Talks on Bases in Iceland Soon Start
Secretary of State Dulles begins talks on U S bases in Iceland to decide if forces must be withdrawn. Icelandic Foreign Minister Sir Emil Jónsson meets with cabinet to discuss compromise, amid pressure from communists and North Atlantic Alliance concerns. Talks also cover U S Irish French cooperation on Suez and Yugoslav relations with Russia amid policy debates.
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Iceland
Blaze Dulles
Dalks Witch
United States
Iceand
Emilsson
U. S.croops
America
Didies
Jonsson
Amaiieah
North Avlantic Alliance
Suez
Russia
Thirsty Pilot Lands Plane in Manhattan
Thomas Fitzpatrick of Emerson, Nil, landeds a Cesna 147 between sixstory buildings on St Nicholas Ave in Washington Heights. He taxied to 161st Street and parked beside a fire hydrant before police arrested him for the stunt. The plane spans 22 ft 10 in wings and 50 mph landing speed. Continued on Page Three.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UPA
Manhattan
Davern
Thomas Fitzpatrick
Emerson
Nil
St. Nicholas Ave
Washington Heights
Tren Blizgpatrick
Hydraaes
Authovilies
Page
Klan Rally Draws Thousands at Stone Mountain Georgia
The largest Ku Klux Klan cross burning rally since World War II occurred in Georgia over a weekend as segregationist groups defend against integration. About 3,600 attendees from 12 states gathered near Stone Mountain where robed members marched and leaders claimed unity, condemning Supreme Court rulings and school desegregation while warning of continued fight.
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Georgia
Wendesgo
Kentualy
Texas
Washington
Stone Mountain
Avante
Imperial Wizard
L. Edwards
Atlanty
Auto Assembly Plant
Sinoa Mountain
Atlanta
Edwards
Guvar
Supreme Court
Henderson
Kyon
Weaverton
Poice
Margaret Clancy
Noof
Accidents Toll Prompting Three Minute Appeal
Accidents claim many lives daily and a three minute safety pause could spare a life. HAL BOYLE notes this plea during the Don-Wait-Week safety drive urging Americans to act now to cut the toll from everyday hazards.
Auction Prices Highlight 4-H Livestock Show Rings
Show rings offered steers hogs and weight based bids from Kroger Lit tle Rock Packing Co Capitol Pride and Barry s Grocery among others. Ruth Thomas s steer may enter state show while other buyers paid 0 35 and 27 50 per pound for various cattle with grand champion hog sold to Little Rock Packing Co at 25 cents per pound. KWH Showmanship awards went to Tmon Brown Gilbert Brown and Kenneth Babo with Claud Sutton as ring man and Bill Cole as auctioneer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Garrett
Kroger Grocery Co
Ruth Thomas
Curtis
Imon Brown
Blevins
Little Rock Packing Co
Young Brown
Barry
Hope
Joe Hampel
Capitol Pride
Dan Wright
Don = Fuller
Kroger
Mr. Garrett
Tom Montgomery
Leon Dowdle
Delight
Littl Rock Packing Co
Burl Stuart
Nashville
Barrow
Thornton Fpa
Little Rock Packing Co. Capitol
Pride
Thornton Group
David Teague
Magnet Cove
Bill Butcher
Camden
Robert Ross
Barry’s
Judy Thomas
Montgomery's
Barry's
Tmon Brown
Gilbert Brown
Kenneth Babo
Claud Sutton
Bill Colle
Washington Airman Killed in Collision
A2C Earl S Adams 24 son of Mrs Evelyn Adams of Washington Arkansas was killed in an auglomo bile callist on Saturday night in Altus Oklahoma Adams was stationed at Altus Air Force Base Surviving besides his mother is one sister Mrs Garland Lewis of Texarkana Funeral services will be held at the Lashington Methodist Church with Rev Zo Ac Whlanis officiating Burial by Oakcrest will be Washington Cemetery
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Earl S. Adams
Evelyn Adams
Washington
Arkansas
Altus
Oklo
Aman’ Adams
Altus Air Force Base
Adams
Garland Lewis
Texarkana
Lashington ‘Methodist Church
Whlanis
Oakcrest
Washington Cemetery
Supreme Court Rulings Today in Arkansas
LITTLE ROCK The Arkansas Supreme Court Today handed down opinions. Kenneth Jackson v State from Washington Circuit Court reversed. National Casualty Co v Beryl Johnson Pulaski Circuit Court affirmed. Arnold Dillard v State Fulton Circuit Court affirmed. Marjorie Trotter v Ozarks Electric Co operative Cov Washington Circuit Court affirmed. Dixie Furniture Co v Mrs Helen Deason and others Monroe Circuit Court affirmed. Ida M Affholtar v W C Me Carley Howard Chancery Court reversed. Ben Blankenship v State Benson Circuit Court affirmed.
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Little Rock
Arkan
Supreme Court
Kenneth Jackson
State
Washington
National Casualty Co
Beryl Johnson
Pulaski
Arnold Dillard
Fulton
Marjorie ‘Trotter
Ozasks
Rusal ‘Electric Co-operative
Ida M. Affholtar
W. C Me. Carley
Howard Chancery Court
Ben Blankenship
Benson Circuit Court
President Eisenhower Attacks Democrats in Cleveland Speech
President Eisenhower denounces Democratic campaign rhetoric calling it inflationary and a political bank while praising his own administration for policy results. He targets Adlai Stevenson and warns against fear tactics and cronyism, stressing public service and trust as GOP virtues. Page Three continuation.
