Kennedy to Get Reports from Military
President Kennedy met with defense chiefs to review military preparations of the United States and its allies. Secretary McNamara Gen Lemnitzer and Gen Norstad conveyed allied strength and responses to the Berlin crisis while Rusk briefed on diplomatic moves. Kennedy may meet with Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko later this week to pursue a negotiated settlement on Berlin.
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Lewis Gulic
Washington
Kennedy
Ttis
Nobert S
McNamara
Lyman J. Lemnitzer
Joint
Chiefs of Staff
Berlin
Dean Rusk
Lauris Norstad
Europe
Lemnitzer
Rusk
Norstad
Aut
Andrei A. Gromyko
Newport
Tusk
White House
Gromyko
United Nations
Gromytko
United States
Gop Plans Series of Political Workshops
The Hempstead County Republicans announce a series of free workshops titled Practical Politics beginning Tuesday October 3 at 7 30 p m in the Motel Banlow. The program aims to acquaint non politicians with how a political organization works and the role of individuals in the system with invited Republicans independents and conservatives. Mes M W Jameson Magnolia and Maskell Jones head the event and will discuss women’s active roles in party affairs.
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Hempstead County
Republicans Party
Banlow
Maskell Jones
Ipstead County
Mes
Wo M. Jameson
Magnolia
Arkansas
Chamber of Commerce
Haskell Jones
Weather Service 24 Hour Report and Arkansas Forecast
The Weather Experiment Station reports 0.03 inch precipitation in the last 24 hours with total 1961 rainfall at 45.44 inches through September. Central Arkansas expects clear skies and cooler conditions tonight with a warmup Wednesday, high around 70s. Northeast Arkansas will be sunny and cold tonight with scattered frost in exposed areas and a warm Wednesday. Southeast and Southwest Arkansas see continued sun and mild conditions, with page two continued.
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Associated Press
Suniy
Agnild
Wayne
Tulay
Suny
Iil
Flying Object Seen Over Utah
A civilian pilot reported an unidentified flying object south of Salt Lake City on Monday. Eyewitnesses described a disc shaped craft hovering near Utah Lake about 40 miles away. Harris, an insurance man, said he approached within three to five miles before it disappeared. No sightings were confirmed by the Air Force command post in Washington.
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Salt Lake City, Utah
Here
Sevdic
Waldo J. Harris
Salt Lake City
Utah Central Airport
Pirborne
Utah Lake
Harris
Washington
Air Vore
Syria Aims Neutral Course Under New Regime
Syrian regime leader Mamoun Kuzhari announced a neutral foreign policy aligning with nonalignment similar to Nasser era while promoting private ownership at home. He set a four month window to restore parliamentary rule, hinted at returning nationalized firms, and pledged democratic socialist aims. Serraj’s secret police were dismantled and he was placed under house arrest before being captured again.
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David Lancashire
Damascus
APJ
Prawnigr Mamoun Kuzhari
Gamal Abdel Nasser
United Arab Republic
Syria
Kuzhari
Nasser
Arsh Republic
Kuzbakk
Dul Hamid Serraj
Serraj
U.a.aingo
Cairo
Melong
$6,000 Good News to 98 U S Tourists
Shannon Ireland AP The 98 stranded Irish American tourists from Chicago received $6,000 to cover landing and fuel costs, enabling their return home seven days late aboard a Los Angeles bank draft. President Air Lines paid the bills after an inspection by Irish and U S officials. Five of the original 103 travellers left on a scheduled plane Monday night.
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Shannon
Ireland
Los Angeles
President Air Lines
Erin's Own Club
Chicago
Jerry McCabe
Trish
Ed Kline
U.S. Federal Aviation Agency
Banks Called to Report Condition
Washington report states federal officials issued a call for banks under their jurisdiction to report condition as of close of business Sept 27. The Comptroller of the Currency’s call affects 4,524 national banks. FDIC call covers 7,2? insured state banks not in the Federal Reserve System or located in D C.
