Democrats to Hold Jamboree Here Oct. 18
Hempstead County Democrats will host a Democratic Jamboree in Hope on Thursday October 18 featuring Governor Orval Far Bus U S Senator J W Fulbright and Congressman Oren Harris. Dinner at 6 p m in the Hope Armory requires membership card in the Donkey Club or a Donkey lapel pin.
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Hempstead
Southwest
Hope
New Hope Armory
Orvald. Farbus
U. S
J. W
Bill) Fulbright
Oren Harris
Arkansas
Arkan San
Ihe
Hempstead County
Homer Beverley
Ray Turner
Harry Hawthorne
Tom Hays
Judge Y Orie Byers
Jimmie Griffin
Prom Hays
Dale Jones
W. Hu-Gunten, Jr
Ben McRae
Jamie Russell
Carter Sutton
Dick Turnage
Arch Wylie
Talbot. Feild, Jr
George Frazier
John L. Wilson
Crit. Stuart, Jr
Talbot. Fei
Arkansan duo charged with Beauchamp murder in Duncan
Duncan Oklahoma authorities filed murder charges against James Hichad Ellis of Van Buren and John Dale Radley of Fort Smith for the February slaying of 35 year old attorney Keltia C Beauchamp. Ellis is jailed in Duncan with Radley imprisoned in Amarillo Texas on forgery charges awaiting extradition.
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Duncan
Okla
Arkansas
Keltia C. Beauchamp Jr
Duncan Attorey
County
Atty
Clinton Dennnis
James Hichad Ellis
van Buren
John Dale Radley
Fort Smith
Denis
Ellis
Radley
Amarillo
Tex
Sallisaw
Dennis
Beau- Mchamp
Beauchamp
Weather totals and conditions through September 1962
Precipitation reached 38.13 inches by September with 45.44 inches a year earlier. Arkansas sees partly cloudy skies with a high near 92 and a low around 64 to 72, a few light showers and thundershowers in the far north today and Saturday. Missouri mainly fair with scattered showers in the southwest this morning, cooler in the northeast, and unseasonably warm elsewhere. highs 81-86 in the northeast and 35-90 elsewhere. low temperatures vary. Continued on Page Four.
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National Teachers President to Speak at Hempstead Meeting
Miss Rita Jacoby national president of the Department of Classroom Teachers will speak Sunday at 1.20 p.m. in the Hempstead junior high auditorium. The Hempstead County Teachers Association meeting is closed to the public. Jacoby will stay through Monday and attend a Lions Club luncheon.
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Rita Jacoby
Department of Classroom Teachers
Hempstead Courty ‘Teachers Association
Atta
Jacoby
Lions Club
Juncheon
Meredith Stepping Up Activities at Ole Miss
James H Meredith moves about the University of Mississippi campus without an escort as federal marshals and Army troops remain nearby. He walks to meals alone, facing taunts from large student crowds while Justice Department officials say repeated appearances aim to acclimate students to the first African American admitted to Ole Miss. Army troop levels in the Oxford area are to drop to about 4,500 from a peak of 23,000 across staging sites in Memphis and Columbus.
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Oxford
Miss
James
H. Meredith
University of Mississippi
Justice Department
Baxter Hall
Meredith
Ole Miss
Memphis
Tenn
Columbus, Miss
Postal worker's truck stolen near YMCA in Little Rock
Donald M. Bogaard, a Little Rock postal employee, left a running truck with two locked mail pouches and an open sack during a collection. After a minute away, the vehicle vanished and was later found eight blocks away intact with no apparent damage. Bogaard mused that perhaps the thief only needed a note.
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Little Rock
Donald M. Bogaard
Litttle Rock
Bogaard
YMCA
Square Dance Meet slated for Oct in North Little Rock
The 13th annual Arkansas Square Dance Festival is planned for October 19–20 in North Little Rock with over 3,000 attendees expected. Callers from Texas, Tennessee, and Arkansas will lead the event.
