Kennedy holds first U S Soviet interview with editor Adzhubei
President Kennedy becomes the first U S leader to grant an exclusive interview to Soviet editor Alexei Adzhubei of Pravda on the state of U S Soviet relations Adzhubei hopes to publish the full text and assist thaw in tensions with world stability cited by Press Secretary Pierre Salinger Kennedy may release the transcript in U S papers and later in the Soviet Union as comparisons arise about historical exchanges with Khru shchev’s circle
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Karl R. Bauman
Hyannisport
Mass
Kenedy
U. S
Khrushchev
Kennedy
Alexei
Adzhubei
Iovestia
Soviet Union
Pierre Salinuer
U.S
Satinger
Hig
Wally Lippmann
Drew Pearson
L. Sulzberger
New York Times
Judge Brown to Attend State Trial Judges Seminar
Judge Brown of the Eighth Judicial Circuit will leave for Austin Tuesday to attend a state trial judges seminar at the University of Texas. The American Bar Association Section of Judicial Administration selected 100 judges from Arkansas Florida Kansas Louisiana Oklahoma New Mexico and Texas for the program. Arkansas delegates include Paul Wolfe Guy Amsler Charles Light Andrew Ponder and Judge Brown. In his absence Judge Bobby Feel of Nashville will preside in Texarkana the week of November 27.
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Lyle. Brown Willl
Austin
U of Texas
4Pevican Bar Assn
Judicial Administration
Arkansias
Wolorade
Kansas
Louisiana
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Texas
Arrkansas
Arkansas
Paul Wolfe
Wt. Smith
Guy Amsler
Little Rock
Charles Light
Paragould
Andrew Ponder
Walnut Ridge
Judge Brown
Brown
Eighth Judicial Circuit
Miller
Lafayette
Clark
Nevada
Hempstead
Bobby Feel
Nashville
Texarkana
Miu
Charges Right Wingers Still Doing Work
New York report accuses Socialist leaders of continuing right wing indoctrination in the armed forces. Norman Thomas and Irwin Stall present findings alleging covert activity across the Pentagon and military units from San Antonio to Oxnard and Maxwell Field. Military officials deny involvement and cite standard politicking limits.
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New York
RSW
Socialist Party
Pentagon
Norman Thomas
United States
Socialist
Defense
C Robert McNamara
Adm
Robert Golsthweile
Goldwaithe
San Wrati¢ises
Socha Party
Social Democratic Federation
Irwin Stall
Stall
Thomas
Ira L. Beard
4Th Army
San Antonio
Th. Us Allen
Navy Electronics Laboratory
San Diego
Calif
Steven Ul. Juker
Oxnard Air Force Base
Frank 8. Nerald
Electronics Labs
Aml
Louis Leith
Hffaker
Maxwell Air Force Base
Montgomery
Ala
Leith
Huffaker
Elvis
World War II Leader Is Dead
Washington AP report notes Maj. Gen. Russell P. Martle, 72, of Hagerstown Maryland, died at Walter Reed Medical Center after surgery for a blood clot. A WWI veteran who led Americas first unit to England and later commanded the 34th National Guard Division, he leaves a widow and three sisters. Funeral services are planned in Hagerstown Monday.
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Washington
Americas
England
Russel P. Martle
Hagerstown
Waleler Head
Brooke Army
San Antoniin
Tex
Army
Hortle Sn
34Th National Guard
Pearl Tavhor
Ols J
Europe
Livial
Mondiy
Survivor of Tragic Ship Going Home
Terry Jo Doperrault, survivor of the Blue Belle tragedy, may return to Green Bay Wisconsin as an estate guardian plans to place her with an aunt. The Miami hospital recovery followed the November 12 sinking that claimed her parents and siblings.
