Yale Professor Freder Barghoorn Freed by Soviet Union
Freder ick C. Barghoorn, Yale political science professor, released after Moscow expelled him on espionage charges. He traveled via London and New York to New Haven, stating he seeks quiet while preparing a book and will withhold details until officials in Washington are consulted.
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Associated Press
New Haven, Conn
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Moscow
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New Haven
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Washington
U.S
Barghoon
Russia
Weather Summary from Arkansas Station Report
Weather data covers 24 hours ending 7 am. Monday with high 79 and low 52 and precipitation of .91 of an inch. Arkansas forecast calls for mostly cloudy conditions in east and south, partly cloudy in the northwest, widely scattered showers or thundershowers in the south today, clearing to partly cloudy tonight and Tuesday, cooler today and tonight, continued cool Tuesday with highs in the 50s northwest and 60s southeast and lows tonight from 30 to 40.
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Arkansas
Weather Outlook for Eastern and Southern Missouri
Generally fair and cooler today with highs 55 to 60 degrees. Tonight will be fair with lows 30 to 38. A little warmer Tuesday with similar conditions expected.
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Missouri
Supreme Court Asks DOJ To Weigh In On Sit-In Cases
The Supreme Court asked the Justice Department to submit views on constitutional issues in six pending sit-in cases. The court, which heard arguments last month, invited Solicitor General Archibald Cox to file a new brief. The actions involve sit-ins in Maryland South Carolina and Florida with two cases from Maryland and two from South Carolina. The court's 5 4 division reflected on whether to request DOJ input.
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Rateliff Dies at Camden After Service for Thomas W Rateliff
Thomas Watson Rateliff 66 died Friday in Camden Arkansas Hospital. Funeral held 2 p.m. Saturday at Judson Baptist Church with ministers John L. Smith and Joe Dickie. Burial at New Hope cemetery Patmos. Survivors include Zara Rateliff wife four sons four daughters two sisters five brothers and numerous grandchildren. Camden Funeral Service led the arrangements.
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Judson Church
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Harris
Texarkana
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Felix
Lee Roy Rateliff
Little Rock
David Smith
Max Launius
Arkadelphia
J. C. Jones
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B. W. Jester
Harrell
Bob
Ben Rateliff
Hope
Walter
Bill
More Likely to Meet Over in Africa Than for Lunch in This Great Big Busy City
Joy Stilley notes the odds of meeting a friend for lunch in a crowded city. She recounts waiting 12 hours by a waterfall before discovering her companions missed the rendezvous. The trio plans another attempt next week as her husband stays on standby. Editors: Hal Boyle is ill.
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Dawn T
Dear Charles Was Tops in Enjoyment at Hope Community Theater
The Hope Community Theater staged Dear Charles last Thursday and Friday at Hope High School auditorium. Denise Carvel played by Elaine Petre remains the central figure though Charles is a figment. Denise’s maid and physician are Mary Ann Avery and Paul O Neal. Cast includes David Pearson Patty Manus Al Weisenberger Ken Daniels George Peck Jr Lloyd Guerin Jackie Guerin Donna Ayers Phil McLarty with director Kay Leimbacher praised for the production and set. The troupe promises a spring follow up performance.
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Hope Community Theater
Hope High School
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Elaine Petre
Denise
Mary Ann Avery
Paul O’neal
David Pearson
Patty Manus
al Weisenberger
Floyd Green Dies in Highway 70 Wreck Near Hot Springs
Floyd Green 44 of Fulton died when his car overturned on Highway 70 ten miles east of Hot Springs. Passengers Hope Kingrey 29 and W E Hicks 42 of Little Rock were hospitalized. State Police said loss of control sent the vehicle into a ditch, across the road, and onto a bridge embankment. Green, an East Texas Motor Freight Co. employee, is survived by his father William L. Green, two brothers James and Lee, three sisters America Gathwright Charleen Knight and Betty Lou Revels. Funeral Monday at Hern don-Cornelius Chapel with burial in Memory Gardens.