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Washington
Comptroller
Corverty
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Federal Reserve System
District of Columbia
Egyptians From Syria Rally Against Syrian Revolt
Egyptians arriving from Syria report large demonstrations in Aleppo and Adtab denouncing the Syrian revolt against the United Arab Republic staged Monday in Syrian towns.
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Syria
Cairo
United Arab Republic
Aleppo
Adtab
UN May Shelve Applications Amid China Seat Dispute
Delegates from East and West sought to shelve consideration of Mauritania and Outer Mongolia as seats awaited a decision on seating Red China. The Security Council adjourned after 15 minutes as the Soviet Union vowed to veto Mauritania while Nationalist China was against Communist Outer Mongolia. Diplomats saw little chance of compromise and noted likely vetoes.
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United Nations
N.Y
U.N
Mauritania
Outer Mongolia
China
Security Council
Soviet Union
Maritania
Lwa
De Gaulle Warns Enemies on Algeria Self-Rule Move
Paris AP reports President Charles de Gaulle warned political circles and extremists he will press ahead with Algerian self-determination. He outlined a provisional executive to run Algerian affairs until a referendum and proposed a security force to safeguard the government’s work. De Gaulle indicated the Force Publique would be 50,000 largely Algerian Muslims.
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Paris
Charles de Gaulle
Algeria
France
Enunel Ale
William Brashier Dies at Little Rock
William Brashier, 60, died today at Little Rock. He formerly lived in Eastland, Texas. Survivors include his wife Martha Brashier. two sons W. E. J. of San Antonio and Col. Brashier of Ft. Worth. two brothers HoT of Sherman and Felton Brashier of Ranger. two sisters Mrs. Nancy Chambers of Pat Lavaca and Mrs. Bartlett Walker of Capel Gireudeat, Ma. The body will be resigned to Rape for durith Arrangements will be announced by Lerndon- Cornelius.
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Little Rock
Eastland
Texas
Martha Brashier
San Antonio
Colonel Brashier
Ft. Worth
Hot
Sherman
Felton Brashier
Ranger
Nancy Chambers
Pat Lavaca
Barett Walker
Capel Gireudeat
Radioactivity In Rain Alarm In South Korea
The South Korean Atomic Energy Agency reports rainwater shows up to sixteen times the safe radioactive level for humans. It warns the public not to drink rain water after a second alert in a week. The atmospheric radioactive content is about five times the permissible limit.
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Smoul
South Korea
South Korean Atomicnergy Agency
Nuclear rocket engine aims for five year US program
A NASA official said the United States seeks a nuclear propulsion rocket ready for flight testing within about five years to support manned interplanetary missions. The plan involves reactor in flight testing RIFT and ROTP methods with a test vehicle launched from Cape Canaveral using a Saturn I first stage.
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Washington
APY
United States
Marokt Bo Finger
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Astronautical — Congress
NASA
Atomic Energy Commission
Pinger
Cape Canaveral
Fla. I
Finger
Mars
495 Doctors 67 Vets to Be Called
The Defense Department ordered 495 doctors 154 dentists and 67 veterinarians drafted for the military services. The action aims to support the Army Navy and Air Force buildup and to meet increased demand in food inspection preventive medicine and research at the Pentagon.
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Defense Department
Navy
Air Force
Washington
Army
Pentagon
Fulbright Blames U S for Berlin Crisis Delays
Senator J. W. Fulbright of Arkansas charged that United States delays in 1944 and 1945 eased part of the Berlin crisis. He spoke at an airport press conference after observing the British Parliamentary Conference in London and returning to announce his view on postwar negotiations and U S policy toward Berlin.
