Kennedy Seeks Soviet Stand on Berlin Crisis
Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko arrived in Washington for Berlin talks with President Kennedy saying war danger must be prevented. Officials expect a two hour session to explore Soviet willingness to negotiate on terms acceptable to the West and to clarify how their peace treaty with East Germany would affect West Berlin rights.
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Gromyka
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Sudan
Dean Rusk
New York
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East Germany
West Berlin
Communist Party Congress
Germany
Air Force reports sonic booms along aerial corridor
The Air Force announced sonic booms heard between Lite Jhock and St. Louis, with events scheduled from 4:40 p.m. to 5:20 p.m. today, indicating activity along the air corridor.
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Little Rock
Lite Jhock
St. Louis
Air Force
Arkansas Weather Forecast Sees Little Change Through Saturday
Weather station report shows hours ending 6 p m Thursday with a low 43 and a high mid to upper 70s. Precipitation through September totals 45.44 inches, up from 33.45 a year ago. Regional forecast: mostly clear, steady temperatures, highs mid to high 70s central, near 60 elsewhere, lows mid 40s to upper 50s central and mid to high 40s elsewhere. Continued on Page six.
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Associated Press
Arkansas could save millions on interstate by asphalt bids
A Arkansas asphalt official told the state Dealers Association the Interstate system could save about 44 million by surfacing half of the 518 miles with asphalt. He cited only 2 percent surfaced so far and said asphalt costs per square yard are lower, potentially offsetting higher long term wear. The remarks followed a bid and materials push amid economic promotion in Stamps and Little Rock.
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Asphalt Institute of College Mark
Therkansas Ot Dealers Association
Arkan‘ighway Department
McNamara Sets Rules for Military Seminar Speakers
Defense Secretary McNamara issues guidance restricting military speakers at private seminars to military topics. Officials may approve local participation, but no sponsorship by military units without explicit service approval. The move aims to curb partisan or anti policy expressions as senators probe Pentagon policy.
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Robert S. McNamara
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Pentagon
Senate
Defense Department
Storm Thurmond
D-S.c
Kennedy family pony cart ride at Newport vacation
Mrs John Kennedy arrived from Washington with Caroline and 10 month old John Jr for a ride in a pony cart within 45 minutes of arrival. President Kennedy was expected to join for the weekend as First Lady resumed vacation travel by helicopter to Newport.
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John
Kennedy
Washington
Caroline
John Jr
Nine teen protesters held in McComb jail after sit-in
In McComb Mississippi nine teen demonstrators remained jailed with no bond posted while 18 others and one white man from a group of 119 arrested for a city hall protest face Oct 23 trial for disturbing the peace. Ten charged with contributing to delinquency of a minor await further action.
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Hansford L. Simmons
Robert Brumfield
Tack Young
Pike County
Magnolia
Gorn Burgland
Brenda Travis
Tiaac Lewis
McComb
Swedish Scientist Chosen IAEA Director General
Dr Sigvard Eklund was inaugurated as director general of the East West International Atomic Energy Agency in Vienna. Soviet delegate Vasily Emelyanov walked out in protest, calling the election railroaded by the Western majority and warning of consequences for the agency. US diplomats see the Soviet threat as part of Kremlin pressure against the United Nations.
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Vienna
Austria
Sigvard Eklund
East West International Atomic Energy Agency
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Emelyanov
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Eklund
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Kremlin
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Time Running Out on Speaker Sam Rayburn
Sam Rayburn, 79, battles cancer with doctors signaling no further surgery. President Kennedy asks for national prayers as Rayburn’s condition worsens, with prognosis uncertain and recovery not ruled out. Lymph gland removed. biopsy shows metastatic malignancy likely from pancreas, spreading through his body. Rayburn may leave Washington for Bonham if able, while Baylor Hospital issues multiple daily medical bulletins. He designated John W. McCormack to preside as speaker pro tem as Congress returns January 10.
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Tex
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House of Representatives
Washington
Kennedy
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Bonham
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House
John W. McCormack
Massachusetts
McCormack
Congress
Liquor Fine Raised in Circuit Court Case
Prosecuting Attorney Roger Weisenberger points out an error in yesterday's Stay! tv report. Willie Evans was fined $250 plus costs, not $50 as stated. He had already paid $100 in municipal court for selling wine to a minor and appealed. The circuit court jury verdict stands, aiming to deter liquor law violations.
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Rayburn Nephew in Hospital Also in Dallas
TAP Toum Haye burn, a nephew of Lany Rayburn, is admitted at Bayley Hospital. The hospital also treats the speaker of the House for cancer. Ailment and condition remain undisclosed.
