Union Tries to Keep Out Salary Workers at Ford
The United Auto Workers protested salaried employees reporting to work at Ford plants, with picket lines at the Rouge complex and old admin offices. The strike widens as talks stall on local plant issues amid nationwide action, while AMC Local 72 splits over a profit‑sharing plan and wages.
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P. H. Webb 65 Dies at Home in Monticello Area
Peony Hester Webb 65, long time employee of Ritchie Grouery Co, died unexpectedly at home Sunday. Survived by wife and children including Mrs. Lee Webb, Robert Tucker Jr of Shreveport, Mrs. Burl Rogers of Gordon, Mrs. James Mehurty of Hope, a brother D. B. Webb of Curvedan, and sister Mrs. Charles Wray of Gurdon. Services set for 3 PM Monday at the Methodist Church with Rev. Sorrell and Rev. Mont officiating. burial at Mont Gardens by Herndon-Compiling.
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Ritchie Grouery Co
and Lee Webb
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Shreve
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Gordon
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Hope
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Curcdan
Charles Wray
Gurdon
Jufus Sorrell
Mont
Weather Eixperiment Station Report for 24 Hours
Weather report from the experiment station for the 24 hour period ending Sunday. High 81 degrees. Low around 50. Total precipitation 45.44 inches. Data indicate a continued note for further details. Continued on Page Four.
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Suneday
Supreme Court upholds Kansas agency shop ruling
The Supreme Court declined to hear a Teamsters bid to overturn a Kansas Supreme Court decision on agency shop agreements. The brief order leaves the Kansas ruling intact, requiring nonunion workers to pay union dues as the union is the bargaining agent for all employees.
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Washington
Court Won't Change TV Ruling
The Supreme Court refused to review an FCC order cancelling Miami Florida Channel 30 and transferring the license to Public Service Television. The action followed an investigation into bribery attempts by a Miami attorney during a four way channel bid. Three contestants were disqualified for improper conduct.
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Washington
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Miami
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Edghard A. Mack
New Industry in Arkansas Hints at Paper Garment Knit
Rockefeller, chairman of the Arkansas Industrial Development Commission, reports a new industry in which waxer garments will be knitted from paper. Site of the new industry was not disclosed and details remain limited to Arkansas officials.
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Dhyop Rockefeller
Arkansas Industrial Development Commission
Arkansas
Fallout on Safe Annual Limits From Soviet Tests
Washington reports physicist Ralph Lapp says Soviet atmospheric detonations exceed the safe annual limit. He cites over 10 megatons released, with Russia’s tests delivering far more radiation than American Pacific tests. He suggests a safe annual Russian limit near 3 megatons, while AEC notes the 10th test was in the atmosphere in the low yield range.
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All Around Town items and local notices in Hope area
Sheriff Jimmie Griffin King received a letter from Gen Macey Ward Salvation Army praising Hope for relief efforts. Look Magazine features Bobby Jack Lloyd of near Hope in a multi page spread with photos. Arkla prize winners listed for Third District show. Band Auxiliary meets tonight followed by executive meeting. Crippled Children's Clinic set for Oct 12 at National Guard Armory. Rep Harris to attend Foreman Post Office dedication Oct 15 and Ashdown Oct 16. Crossed Oct 17 to Toxurkina and Del Hlain in Hempstead showdown Friday Oct 20. Sheriff reports 7,212 poll tax receipts issued.
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Lewisville
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Laos factions wrangle over cabinet in Souvanna pact
In Minthsup Laos the three factions reached an agreement naming Souvanna Phouma premier to lead a neutral coalition. The plan splits eight cabinet posts for Souvanna’s group and four each for the Bou Quan and Souphanouvong camps, with royal approval to follow. The deal eases fear of new fighting as monsoon ends and may aid Western hopes for progress in Geneva talks.
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Funeral for Thrill Slayer Victim in Clinton Arkansas
Funeral and burial held Sunday for 7 year old Yvonne Elliott slain in Wheaton. Steven Sehlene rger, 13, admitted luring her, raping, and drowning to stop crying. About 400 attended at Peelee Baptist Church and small cemetery. parents Edward and Mrs Elliott with siblings Beverly Ricky and Judy present. Youth awaiting in county jail in Wheaton.
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Clinton, Ark
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Wheaton
Yvonne
Steven Sehlenerger
Peelee Baptist Church
Little Cemetery
Zeus Attained Some Objectives in Test at Mugu
At Mugu California a Nike Zeus anti-missile test achieved some objectives despite a second stage self destruction. The spokesman offered few details about Saturday's test of the United States most advanced weapon against nuclear missile attack. The 4.5 foot long missile blew up five to seven seconds after launch from the seaside site. The first Nike Zeus test in September ended with an explosion attributed to a communications break between the missile and guidance radar.
