De Queen Eyes New Shoe Plant Site
De Queen Arkansas may host a new shoe manufacturing plant with 200 jobs. An unnamed company with plants in Canada Argentina and the U S seeks a 291000 Area Redevelopment Administration loan backed by a 209000 bond issue. Job training for 125 workers is planned.
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DE Quisien
Ark
APIA
Canada
Argentina
United States
Dequeen
Don Allison
de Queen Development Corporation
de Queen
Allison
Development Corporation
Area Redevelopment Administration
ARA
ARA Joan
State Employment Security Division
Trial Delay in Marshal Stanley v. Highway Dept
Circuit Judge Henry Means postponed the retrial of a multimillion dollar suit by Marshal Stanley against the state Highway Department over land condemned for Interstate 20. Stanley sought 20 million dollars for 18 acres, contending the land is vastly overvalued relative to the department appraisal of 4,500 dollars, after a state supreme court reversal ordered a retrial.
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Benton, Ark
Henry 2. Means
Marshal Stanley
State Highway Department
Means
Stanley
Highway Department
State Supreme Court
Rain Delays Push Back Two-Hour J Endurance Qualifiers
Rain delays extend on page one as two-hour endurance qualifying rounds for the championship are postponed to midweek. The schedule shift affects fans awaiting the event with organizers outlining new times for Wednesday sessions.
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Page One
Kennedy salutes 1st Armored Division at Fort Stewart
President Kennedy thanked the 1st Armored Division Old Ironsides at Fort Stewart for their service during the Cuban crisis era. He toured tanks and missiles, spoke from a reviewing stand, and pledged continued support as the keystone of freedom worldwide. The visit came during a Georgia Florida swing to honor U.S. armed forces and their roles.
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Fred
Hoffman Innesville
Kennedy
1St Armored Divisions
Stewart
Georgia
Florida
United States
Atention
Kenedy
Cuba
Ft. Stewart
Boston
Acres
Arkansas labor officials push heavy industry shift
Four Arkansas labor leaders at the AML-CIO convention urged attracting blue chip heavy industry to Arkansas rather than offering inducements to mobile firms. They criticized easy overnight plants, warned unions would rise with heavy industry, and touted the Arkansas River project as a未来 prospect. The convention also discussed expanding the AFL-CIO state structure and altering meeting dates and representation.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
Robert Parker
Fayetteville
Herb Bingham
North Little Rock
Hill Weeks
Allen Bryant
Hot Springs
Arkansas Aml-Cio
Congress
Arkansas Afl-Ciq
John L. Parker
McClellan
Amal J
Bingham
United Auto Workers
Weeks
Communications Workers of ‘America
Bryant
United Steel Workers of America
Arkansas Industrial Development Commission
Orval Faubus
Stanton Smith
Washington
Afl-Cio
Joe Beirne
Communication Workers of America
Emil Mazey
George Fillison
Paul McClure
Benton
Bill Becker
Clinton man shot to death in Peedee community
Fletcher Williams, 66, of Clinton was killed by a single rifle shot at the home of Mrs. Ellen Howard in the Peedee area four miles east of Clinton. Mrs. Howard was held on an open charge. Sheriff Amon Ward reported the incident.
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Clinton, Ark
Fletcher Williams
Clinton
Amon Ward
van Buren County
Ellen Howard
Peedee
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Mississippi
Leroy Richardson
Texarkana Cotton Oil Corp
Texarkane, Arkansas
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