Dillon Declares Budget Deficit of 6.7 Billion
SAN FRANCISCO AP Secretary of the Treasury Douglas Dillon announced a larger federal deficit for the year as record harvests high farm prices and postal costs widen the gap. He warned the shortfall will be more than 6.75 billion and noted continued pressure for economy while pledging a balanced budget for fiscal 1963. The midyear budget review is due in three weeks and should not be pleasant reading for lawmakers.
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Treasury
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Sue
Dillon
American Bankers Association
Tie
Kennet
Congress
Kennedy
Dwight J. Eisenhower
Berlin
Buchel Bureau
Hucget
Satin
Conhas
Arkansas Supreme Court Affirms $15,000 Judgment
The Arkansas Supreme Court upheld a Jackson County verdict requiring Southern Farm Bureau Casualty Co to pay the full $15,000 judgment to W. O. Calhoun of Woodruff County after an accident involving Raymond Nardin of Tupelo. Nardin would have paid none. Calhoun had won in Woodruff County Circuit Court. The insurer had previously paid $6,100 and had refused to settle within policy limits of $4,190. The court ruled the firm was remiss in failing to settle within policy limits.
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Little Rock
Hardin
Woodruf
Pulas
Supreme Court
Weather forecast and station report for Arkansas region
Weather Deperiment presents a 24 hour station report ending 6 p m Monday with high 75 and low 30. Precipitation through September 45 44 inches versus 33 55 inches the prior year. Central area shows clear mild conditions today tonight and Wednesday with highs upper 70s to low 80s and lows mid to high 60s. Northwest expects fair partly cloudy conditions with cooler nights and Wednesday highs near 80. Southeast remains warm and mild through Wednesday with highs near 78 to 80.
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Farkansas
Associated Press
Mowest
Law Luneh
Peattly Chords
PSC Won't Take Up Arkla Hike
LITTLE ROCK AP Four Jersey City residents fighting Arkansas Louisiana Gas Company’s 1.2 million dollar rate hike likely to seek court review after the Public Service Commission refused to reconsider its order granting Arkla the rate increase collected since April 1. Arkla filed a revised schedule in the same session, and cities Pine Bluff El Dorado Conway and Benton urged rehearing and will appeal to the courts to continue their protest.
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Little Rock
joHsey
Arkansas
Louisiana Gas Company
State Public Service Commission
Arkla
Ackla
Pine Bluth
el Dorrado
Conway
Benton
Lo Carryheir
Kennedy Announces Rail Routs End Segregation Move
President Kennedy ally Robert F. Kennedy disclosed that three major railroads the Illinois Central Southern and Louisville and Nashville ordered desegregation of all facilities in the South. King said the order had gone into effect in ten states and Justice Department officials prepared a confirming statement.
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Don
Robert F. Kennedy
South
Kennedy
Martin Luther King
Tuffiee
Ilinois Central
Southern
Louisville & Nashville
King
Atlanta
Brother
Justice Department Alfichals
Louisiana
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Virginia
Alabama
Georgia
Florida
North Carolina
South Carolina
Aly
Chicago
Ilinois
Wayne Johnston
U56
Inter‘state Commerce Commission
Warren A. McNeill
Louisville
le Navhville
ANPA Protests FCC Order on News Wire Costs
The American Newspaper Publishers Association protested a Federal Communications Commission order proposing higher charges for press wires from AT&T and Western Union. In a brief, ANPA argued the plan would raise costs for newspapers and news wire services while cutting expenses for government and other users, potentially increasing prices for readers.
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Eiition
Poederal Communications Commission
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
Western Union
FCC
ANPA
News Wire J
ANBA
Commission
Associitch Press
Premier Khrushchev invokes God in nuclear speech
Soviet Premier Khrushchev invoked the Deity in a U S address, expressing hope that a 100 million ton bomb will never be used. He framed himself as an avowed atheist who still quotes biblical phrases, noting his church schooling and a priest’s prize for Gospel knowledge. He cited Pope John XXIII's appeal and defended his stance amid questions about religion's role in Soviet life.
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Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Kheushehow
Jia
John XXI1
Christ
Thy
United States
Sen. J. Fulbright
D-Ark
Wilnois
Philadelphia
al Jumeheon
Washington
Jerence
Bell Telephone suit delays over depot service in Camden
A hearing on Loren Southwestern Bell Telephone Co. to continue service to the old Shawmaker Naval Depot at Camden was postponed for the second time. The delay cited the death of Bell's attorney's father, and Williams and Willis heads of chancery were involved as guests. Brown Engineering Co., purchaser of part of the depot, faced a disohelion preventing Bell from ending service when the contract expired September 30.
