Three-D Film Projectors Power New Saenger 3-D Screen
The Saenger theater upgraded for polarized 3-D cinema with a curved screen and dual projectors. Eldan Coltman oversaw the change to display The Charge at Feather River in depth, using synchronized reels and a high-reflecting screen, with one film per eye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saenger Thealer
Eldan Coltman
M. S. Me
Afieenan
Fernther River
Saenger
Feather River
A &D
Stock Show Ends With Strong Attendance and Profit
The Third District Livestock Show wrapped after six days drawing an estimated 23 000 to 30 000 attendees. The event boasted the largest poultry division yet and high quality livestock though live stock numbers were down. A fire at the Motorcycle Arcade caused minor damage but was contained with no major injuries. Secretary Bob Daniels said the show was the best financially in nine years, though gross not the largest.
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Beteen
Hvestaen
Ups Stock Show
Bob Daniels
Evangelist Allen Marper to Lead Gospel Meeting in Hope
Allen Marper, noted radio and television evangelist, begins a Gospel Meeting at the Church of Christ on South Walnut Street in Hope Arkansas tonight at 7 30 and continues nightly through October 14. The session opens with a talk on Crying for Victories. The public is invited to attend.
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Allen
Marper
Church of Christ
South Walnut Street
Hope
Arkansas
Ovions
Hempstead Grand Jury Reports and Committees Established
The Hempstead Grand Jury reports on this week and next in Hempstead Circuit Court with judge Lyle Brown presiding. It notes no current law violations, outlines three committees on Law Enforcement, Public Property, and Public Monies and Finance, lists members, and states the foreman will coordinate, with potential reconvening if investigations warrant.
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Lyle Brown
Hempstead
Stempstead
Nerewith
J. J. Wilson
Chedester Hall
Monroe Samuels
W. H. Etter
Frank Douglas
Guy Green
W. A. Abbott
Truman Hill
Thomas Jones
K. G. Rateliff
A A. Albritton
W. O. Beene
K. BE
Ambrose
Clarence Gilbert
D. K. Dickerson
Grand Jury
Army Budget Cuts May Hit Army Hardest
Defense experts warn the Army could suffer most from the forthcoming budget recommendations for the next fiscal year starting July 1. The final decision hinges on Joint Chiefs of Staff forecasts on force size and operations, due soon, with Navy and Air Force also under scrutiny.
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Washington
Army
Defense Department
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Navy
Alr
Secretary of Defense
Wilson
Dallas Police Hold Suspect in Rape Case
Dallas police detained a Black man on rape charges amid a citywide manhunt for a serial assailant blamed for killing one woman and raping several others. Officers questioned over 100 suspects since Mrs. H. C. Parklee, 20, was found mortally wounded under a bridge as she named her attacker before dying.
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Dallas
Tex
H.C. Parklee
Atom stalemate eyed by U S and Russia
U S policy experts see a possible atomic stalemate with Russia that could to some degree stabilize big power relations and foster calmer ties. Officials note Moscow avoids Germany talks and doubts remain on Far East discussions, suggesting a prolonged diplomatic impasse amid shifting power, while cobalt remains vital for heat resistant steel in jets and turbines.
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Washington
U. S
United States
Russia
State Department
Germany
Far East
Money Can Never Buy Love and Alimony Is the Price
HAL BOYLE offers curbside reflections on love, aging, inflation, and human foibles. He notes Marilyn Monroe’s stand, the value of education, the odd freedoms of middle age, and the humor in life’s little gripes while joking about perceptions and color blindness.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Curbstone
Marilyn Monroe
Former Resident Edgington Buried Here Monday
Mrs. Trifie Edgington, former resident of Mape, died Saturday in Little Rock Hospital. She is survived by two sons, Vernon and Cecil Edgington, both of Little Rock. Funeral services were held Monday at 10:39 a.m. at Herndon Cornelius Chapel by Rev. As Whitlow. Burial was in Rose Hill Cemetery. Active pallbearers included Harry Hawthorne, Sid McMath, Ray Stephenson, and Seeva Gibson.
