Abolition Drive in Hempstead County School Office
The editor argues to abolish the County School Supervisor office ahead of the December 5 vote. Key items detail consolidation fears, a pro office defense by six rural superintendents, the office budget of 10,472.64, and editor’s critique of Elmer Brown who half-time teaches at Spring Hill High. The piece endorses Herbert M. Stephens for the County Board of Education and urges voters to defend local authority against bureaucrats.
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Hempstead
Elmer Brown
Brown
County Board of Education
the Star
Milton H. Peebles
Francis S. Key
Saratoga
Wapring Hill
Spring Hill High School
Spring Hill
Milton Peebles
Forney Holt
Hope
Peebles
Holt
Herbert M. Stephens
Blevins
Stephens
Star
Ralph Lehman
Weather notes on Maui precipitation counts for period
An Experiment Station report records 46.46 inches of Vytal precipitation for 146 days through October and 42.7 inches for the previous year. The 24 hour figure ends at 6 p.m. Maui details continue on Page two.
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Maui's
Duck-selling fined. man arrested in Pulaski case
James A. Sims, 28, of Slarrisburg, paid a $125 fine and penalty for illegally selling wild ducks. He was arrested Wednesday in federal court at Jonesboro, Tennessee, and charged in Pulaski County with failing to pay the fine.
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Lumtle Rock
James A. Sims
Slarrisburg
Jonesboro
Pulaski County
Kennedy urges U S to negotiate from strength abroad
President Kennedy declares the United States must negotiate cold war issues from a position of strength. He warns against appeasement or surrender and says no American solution fits every world problem. He speaks at the University of Washington during a Western tour amid Seattle events and Magnuson reelection support.
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Seattle
Wash
Kennedy
United States
West Germany
Soviet Union
Moscow
University of Washington
Richard M. Nixon
Warren G. Magnuson
Wash Magnuson
Congress
Magnuson
Carl Hayden
Phoenix
San Diego
Sam Rayburn
Bonham
Tex
Los Angeles
Killer Rocket Passes Tests At Mugu Nike Zeus Demonstrations
A Nike Zeus three stage solid fuel missile completed a test at Point Mugu California with the first two stages functioning while the third stage awaits future testing. The rocket, designed to outrun liquid fuel missiles and destroy incoming threats, was destroyed after reaching altitude to prevent danger to ships at sea. Army officials say future tests will push the third stage and integrate warhead capabilities, with launches planned from Vandenberg and Kwajalein in coming months.
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Point Mugu
Calif
Apl
Kwajalein Island
Vandenberg Air Force Base
J. Repurls
Lions Plan Annual Yule Auction in Hope
The Hope Lions Club announces its annual Christmas auction set for December 4 5 and 6. The event originates at the Keesey Shoe Store building on 2nd Street starting daily at 5 30 p m and running to about 10 p m with headquarters open all day each day. Santa Claus will greet children and parents, and items for baskets are being gathered from local merchants and businesses. KXAR will broadcast the auction as a public service for the Lions Club and the community for the 12th year.
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Hope Lions Club
Keesey
2Nd St
Santa Claus
Santa
Retail Promotion Association of the
Hope Chamber of Commerce
Lions
State ABC mulls stale tax on beer liquor sold on posts
Arkansas ABC director Rollo Vich said the board may begin collecting stale taxes on beer and liquor sold on military posts. The proposed tax is 2.50 dollars per gallon for liquor and 3.00 per case for beer with 2 gallons per case. Discussions are ongoing with military officials.
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Little Rock
State Alcoholic Beverage Control Board
ABC
Paisley Book Week Program Highlights Local Students
In celebration of Book Week November 12 18 the Cuthh grade of Paisley presented a school program with Virginia Lee as chairman. The program included Salute Donald Braden Book Hours Howard Stroud and song by Fifth Grade. Participants named include Bren dé Lester Leah May Patton Duelen Rilael William Lee da Mes Kamio William Whitten Lindi Lawrence Kenny Mullins Donald Hampton John Chan Ricky Neal Terry My was stage manager and artwork by Soda Saber Darlene Riteell Jo McRKamig Terry Fry JKenny Mullins Pian Paris Will jam Whitten and Howard Struued amid Sherry Dickisban sang.