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Miami
Fly
Terry Jo Doperrault
Bluebelle
iGreen Bay
Wis
Aarents
Ralph Scheer
Green Bay
A! Depere
Colburn
Cher
Terry Jo
Arthur Dupperault
Jean
Brian
Renee
Mary Harvey
Fort Lauderdale
Copper Bulls
Bahamas
Harvey
Julian
Coast Guard
Atlantic Ocean
Bluehalle
Autobahn lifeline through Berlin amid Berlin crisis
An AP dispatch from Berlin outlines the Autobahn as a vital, heavily controlled link from West Berlin to West Germany. It details the passport checks, barbed wire, and police barriers faced by travelers, including multiple inspections and a highway toll, as East and West guard access during the crisis.
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Berlin
West Bree
West Berlin
West Germany
East Germany
Helmstedt
Oerine Ame
Artack
Goodhind
Keith Nogel
Fis
Rash Geroff
Tnolde Pnt
Ab Street
West toWast Berlin
Smek
West Berelin
O-Man's Land
Zig-Ag
Goodland
Kan
AB I
Limit Raised on Series 1 Savings Bonds Purchase
Washington AP reports the Treasury raised the annual limit for Series 1 savings bonds from 10000 to 20000 per buyer. The Thursday announcement cited rising demand from partnerships, ships, corporations, pension funds and other investors.
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Washington
The
Treasury
Three Men Arrested for Bad Check Scheme in Downtown
City police rounded up three men on bad-check charges after they passed payroll checks totaling 80.40 at West Department Store and Scott Variety Store. William E. Dailey of Little Rock Glen F. Wilkins of Little Rock and Edward W. Scruggs of Ola Ark were held in the city jail awaiting forgery and uttering charges. Olen Overlurt of Family Shoe Store alerted police. Officers Muses and Ward reported the arrests.
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Uope
William E. Dailey
Little Rock
Glen FE. Wilkins
Lille Rock
Edward W. Scruggs
Ola
Ark
Construction Company
West Department Store
Scott Variety Store
Montgomery's Market
Family Shoe
Olen
City Police
Muses
Ward
Dozer incident causes extensive damage in Elsmere yard
On Thanksgiving at Rushe tan Construction in Elsmere, four boys aged about 10 to 12 climbed a large bulldozer. The machine rolled backward, dragging cars and striking a home, wrecking a kitchen wall and hedges. Estimated damage reached $7,000 to $10,000 as debris spread along about 1,200 feet. Charles Boyer chased and boarded the bulldozer in an effort to stop it.
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Wilmington
Del
Rushetan Construction Ca
Elsmere
We Yard
John Goheen
Goheen
Wiskance
Charles Boyer
Plane Wreckage Clue Hints at Cause in Brazil Crash
Investigators comb the wreckage of a British built Comet 4 jet crash near Viracopos Airport killing 52 aboard. Most victims are Argentine with one U.S. citizen among the dead. Weather clear. pilot indicated trouble after takeoff for New York route.
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Sad Paulo
Brazil
U.S
Gilbert Lay
Jairtine Adolineas
Viracopos
Arkansans Stake $1,000 for Industry
One hundred men each with $1,000 formed the core of the First Arkansas Development Finance Corp FADEC a long term investor oriented lender aiding small home owned industries in Arkansas The group provided $100000 common stock plus $1 million in preferred stock for the new fund The board reports 26 loan applications approved totaling 3463000 and 13 loans made amounting to 1674750 over two years The governor and board disagreed on state backing though the commission was to fund up to 5 million if needed The scope favors smaller industrial financing over large national bond driven projects.
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Arkansas
Leon Hatch
Associated Press
First Arkansas Development Finance Corp
FADEC
Herbert 4. Thomas Sr
Little Rock
Governmenatl
FADFC
Thomas
WGLI
Orval BE. Paulius
Corporation
Policf
First Arkansas
Fotal
Big J
Borg-Warner
Fort Smith
Chom US
Cuthough
First Arkansis
Names of Arkansas Girls on the Map
A fragmented, humorous, and partially incoherent list touting Arkansas girl names found on maps and place names. The text enumerates many names and places, interspersed with stray comments, unclear sources, and casual asides about verification.