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North Little Rock
Amory
Exas
Pennessee
Arkansas
Pope Calls Leaders to Face God Amid Peace Plea
In Vatican City Pope John XXIII urged global leaders to account to God for their actions and seek peaceful resolutions. He spoke during an audience with envoys for the Roman Catholic Church's 21st Ecumenical Council, warning war would ruin humanity and urging sacrifices for peace as the council prepares its commissions.
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John XXIII
Vatican
Michelangelo
Sistine Chapel
Agg
Ballating
St. Peter's Basilica
Pope John
Africa
Asia
Ichurch
Christiaan
Pacific Coast Storm Winds Tear Coast. Fatalities Reported
A Pacific storm battered a 1000 mile stretch from Northern California to British Columbia, claiming three lives near Snoqualmie Washington and in Oregon. Winds up to 90 mph toppled trees and damaged buildings, while heavy rain, snow in the mountains, and power outages disrupted the region and delayed harvests.
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Gold Beach
Ore
Pacific Coast
San Francisco
Coos Bay
Oregon
California
British Columbia
Snoqualmie
Wash
Mt. Helen
Air Force
Coast Guard
Garberville
Fire Guts Senath High School in Missouri
A major blaze destroyed the main building of Senath High School in southeast Missouri causing near one million dollars in damage. Principal Valley Sutton said 1450 students will move to a new grade school wing on campus while functionally closing the high school for a six week period. Four firefighters were slightly hurt and a bystander, Bill Hughes, fractured his leg when a cable snapped during demolition work.
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Senath
Missouri
Kenninett
Valley Sutton
Sutton
Bill Hughes
Former Washington Resident Dies
Mrs. B. A. Hartsfield of Texarkana reports the death of her niece Mrs. Ward L. Stevens of Mount Clemens Michigan. Stevens, formerly Kathryn Holt daughter of Lee A. Holt and the late Mrs. Holt of Washington, will have services in Mount Clemens with burial in Grand Rapids Michigan.
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B. A. Hartsfield
Texarkana
Nice
Ward L. Stevens
Mount Clemens
Mich
Stevens
Kathryn Holt
Lee A. Holt
Holt
Washington
Grane Rapids
Tower urges Arkansas to embrace two party system
Texas Senator John Tower urged Arkansas Republicans to build a two party system, criticizing the Kennedy administration as elitist and predicting a conservative shift. He campaigned in Fort Smith Hot Springs Stuttgart and Memphis, arguing Democrats would neglect Arkansas if Jones challenges Fulbright. He cited Goldwater support and warned FDR’s era drift toward conservatism signals trouble.
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John Tower
R-Tex
Arkansas
Fort Smith
Hot Springs
Stuttgart
Memphis
Texas
Tower
Kenneth G. Jones
J. William Fulbright
D Ark
Fulbright
Arkansas Republican Party
Barry Goldwater
B-Ariz
Goldwater
Jones
Monroe
Kennedy
Washington
Franklin D. Roosevelt
White House
FDR
Mrs Cobb 70 Dies Today in Local Hospital
Mrs Paul Cobb 70 longtime Hope resident dies today in a local hospital. She belonged to the Methodist Church the Golden Age Club and the WOW. Survived by two sons James and Victor H Cobb both of Hope and a brother Victor Guggenheim of Dallas. Services at 2 pm Saturday at Herndon Cornelius Chapel with Rev Rufus Sorrells. Burial at Rose Hill Cemetery. Active pallbearers listed. honorary Golden Age Club members.
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Paul Cobb
Hope
Methodist Church
Golden Age Club
WOW
James
Victor H. Cobb
Victor Guggenheim
Dallas
Herndon-Cornelius
Rufus
Postmasters Named for Rose Bud and Vilenia
Washington AP reports the Senate confirmed Cecil Oliver of Rose Bud and Gulya D Moore of Vilenia as postmasters of their respective communities.
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Washington
Cecil Oliver
Rose Bud
Gulya D. Moore
Vilenia
Senate
Homecoming planned as Gladwin Connell leads Hope game
Griff and Becky Willis welcome Fairview tonight in a Homecoming event at Hammons Stadium. Ceremony begins at 7:30 p.m. with Mrs. L L Connell presiding. The parade downtown follows the coronation at 2 p.m. and honors include speakers and a dorm display committee chair.
