U S Convoy Reaches West Germany Without Soviet Interference
A U S Army convoy of 13 vehicles and 54 men moved from Berlin through East Germany to West Germany today. Despite tighter autobahn controls, the group crossed the checkpoint outside Berlin in the morning and arrived in West Germany by midafternoon.
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Arkansas Louisiana Weather Freeze Warnings Forecast
Central Arkansas faces a freeze warning with clear skies and cooler conditions through Wednesday. Lows tonight 28 to 35, highs Wednesday in the low 60s. Northwest and Northeast Arkansas also under freeze warnings with lows in the 20s and highs in the 50s. Southeast and Southwest Arkansas see a northward shift of freezing but generally fair, with 60s expected Wednesday. Louisiana remains generally fair and cooler through Wednesday with highs in the 80s and lows in the 30s to 38.
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Arkansas and Missouri Weather Outlook Through Wednesday
Fair and cool conditions across Arkansas with highs in the 50s in the north and 60s in the south. Lows range from about 28 in the north to around 40 in the south. Eastern and southern Missouri expect fair to partly cloudy skies and cooler temperatures with highs mid 40s to mid 50s and lows 25 to 32.
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Honor to Harris Kansas City AP report
Rep. Oren Harris of Arkansas will be honored by the American Public…
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Yale Professor Fred Barghoorn Arrested by Soviet Union
Moscow announced Yale University expert on Soviet affairs Fred C. Barghoorn, 52, has been arrested on spy charges. Barghoorn previously worked for the U S Embassy in Moscow and had been lecturing at several universities. No grounds or details of the charge were given.
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UN seeks to avert US Soviet arms break at General Assembly
An eight nation go between group led by Nigeria's S O Adeho met with Soviet Ambassador Notikov after 90 minutes of talks to try to salvage a disarmament resolution stalemate. The sponsors, 46 nations, push for expanded disarmament work and a vote amid a Russian draft proposing dropping specific measures.
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Estes Refuses Hearing On Senate Investigation
The Senate Investigations subcommittee has deferred hearings since September 22, 1962, to avoid prejudicing Estes trials in Texas on fraud charges. The panel previously focused on alleged lobbying that helped Estes profit from federal farm aid programs and now seeks to learn from Estes whether political influence aided his rise.
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New Regime in Viet Nam Faces Troubles
In Viet Nam the generals who toppled Ngo Dinh Diem and Ngô Đình Nhu face tests of democracy, unity, and war against communists. Buddhists fear renewed repression as self immolations draw global attention. Kennedy signals support for the anti-Diem effort, while the country risks chaos if dictatorship returns.
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Two Awarded for Acts of Bravery
In Pittsburgh AP report the Carnegie Hero Fund Commission honored two Bravery acts. Clodies McCuten of Conway Arkansas received a silver medal and 750 dollars for pulling a woman from a train’s path in Humphrey in 1962, resulting in her death. David C Daniels of Marion Louisiana earned a bronze medal and 500 dollars after freeing a foreman from an electric wire in Huttig in 1963. the foreman died in the incident. Daniels survived an electric shock. The commission grants annual bravery awards to hundreds.
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Fresh Start and Viet Nam War Promises
The text argues that after a coup the Kenne dy administration supported Viet Nam's provisional military government and hesitated on Latin American coups. It warns that victory over the Communists is not final, as North Viet Nam will seek new methods. The new government must offer benefits to win the masses away from communism.
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Breakfast for 12800 Masons at McCormick Place
More than 12,800 Masons and families ate breakfast at McCormick Place in Chicago, the second annual dedication breakfast of the Ancient Free and Accepted Masons of Illinois. Justice Tom Clark of the U.S. Supreme Court was the principal speaker. thirty dishwashers will finish cleanup by Wednesday after five days of food prep by 100 chefs.
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Bank Closes Southern Hills National Bank After Overcrowded Debut
AP report says Southern Hills National Bank remains closed but solvent as conservator William H. Greenfield defers reopening for a few days to train staff. Comptroller James H. Saxon suspended operations, citing overtaxed processing facilities from a surge of deposits since Aug. 5. Greenfield stressed solvency and noted 12,000 early account holders with life long no-service-charge perks, and total depositors between 25,000 and 30,000.
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Wreck Victim Still Critical
Mrs Mae Muncy 56 of Gentry Arkansas remained in serious condition in a Nevada hospital after a collision on rain stock U S Highway 71 thirteen miles north of Nevada. Her husband David 67 was killed and four others died in the crash including Christopher Columbus Tuttle 46 of Cabool his wife Effie 83 his sister in law Grace Tuttle 86 of Sheridan Oregon and Emma Musgrove 81 of Cabool.
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Alumni donate to Tech loan fund in Hull tribute
The Arkansas Tech Alumni Association gave 5000 dollars to the college's student loan fund in honor of J. W. Hull who led the school for 32 years. The gift enables a 45000 dollar federal contribution with 9 to 1 matching funds, a spokesman said.
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Public Health Association to Honor Leader in Kansas City
At the 91st annual meeting in Kansas City the Public Health Association will award a presidential citation to a longtime leader for exceptional service to public health. The event highlights the association's ongoing work and recognition of dedicated professionals.
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Geneva talks shift focus amid disarmament debate
The assembly debated general disarmament but suspended it for private talks. Russia urged broadening the Geneva commission mandate to discuss international tensions and political issues. The U S and Britain resisted changes and moved to a proposal for a nuclear free zone in Latin America.
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