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Berlin
United States
J. W. Fulbright
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Fulbright
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
London
United Kingdom
U.S
Ivy
Kansas
Smiley
Smiley All Will
Go du
Little Rock
Proposed Hope School Budget Seeks $175000 Bond and Five Mills
Hope School District announced its 1962-63 budget including a $175,000 bond issue for improvements and a five mill tax hike to repay it over 20 years. Plans cover four elementary rooms at Hopewell, a pan auditorium cafeteria at Hopewell Negro school, replacements for temporary facilities at Hopewell and Yerger, and a science classroom at the old high school. The program aims to fund equipment, instructional supplies, and personnel, with revenue shifted to debt service and existing bond payments.
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Hopewell Negro School
Hopewell
Yerger
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Bath
Arkla Merger With Southwest Gas Co Announced
Arkla Gas Co completes merger with Southwest Natural Gas Co of Shreveport Louisiana. The deal adds 45,000 new customers in Louisiana Texas and Oklahoma. Arkla will issue one Arkla share for every five Southwest shares to about 4,000 Southwest stockholders.
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Arkangag
Louisiana Gas Co
Louisiana
Texas
Oklahoma
Southwest, Natural Gas Co
Shreveport
Southwest
Arkla
Ark la
Oach
Southwest Common
Paar Attacks and Warns U S Senate
The report outlines Jock Paar’s television remarks criticizing U S Senate actions after a Berlin border broadcast. It notes Downs’ disagreement, Army involvement, and later congressional reaction labeling the incident shocking, with disciplinary actions considered then rescinded.
All Around Town Highlights from Hope Area
Dr George Weight is in Memorial Hospital Room 24 after a September 21 auto accident near Benton. Booster club meets at 7 80 at Jones Fickilunge. film of Hope-Smackover game to be shown. G P W Club hosts coffee Wednesday Oct 4 in First National Bank Community Room. Judge Lyle Brown and wife attended Arkansas Judicial Council meeting in Fayetteville. Collier Furniture and Appliance awarded items at Third District Livestock Show. May Mayes statistics show 35 births and 17 deaths in Hempstead. cancer four, heart disease one. Education majors at Southern State College to teach in Magnolia Public Schools include Sonya Sommerville of Hope.
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George Weight
Hope
Memorial Hospial
Benton
Jones Fickl Ilunge
Pres
Jlomer Beverley
John Pierce
Collier Furniture
Alan Phillips
Oakhaven
J. le Milliner
Emmet
T. Milan
Hope Rt. 1
Hoolly
Third District
Southern State College
Magnolia
Sonya Sommerville
Auto Workers Strike Ford Plants Today
The United Auto Workers began a nationwide walkout at Ford Motor Co after deadlocked talks on a noneconomic contract. About 120,000 Ford hourly workers left duty as a 10 am strike deadline passed amid marathon negotiations, the first general strike at Ford in two decades.
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Dwight Pitkin
United Auto Workers
Ford Motor Co
Ford
UAW
Bpem
Tme
Joh
Hennion’s
Word
Second Trial for Negro in Rape Case
Bailey, a Black man, faces retrial for the rape of a white woman in Little Rock. Judge Kirby appointed two new Black lawyers, E V Trimble and Chris Mercer, after the state appeals court voided a death sentence for jury exclusion. The retrial was ordered within nine months, with Bailey held at Tucker Prison Farm since 1956. The case, appealed to the U S Supreme Court, centers on jury composition in Pulaski County and a 3-division court reorganization.
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Little Hock
Kirby
Luther
Bailey
8Th
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
U.S. Supreme Court
Tucker
E. V. Trimble
Chris Mercer
Ichael Williams
Hay
California
Nee Groes
Pulaski
Little Rock
Woodsen
Heber Springs Receives Health Grant Approval
Washington ATI-A approves a $29,050 advance grant for Heber Springs Arkansas to fund costs for a sewage treatment plant and outfall sewer project with plans to finance the remainder through local funds and state assistance during March.
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ATI
Heber Springs
Ark
Mont Day Byle
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