JFK Expected to Nod Okay to Wheat Deal
President Kennedy faced intense speculation on a possible U S wheat sale to the Soviet Union and Eastern bloc nations. White House schedule changes fueled rumors that an announcement could come, with figures cited of over 300 million dollars in U S wheat and bids from Hungary Czechoslovakia and Bulgaria.
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Harry Kelly Washington
Kennedy
White House
Soviet Union
Pierre Salinger
United States
Hungary
Czechoslovakia
Bulgaria
Capitol Hill
Weather Report Summary for Arkansas Region
Weather Experiment Station reports a 24 hour period ending 7 am Wednesday with a high of 96 and a low of 53. Arkansas states fair warm conditions with highs in the mid 90s in the northeast and around 90s elsewhere. Tonight will be clear to partly cloudy and cool with lows mostly in the 50s. Thursday will be partly cloudy and warm with highs from 85 to 95.
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Arkansas
Associated Press
Albany
Albuquerque
Atlanta
Vette BO
Bismarck
Boise
Boston
Buffalo
Chicago
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Denver
Des Moines
Detroit
Fairbanks
Fort Worth
Helena
Honolulu
Indianapolis
Jacksonville
Juneau
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Louisville
Memphis
Miami
Milwaukee
St. Paul
New Orleans
New York
Oklahoma City
Omaha
Philadelphia
Phoenix
Pittsburgh
Portland
Ore
Rapid City
Richmond
St. Louis
Salt Lake City
San Diego
San Francisco
Seattle
Yampa
Washington
Winnipeg
Arkansas Fair Weather Outlook With Warm Days
Arkansas Fair with warm days and cool nights through Thursday. Highs 82 to 94, lows 46 to 50s. Eastern and Southern Missouri clear to partly cloudy with little temperature change today and tonight. Widely scattered showers or thunder showers possible in eastern and central sections today, ending early tonight. Highs in the 80s, lows in the 50s, mostly sunny and a little warmer Thursday. Louisiana: continued on Page Four.
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Arkansas
High
Jaw
Missouri
Tech's Science Hall Dedicated at Arkansas Tech College
Arkansas Tech College dedicated its new $1 million McEver Hall science building Tuesday. Gov. Faubus spoke on keeping spiritual cultural and political life in pace with science. The hall is named for Truman McEvery, longtime chair of Tech's science division.
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Russellville
Ark
Arkansas Tech College
McEver Hall
Orval E. Faubus
Faubus
Truman McEvery
Teth
Deadly Flora Nearing Bermuda Threat Remains Strong
Hurricane Flora sped toward the northeast with winds near 100 miles per hour, threatening Bermuda as it devastates Haiti Cuba and the Bahama Islands. Officials warn the death toll may reach thousands with widespread homelessness and missing persons as the storm swirls into the open Atlantic.
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Miami
Fla
Flora
Bermuda
Caribbean
North Atlantic
Turks Island
Bahamian
Mayajuana
Atlantic
Weather Bureau
Europe
England
Fiera
Haiti
Cuba
Bahamas
U.S
Oriente
Camaguey
Tobago
Venezuela
UN Mission Leaves Soon for Viet Nam
United Nations plans a fact finding mission to South Viet Nam to investigate alleged Buddhist rights abuses by Ngo Dinh Diem's regime. The U N Assembly agreed to dispatch a mission appointed by U N President Sosa Rodriguez with Asia Africa and Latin America members.
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Viet Nam
United Nations, N.Y
U.N
South Viet Nam
Ngo Dinh Diem
Carlos Sosas Rodriguez
Venezuela
IL Nation Forum
Soviet Union
Chile
Costa Rica
Sosa- Rodriguez
Diem
Sosa-Rodriguez
Asia
Africa
Latin America
Assembly
South
Never Make Heavy Weather or Anything a Fine Old Phrase
New York based profile of Deborah Kerr, 17 at a pivotal moment as she enters film with major Barbara. She recalls the turning point after meeting producer Pascal who signs her to her first role as the Salvation Army lass. Kerr reflects on freckling, Libra birth, and a lifelong calm philosophy.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Galriel Pascal
Pascal
London
Salvation Army
Bernard Shaw
Barbara
Deborah Ken
Mexico
Richard Buyton
Ava Gardner
Miss Kerr
Deborah
Her
Peborah
Arkansas Highway Bids Totals 3.1 Million
The Arkansas Highway Department will open bids on eight highway projects totaling about 3.1 million dollars on October 30. Projects include Interstate 40 resurfacing near Clarksville, Interstate 55 signage in Mississippi County, and multiple county road resurfacing and bridge work across Johnson, Stuttgart, Benton, Chicot, Cleburne, Craighead, and Union counties.
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Little Rock
State Highway Department
Clarksville
Johnson County
Maine
Blytheville
Mississippi County
Arkansas
Stuttgart
Benton
Centerton
Bentonville
Chicot
Boeuf River
Indian
Cleburne
Craighead
Jonesboro
Greene County
Union
Showdown in Algeria Looming
AP reports a conflict escalation as President Ahmed Ben Bella cancels a U.N. trip and moves troops toward the Kabylie Berber revolt. He vows no talks with rebels and says only machine guns will be understood. A clash in the northwest Sahara area kills 10, blamed on Moroccan elements amid strained Moroccan relations.
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Algiers
Algeria
Ahmed Ben Bella
U.N. General Assembly
Kabylie
Ben Bella
New York
Colomb-Bechar
Sahara
Morocco
Educator Dr Lee Sieg, UW president emeritus, dies
Dr. Lee Par Sieg, 84, longtime president emeritus of the University of Washington, dies. He led the university from April 1 1934 to September 1 1946, the longest tenure in the school’s history.