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Bayley Hospital
Red Threats Seen as Part of Squeeze
Vienna reports diplomats see Soviet threats to quit the International Atomic Energy Agency as a Kremlin plan to paralyze the United Nations. Western envoys cite moves to control the agency's board and oppose Dr Sigvard Ekhud as director general, warning a Soviet exit could trigger a broader exodus and dim the agency’s aid to developing nations.
Fulbright Pushes Poultry Exchange Plan for Surplus Aid
Sen. J Willam Fulbright urges Secretary Freeman to study a canned poultry program for government surplus feed drains. He argues poultry meat is the lowest cost protein, usable in food for peace, storable indefinitely with no special handling, and would use commercial channels without disrupting trade.
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Washington
J. Willam Fulbright
D-Ark
Fulbright
Secretary of Agriculture
Orville L. Freeman
Freeman
al Ha
Tle
Man Killed in Titan Site Fall
SMARCY Ark AP Harvey Joe Williams 27 of Nussiaville a lid was killed Thursday when he fell 150 feet into a Titan missile silo Willis a painter was working on a beam at the top of the silo and dust his footing said glairl?
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Willis
Syrians Welcome End to Nasser Rule in Syria
Report from Damascus cites informal sources claiming about 170 per cent of Syrians are glad to be rid of President Nasser and his United Arab Republic. The piece notes economic pain, police repression, and Cairo’s influence, while highlighting a divided mood among Syrians and a cabinet seen as possibly not revolutionary enough.
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Kushari
Egypt
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Jordin
Arkansas Lawmakers Votes on Early 17th Congress Ballots
Washington report details Arkansas members positions on first session votes of the 17th Congress. Records show names and stances on passage of Mexican farm labor program, Peace Corps act, government pay raises, US Arms Control Agency, tax increases for Washington, and wartime appropriation measures.
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Congress
Senate
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Fulbright
MecClellan
House
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Mills
Crim Hie
Alford
Dampromise
Marvis
Norvell
Trimble
Arms Control Agency
Hares
Gathings
Cornumbia
West Germany ready to help solve Berlin crisis
Bonn officials say West Germany could offer administrative and technical support to the East German regime to avert direct recognition. The move aims to ease access rights for West Berlin amid the Berlin crisis, while US officials weigh talk of such negotiations. Meanwhile in Dallas, Vice President Johnson arrives amid reports Rayburn’s illness.
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Germany
API
West Germany
East Germany
Berlin
West Berlin
Dean Tusk
Walter Grewe
All Around Town Reflections From Hempstead and Nearby
Local column notes Hempstead town residents notified of Army service duties for November 7. Mentions include Henry Olen Cox Kenneth Sinyard Loyd Donald Yocom Willie Stuart and Ted James Booker. Reports on traffic incidents in Nupe City Limits East, and lists Golden Age Club and other local officers. Also covers livestock show placings, recent births, public hearings on the AlfWood Dam program and upcoming Commerce discussions with the Corps of Engineers.
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Totlowhe Hempstead
Henry Olen Cox de
Kenneth
Date Sinyard
Loyd Donald Yocom
Willie Duar Saimpson
Willie Gene Stuart
Doyle
Edward Dlarvel
Ted James Booker
Alifswood
Ashdown High
Hope
Frein Spectation
He Charister of Commerce Office
Corps of Engineers
Berlin shootings threaten peace amid border clashes
Western Allies protested Soviet actions after recent gunfire along the Berlin border. Gen. Lucius D. Clay inspected the Bernauer Strasse area, urging East Berlin police to avoid further incidents. West Berlin Mayor Willy Brandt and French commander Gen. Lieven urged restraint as tensions rose over the communists wall and barricades. The State Department backed West Berlin police in self defense and called for Soviet control to prevent further violence that could threaten public order.
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Cal
Andret 1
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Lucis D. Clay
Kennedy
Bernaucratrasse
Bertly
State Department
Washinston
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West Berlin
Jeerint West Beciners
Willy Brandt
East Germany
Brimdt
West Berg
Two Accidents Damage Heavy on South West Street
Yesterday two traffic incidents caused heavy vehicle damage. Milton Busi Wis backed from a driveway into a southbound pickup driven by Mrs Edna Sulpert, with light damage to the latter auto. City Officer Raymond Podran cited the crash. Another collision at Walnut and Candy Streets involved Ula Duan Farrand striking Leo Harty’s parked pickup, with heavy damage to both vehicles, as Oliver Pedon reported.
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Milton Busi Wis
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