Religious and civic group meetings set for Oct 16
Circle of WSCS at First Methodist and several Wesleyan Service Guild sessions plan Monday October 16 gatherings in homes with multiple co hosts. First Baptist Circle and WMS groups also meet in various homes. Hempstead County medical auxiliary to honor Arkansas official attends Tuesday. American Legion Auxiliary Post 12 invites junior members to meet Tuesday.
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WSCS
First Methodist
Kinard Young
Wade
Benefield
Wesleyan Service Guild No
Troy Mammyoris
Robert Oneat
Wesleyan Service Guild
Fist Methodist Church
Roy Stephenson
Latin America
W. M.S
First Baptist Church
George Young
S. Pine
Gunter
Ned Purtle
Old Uy
Elmer Smith
Springhill Road
W. B. Mason
Pine
Hempstead County Medical
Bowie Miller, Polk-Sevier
Howard Pika
Hershel Wilmouth
Arkansas Medical Auxiliary
Hempstead County Medical Auxiliary
Jud Martindale
Wesleyan Service Guild No. 2
First National Bank
American Legion Auxiliary
Leslie Huddleston
Mary Hamm
Kathleen Mallory
Hulan White
Cecil O'Steen
Gene Pendagraft
Pod Rogers
Bob Herndon
Jimmie Miller
Rogers
Pendagraft
Electric Car Resurrected by Stuart Motors in Kalamazoo
Stuart Motors Inc announced plans to market an electric passenger car named the Stuart. President Barry Hf. Stuart said the fiberglass bodied vehicle would be nine feet seven inches long and five feet four inches wide, seating two adults or three children plus cargo, with pricing not announced. The project surfaced amid a longer newspaper page filled with local notices and club meetings including the Garland School PTA and W M S events.
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Garland School P
Talbot Fell
Marianna Residents Host Weekend Guests and Visitors
Mrs Breelle Clay and Miss Olive Jackson visit Marianna with Mr H L Petty and Mrs Catherina Ben Arnold hosting. Mrs Mattie Tomlin spent the weekend with her sister Mrs. Ben Arnold.
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Olive Jackson
Mattie Tomlin
H. L. Petty
Catherina
Ben Arnold
Latest Offer Has No End to Berlin Crisis
US officials said Khrushchev’s latest German settlement proposal failed to advance East West talks to end the Berlin crisis. His readiness to attend a summit also offered no clear path to a peaceful solution, with Western leaders favoring lower level talks first.
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John M. Hightower
Washington
Khrushchev
Berlin
U.S
Moscow Radio
Current
Ajfar Tess
Labor
Thej
Cans
Améri
I Council
Kaoru Yasui
Thelteel
Parlin Warenna
Kennedy
Stat
Dean Rusk
Andrei A. Gromyko
Soviet Union
United States
Britain
France
West Germany
Moscow
West Berlin
Army Holding Back Better Soviet Life
The draft plan for a 20 year path to an abundant Soviet life looms at the 22nd Communist congress while the military reportedly stalls its implementation. Khrushchev projects a tough line and is linked to assertions that power exists to be used and should be exerted, with private remarks reportedly alarming to envoys.
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Nikita Krugchev
Khrushchev
United States
Burglar Alarm Aids Arrest After Grocery Heist
In Fort Lauderdale two men grabbed a cigarette machine from a grocery store and fled in a car. The alarm went off and police pursued them as they sped away. The driver lost control, they fled on foot, and officers soon arrested 28 year olds Joe Willie Perkins and Elijah Nelson.
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Fort Lauderdale
Fla.api
Joe Willie Perkins
Elijah Nelson
Skies Closed Saturday to Civil Planes
A mock aerospace war will ground all non military aircraft across the U S Canada and Alaska for 12 hours from noon to midnight EST Saturday. Jet bombers H52 and B47 will simulate attacks on U S and Canadian targets while NORAD tests its defenses from Colorado.
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Vern Haugland
Washington
U.S
Alaska
NORAD
North American Air Defense Command
Murphy to Take Over Amurex in Proposed Merger
El Dorado Arkansas AP reports a proposed merger would form Make OMA and Murphy Corp. combining Amurex and Murphy-Canada oil interests. Charles H. Murphy Jr. of Murphy Corp. says the plan consolidates all Canadian holdings into a Canadian entity with a stock swap for Amurex holders.
