Value of Agri Industry to County Told
A luncheon program highlighting Farm Family Week drew more than 100 people to Hotel Barlow in Hope. Speakers hailed hempstead County farming, noting 37 500 head of beef cattle 18 grade A dairies 150 600 pounds of pecans and rising soybean output. The event honored Ned Purtle and 4 H champions Robert Cash Genie Lea Ward and credited University of Arkansas experimentation for stabilizing county agriculture and industry.
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Jack Dillard
KWKH
Shreveport
Hope Star
Purtle
Robert Cash
Genie Lea Ward
Dillard
State of
Arkansas
University of Arkansas Experiment Station
Lloyd Spencer
Hope and Hempstead
Hhation
Material Is Desperate by Cynthia Lowry on Gleason Show
New York AP observer Cynthia Lowry critiques a Jackie Gleason Show sketch about Alcoholics Anonymous as tasteless satire. She argues the spoof shifts from drinking to eating, fails in humor, and leaves victims to retreat to the kitchen amid a string of slapstick bits and TV parodies.
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Cynthia Lowry
New York
Jackie Gleason
Wilters
Alcoholics Anonymous
CBS
Webster
Gleason
Frank Sinatra
President Kennedy
Private Eyes
Weather totals show 1962 rainfall near 44 inches
Across Arkansas and Missouri readings report 43.98 inches through October 1962, below last year’s 46.46 inches. Local forecast notes partly cloudy to cloudy today and tonight with occasional rain in the south and east, clearing and cooler Thursday with highs around 55 to 65 and lows near 32 to 42.
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Arkansas
Missouri
District Peace Officers Organize in Hope Arkansas
Vincent Foster of Hope elected to a three year term on the National Association of Real Estate Boards board at Detroit meeting with 5,000 delegates. Foster, former Arkansas Real Estate Commission chair, received bronze plaque. he is a director of First National Bank in Hope and ex-president of the Arkansas Real Estate Association. Texarkana Chief Max Tackett lamented public psychology myths about juvenile delinquency and urged accountability to curb youth crime. emphasized a line between pranks and crime. About 63 officers from Pike, Hempstead, Lafayette, and Miller counties attended a banquet. new officers named include Guy Downing president, Howard Giles vice president, Wallace Martin secretary, and Lawrence Sparks treasurer.
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Vincent Foster
Vincent W. Foster
Foster Realty Company
Hope
Ark
National Association of Real Estate Boards
Detroit
Foster
Arkansas Real Estate Commission
Arkansas Real Estate Association
First National Bank
Max Tackett
Texarkana
Southwest Arkansas Peace Officers Association
Wow Hall
Tackett
Pike
John L. Wilson
Guy Downing
Arkansas State Police
Howard Giles
Texars Kana
Wallace Martin
Hope City Force
Lwyrence Sparks
Tacken
Arkansas
Howard
Mail Route Extension Adds Hope to Key Post Route
AP reports a new rack mail route linking Lite Rock and Garden will extend to Hope. Service revives in Hope at 1:00 am daily and departs Lite Rock for Garden at 6:30 am.
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Little Rock
Lite Rock
Garden
Hope
Post Office Department
Litte Rock
White Mill Loss Estimated at 144000 in Nashville Fire
Nashville Arkansas Tuesday estimate puts the White Manufacturing Co plant loss at 144000 after a Monday night blaze. The hardwood mill employed 76 people and officials say the plant will be rebuilt.
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Nashville
Ark
White Manufacturing Co
Cites Necessity of Research at Arkansas meeting
Texas Instruments chairman Eric Jonsson urged state legislatures to back industrial research and develop a regional basic research facility. He said rapid advances in many fields require management to stay informed or risk being outpaced. The remarks followed a joint Arkansas Industrial Development Commission and Graduate Institute of Technology meeting.
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Little
Jonsson
Southern Merkocdisi University
Fatal Pedestrian Crash on Finley River Bridge Near Ava
Ozark Mo report: Cadron Ballentine 68 of Mountain View Ark struck by car and killed Tuesday night on the Finley River bridge on U.S. Highwa y 65 die. Peliew identified them of the tar as Jessie L. Cros 2 Ava Mo.
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Ozark
Cadron
Bell Income Shows Increase in Nine Months 1962
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co reports nine month net income of 15.74 million dollars, up 16.87 million from 1961, as operating revenue for the period rings up to 664.27 million dollars, about seven percent higher. The firm notes expansion across Arkansas, Kansas, Oklahoma, Texas, Missouri and a small Illinois fringe near St. Louis.
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Kansas
Oklahoma
Texas
Missouri
Illinois
St. Louis
Industrial Bond Issue Approved in Malvern Ark
Malvern Ark voters approved a 1 million industrial bond issue 2 464 to 982. Money funds a Beckerman Shoe Co plant from Pennsylvania to employ about 300 people with 6 percent women. Voters also approved a five mill tax for three years and a one mill tax for seven years to finance retirement of the bonds. Rentals to be paid by the company and debt service after 20 years.
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Malvern
Ark
IAP
Hob Spring County
Beckerman
Shoe Co
Pennsylvania
India Leery of Sudden China Ceasefire
President Kennedy sends a high level mission to New Delhi to assess Indian military needs amid the Sino Indian clash and explore U S aid to modernize Nehru's armed forces. Harriman leads a team including Nitze Adams Kaysen Hillsman Grant to gauge options as India seeks more equipment and support.
