Fulbright Sees Wider Trading With Reds
Senator J W Fulbright reports a survey showing many American business leaders want the Administration to open new trade channels with the Soviet Union and Eastern Europe He released letters to the Senate Foreign Relations Committee as it studies broader Soviet and satellite trade The inquiry follows Canada and private U S wheat sales to Russia and may shape Johnson era policy.
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Washington
J. W. Fulbright
D-Ark
Fulbright
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Soviet Russia
Yugoslavia
Tito
Viet Cong Capitalizing on Viet Nam Floods and Dissent
Viet Cong guerrillas, exploiting floods that have devastated 10 provinces, are reported moving through central Viet Nam as refugees say they were forced to destroy identity papers. In Saigon, students protest the infant civilian government amid disrupted communications and ruined transport links.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
Lony
Nhatrang
Quinhon
Tran van Huong
New Jersey
Arkansas Horse Brings $125,000 in Sale
Perfec tion's Carbon Copy, world champion Tennessee walking Horse, sold by five Arkansas owners to George Lennox of GLL Farms in Colllerville Tennessee for 125000, reportedly the highest price for a show horse. The horse, a world champion since September in Shelbyville, will retire after a Montgomery Alabama show and be used for breeding. Ownership included Dr J J Raney Dallas P Raney Binns of Little Rock and Dr Porter Rodgers Joley Webb of Searcy. Webb trained both Perfection and Carbon Copy.
Arkansas Weather Forecast Clear to Partly Cloudy
The forecast calls for clear to partly cloudy conditions across Arkansas today and tonight. Temperatures are expected to remain mild with no significant rainfall anticipated.
Murder Trial Is Postponed In Fort Smith Arkansas
Frederick Rush second degree murder trial postponed to December 14 due to Deputy Prosecutor Wayland Parker injury from a deer hunting accident. Parker dangled from a tree for about 40 minutes before freeing himself. Rush charged with fatally shooting his foster father Paul Rush in May 1962. younger Rush previously convicted of first degree murder and sentenced to life, with state Supreme Court ordering a new trial.
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Fort Smith,ark
Frederick Rush
Wayland Parker
Rush
Paul Rush
Young Rush
State Supreme Court
Groups eye dog race track in Hot Springs
Conway Arkansas AP State Racing Commission chairman Dr Edwin Dunaway said four out of state groups from Miami Denver Phoenix and Berryville VA sought a dog race track in Hot Springs after a failed casino gambling proposal. West Memphis already operates the state's only dog track. Dunaway urged postponing contact until after the election and prefers Southland Corp ownership for a Hot Springs track.
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Conway, Ark
Edwin Dunaway
Conway
Racing Commission
Hot Springs
West Memphis
Southland Corp
Dunaway
Miami
Denver
Phoenix
Berryville
Garland County
Oaklawn Park
Arkansas
Ward disqualification for alderman who moves from ward
In Little Rock the attorney general's office told Davis Duty, Rogers city attorney, that an alderman who moves out of his ward loses his seat due to disqualification under city office rules.
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Little Rock
Davis
Rogers
Former Hope Bobcat grid star completes 2025 mile trek
Garnett Martin, a former Hope resident and Army veteran, finished a six month 2025 mile hike of the Appalachian Trail from Georgia to Maine. He traveled alone, carried all his possessions, slept along the trail, and shared tales of foggy peaks, river camps, and moose calls while detailing his adventure to friends and in local notices.
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Hope Bobcat
Hope
Garnett
Martin
Georgia
Maine
John Steinbeck
Charlie
Garnett Martin
Alaska
John Martin
Lawrence
Marshal
Tex
G.B
Shreveport
Moose
Bangor
Millinocket
Missouri
Cabinet Unanswered Questions Over Katzenbach Future
In Johnson City Texas AP report President Johnson urged Cabinet unity while questions linger about acting Attorney General Katzenbach. Kilduff said the Cabinet would stay, but later Washington reports named Clark Clifford to succeed Katzenbach. Kilduff denied Clifford’s nomination and reaffirmed satisfaction with Katzenbach in his post.
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Johnson City
Tex
Johnson
Nicholas de B. Katzenbach
White House
Malcolm Kilduff
Washington
Clark Clifford
Kildulf
Clifford
Mild Weather for The Game
The Associated Press reports fair skies and mild weather expected in Arkansas through Saturday. Highs will be in the low 60s to low 70s today, warming to mid 60s to mid 70s by Saturday, with overnight lows in the upper 30s to low 40s. A cold front moving east brought light rain to the southern part, with Fayettesville and El Dorado among observed readings.
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Associated Press
Arkansas
U. S
Pine Bluff
Fayettevile
el Dorado
Fayetteville
Texarkana
Ford Faces Possible Nationwide Layoff for 160000 Workers
DETROIT, Mich. AP Ford Motor Co 160000 hourly workers face potential total layoff next week amid labor trouble after a national contract agreement on Sept 18 still requires supplementing local pacts. Ford has already idled 57500 workers nationwide due to parts shortages from UAW strikes at eight plants. A Ford union meeting with the national bargaining committee is scheduled for next Thursday.
