Millwood Dam Plan Discussed at Public Hearing
About 300 people including 29 from Hope attended a public hearing on the Millwood Dam project. Col. Howard W. Penney of the Tulsa District Corps of Engineers said completion is targeted for 1966 with land acquisition by December 1964. Acreage totals about 48,000 acres, with land bought individually for most parcels. a wildlife refuge proposal was discussed but not yet authorized.
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Ineliing
Hope
Millwood Dam
Ashdown
Southwest Arkansas Water District
Cal
Howard W. Penney
Tulsa
Corps of Engineers
Cypress Slough
Beards Bluz
Peyton, Landing
White Cliffs
Trent Landing
Daly
Nundie
Red River
Willen
Paraloma
Bright Star
Col. Penney
Fish Cael Wildlife Service
Arkansas’ Gage and Fish Commission
Local Plant Is Running at Peak Demand in Hope
Southern Plaswood Corporation reports 143 employees working seven days a week, two weeks behind on orders. R. W. Emerson spoke at the Hope Kiwanis noon meeting at Hotel Barlow about Empire process and new markets, noting local sourcing and a plant in Proving Ground industrial area. Guests included Mitchell Sparks, Jess Silverman, and Povy Buriluy.
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Southern Plaswood Corporation
Regent
R. W. Emerson
Toll Hope Kiwanis
Chile
Barlow
Hope
Furniture Indaeteq
Proving Ground
Mitchell Sparks
Little Rock
Jess Silverman
Dalhes
Povy Buriluy
Fusurkuna
Weather forecast fragment from regional station notes
Fragmented weather brief reports mixed with garbled OCR text. It mentions forecast lines for high and low temperatures, precipitation totals around 33.53 inches over a period, and regional notes including Arkansas and Northwest areas with cloudiness, showers, and cooler nights.
Second ESD Worker Resigns Amid Match Act Scrutiny
LITTLE ROCK Arkansas Empl oyment Security Division worker Paul F Hogan testified in a Match Act case last June and has resigned according to ESD Administrator James Le Bland Hogan quit voluntarily and had been an interviewer in Russellville He had reportedly refused to contribute to Gov Faubus 1960 campaign funds In related action a Civil Service Commission examiner proposed dismissal of three S80 office officials for taking part in the Faubus campaign The commission must decide final actions Mrs A Wall Allen a witness at June hearings also resigned her job effective Oct 1 saying the office had become uncomfortable
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Little Rock
API
Paul F. Hogan
Employment Security Division
ESD
James le Bland
Hogan
Russellville
Orval
Fuubus
Bland
Texartsana
Hagan
Civil
Woman Shot Twice by L. A. Man
At a busy suburban intersection, a woman fled a car and was shot twice by a man from Los Angeles. Sheriff L. C. Young fired into the air as the suspect surrendered. Mrs. Robert Rhea, 24, was wounded and in satisfactory condition. chiropractor Harold Walker provided a statement.
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Little Rock
L. C. Young
Young
Robert Rhea
Rhea
Harold
Walker
Ralph Terry
Parry
Mother's Death in Texas Takes Local Matriarch
Mrs dd G. Eningen 16, died Tuesday at her home on Timp sunt Pex Texas. Survivors include sons CP and Bode Rettig of Hope and daughters Mrs Kes Briton of Timpson and Mrs Houston Cheek of Many. Funeral services set for Thursday in Simpson.
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Dd G. Eningen
Timpsunt
Pex
Fielydoo
Bode Rettig
Hope
A. M. Wettig
Kes Briton
Timpson
Houston Cheek
Auminbgmuhts
Simpson
Racial unrest grows as McComb sees mass arrests
Tensions flare in McComb Mississippi with Brenda Travis a 16 year old Negro girl suspended from high school and sent to reform school after a sit in at the bus station. Police report over 300 demonstrators arrested in protest of Brent's suspension as Kennedy and the U S Attorney General weigh in. A New Yorker identified as Robert Moses 26 helps lead a voter registration school amid reports of local Negroes pressuring an outsider to leave.
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Mississippi
McComb
Brenda Travis
Brent
Kennedy
U.S. Ay
Robert FP
Kenneedy
Jbe
Robert Moses
Kraxvilly
Island Volcano Vacation Machine Draws Visitors at Exhibition
An electronic travel quiz device called the "ause 425" shown at an exhibition lets a would be traveler answer six questions on tape to choose a vacation spot. The device records preferences like town size scenery comforts and desired company fostering a personalized travel plan.
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Hamburg
Germithtty
Pievaalssee
AsVee
Campany
Britain backs U S in Berlin stand say Home
London British Foreign Secretary Lord Home told the Conservative party conference at Brighton that Western Allies have at last convinced the Russians they will resist interference with the Wests access routes to Berlin. He said the Western powers support the U S determination to defend Western interests in Berlin and that Moscow will be told of Britains backing during the visit of Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko.
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London
Andrei A. Gromyko
Moscow
Kremlin
U.S
Berlin
Lord Home
Conservative Party
Brighton
Alles
New York
Vacress
West Berlin
Gromyka
Wavald Macmillan
Home
East Germany
Gromyko
United States
Kennedy
Hietal Dean Rusk
Union Czar Hoffa Indicted Again Over $500000 Misuse
Headlines report Hoffa indictment over half a million dollars while AFL CIO votes on chartering Teamsters rivals. Shifting labor loyalties and talks with Soviet leaders frame a tense backdrop as Hoffa signals resolve and Meany weighs defections.