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Murphy
Amurex
EL Dorado, Ark
Murphy-Canadao
OMA
Murphy Corp
el Dorado
Murphy-Canada
Favorcu
Proposan
Charles H. Murphy Jr
Notice Warns Earl Richard Coleman to appear in court
The Earl Richard G Coleman is warned to appear within thirty days and answer the complaint in the Plant case. Witness dated August 1961 with court seal, Jamie Russell and others listed as attorneys for plaintiff and defendant.
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Mant Etta Coleman
Richard Coleman
Richard G Coleman
Lappear
Martha Eta
Wulkeran
Ibair
General to Decide Need for U.S. Aid
Saigon reports discuss whether American troops might be sent to Vietnam as Gem Maxwell D. Taylor surveys the war effort. U.S. officials view the situation as serious but not grave, while Diem’s government remains covert on troop intervention. Disagreements linger over the Staley crash program amid hopes for a decisive 18 month victory.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Maxwell D. Taylor
Kennedy
Ngo Dinh Diem
North Viet Nam
U. S
Washington
Taylor
Diem
United States
Dorothy Dix column letters and political notes mix
A broad page piece threads Dorothy Dix style letters about marriage, infidelity and family strain with Fayetteville Arkansas political notes on Willard Rockefeller’s governor bid, plus reader questions about parenting, manners, and dress codes.
Help Wanted Ad Offers Guides for Ideal Hus band
Send your problems to see Worden Erskine. Enclose a stamped self addressed envelope and address care of this newspaper. Helpful leaflets available. Write for Ideal Husband.
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Worden Erskine
Hus
Viet Cong Support Split Persists Across Regions
Adm Harry Felt heard from U S officials that the Viet Cong enjoy probable backing from about a quarter of the population, while other observers estimate strong Red support as high as 75 percent in some areas. President Diem reportedly told Vice President Lyndon B Johnson last May he did not want American troops, though there is expectation he may request them when deemed necessary.
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Tulane University
Johnson Chiropractic Clinic
Charles Johnson
East Third Street
Diem
Helen
Feenldren
Suf- U. S
Aggavat
Togens
Harry Felt
U. S
Pacific
Lyndon B. Johnson
Air Force Leaders Oversee 12-Hour Exercise At Hancock Field
Air Force Secretary Eugene Zuckert and FAA Administrator N B Halaby planned to observe from Hancock Field Syracuse N Y. Halaby ordered a 12 hour ban on nonparticipating civil aircraft for safety during the exercise. He warned enemy jamming could disable radio navigation aids. Basic Western policy favors eventual German unification.
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Air Force
Eugene Zuckert
N.B. Halaby
Federal Aviation Agency
Air Defense Command
Hancock Field
Syracuse
N.Y
Halaby
Forces from three nations join in massive air exercise
U S Air Force Army and Navy and of Canada's air force will take part. Operations will range over an area of about 14 million square miles.
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U.S. Air Force
Army and Navy
Canada
Air Force
Arkansas official urges repeal of federal minimum wage powers
William P. Rock, executive director of the Arkansas Industrial Development Commission, urged Southern states to repeal federal minimum wage powers that offset the region’s advantage in attracting industry. He called for joint planning akin to the Southern Nuclear Board and for states to craft their own economic salvation plans before federal programs aid.
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Atlanta
Arkansas
William P. Rock
Arkansas Industrial Development Commission
Southern Nuclear Board
Southern Association of State Planning and Development Agencies
Rockefeller Aims For Open Ballot Reform On Tour
Rockefeller plans a speaking tour before Christmas to promote a platform that allows state elections to be fought on issues with a secret ballot. He would resign as national committeeman if the platform lacks election reform. He urges Democrats to campaign on personalities and issues, not on stoking party divisions. The goal is to strengthen the GOP by offering voters a clear choice on policy. He notes Arkansas stigma against Republicans has faded over the past decade.
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Fayetteville, Ark
Winthrop Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Arkansas
GOP
J. William Fulbright
D-Ark
Na‘ional
Republican Party
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