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Detroit
Mich
Ford Motor Co
Ford
United Auto Workers
UAW
Ford Bargaining Committee
Memories Can Bless and Burn in Arlington
AP report recalls a Veterans Day wreath lifting with President Kennedy and his son John at Arlington National Cemetery one year ago. John Jr. wandered and waved as Kennedy and aides conducted the ceremony, a moment the piece says warmed hearts and underscored devotion to veterans and peace.
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J. W. Davis
Washington
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
John John
Arlington National Cemetery
John
John Jr
Secret Service
Arlington
Winthrop Would Oust Burch
Winthrop Rockefeller said he would back a motion for no confidence in Dean Burch as Republican national chairman. The Arkansas GOP leader, a gubernatorial candidate and national committeeman, opposed Burch amid a string of party losses. Mrs. Frank McGillicuddy, Arkansas committeewoman, hesitated to judge soon after the election.
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Little Rock
Winthrop Rockefeller
Dean Burch
GOP
Burch
Barry Goldwater
Rockefeller
Arkansas
Frank McGillicuddy
Murder by Fraud New Legal Anglo Murder by Fraud New Legal Anglo
An appellate court in Los Angeles weighs a novel murder by fraud concept tied to Dr. Marvin Phillips, accused of hastening Linda Epping's death through quack medical treatment. Defense urges new trial, contending fraud is nonviolent and not a basis for murder. case hinges on whether fraud can upend life in a medical setting.
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Los Angeles
Marvin Phillips
Phillips
Melvin Belli
District Court of Appeal
District Attorney
Belli
Superior Court
Linda Epping
Linda
Herman Epping
North Hollywood
Bradley Straassma
California
Jack Ruby
Lee Harvey Oswald
Dallas Plant and Union Hit Accord
A Dallas local of the United Auto Workers reached an agreement with Ford Motor Co. about 1,400 workers, while remaining locals nationwide stayed on strike over rural issues even after a general national accord. Details were announced with no timetable for early return to work.
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Dallas Tap
United Auto Workers
Dallas
Ford Motor Co
No Polio Cases So Fae This Year
Arkansas has reported no polio cases so far in 1963, though health officials caution it may reflect luck more than vaccination. Dr. William L. Bunch Sr. notes many residents lack protection from Salk or Sabin vaccines. Four cases were recorded in the first ten months of 1963.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
State Health Department
William L. Bunch
Johnson Seeks Mexico Ties With U S Aid Pledge
President Johnson after a 27 hour Texas ranch talks with Gustavo Diaz Ordaz invites two cabinet members for budget discussions and outlines a path to joint efforts against disease poverty hunger and ignorance. Diaz Ordaz, set to be inaugurated December 1, aims to seal friendship with the United States. A Texas barbecue welcomed the visitors and Johnson toasted Diaz Ordaz for leading Mexico toward peace and cooperation.
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Johnson
Mexico
Gustavo Diaz Ordaz
Texas
Washington
Diaz Ordaz
Ranch
Mexico City
Diaz
Ordaz
Cuba
United States
Directors Meet In Topeka For Southwestern Bell Session
Topeka Kansas directors of Southwestern Bell Telephone Co held their monthly meeting here on Saturday the first Topeka gathering since 1958. Directors come from Arkansas Oklahoma Texas Missouri and Kansas.
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Topeka
Kan
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Exas Missouri
Kansas
Johnson to Focus on Social Welfare in Great Society Plan
President Johnson concentrates on social welfare issues and his legislative program as the deer hunting season begins in Texas. Labor Secretary W. Willard Wirtz and Celebrezze join to shape proposals for Congress in January. Johnson plans limited official duties but may roam his ranch for a brief deer hunt, while Mexico's President-elect Gustavo Diaz Ordaz concludes a 27 hour LBJ ranch stay.
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Frank Cormier
Johnson City
Tex
Johnson
W. Willard Wirtz
Welfare
Anthony J. Celebrezze
Congress
Wirtz
Celebrezzo
Gustavo Diaz Ordaz
Mexico
Lbj Ranch
State Farmers Buying Corn in Arkansas Relief Plan
Arkansas farmers have ordered 297 railroad car loads of government corn since August to ease a drought caused shortage. Forty seven of 52 counties authorized, Logan County leading with 25 carloads. Oats barley and grain sorghum may join when prices are fixed. Farmers pay 1.01 to 1.35 a bushel. lower price supports feed dairy and breeding stock, higher supports other livestock. Program ends April 30.
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Little Rock
Agricultural, Stabilization ,and Conservation Service
Arkansas
Logan County
ASCS
Opposition to Dam Set for Hearing
Anti dam forces filed suit in U S District Court to stop an Army Engineers hearing on sampling public reaction to a Buffalo River dam plan. The Ozark Society seeks release of information, contending it would enable a fair presentation at the hearing slated for Nov. 18.
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Little Rock
Antidam Forces
U. S
Army Engineers
Buffalo River
Central Arkansas
The
Ozark Society
Charles Maynard
District Army
Corps
Enggineers
Neil ,Compton
Fayetteville
H. Charles Johnston
Lance Cash
Patrick Heilman
Johnston
Mayjard
Maynard
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