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Hope
Fairview
Gladwin Connell
L. L. Connell
Hammons
Janie Voss
Arkansas Club
Southern Meth
Queer and Herlodist University
Jan Ellis
Jenni Jan
Fer Cox
Mary’ Ann Beaty
Jean-years
Ne Lowe
Mary Alice Caston
Becky Willis
Teresa Fay Tullis Joins Red River Ordnance Plant Staff
Teresa Fay Tullis daughter of Mr and Mrs Aryvel Tullis of Hope completed a business course and is now employed as a clerk stenographer at Red River Ordnance Plant in Texarkana.
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Teresa Fay Tullis
Aryvel Tullis
Hope
Red River Ordnances Plant
Texarkana
Supreme Court to Clarify Prayer Ruling Next Summer
The Supreme Court plans to hear appeals on school Bible reading and the Lord's Prayer, seeking to resolve confusion after June's ruling that a state supplied prayer in New York schools was unconstitutional. The cases involve Pennsylvania Bible reading laws and Baltimore school board regulations, with implications beyond the states involved.
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Supreme Court
New York State
Tom C. Clark
Clark
High Tribunal
Pennsylvania
U.S
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Madalyn BE. Murray
William J. Murray I
Edward L. Schempp
Unitariian
Abington Township
Evi Asl
June
New York
Insurance Man Dies in Little Rock at 59
R A Norwood, 59, died Thursday in a Little Rock hospital. He helped organize the state's first mutual local insurance agency in 1932 and was a charter member and former director of the Mutual General Agents Association and Arkansas Association of Mutual Agents.
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Litle Rock
R.A. Norwood
Lille Rock
Mutual
Norwood
Mutual (Genera) Agents Association
Arkansas Association
Mauftal Ageals
Nazarene Zone Meeting Here
The Texarkana zone of the Church of Nazarenes will meet at Hope Church Monday night at 7 30. The zone includes nine churches. Speakers will discuss Sunday School and Young People for missionary work. Dr A Milton Smith District Superintendent will attend.
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Texarkana
Church of Nazarenes
Hope Church
A. Milton Smith
Lawmakers Leave for Home as Congress Nears Adjournment
Washington CAPs The 7th Congress is dwindling as members rush toward final adjournment. Only three major bills remained to clear, with hopes to wrap up by late today or tonight. House and Senate leaders warned adjournment may be possible but not certain amid quorum concerns and campaign absences.
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Joe Hall
Washington
7Th Congress
Senate
House
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Wee
Agriculture Department
Kennedy
Hichured
Bo Russell
D.co
Russell
Sistney
Mont
Mandan
Watkins Nile
White House
India Fighting Red Invaders From China
Prime Minister Nehru ordered the army to drive Chinese Communist troops from Indian territory on the northeast frontier. Fighting erupted on the Himalayan frontier with India claiming nearly 100 Chinese casualties, a higher count than Peiping reported. Red China protested to the Indian Embassy in Peiping as Nehru prepared a trip to Ceylon.
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Mew Daly
India
Nehy
Nehru
Peiping
Red China
Nhera
Ceylon
Defense
V. Ky Kishna Merion
Foreign Ministry
Prisoner Release Talks Continue With Medical Aid Offer
American negotiator James B. Donovan awaits Fidel Castro's decision on freeing 1,113 invasion prisoners. He presents a medical supplies package valued as the offer, denying cash payments and stressing no law violations. Castro's acceptance remains uncertain. Donovan anticipates potential further parleys in a day or two.
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Miami
Fla
James B. Donovan
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Donovan
New York
Castro
Havana
Castrg
Battle of Shorts Ends in Local School Compromise
In Akron Ohio AP report Judy Rue Bushong age 1 arrived at Springfield Township High School stating she would wear oversized bloomer type shorts in gym class. She insisted her cuttie cover knees and previously said public shorts were sinful. Officials say ruling hinges on how far schools bend rules for dissenters.
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Akron
Ohio
Judy Rue Bushong
Springfield Township High School
Judy
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