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Cuthh
Paisley
Virginia Lee
Donald Braden
Howard Stroud
Fifth Grate
Viettaria
Nancy Lough
Brendé Lester
Leah May Patton
Duelene Rilael
William Lee
da Mes Kamio
William Whitten
Lindi Lawrence
Kenny Mullins
Donald Hampton
John Chan
Ricky Neal
Terry My
Soda Saber
Darlene Riteell
Jo McRkamig
Terry Fry
Jkenny Mullins
Pian Paris
Willjam Whitten
Howard
Railman Dies in Falls at Hot Springs Hospital
Vesta Pierick, 71, a Great Northern Railroad ore handler from Minneapolis, died after jumping from a fourth floor hospital window on Thursday. Deputy Coroner ruled death by own action.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Vesta Pierick
Minneapolis
Great Northern Railroad
Cordier UR
Lee
Duck Sellers Sentenced by Judge in Federal Case
Seven men convicted in a crack down on alleged illegal sales of migratory waterfowl were sentenced by U S District Judge Gordon F Young. Tony Zerlinge of Stuttgart received six months in prison and a 250 fine plus 21 2 years probation. Other defendants received jail terms from 30 days to 60 days and fines from 150 to 250 with addresses listed.
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U.S
Gordon F. Young
Tony Zerlinge
Stuttgart
B. O R
Rex Leach
Bobby Joe Worring
Fiza
Charles Johnson
Tra Myers
Gene Rose
Johnson
Phrey
Arkansas Travel Industry Spends $150 Million
A government backed report shows visitors spent about 150 million dollars last year at Arkansas travel related establishments. The figure represents nearly half of total sales for traveling serving businesses, including service stations hotels restaurants and recreation caterers. The Highway Department Bureau of Public Roads and the University of Arkansas compiled the study.
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Little Rock
Oub
Arkansas
The
Highway Department
Bureau of Public Roads
University of Arkansas
Dies in Wreck in Conway Area Collision
W G Sulvngider aged 76 died when his car collided with a truck on U S highway 65 near Conway. Truck driver Frank Walkley 60 of Evansville Illinois escaped injury in the wreck.
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Conway, Ack
W. G. Sulvngider
U.S. Highway 65
Frank Walkley
Evansville, IL
U.S. Rushing Military Aid to Viet Nam
Secretary of Defense Robert McNamara said the United States has sped up military aid to South Vietnam and discussed adding aid to counter the north’s Communist activities. He noted no final decision on Nike Zeus production and defended Walker, who resigned over political influence concerns.
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Washington
Robert
McNamara
United States
South Viet Nam
Berlin
National Guard
McNamra
U.S
Europe
Pentagon
Edwin A. Walker
Walker
Army
Hoy
Calvary Church to Welcome Guest Speaker Dr Miller
Dr John Miller, Camden physician, will speak Sunday at 7 30 p m at Calvary Baptist Church. He is known for missionary work among the Simblas Indians off Panama and will illustrate his message with recent color slides. The Rev J Dr Passmore urges attendance.
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John Miller
Camden
Calvary Baptist Church
Tiw
Sim Blas Islands
Panama
Mills credits Rayburn with helping new congressmen rise
Rep Wilbur Mills of Arkansas said that the late Sam Rayburn aided more new members in learning the ropes in the House than any other man. Mills called Rayburn a guiding father who instilled high standards of conduct in congressmen.
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Little Rock
Wilbur Mills
D-Ark
Sam Rayburn
House of Representatives
Rayburn
All Around Town Invites Austin College Choirs Tour
Bill Lawrence son of Dr L Jr Lawrence Hope will be among 67 members of the Austin College A Capella and Biasy Choirs on a six day concert tour through Tex and Louisiana. Congressman Oren Morris will visit Hope on Tuesday November 21 to address a joint civic clubs meeting.
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Bill Lawrence
Dr. L. Jr. Lawrence of Hope
Austin College
Oren I Morris
Hope
Emergency Money Boosts Nuclear Energy Effort in South
Little Rock police report a $4,500 emergency fund contribution by Orvalke Faubus. Forty two deer checked at the local star, while the Southern Interstate Nuclear Energy Compact promotes peacetime uses of nuclear energy. Mrs. Paul Raley attended a Dallas spring Pashto Market event.