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Berlin Assured of U.S. Aid, Brandt Declares
Berlin's mayor Willy Brandt said in New York that the United States is irrevocably committed to West Berlin’s freedom. He cited broad American support for defending Berlin and warned against Western concessions that could weaken the position at the conference table with the Soviets.
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J P Buchanan 84 Dies on Prescott Route 5
J P Buchanan aged 84 died Sunday at his home on Prescott Route 5 He was a farmer Survivors include his wife Lilie Buchanan a son Homer Buchanan of Blytheville and a daughter Mrs J V Lewis of Malvern Funeral services will be held at 3 pm Thursday at Pleasant Hill with Verndone Cornelius Funeral Service in charge
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Blytheville
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Kennedy Heads Texas Flight To Visit Rayburn In Dallas
President Kennedy altered plans to fly from Newport to Dallas to visit Sam Rayburn in a Dallas hospital. Rayburn, 11, gravely ill, has cancer and has drawn high national attention from leaders. Kennedy’s trip follows weeks of deliberation and reflects a rare, somber chapter in the political friendship between the two figures.
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16 Meet Death by Violence in Arkansas Week
Sixteen persons died violently in Arkansas during the week ending Sunday midnight. Eight perished in traffic accidents. Dallas Kirsey, 49, of Newport, died in a Newport hospital from injuries after a two car crash four miles east of Newport. The collision involved Mrs Ruby Bagwell, 45, of Newport. Three died in a house fire. Earlier, two died in falls, two in truck crashes, and one in an all-terrain collision. James L Calkins, 37, of Varina, a gravel hauler, was killed near Walnut Ridge when his truck rolled, fatally injuring him as he returned to Varina.
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Dallas Kirsey
Newport
Fricaly
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Glee Tructlion
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Varina
Lawa
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U.S
Cofton Crop Estimate Rises by 72000 Bales
Washington report cites Ufa Anriculline Department data showing Cofton crop production up 72 000 bales to 14 202 000 for the year and compares with 14 272 000 last year and 13 583 000 a decade ago.
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Washington
Aday Ok
Census Bureau
Arkansas
Hertz Founder Dies in Los Angeles Nightfall
An obituary notes the death of the founder of a major car rental system in Los Angeles on a Sunday night. Details are limited due to fragmented OCR text. The report references John D as a possible name variant and mentions Vertyeltent and Yeshiw as unclear terms.
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Los Angeles
API
Communists Must Register Court Upholds Decision
Washington reports that the Supreme Court upheld the ruling that the Communist party must register, with Justice Frankfurter delaying enforcement pending reconsideration. The decision sparks debate over First Amendment protections and potential legal risk for dissident groups. Communist officials plan strategy while awaiting further actions.
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Soviet Union
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Parks Work Outlined by Commission
The Arkansas State Parks Commission outlined an $900,000 set of emergency park projects funded by a recent legislative appropriation. Gov. Fa val 1 Poulos must approve before spending. The panel favors participation in the 1964 65 World's Fair in New York but will study details first. Special committee to review hostasly set up. priority to $120,000 completion at Queen Wilhelmina Park. Emergency items include ten cottages water and sewer at Bulfila Silver 175000 and at Devil's Den 170000. Garvicker's cottage bathhouse line at Dalsey 35000. camping facilities at six parks 4000. new dining at Lake Catherine 60000. eighteen room addition to the Matter Logo at Petit dean 45000. Lake Quachila improvement 11500.
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Cary
Oreval
Poulos
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Mona
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Devil's den
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Farm Bureau Meets Tuesday at Diamond Cafe
Tempstead County Warn Bureau Board of Directors will meet at the Diamond Cafe on Tuesday October 20 to plan for the Farm Bureau Convention and a resolutions committee will be formed Warren Buller president said attendance at the state Martin Bir can meeting in Little Hook in November will be addressed by bureau members, with a call for resolutions to be presented.
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Sillvel
Diamond Cafe
Adpany
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Tauny Farm Bureau
Little Hook
Wrowp
American Royal crowns Kansas City queen and princess
Carolyn Parkins, 20, of Seat City Kan was named American Royal Queen at the Kansas City event Saturday night and will reign for one week alongside livestock and horse show activities. Mary Eldridge, a University of Arkansas student, was chosen a princess.
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Carolyn Plane Parkins
Seat City
Kan
Mary Eldridge
University of Arkansas
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