West Germany Looks to Renew Talks With Red China
West Germany aims to renew official contacts with Red China in spring seeking political gains and the potential exchange of trade missions. Bonn officials view talks as a step to deepen the split between Red China and East Germany, signaling a strategic move after U S elections.
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Berlin
West Germany
Red China
Bonn
Ludwig Erhard
Johnson
West Berlin
Poland
Hungary
Romania
Bulgaria
Germany
East
Peking
France
United States
East Germany
Weather and regional forecast flash for Arkansas and Missouri
Weather report covers 24 hours ending 7 am Monday with highs in the 60s to 80s and a trace of precipitation. Forecast segments for Central Northwest Northeast Southwest Southeast Arkansas and Eastern Missouri call for clear to partly cloudy skies through Saturday, cooler nights, warmer Saturdays, and variable low and high temperatures across regions.
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Arkansas
Associated Press
Central
Northwest
Southwest
Southeast
Missouri
Digsawa
Snowstorm swamps Southwest and Midwest regions
A massive snowstorm and cold air disrupt the Southwest with 3 inches in Las Vegas and 10 inches at Flagstaff, while heavy rains soak the Midwest and drought areas. Temperatures plummet, Colorado passes close, and Wyoming Montana see deep cold as the weather system shifts eastward.
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Chicago
Midwest
Nevada
Arizona
Las Vegas
Flagstaff
Ariz
Weather Bureau
Phoenix
Maine
Californ
Rockies
Great Lakes
Indianapolis
Ind
Kansas
Garnett
Paola
Topeka
South
Igs
U.S. 160
Wolf Creek ‘Pass
Colorado
Independence Pass
Wyoming
Yellowstone
Montana
Butte
Broadus
Mont
New Mexico
Zuni
U.S. Weather Bureau
Much Information Comes Through the Mail Each Morning
A New York AP column by Hal Boyle surveys varied tidbits from mail thoughtful and comical. It notes drowning is a leading accidental death risk with male predominance, a USC scientist's hose-clad clarinet experiment, honesty about age and church attendance, and quirky health and memory trivia. It also cites presidents who entered White House unmarried and various folk beliefs.
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Hal Boyle
New York
America
University of Southern California
Henry Ford
White House
James Bleuchanan
Caraver Chac
New Presidium Members Named After Khrushchev Removal
Moscow official sources report two new members elected to the all powerful Presidium of the Soviet Communist Party central committee following Nikita Khrushchev's removal last month. The move signals leadership shakeup and consolidation of power within the party's top echelon.
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Moscow
Sovie Communist Party Central Committee
Aftem
Nikita Khrushchev
Disappearances, drought, and political tension ripple national news
An airliner carrying 28 persons vanishes amid a snowstorm near Las Vegas as widespread drought bites the eastern half of the nation. Snow and storms strand motorists and trap hunters while forecasts warn of continued drought. In politics, Goldwater backs Burch’s four year GOP chair bid, signaling GOP tensions. Kennedy grave marker to be simple monument. Johnson returns to the White House. Delta rocket delays national satellite program. Louisiana teachers press for higher pay during a 20 day session. Ford faces potential plant shutdowns due to parts shortages. West Germany seeks renewed ties with China, Ecumenical Council opens with church doctrine deadlines. Arkansas Republican official analyzes Rockefeller loss factors.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Rockies
Washington
Barry Goldwater
Dean Burch
Republican National Committee
John F. Kennedy
Johnson
White House
National
U.S
Louisiana
Ford Motor Co
International West Germany
China
Ecumenical Council
Pope Paul
Arkansas
Winthrop Rockefeller
Brenda Pedron 16 Dies Saturday Texarkana
Brenda Kay Pedron, 16, died Saturday in Texarkana after a long illness. Survived by her parents Mr. and Mrs. W J Pedron two sisters Mrs Evelyn Townsend of Texarkana and Wanda Pedron of the home and an uncle Raymond Pedron Hope. Services were to be held a day at Rose Hill Church of Christ with burial in Memorial Gardens.
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Brenda Kay Pedron
Texarkana
W.J. Pedron
Evelyn Townsend
Wanda Pedron
Raymond Pedron
Hope
Rose Hill Church of Christ, Texarkana
Bullet Wound Proves Fatal in Little Rock Case
In Little Rock, Keddie Allen, 63, a Negro man from Pulaski County, died Sunday morning at a hospital from a bullet wound suffered Saturday night. Deputies who spoke to Allen after the shooting said he refused to reveal details of the incident.
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Little Rock
Keddie Allen
Scott ¢Pulaski County
Allen
Tolber Corp. Vinyl Material Discussed at Hope Rotary Luncheon
Clyde Fouse of Tolber Corp. spoke at a noon Hope Rotary meeting about the Hope plant and its vinyl family material. He noted wartime and postwar uses with ongoing research promising more applications in coming years. The Hope plant, a subsidiary of Michigan Chrome and Chemical Co. of Detroit, has operated since December 1963. Attendees included Ben Harding, Prescott. Tom Kendall and Roy Hogan, De Queen. and Carter Sutton, Hope.
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Clyde Fouse
Tolber Corporation
Hope Rotarians
Hope
Fouse
Michigan Chrome and Chemical Company
Detroit
Michigan
Ben Harding
Prescott
Tom Kendall
Roy Hogan
DeQueen
Carter Sutton
Seal Drive Opens 58th Christmas Campaign in Hempstead
Today marks the opening of the 58th annual Christmas Seal Campaign in Hempstead County. The county tuberculosis association mails silent ambassadors to every home as J. Dy Turnage, the Christmas Seal Chairman, calls for resident support. He notes TB cases are down and Arkansas ranks third in TB deaths, urging eradication through seal purchases. Neighboring residents with six leases are cited as examples of those helped by the annual campaign.
