U S Soviet Talks Preview Ahead of New York Assembly
U S Secretary of State Dean Rusk and Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko may meet in New York about ten days to discuss high level talks during the General Assembly session. The United States seeks to enforce the UN charter on disarmament and security issues while Moscow signals possible steps to ease West tensions and sign new accords.
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Gromyko
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Jet’ Union
Eisenhower awards remark sparks Birch Society clash
Former president Dwight D. Eisenhower received an award for combating communism and criticized John Birch Society leader Robert Welch as irresponsible publicity. Eisenhower urged the audience to view Welch’s statements with humor or disbelief as fellow honorees from the Lafayette era reflected on the event.
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Chicago Rail Labor Talks Edge Toward Mediation
Negotiations stalled as a wildcat walkout by Isolated NYC area shop workers disrupts Isolated National Island Railroad. Mediation board officials led all-day talks but offered no specifics. six ILR unions reject a presidential emergency board plan. About 140,000 members threaten a nationwide 6 am Monday strike that would shut most rail traffic.
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Ng.Island Railroad
L.ilr.r. Craft
Francis A. O'Neill
National de A Mediation Board
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O'Neill
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Girike
Arkansas Forecast Calls For Colder Day and Night
A weather forecast indicates colder conditions across Arkansas with-partly cloudy skies today and a drop in temperatures tonight. Highs and lows are expected to hinge on a cold front moving through the region. Population centers should prepare for chilly winds and a brisk evening temperature drop.
Brezhnev Declares Agriculture Prime National Task
In Tashkent Brezhnev urges steady rise in agriculture as the prime nationwide task and calls for better quality consumer goods. Tass cites excerpts from his first speech outside Moscow since Khrushchev’s ouster on Oct 14. Brezhnev toured the Uzbek republic celebrating its 40th anniversary as a cotton producer.
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Moscow
Soviet Communist Party
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Tashkent
Uzbekistan
Brezhnev
Tass
Nikita Khrushchev
Tashken
Republic
Arkansas Personal Income Set To Lead Nation In 1964
Arkansas projects a 6.5 percent rise in personal income for 1964 to 3.18 billion, the Arkansas Business Bulletin reports, with nonfarm payrolls up about seven percent through nine months. The bulletin notes farm income uncertain but expects a 3 to 5 percent rise, while retail trade and bank payments show strength. Third quarter unemployment sits at 3.9 percent, below the national 4.7 percent.
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Arkansas Business Bulletin
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Routine Pulaski Jury Session in Little Rock
The Pulaski County Grand Jury met in Little Rock for a routine session, its first since empanelment in September. Foreman W. A. Ratcliffe Jr. of Sweet Home said no witnesses were called and the jury reviewed the committee report from the previous grand jury.
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Pulaski County
W. A. Ratcliffe Jr
Sweet Home
Americans Pay Tribute to Kennedy on First Anniversary
Americans will honor President Kennedy Sunday in churches synagogues and at his grave eternal flame. Memorial services will be held in Boston Dallas Rome and Austin with figures like Robert F Kennedy and Cardinal Cushing attending. In Washington a Solemn Mass at St Matthew's Cathedral and tributes planned by Justice Goldberg and local leaders mark the day. Dallas mayor Johnson urges clergy to remember Kennedy but no public memorial due to Sabbath.
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Austin
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Richard Cardinal Cushing
Cathedral of the Holy Cross
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Notre Dame
Robert F. Kennedy
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Santa Susannah
St Paul’s _ Protestant Episcopal Church
Jewish Theological Seminary
John. Fitzgerald Kennedy
Eternal Light
NBC
Supreme Court
Arthur J. Goldberg
High Tribunal
Temple Sinai
Beth Shalom
Erik Johnsson
Verrazano Narrows Bridge Opens to Traffic in NY
The Verrazano Narrows Bridge, 4260 feet long and the world’s largest single suspension span, opens to traffic linking Staten Island and Brooklyn. Built at a cost of 350 million dollars, it spans nearly three miles with two six lane roadways and a center span 60 feet longer than San Francisco’s Golden Gate.
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New York
Verrazano-Narrows Bridge
Staten Island
Brooklyn
San Francisco
Golden Gate
Empire State Building
De Queen Hires City Manager Whitley to Lead
De Queen Ark AP reports the city has hired its first city manager Jack Whitley 54 currently city secretary at Commerce Texas Whitley will become city manager December 1 following residents approval of the city government form in a July 28 special election
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de Queen
Jack Whitley
Commerce, Tex
Appalachian Trail Hike a 2025 Mile Plan Journey Endure
Garnett Martin, resident of Hope Wyoming Colorado, completed a 2025 mile Appalachian Trail hike from Georgia to Maine after planning a six month journey. He carried a light 40 pound pack, relying on dehydration foods and occasional meals from locals, including a trout breakfast from a touring woman. His shoes, custom made with imported soles from Colorado, remained in good shape after the arduous trek.