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Trifie Edgington
Oped
Mape
A Little Rock Hospital
Vernon
Cecil Edgington
Lilie Rock
Herndon-Cornelius Chapel
Whitlow
Rase Hui Cemetery
Harry Hawthorne
Sid McMath
Ray Stephenson
Seeva Gibson
Republicans Face Rift in 1 ASD Ranks
Reported cracks in Republican unity surface as Senate aides hint that President Eisenhower may need to act to restore harmony. Senator Bridges signals possible firings at the Foreign Operation Administration and the Senate Appropriations Committee may summon Harold Stassen to explain. Bridges frames dismissals as aimed at correcting inequities and boosting efficiency, while Stassen aides say workers were dismissed under existing congressional rules.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Sen
Bridges
Senate Appropriations Committee
Harold FE. Staggen
Knowlin
GOB
T “P
Leshart
Resnd
Pers
Senate Republican Policy Committee
Stassen
Cangress
U.S. Workers Face Economy Cuts and Overseas Hiring
A congressional study group reports deeper cuts in the federal payroll and notes many foreign nationals are employed overseas by U.S. agencies. The September total civil service employees fell by 24 402 from the prior month, with a June to July decrease of 14 026, amid warnings of hidden overseas labor by the armed services.
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Washington
Senate House
Sen
Byrd
D-Vas
Argus
United States
U.S
Armed Services
Pine Bluff Deputy Shot to Death
A Pine Bluff deputy, Crowder, was shot to death near his route home early today after an apparent ambush. Authorities say a second vehicle fired into Crowder’s car from an open window, and a tipster offered a reward for information leading to the arrest of the murderer.
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Pine Bluff
bin Blue
Jefferson County
Sheik Fortune Crowder
Hhere
Shevill Allen Boson
Brutal Pyader
Nixon
Crowder
People Willing to Pay High Taxes for Defense
Senator Henry Daeksen says Americans will endure higher taxes to fund national defense. He backs Rep. Sterling Cola UR Norman NY and the Atomic Exercises Committee chair in supporting a balanced budget and possible tax measures. The NBC interview touched on public willingness to accept taxes to sustain defense gains.
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Jack Bell
Washington
Menry Daeksen
National Defense
Suit Jackson
Tare Meme
Senate House
Atomin Exerjics Committee
Hurricane Gail Diminishes to Subtly Strong Storm
The Weather Bureau reported Hurricane Gail weakened to about 44 mph winds with gusts near 43 mph. Advisories indicated the storm was far offshore, roughly 3,000 miles from Miami and 810 miles east of Guyotas, with the system near its peak activity shifting to a long wave.
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Miam
Pla
Weather Bureau
San Jose
Puerto Elee
Toporty
Moinly
Miami
Guailysupo
Plot to free prisoners threatens Korean peace
UPI reports a plot by South Korean and Communist factions to free 22 500 prisoners from Indian custody. The plan allegedly involves mass releases and calls for political disruption amid rising tensions. Prime ministers and generals are cited warning of potential violence as the scheme unfolds and authorities attempt to thwart it.
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Frank Jordan
Panmunjom
Korea
UPI
South Koren
Res
ROK
Won
Pathatenad Des Deys
Peeshlent
Synmvin Rive
Sit Korea Politien
Unou Chilling
Awhend
Brassi
Rhyie
Vrdevaal
Ellen
Aiiiel
End to Dock Strike Seen as Inquest Delivers Report
A three man board of inquiry is expected to report to the White House this afternoon on whether the longshoremen strike endangers national welfare. President Hisar will consider issuing a federal court injunction and may ask Justice to act. Leaders of the Longshoremen’s Association predict workers will obey any court order.
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Raswit
Iran backs law to outlaw communists and hangers
Iran’s prosecutor warned of enforcing a four year ban on the Tudeh Party with possible death penalties. Former prime minister Mossadegh faces charges of attempting to overthrow the state and inciting defiance of the Shah, after months in which Tudeh gained influence during his administration.