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Hempstead
County Tuberculosis Association
J. Dy
Dick) Turnage
Arkansas
Turnage
Prescott man L E Tipett dies at 61
Leama Edward Tipett, 61, a retired Highway Department worker from Prescott, died Sunday in a Prescott hospital. Survivors include his wife Roxie Tipett, sister Mrs. J A Tewale of Prescott, half-brother Sherman Tipett of Advance Missouri, and Mrs Annie Barks of Abilene Texas. Services were set for 2 pm Monday at Hickory Grave Church of Christ with burial by Herndon Cornelius in Pleasant Ridew Cemetery.
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Leama Edward Tipett
Highway Department
Prescott Hospital
Roxie ‘Tipett
J. A. Tewale
Prescott
Sherman Tipett
Advance Mo
Annie Barks
Abilene
Texas
Hickory Grave Church of Christ
Herndon Cornelius
Pleasant Ridew
Two Die in Two Car Wreck Near City Limits
Two persons were killed in a two car crash on Highway 29 just north of the Hope city limits. Victims are Lena Astin 46 of Hope and Lynda Rowe Harpron 24 of Texarkana. Astin skidded on wet pavement and collided with Quentin Hurtgen 25 whose wife, Lynda Hurtgen, died later at a local hospital. Hurtgen survived with minor injuries and was treated and released. The Hurtgens’ parents Jimmy Rowe witnessed the crash. Mrs Rowe was hospitalized for shock. Astin died after 2 p.m. at a specialist in Shreveport. Funeral arrangements and survivorship details are provided for both families. Memorial services and burial plans are noted, with no offerings requested.
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Hope
Lena Astin
Lynda Rowe Harpron
Texarkana
Guy Downing
Shreveport
Hurtgen
Jimmy Rowe
James Moss
TL. Watson
Texas
Joe Barham
Herndon-Cornelius
Lacy Rowe
Memory Gardens
Aslin
First Methodist Church
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
Edward
Eddie
Pamela Chand
Ler
Springdale
W. H. Evans
John Evans
Claude and
Henry Evans
Casa Grande
Arizona
Bill Wray
Belly Massey
Bill Souter
Mark Nezut
Robert Moore
Hera Jdon Cornelius
NLR Man Is Shot to Death in Domestic Incident
North Little Rock police report Leonard McClothan, 69, shot to death Saturday at estranged wife Louise McGlothan’s home. Louise McGlothan, 35, is charged with manslaughter. Detective G L Smith said McGlothan allegedly acted in self defense.
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North Little Rock
Leonard McClothan
Louise
McGlothan
Various Community Events Noted in Hope and Texarkana
All Across Town reports Methodist Church conference in Texarkana at Fairview Church with Rev Ot to Teague and Rev Robert Moore delivering talks. Whitfield Masonic Lodge meets Nov 17, VW meeting at Hut, Booster Club canceled. Junior High MYF spaghetti supper Nov 39 funds youth projects. Senior Journalism class exchanges papers with Little Rock. Ricky Stone poem selected for Little Rock school paper. Bob Olden Stewart to lead in The Chinese Wall at Southern State College Overstreet Auditorium Nov 18-19. Charles Beggs lights crew. Hope High seniors invited to Stapecrafters performances.
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Iope
The
Methodist Church
Texarkana
Fairview Church
Otto Teague
Robert B. Moore, Jr
Hope
First Methodist Church
Royce Weisenberger
Tay
H. S. Allman
Little Rock
Hope Hi-Lights
Ricky Stone
L. i
Bob Olden Stewart
N. Hervey
Porn
Overstreet
Southern State College
Charles Beggs
Beggs
Hope High School
Neil Biller
Goldwater Presses Bid to Regroup GOP Leadership
Senator Barry Goldwater and Dean Burch pushed a GOP power struggle as Burch asserted a four year contract to head the Republican National Committee. Rockefeller Javits Lodge and others signaled efforts to replace leadership with a January vote likely to test Burch's position.
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Jack Bell
Washington
Barry Goldwater
Dean Burch
Republican National Committee
Burch
Nelson ‘A
Rockefeller
New York
Henry Cabot Lodge
Jacob K. Javits
National Committee
Goldwater
Johnson
San Francisco
Phoenix, Ariz
Bureli
Associated Press
Safety Rules Show at Yeager High in Hope Arkansas
Safety Magic program presented at Yeager High School in Hope to teach traffic safety to students. Sgt. Carl S. Pike of Kent County Sheriff's Department leads the performance on a nationwide tour sponsored by American Trucking Associations with support from Arkansas State Police and Arkansas Bus and Truck Association.
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Arkansas Bus & Truck Association
Sgt
A. E. Eason
Arkansas State Police
Sel. Pike
Sgt. Pike
Former Editor J.T. Wimberly Dies at 84 in Little Rock
J T Wimberly a former politician and newspaper editor in Lincoln and Lonoke counties died at a Little Rock hospital Saturday night He was 84 A retired attorney Wimberly edited the Cabot Herald and the Lincoln County Ledger He served as state representative Lincoln County clerk Cabot mayor and Lincoln County judge He is survived by his widow three sons two daughters one brother four sisters 10 grandchildren and five great grandchildren
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Little Rock
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