects in Calico Rock Clarks ville McCrory Ozark Perryville and West Helena. Funds cover sewage treatment plants sewers and pumping stations with totals ranging from about 9,700 to 270,305.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Arkansas
Welfare Department
Calico Rock
Clarksville
McCrory
Ozark
Perryville
West Helena
All Around Town Deer Season Notes and Local Honors
Deer season stories include Donald Huckaney’s near miss as an eight point buck struck his car on the Prov ing Ground route. Mrs. Joe Booker reports a six point buck near the Booker cabin. Benjie Owen, stationed in Germany, promoted to Captain in Infantry. Sinda Gaines, HSTC freshman, named Class Favorite finalist and Queen of Stars candidate. George McGill, ROTC at Ouachita Baptist, member of Scabbard and Blade. Johnny Lowe proud after a welted deer near Oakhaven. Attendees at the Mid South Regional meet in Little Rock include Royce Weisenberger and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Huckaney
Proving Ground
Dom
Joe Booker
Washington
T Booker
Benjie Owen
Baumpolder
Germany
Mwe Bata
Sinda Gaines
HSTC
James Gaines
Lehoner
George McGil
Fort Benning
Sam McGill
Fulton
Ace Seite
Scabbard and Blade
Sing In Hope
Whitlier
Calif
Ouachita Baptist College
Kennedy Presses Leaders Over Cuba Crisis Negotiations
President Kennedy summoned his three Cuba crisis negotiators to the White House to review developments with Soviet and U N representatives. Key topics include inspection of Cuba and ships, withdrawal of missiles, and disagreement over ship inspections and the length of international inspections led by U Thant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Kelly Washington
Kennedy
White House
U.N
U. S
United Nations
United States
Roswell
L. Gilpatric
Cuba
Adlai E . Stevenson
Charles D. Yast
Stevenson
Security Council
John J. McCloy
U Thant
Vasily VY. Kuznetsov
Carlos Mu Lechuga
Soviet Union
International
Rich Cross Committee
Thant
Black man dies after public safety incident in McNab
In Hempstead County a 21 year old Charles Jefferson of Columbus died after a Sunday quarrel in McNab. Sheriff Jimmie Griffin said a Black man about 20, a resident of McNab, is jailed on a test degree serious case charge related to the shooting. Jefferson was struck in the abdomen and died at Hope hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. Jones
McNab
Hempstead
Charles Jefferson
Columbus
Jimmie Griffin
Jefferson
Hope Hospital
Officer Injured in Accident on North Hazel Street
An auto driven by Johe ny D. Stinson from Nexra collided with a State police car driven by Obfi peer Wo Brewster on North Hazel Street over the weekend. Brewster suffered a nose injury. city and state police investigate with Officers Milam and Martin assisting as the state car was stopped when the crash occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Street
jWeekend
Joheny D. Stinson
Nexra
Brewster
Milam
Martin
Stinson
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Eas, Vilas
Camague
Dean Murphy
American Legion
Frank King
Auxiliary
VFW
Tom P. Foster
Peggy Franks
Juwanna Reynolds
Alvin Reynolds
King
Weisenberger
David Chism
Doe Janes
EB. F. Formby
Post Office
L.A
The
Sweet Home Church
Sweet, Home Cemetery
Llerndon
Cornelius
Calvin Caldwell
Johnny
Lowe
Oakhaven
American Bay Association
Mr. Uxt Mis
Royce Weisenberger
Negro
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