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Marvin L. Arrowsmith
Cleveland
Ki- Sehhawer
Adal IB. Stefenson
Eisenhower
I¢K
Stevenson
America
U& Democracy
Third District Livestock Show Ends With Steady Attendance
The 12th annual Third District Livestock Show concluded Saturday night with strong attendance and favorable finances. Manager Bob Daniels thanked officers and volunteers for their support, noting expenses were kept down while final figures are being compiled for publication in the Star-Jet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Daniels
Daniela
Traffic Deaths Up in August
Chicago report shows 1968 traffic toll rising for the 11th straight month with August deaths near 3,000. The National Safety Council data indicate year to date fatalities around 23,460 through August, with a projected annual toll between 41,000 and 42,000, the highest on record though August’s rise is the smallest since February 1955.
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Chicago
Atlona Safety
Councl
Younedl
Safety Counci
Gounell
Lod Wa
Suez Canal Users Association Inaugurated by Lloyd
British Foreign Secretary Selwyn Lloyd announced the Suez Canal Users Association is inaugurated with 15 nations joining. An 18 nation conference approved expert committees to shape organization operations and finances, including a possible working fund and headquarters in Rome or Lisbon. Japan, Ethiopia, and Pakistan have not yet decided membership.
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ONCON
Selwyn Lloyd
Lloyd
Suez Canal
Egypt
Japan
Ethiopia
Pakistan
Shendinayjan
Suez
Rome
Lisbon
State Counts 14 Deaths by Violence
The Associated Press report notes Arkansas faced 14 violent deaths in the week ending Sunday midnight. Among incidents were four highway fatalities, a tractor accident, a drowning in a hopper, a shooting, a railroad shop mishap, and a pedestrian struck by a train. Joe Wall, 16, suffocated after falling into a hopper at a rice drier. another teen, Joh Waits, helped but Wall could not be freed and died. Wall survived by his parents and siblings. A 6 year old, Lowe Wes, was killed by a bullet through a window at Lepanto. police questioned a 6 year old black suspect.
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Kenneth Hay
Ahopne
Esson
New York
Don Walt
Pontiny
Arkansas
Joe Wall
Monlivelld
Waits
Wall
Tee
Glen Wall
Negra
Lowe
Wes
Lepanto
Fred
Polien Cei
Arthur Pittman
Negre
Hope Man Wins 3rd in Goose Calling
1956 goose calling championship results show A. B. McCain of Lake Charles La. won the event with Jack Ray of Hope Ark taking third. Patricia Peawork of Stuttgart Ark placed among top contenders. Wells finished 12th in the field.
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Hope Man
A. B. McCain
Lake Charles
Jack Ray
Hope
Ark
Patricia Peawork
Stuttgart
Wells
Crippled Children's Clinic Thursday in Miller County
The Crippled Children's Division will hold a diagnostic and check up clinic at the Health Unit Miller County Court House Texarskana Thursday October 11. Children invited to attend may register for service between 8:00 am and 3:30 pm. Those without transportation may obtain rides from the Welfare Office or County Office to the Clinic.
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Miller County Court House
Texarskana
Childsrew
Supreme Court Opens New Term With Racial Segregation Cases
The Supreme Court reopens with about 600 cases on its docket including immediate admission of pupils to white schools in Texas and South Carolina. New clerk John T. Fey joins as Justice Minton retires for health reasons. The term will also weigh Communist and subversive activity issues and school board desegregation challenges from Alabama and North Carolina.
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Washington
Su Gcome
Texas
South Carolitta
Supreme Court
Minton
Albany
Ind
Fon Dei
Mee
John T. Fey
George Washington University
Tey
Harold Willey
Colt Bi
Delibs
Erita
Gmeai
Greg Peals
al State
Montgomery
Lasterm
High Cour
Carolina
Youth Center parking lot fundraiser nets 66 dollars
Ground Observer Corps volunteers logged hours and reported 87 aircraft types in a brief afternoon session. Diane Beasley and Edith Hawnley attended the Misignolia Beauty Show in Shreveport. Lorelia Mua, daughter of Mere and Mrs P Munn, was elected Vice president of Henderson State Teachers College freshman girls dormitory council. Southwest Exploration Co Inc in Nashville filed stock papers on Sept 24 with 1 share par value 100 dollars. Jol Wilson named agent for Hope area.
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Lorelia Mua
Mere
P. Munn
Henderson State Teachers College
The
Southwest Exploration Co
Inc
Nashville
Jol Wilson
Hope
Thomas’ A
Hawkin Robert Yee Ank
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Ruth’ Thomas
Rom’ Charles ‘Garrett
Yohn M
Hightower
Associated Press
Hal Boyle
Crippled Children's Clinic
High Tribunal
By Paul M. Yost
Star Story
Ground Observer Corps
Diane Beasley
Edith Hawnley
Diane
Misignolia
Shreveport
Hope Tiga
Ind Tion
Belgrad
Gerge
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