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Little Rock
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McNab
James
Lee Green
Arizona
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Saratoga
Charleen Knight
Betty Lou Revels
Herndon-Cornelius Chapel
Milton Peebles
Memory Gardens
Sit-ins Plead Innocent in Helena Court
Four Negroes pleaded guilty and 15 pleaded innocent in Helena Municipal Court to sit-in charges. Guilty defendants were fined 50 dollars with suspended jail terms. three youths placed on probation. Judge Heslett to hear pleas from 10 more including SNCC secretaries Hansen and Bradford.
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Atlanta
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Helena
Bond
Arkansas Am&n
Dinning
Pioneer Resident of Columbus Dies at 92
Aloyses Johnson Wilson, a 92 year old Columbus pioneer, lifelong resident, Presbyterian and Eastern Star Past Matron, and DAR member, died Saturday at her home. Survived by daughter Mrs. James W. Green of Houston and son John J. Wilson of Columbus. Services at 3 p.m. Monday at Columbus Presbyterian Church, burial in Columbus Cemetery.
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Herndon
Cornelius
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Kennedy Defends Pro-Business Course In Florida Address
President Kennedy, defending his admin against anti business charges, says he is not out to soak the rich and aims for prosperity in an age of peace. In Tampa for the Florida Chamber of Commerce speech, he outlines views on government size, deficits, and the federal budget as he tours MacDill AFB and Strike Command HQ. He envisions future flight at extreme speeds and dates a two state swing to secure 1964 southern support.
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Florida
Texas
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Former Hope resident Floy Cannon dies in Phoenix
Former Hope resident Floy Cannon died Sunday at her Phoenix home. Services will be held in Phoenix. Survivors include two daughters Mrs. Tom Magness and Mrs. Price Brown, both of Phoenix. two sons Bill of Phoenix and Major George C. Cannon Jr. with the Air Force in Colorado Springs. two sisters Mrs. J. A. Davis of Hope and Mrs. Day Campbell of Phoenix. and a brother George Hinton Jr. of Phoenix.
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Phoenix
Arizona
Tom Magness
Price Brown
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George C. Canmon Jr
Air Force
Colorado Springs
J. A. Davis
Day Campbell
George Hinton Jr
Harris Urges Congress to Adjourn After Deadlock
Representative Oren Harris of Arkansas defends the 88th Congress as productive despite civil rights and tax measures stalling this session. He says Congress should pass essential money bills and go home, arguing the deadlock is over social and economic lines, not party politics, and that a tax cut could burden national debt while impacting 10 percent positively and 90 percent negatively.
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Oren Harris
D-Ark
Harris
House
Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee
Congress
Arkansas
All Around Town Highlights From Local Notices
Reports of a break in at the Victory 4-H Clubhouse damaged a chair and table, hinges broken to gain entry. Rain totals: .91 inches at Experiment Station, 1.23 inches at Spencer rack this morning. Joe Dallas of Mountaire Poultry attended a four day poultry course in Charles City Iowa. Whitfield Masonic Lodge No 230 meets at 7 30 p.m. Tuesday. Hope Fire Department responded to a grass fire near Shepard on Highway 67, saving three barns. one shed burned. Fire Chief Jim Cobb noted limited water in the Hope tanker, Forestry personnel arriving with aid. Jon Barbarotto, Hope High Band Director, attends the 1963 America School Band Directors Association convention at Elkhart Indiana, first time in the city where instruments used in the U S are manufactured by 20 companies. Thurman Ridling proud of a 9 point buck in Henderson Hempstead County. Game Warden Dale Bonds reports deer season counts similar to last year. second season opens December 9 to 14 and Pas season December 28 to January 1.
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Hope High
America School Band Director's Association
Elkhard
Ind
United States
Atlantic City Fire Destroys Five Buildings Killing At Least Three
A fast moving blaze swept a block near the Atlantic City Boardwalk destroying five hotels and a rooming house. At least three people died and 20 were missing, later updated to 23. Surfside Hotel, a kosher establishment, housed most of the missing and guests. Fire extended to eight nearby buildings before containment, with 22 treated at Atlantic City Hospital and two admitted. Owners and residents recounted escapes through windows as flames engulfed the building within minutes.
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