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Seatyle
Lee
Sieg
University of Washington
Mrs Nhu says USInfo Agency plotting overthrow
Mrs Ngo Dinh Nhu charged the United States Information Agency with feverishly aiding a plot to topple South Vietnam's government. In New York she spoke during a visit with her daughter Le Thuy and described the agency's alleged role as she prepared for a speaking tour across the United States.
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NEW York
Ngo Dinh Nhu
United States Information Agency
United States
WORTV
Waldorf-Astoria Wales
Joseph Newman
New York Herald Tribune
Nhu
USI
South Viet
Nam
Ngo Dinh Diem
William Haddad
The
Herald Tribune
Europe
Mrs. Nhu
Kiwanis Pancake Supper Set Before Homecoming Game
Kiwanis plans its annual pancake supper at the Hope high school cafeteria Friday from 5 to 7 30 p m before the Hope Crossett Homecoming game. Net proceeds are expected at 300 to 400 dollars for the Junior High Athletic Fund. Seven hundred fifty tickets went on sale this week, distributed by junior high students. Admission is 1 dollar for adults and 50 cents for students, with pancakes sausages drinks coffee or milk. The Kiwanis will prepare and serve the meal, a yearly benefit for the school athletic program. T Ishion Kiwanis is chairman. At yesterday's luncheon two new members were inducted Clyde Davis and Joe Rogger. Kade Whitman and Guy Grigg reported on a Kiwanis district meeting in Joplin, Mo.
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Hope Kiwanis Club
Hope
Crossett
Kiwanis Organization
T. J. Ishelion
Kiwanis
Clyde Davis
Shipley Stugio
Joe Rogker
Naw
Kade Whitman
Guy Grigg
Joptin
Arkansas Applies to NBC for Texas Arkansas Telecast
Fayetteville Arkansas AP The University of Arkansas filed formal application with the NCAA to telecast the Arkansas Texas football game under the exception rule granted in the Texas Oklahoma game this Saturday.
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Fayetteville, Ark
University of Arkansas
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Ruling on obscene literature clarified by Arkansas AG
Arkansas Attorney General Bruce Bennett ruled that a 1961 prosecuting attorney law does not supersede state obscenity statutes or Pine Bluff ordinances and remains limited to sales of obscene literature. He noted Act 261 provides a civil remedy for obscenity but does not override existing local rules. Bennett also issued several other opinions on vacancies, poll taxes, write in candidacies, use of trucks with natural resource tags, and election eligibility.
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Little Rock
Bruce Bennett
George Holmes
Fine Bluff Today
Pine Bluff
Bennett
Holmes
W. D. Mitchell
Farmington
Varna Travis
Sulphur Rock
Travis
County Board of Election Commissioners
Carl Campbell
St. Francis County
Senate to reexamine trade with Communist bloc
Washington AP The Senate Foreign Relations Committee agreed to undertake a long range review of policies restricting agricultural and non strategic trade with the Communist bloc. Chairman Fulbright said the panel will reassess international trade limits after a closed meeting with Secretary of State Rusk. The debate focused on selling millions of dollars of American wheat to Soviet Russia and whether Kennedy authority allows lifting restrictions.
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Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
JW. Fulbright
Tark
Bean Rusk
Rusk
House
Kennedy
Soviet Russia
Congress
Fulbright
United States
Burglar Is Returned From Tonn
A 16 year old boy from West Virginia named Delbert Ward was arrested in Rollo Missouri on auto theft charges after admitting to ransacking several cars here last week. Chief Jack Brown said Ward had George Frasier's credit card. Brown and Sheriff Jimmie Griffin returned from Memphis with custody of Marvin Sylvester Arnold Gibson, 33, who admitted to robbing Plaza Cafe and a service station for 27 dollars. Gibson waived extradition and was returned here for trial.
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West Virginia
Delbert Ward
Rollo
Jack Brown
Geroge Fragier
Brown
Jimmie Griffin
Memphis
Plaza
Marvin Sylvester Arnold Gibson
Kiwanis Pancake Supper Before Homecoming Game
All Around Town notes a Kiwanis pancake supper in the school cafeteria Friday from 5 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. Adults pay $2 and students 50 cents. Proceeds support community activities and homecoming events. A mix of local items follows including geese sightings, church honors, golf feats, and wildlife awards.
Paving plan rejected by hostile crowd at city hall
Hope plans for a 640000 paving improvement district with 250000 federal aid and a 20 year mortgage failed after 500 residents at city hall voiced strong opposition. City officials defended the project while critics argued the plan was unfair and could burden nonbenefiting properties.
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Hope
Frank Douglas
James J. Pilkinton
Garland Medders
John B. Hawkins
Medders
Frank J. Will
Hempstead
Hill
Pickets Strike at New Ralston Purina Plant in Arkansas
Pickets struck the new Ralston Purina turkey processing plant in Springdale Tuesday, a day after it opened. Bob Parker of Fayetteville, head of the Food Handlers Local, said the strike followed alleged discrimination against union members in hiring. Production ran normally, but unfinished construction halted as union members refused to cross the line.
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Springdale
Ark
Ralston- Purina Co
Bob Parker
Fayetteville
Food Handlers Local
Era
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Wo HL Bineher
Fincher's
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Pete Rudolph
Rudolph & Co
Gordon
Abe Mormon
Rosston
Nevada County
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Wayland Spears
Arkansas State Police
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Thomas Fenwick, Jr
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