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Little Rock
Gow
Orvalke
Faubus
Star
Iday
Department Store Sales Up Across Federal Reserve District
The Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis reports department store sales in the seventh district rose three percent in the week ended July 11 compared with last year. Memphis led declines at one percent, while Louisville up nine percent, Little Rock up five percent, St Louis up two percent, and seven district cities averaging three percent higher. Four week district totals were two percent above the prior year, with overall year to date sales level steady.
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St. Louis
Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis
Sth
Federal Reserve District
Navy
Memphis
Louisville
Little Rock
East Coast Blasted by Rain and Cold Weather
Snow and rain swept the nation from the Plateau to the Atlantic Coast with blustery winds. A major snowstorm over Lake Huron spread northeastward, while six inch totals were reported in Michigan and Minnesota and four inches in Iowa and Wisconsin. Gale warnings lingered over the Great Lakes as frigid air cooled the Plains and West while temperatures dropped to near or below freezing in many areas.
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Associated Press
Plateau
Atlantic
Midwest
Georgian Bay
Lake Huron
Michigan
Minnesota
Iowa
Wisconsin
Great Lakes
Plasteau
Central Rockies
Mississippi Valley
Ovens
Ohio Valley
Athletic Coast
Wyoming
Upper Great Lakes
Pacific Coast
Texas
New Eaghand
Southland
Poultrymen to Discuss U S Controls Meeting Monday in Bodeau High
Poultrymen in southwestern Arkansas will meet Monday at 7 p m in Bodeau High School auditorium to discuss proposed federal controls on brailer production Proposed farm level controls draw opposition from Arkansas Poultry Federation leaders and state farm leaders The meeting aims to hear all sides before SAPPA decides on farm level controls and the guaranteed contract program Browers contracts blamed for costs in broiler trade
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Brailer Geawers
Arkansas
Bodeau , High School
Southwest Arkansas Poultry Producers Association
Georgia
T. J. Silvey
Arkansas Poultry Federation
Federal Centrals
Silvey
Federation
Mr. Silvey
Cyntr Browers
Aley
Man Browers
Coas
Tatarestedt Growers
Jiddetey
Jsuidl Tie Sappa
Congo Killings Prompt U N to Move On Suspects
UN forces rushed to Kindu after reports of a massacre in which Congolese troops slaughtered Italians. Bodies were mutilated and shown to crowds as the UN planned disarming operations and a Congo mission to pursue those responsible. UN spokesman George Ivan Smith said action would be taken to establish conditions for further measures.
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Leopoldville
The
Congo
United Nations
Kindu
Ya Ttalian LN
Bitalaba
Kivi
Lardarso
Lumumbist
Antoine Given
U.N
Ste Linner
Sweden
Kinday
U.N Congoleiacome
New York
Linner
U.N. Congo
Tlh
Kindy
Work Health Organization
George Ivan Smith
Cyrille Adoula
B&PW Cake Sale Next Monday Night
The Business and Professional Women's Club presents its annual Door to Door fruit cake sale Monday night, Nov. 20, from 6:40 to 4:30 PM. Proceeds benefit the student loan fund. Cakes cost 1.50 each and feature pecans, glazed pineapple, dried cherries, and raisins. Public support urged.
Cancer Group Elects Officers and President
The Cancer Group Meety Arkinses Division of the American Cancer Society elected Dr. William Martin Wiseler of Tat Springs its president Thursday. Other new officers include Louis Havendr of Porrest City as vice president Mars W. St. Breoksher of Orl Smith as secretary and W. Burney Fitch of Fort Smith as treasurer.
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Little Rock
Arkinses Division
American Cancer Society
William Martin Wisele
Tat Springs
Louis Havendr
Porrest City
Mars
W. St. Breoksher
Orl Smith
W. Burney Fitch
Fort Smith
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Metropolitan Museum of New York
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Viet Nam
Calvary Church
Saves “Municipal South’ Cays
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Ross
Chamber of Commerce Board
Olin Lewis
Hiskell Jones
Fred Gray
James Tilkinton
Bill Gunter
Paul Raley
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