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Union
Hoffa
West Berlin Police Not Sent to Berlin by West Germany
Washington denies that West Germany would send police to West Berlin and rejects Soviet protests against any such plan. State Department says discussions with Gromyko are being studied and awaits Western Allies consultations before deciding on any future actions. White notes West Berlin police, aided by Allied forces, handle the situation and no assistance is anticipated under current conditions.
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West Berlin
Andrei A. Gromyko
Moscow
Berlin
U.S
New York
Washi Hington
London
Gromyko
State Department
Lincoln White
V White
Kennedy
Dean Rusk
Gromykov
White
West Germany
West
Jin
Anine Sisters
Unclear Health Crisis Report From Dallas Speaker
Bulletin from Dallas reports Speaker Ian Rayhien developing a condition described as a crisis by his physician. The source provides few clear facts beyond his unspecified health issue and physician's statement, with other dispatches mentioning a Prescott fatality and a draft call for 20,000 soldiers in November.
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Dallas
Tex
APY
Ian Rayhien
WoeuNtin Daria
Nba
Robert
Sai
Washington
Pan-Arab Union Proposed by Syrian Regime
Damascus broadcasts a 14 point appeal calling for voluntary Pan-Arab unity from the Attandie to the Persian Gulf on a constitutional, decentralized base. The move aims to shift Arab unity leadership from Egypt's Nasser and recalls the short lived United Arab Republic as a cautionary example. The provisional government and army command urge neutral policy and peaceful coexistence while inviting Arab parliaments to debate the plan.
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Damascus
Syria
Syri
Perai Gul
Araly
Usa.s
Mamoun Kuhari
Egypt
Aral
Ateab
Army Revolutionary Command
Kubaii
Iue
Door Damage in Collision at Third and Walnut
A city officer Rowe reports a collision yesterday at Third and Walnut involving vehicles driven by Thomas Osborn and Quig Bartland. The Osborn car sustained damage to its door.
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Third
Walnut
Thomas Osborn
Quig Bartland
Rowe
Reservists Ordered to Report for mobilization in Texas and Louisiana
SAN ANTONIO Texas IAR The 35 Arkansas ready reservists ordered a day with the 49th Armored Division will report to FL Polk La Oct 26 Fourth Army headquarters announced Tuesday The Army has called 4 073 reservists to bring the Texas National Guard to full strength for mobilization.
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San Antonio
Tex
Iar
Arkansas
49Th Armored Division
FL. Polk
Fourth Army
Texas National Guard
Wildlife films and garden club awards headline town events
The Wildlife Association screens Lost Hunter and Hunting Wild Bow and Arrow in separate showings. Garden Clubs announce Sard of the Month winners Ward 1A J M McWilliamy couple East Third Ward 2 M O Crawford 05 East Fifth Ward 2 Mo Alvin Reynolds 69 S Hersey Ward 66 M s Barlow GW Ave D Ward 4 Oak Maven and roving Ground Road Mr and Mrs George Text of SPC jdi. Local sale Saturday October 14 at the former Keesey s Sheaf Store Seewal St. Shaver Springs Missionary Baptist Church set for October 8 service. Sheriff warns of check fraud as con artists are active in the area.
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Council of Garden Clubs
J. M. McWilliamy
East Third
Crawford
East Fifth
Alvin Reynolds
S. Hersey
PL Barlow
GW Ave
Oak Maven
Roving Ground
Tant
George Text
SPC Jdi
Southland Heights
Bevery Hills
J. Whitman
Mis
Husodt
Jury Charges Fraud in Use of Union Funds
Washington AP reports James Sloffa president of the Hiers Union faces indictment on fraud charges involving more than 500000 in union funds. Robert J. McCarthy Jr. Detroit banker named. case references Sun Valley Florida project and Brevard County rental scheme to profit defendants and Teamster members.
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Washington
James Sloffa
Hiers Union
Oday
Orlando
Fla
Tor
Hime
Justice Department
Ans
Federal Grand Jury
Rerson
Robert J. McCarthy ,Jr
Detroit
New
Brevard Counsy
Bla
Carlin
Robert J. Kennedys
McCarthy
Public Bank of Detroit
Frai
Commongridith
Detretgge
Holla
God Will
Beaumont youth Jerry Stephens dies at 19
Jerry Stephens aged 19 died Tuesday at Beaumont Texas after an illness or accident. Survivors include his wife Barbara Ualey Stephens a son Richard W Stephens a daughter Carli Mae Stephens his mother Mrs Ben Palmer of Hope two brothers Willie Joe Stephens of California Leste Stephens of Hope and his paternal grandparents Mr and Mrs J D Shaw of Hope. Body to be returned to Hope for burial with arrangements by Oakeres Funeral Service.
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Jarry Sherman Stephenst
Puestla
Beaumont
Texas
Hig Jin
Bagh Church
Mike
Barbara Ualey Stephens
Richard W. Stephens
Carli Mae Stephens
Ben Palmer
Hopes
Willie Joe Stephens
Calif. Leste Stephens
Hope
Judgment Awarded Against Ward Body Works in Ark Case
A district judge awarded Picks Body Co Inc of Lebanon an $80,150 judgment against Ward Body Works of Conway Arkansas. The Hicks firm sought $150,000 claiming Ward failed to fulfill a contract to furnish dies tools and equipment for manufacturing bus bodies in 1953.
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Little Rock
APO
ULS
Gordon Young
Picks Body, Co., Inc
Lebanon
Find
Ward Body Works
Conway
Ark
Hicks Firm
Ward
Flicks
Ticks
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Hollywood Hair Design Council
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Hinsdale
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Pan-Arab Union
Wildlife Assn
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Pitts
Lake Sale
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Seewal St
Wayne Johnson
Mar
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Garret Memorial Baptist Church
Mepe Tugh
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Mississippi State College For Women
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