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Arkansas
Graveside services for E C Catts life of Erwine Campbell Calls
Graveside services for Erwine Campbell Catts will be held at Washington Cemetery with burial in Washington Cemetery. The obituary notes a 2 pm service on Wednesday in Atlanta with local clergy presiding and burial to follow.
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Erwine Campbell
Washeington
Wermhesdy
Ab Allanta
CIA
Bam
Stroday
Waschitetter Gomestery
Br. B. TR
Lawrence
Oakest
Washrington Cemetery
Mother of 14 Dies at Heber Springs
Mrs Gracie Mee dunes, 36, mother of 14, died at Pang bun hospital after food poisoning suspected from Thanksgiving dinner preparation. She fell ill Thursday at home and died later. Hospital officials said uncooked foods likely caused the illness and proper cooking could have stopped it.
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Webelariinga
Ark
Gracie Mee Dunes
Iehikden
Himes
Pang
James
Invasion Charges Reported Near Munisina Territory
In a wartime dispatch from Tunis, authorities asserted that Curtingiv Artiment forces invaded Munisina territory on Thursday. Two Munisian soldiers were killed and a fourth wounded in the fighting, details of the clash and casualties remain partially unclear.
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Tunisaps
Curtingiv Artiment
Brench
Muntisina
Cour
UN Chief U Thant Signals Congo Power Move
UN Secretary General U Thant vows to use full powers to curb Congo secessionist moves and broaden UN involvement despite Soviet warnings. Security Council debates a plan granting the UN authority to intervene, aiming to restore order and reorganize Congo governance while observers note Cold War tensions.
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UN Secretary
Tom Hoge
UNEP
Geneyal U Thant
Congo
U.N
Sovink Union
Mke
Athan
Iulia
U Phat
Amendmenty
World
Cornell
Auditive
U 'Phant
United Nations
Tystinat
Ate Loie Cigna
Hallef
Teres
Anette
Imuves oyWwburg
Avitk
General Assembly
U ‘Vhant
Valeria A
Alford To Speak At Legion Meet Sunday
Commander Jassie Huddleston Post 12 invites all Legionnaires to a district membership meeting Sunday at Halal Bartow Hall. Registration opens early with church attendance optional, followed by dinner and a short meeting. Dale Alford of the Fifth District will speak at 2 PM in the City Auditorium. Public invited to attend.
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Formby
Jassie Huddleston
Slope
Halal Bartow
Tal
Audlortyn
Dale Alford
Min, Alford
Mrs. Lively to Be Buried at Columbus
Louise Lively 36 died Thursday at Brooks Army Hospital in Texas. She lived at Fort Smith and was a Hempstead native. Survivors include husband Richard A. Lively, two sons, three brothers, three sisters, and her parents. Funeral at 4 PM Monday at Hucradone Cornelis Chapel with burial in Columbus.
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Louise Lively
Brooks Army Hospital
Kort Sam Houston
Texas
Fork Smith
Jean Houehin
Detroit
Virginian Weingerler
Fort Smith
Patricia Swafout
Chattanooga
A. le Swalout
Chillanooga
Momley
Hucradone Cornelis
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Eras
Anja Valve
Chemistry Department
Helsinki University
Oula Nokkalajargi
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Autobahn
Gene Kramer
Gene ‘Kramer
Hiskey Highway
Arkansans
Hope
Lackland Air Force Base
John Joseph Utz
Lackland Afb
Field
Williamson County
Roundrock
UT2
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Youngblood Tourist Court
U.S. 67
Utz
South Main Street
Patmos Road
Sheriff’s Department
Dwight Pankoy
Nope
Jack Brown
Guy Downing
Jimmie Griffin
Sarah Mosier
Wrecic
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Irs
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Zion
Wall
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Stitt
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