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Triutan
Trani
Iran
Tudeh
Hossein Ahunzadeh
Jibat
I Nae Wy
Mohammed Mossadegh
Mowsadegh
Tran’ Minnarchy
Shah Mohammed Bea Hubtevt
Moasadegh
Todeh
Aapport
Bubs Borat Neare
SSS
Scout Finance Drive Starts Tuesday
Syvelle Burke, general manager of the local finance campaign for the Boy Scouts, announced today that the 1983 drive will officially begin Tuesday morning. Campaign workers will have breakfast at Hotel Barley before canvassing the city for funds to support youth programs and activities. Burke asks everyone to lend their support to boost the Boy Scouts program across the region.
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Syvelle Burke
Etnbrivaay
Loerl
Toy Scouts
Convicted Slayer Gets New Trial
Dayle N. Whitten, convicted of murdering a man, seeks a new trial as defense witnesses recount conflicting events. Police testimony suggested Whitten admitted involvement, while prosecutors emphasize accidental slipping of a weapon during a violent confrontation at Hat Spring County. The case proceeds amid defense claims of involuntary actions and uncertainties about intent.
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The
Aplin
Dayle N. Whitten
Johnny Elmore
Vielin
Spring County
Minore
Mes
Whitten
Clivenge
Rain Lets Arkansas Woods, Pastures Rejoice
The Associated Press reports scattered rainfall across Arkansas with a high of 1.92 inches in some areas. Temperatures cooled to the mid 50s and 60s as showers continued and a few locations logged trace rain. Forecasters warned of lingering showers tonight and partly cloudy skies tomorrow. The rain aided drought areas though some western counties saw little moisture while several logging sites reported burned or contained fires over the weekend.
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Associated Press
Arklinais
U.S
Ariangar
Hredlang
Ariansax Forest
Malvern
Oznrk
Berryville
Mark Smithh
Ayetteville
Onde Inch
Ping Blut
Artedulphia
Lite Hogk
Carndou
Newport
Batesville
Pocwhonias
Walnut Ridge
Hope High School Halftime Show Sparks City Buzz
The Hope High School band faced a last minute disruption Friday night when a loud speaker failure forced a switch to a new halftime routine. Director Cannon announced the change after students reported the issue. Local notes also mention A P Nicholas of Stamps expressing thanks for hospitality during a Hope visit and Melrose Home Demonstration Club winning top honors at the stock show.
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Hope High School
Hope Prescot
Wilteh
Ea St
Cannon
A. P. Nicholas
Glendon
Pital
Lewisville
Melrose
Shower Springs
Hopewell Club
New Zealand Brazil Win Seats in UN
In a UN meeting, New Zealand and Brazil secured seats amid tense deliberations. The article notes diplomatic maneuvers, calls for fair representation, and ongoing disagreements at the United Nations, with discussion of voting blocs and regional influence continuing on Page Two.
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New Zealand
Brazil
Wilhatha
Eleeks
U. R. Uve
Jlonel
United
Valle
Turkey
Irene
Russia wary of China s rise in 1960s Cold War talk
New York dispatch quotes Browder and Soviet figures arguing over China policy and U S stance. It notes Russia fears Communist expansion and debates US influence, with Browder praising democratic dynamics and calling for shifts in foreign policy toward reducing Cold War tensions.
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Barbara Bundschu
New York
Natl
Enmine
Uy Quinnaindat Party
Toda Ballavas
United States
China
United
Ony
Byander
Helegnie
Andrei Vishingky
Rauch
America
Soviet Union
Browder’ Anid
Kolvek
Myaten
Holda
Ain
Hope Native Lige H. Clark Dies in Texas
Lige H. Clark a Hope native died in Fort Worth Rock, Texas. Funeral services were held Sunday at Ded Uist Church for Liga Hyll 52. Survived by Mix, Allee Clark, Mrs. Z A Bledsoe, JoAnn Clark of Texarkana, Jimmie Don Hene, and three brothers. Burial followed at DeAnn.
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Lige H. Clark
Hope
DeAnn
Ded Uist
Liga Hyll
Fort Roats
I Rock
el Mix
Allee Clark
Z. A. Bledsoe
Hougton
Parner
Misso McCre Coat
Emmet
JoAnn’ Clark
Lexarkana
Jimmie Don
Hene
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Lloyd Halls
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