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John M. Hightower
Washington
Kennedy
New Delhi
India
China
U.S
Nehru
W. Averell Harriman
Thelude
Paul H. Nitze
Defense Department
Paul D. Adams
U.S. Strike Command
Carl Kaysen
Roger Hillsman
State Department
James P. Grant
South Asia
Middle East
Harriman
New York
Southeast Asia
United States
Himalayan
Fog Shrouds Arkansas as Rain Lifts Northwest Part
Fog covered much of Arkansas after light rain, with northwest counties most affected. The Weather Bureau forecast cloudy to partly cloudy skies with light rain ending and temperatures near freezing tonight, highs in the 30s Wednesday. Some areas saw lows around 30 to 32 after a clearing trend Monday night.
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Associated Press
Arkansas
U.S. Weather Bureau
Little Rock
Batesville
Ozark
Mountain Home
Gilbert
Two Sentenced for Robbery in Arkansas
In Little Rock, Thomas Lee Overton, 14, of North Little Rock and Bobby Anderson Stark, 20, of Lille Rock, were sentenced to six months in prison after pleading guilty to robbing the Arkansas Savings and Loan Association at Notch Like Rock on October 23. Judge J. Smith Henley ordered two years probation after the prison term. The men obtained $954, with all but 50 cents recovered.
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Little Rock
Thomas Lee Overton
North Little Rock
Bobby Anderson Stark
Lille Rock
Arkansas Savings and Loan Association
Notch Like Rock
Dudge J. Smith Henley
UN Members hail Cuba concessions in crisis talks
Delegates praised U S and Soviet moves on Cuba as a major step toward ending the crisis. Khrushchev pledged to pull about 30 jet bombers from Cuba and Kennedy ordered the naval blockade lifted, easing fears of a shooting war. Negotiations will continue with key disputes unresolved and U Thant hosting a working lunch with U S S R diplomats. Fidel Castro protested inspections on Cuban soil and warned against U S reconnaissance planes.
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United Nations, N.Y
United States
Soviet Union
Cuba
Khrustehev
Kennedy
U.N
U.S
U Thant
Vasily Vo Kugnetsov
Valerian Zorin
Platon D. Morozov
Castro
Ariumph
Anastas I. Mikoyan
Kremlin
Havana
Khrushchev
Khrushchev Says Steel Is Not Prime Industrial Index
Soviet Premier Khrushchev told the Central Committee that steel no longer defines a nation’s industrial strength as he urged faster development of chemical power and synthetic materials to replace steel. He attacked conservatives in planning organs, noted lagging synthetic material targets, and contrasted with U.S. steel output figures from the third quarter.
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George Syvertsen
Moscow
Khrushchev
Communist Party Central Committee
Soviet Union
Khrushichev
United
Upian town events highlight Calvary Baptist service
The All Around Town column notes a 4 pm Thursday Upian healing service at Calvary Baptist Church led by Rev Clyde duly son Wil. Public invited. Also mentions state college honors, yearbook editor Shay heer, and recent law enforcement speaker Max Tackett. Television and football notes wrap the region’s Thanksgiving week activities.
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Calvary Baptist
Clyde
AL Southern State Citlage Pevcy Lievd
Dimehter Ool
QO Bo Lay
Tope
Shay Heer
Bray
Callege
Kennedy ends Cuba blockade promise as Khrushchev pulls out planes
President Kennedy announced the Cuban crisis setback is easing after Khrushchev pledged to remove jet bombers within 300 days and permit on site observation. He lifted the naval quarantine and stated tightened controls on sensitive intelligence while pledging a housing desegregation order and further State Department moves.
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Kennedy
United States
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Khrushchev
W. Averell Harriman
New Delhi
India
China
U S Planes Allegedly Bomb Cuban Merchant Ship
Sayed radio charges a Yankee plane flew over a Cuban merchant ship Monday southwest of Bermuda and dropped herbs that exploded. The Hiv Damuji was not damaged and none of its 38 crew were injured. Pentagon says no U S plane involved.
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Key West
Mia
Avana
Bermuda
Washington
Pentagon
U.S
Cuba
Inj
Thanksgiving Observances Across America and Plymouth Pilgrims
Thanksgiving will be a day of prayer and gratitude for Americans at home, in hospitals, or abroad. President Kennedy noted hemisphere unity and peace amid the Cuban crisis, while Plymouth Mass marks the Pilgrim observance with Mayflower II on display and a Pilgrim’s Progress march. Military personnel will share 12,000 turkeys as the force remains alert but families are joined in holiday meals where possible.
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Kennedy
United States
Plymouth
Mass
Mach Child
Pilgrim Wall
Plymouth Rock
Fannis Port
Defense Department
Haliday
Arkansas hatcheries report October chick output
The Crop Reporting Service of the Agriculture Department said Arkansas hatcheries produced 1,59,000 chicks in October, up 1 percent from a year ago. Egg-type chicks totaled 728,006, up 41 percent, while 17,864,000 broiler chicks hatched, up 1 percent.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
Agriculture Department
Driver dies in wreck near Conway on Highway 64
Ack APJ-Mason ML Adams, 43, of Conway, was fatally injured when his car struck a bridge abutment and crossed into the path of another vehicle on Highway 64 near Gleason. Glenn Summers, 67, and his wife Frances, 24, were slightly injured in the collision.
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APJ
Mason ML Adams
Conway
Glenn Summers
Morviltom
Gleason
Here
Summers
Frances
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