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Bark Masti
Hope
Wyoming
Colorado
Georgia
Maine
Nature
Garnett Martin
Girl Hit by Car After Getting Off School Bus
Jo Ann Scott, 17 year old Black student from Guernsey, was critically injured when stepping from a bus eight miles west of Hope on Highway 67. A car fleeing the scene was stopped in Prescott. Danny J. Sewards, 16, of Little Rock, remained jailed on hit and run and leaving the scene charges.
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Jo Ann Scott
Guernsey
Hope
Earl Orr
Prescott
Danny J. Sewards
Woodward St
Little Rock
Sewards
Hempstead
Herbert Griffin
Ruby Trial Record Completion Soon
Short hand reporters expect to complete a typed record of the Jack Ruby murder trial this week in Dallas. District Attorney A D Jim Bowie said clerks will send the record to the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals in Austin, which will set a date for hearing arguments on whether Ruby received a fair trial after a jury sentenced him to death for killing Lee Harvey Oswald.
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Tex
Jack Ruby
A.D
Jim Bowie
Bowie
Texas Court of Criminal Appeals
Austin
Ruby
Lee Harvey Oswald
Marina Oswald in Hospital in Dallas
Marina Oswald widow of President Kennedy's assassin was admitted to a Dallas hospital with stomach pains. Hospital officials said she had a good night and is resting comfortably. Attendants declined further details and her physician indicated she is not seriously ill but will stay several days.
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Tex
Hoetur’s Hospital
Marina Oswald
John F. Kennedy
Stuttgart Firm Charged by NLRB in 1963
The National Labor Relations Board said Stuttgart Shoe Corp engaged in unfair labor practices in 1963. The United Shoe Workers of America AFL CIO filed the complaint and lost a unionization election 66 to 36 at the plant on December 20, 1963. The board upheld the examiner Benjam in B Lipton's decision.
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National Labor Relations Board
Stuttgart Shoe Corp
United Shoe Workers of America
Afl-Cio
NLRB
Ben. Jamin B. Lipton
LIR Strike Delays Many Commuters
NEW YORK AP A strike by non operating employees of the Long Island Railroad delayed thousands of Manhattan bound commuters into the morning rush. Picket lines blocked work, unions claimed it was wildcat and unauthorized while supervisory staff moved in to run trains. The walkout, tied to a federal restraining order, disrupted an system serving about 175000 daily riders and came ahead of a national rail walkout.
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Long Island Railroad
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Long Island
Systems Federation No. 136
Demands Removal of Minister by Arkansas Methdist Group
The Forrest City District of Methodist Men adopted a resolution demanding the removal of Rev. James Loudermi lk University of Arkansas campus minister who let a Bulgarian Legation member speak to the University Foreign Relations Club in the Methdist Student Center. The measure passed 100 to 5 and will be sent to state Methodist officials.
Faubus slams Bulgarian communist talk at Fayetteville event
Gov. Orval Faubus criticized sponsors of a Bulgarian official's speaking appearance in Fayetteville, saying inviting communist leaders clashes with U.S. policy and religious values. He noted free speech but called the event regrettable and dangerous to youth, citing propaganda and anti God stance by the Communists.
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John R. Starr
Associated Press
Little Rock
Orval E. Faubus
Fayetteville
Viet Nam
Cuba
Laos
Congo
Faubus
State Legislative Council
Peter Vasser
Legation
Washington
Methodist
Vassitev
South Viet Nam
Budgets Approved for Nine Arkansas Agencies
The Legislative Council approved budgets for nine state agencies matching Gov. Faubus recommendations with two changes. Board of Pardons Paroles and Probation gained 600 for director salary. History Commission got 1,000 more for an archivist salary, totaling 7,000.
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Legislative Council
Orval E. Faubus
Board of Pardons, Paroles and Probation
W. P. Ball
History Commission
Apiary Board
Cancer Control Board
Disabled Veterans Service Office
Veterans Service Office
Child Welfare Division of Veterans Service Office
Cancer Control Commission
Commemoratives Commission
Red China Ultimatum to Soviet Union signals split in world communism
Red China delivers a 3000 word ultimatum to the Soviet Union through Red Flag. Peking demands a purge of Khrushchev era leadership, reinstatement of Stalin, abrogation of nuclear test limits, and a bloc shift toward unity with Moscow under strict conditions. The present Soviet leadership cannot meet these terms.
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Soviet Union
Red Flag
Peking
E- Peking
Europe
U.S.S.R
Nikita Khrushchev
Moscow
Leonid Breadney
Alexei Kosygin
Tito
Yugoslavia
Khrushchev
Kremlin
Stalin
Cold snap grips Arkansas with freezing weekend forecast
Temperatures plunged to teens in North Arkansas with widespread freezing levels across the state. The U S Weather Bureau warns of a hard freeze tonight and an even colder weekend, with lows in the upper teens to low 20s central and single digits in the north. Highs today reach the 30s to 60s range, Fayetteville at 39 and El Dorado near 68, while overnight lows fall to the mid to upper teens in some areas and 20s elsewhere.
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Giles
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