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Litle Rock Api—A
Loren Southwestern Bel! ‘Telephone Co. J
Shawmaker
Camden
Bell
Paul X. Williams
Booneville
Williams
Guy J. Willis
Brown Engineering Co
Hope Roundup Club Meeting At Coliseum This Month
The Hope Roundup Club meets at the Coliseum with the date set for next Thursday evening. President Tian Beverley admits the Boopler Chai ally will meet at Jones Wied House, and Pies relay night is planned at 7. Mr and Mrs Maul Raley attend, while other details remain unclear due to the fragmented OCR text.
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Imonths
Hope
Fae
Tian Beverley
Boopler
Chai Ally
Entitled to Pay and Workplace Dispute in Local Plant
A worker at a local plant faced reduced compensation benefits after an injury and a shoulder adjustment incident is noted. The report mentions a Hope arlvers road work and right of way confusion along Highway 32, a campaign sign tied to Hilaitios girly, and minor property damage during construction near a church site on Main Street.
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Volice
Ates
Sub Path to Be Watched Closely by Navy Units
Washington reports a U S Navy antisubmarine force will scout near Soviet submarine routes. The Essex and six destroyers, plus a severnship group, head northwest of the British Isles in November for antisubmarine warfare drills. Jonas Ingram Noa Stribling depart from Mayport and Warleigh Robinson Miller from Newport for the operation.
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Washington
Navy
Essex
British Isles
Jonas
Ingram
Noa
Stribling
Wwill
Mayport
Warleigh, Robinson and Miller
Newport, LL
Questionaire Cards From Arkansas Poll Stir Election Talk
Arkansas residents received questionnaire cards on state versus county prohibition and views on a 1962 shooting war. The cards listed gubernatorial and Senate race prospects like Taubus Me Masd and Pulbright, with Newsom denying involvement and no sender identified. The Public Opinion Institute in Little Rock was to collect responses.
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Govenor
Kenalor
Arkansas
Eugene Newsome
Newsom
Orvalow. Taubus
Waubus
Sid Me Masd
Bruce Bennett
Frank Hall
Dale Alford
Marvin Melton
Jonesboro
Arkansas State Chamber of Commerce
Sen. J
William Pulbright
Manhus
Alforel
Eisenhower says he had nothing to do with Yugoslavia jet sale
President Dwight Eisenhower denied involvement in the sale of 135 Sabre Jet fighters to Yugoslavia. He noted the agreement occurred in March and that cash transactions for military equipment were policy, while eight Yugoslav air force pilots trained in the United States. He spoke in New Jersey while campaigning and commented on Khrushchev's 50 megaton bomb.
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Nnwatos
ONG Fap
Y--Tormer
Dwight Eisenhower
Cone “Pauntist Yugoslavia
Eisenhower
Tatter Ct
Adinistration
State Department
Kone ‘Nedy Inal
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Yugoslavia
Seisenhower
Wisenhower
New Jersey
James 2. Mitchell
Shawer
GOP
Richard M. Nixon
Balbe
Hisenhower
Nikita Khrushchev
Sam Wright Dies at His Home in Shaver Springs
Sam Wright about 50 died unexpectedly at a lava hospital he lived at Shaver Springs. He is survived by his wife and three children. Funeral arrangements will be handled by Hendrix Cornelius Funeral Service.
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Sam Wright
Shaver Springs
Hetndgn
Cornelius
Muneral Service
Khrushchev Says Biggest Nuclear Explosion Planned
Khrushchev hinted Moscow will detonate the largest nuclear blast in history, a one megaton test, as part of Berlin crisis moves. The White House offered no immediate comment while U.S. analysts weigh whether readiness means settlement on Soviet terms.
Red Bomb to Kill All in 7 Mile Area
Dr. Ralph Lapp estimates a 50 megaton Soviet blast around Washington would create a 400 foot deep crater and devastate seven miles radius while destroying most buildings. Fallout could cover 10 000 to 20 000 square miles with heat causing burns up to 35 miles from the point, and well engineered underground shelters offering limited protection.
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Frank Carey Washington
Khinshchev
Soviet Union
Ralph Lapp
Khrushchev
Lapp
Washington
White House
Bit Off an Ear Charged in Little Rock Assault
James Hill, a Black man from Little Rock, was charged with assault after John Shaw accused him of biting off Shaw’s ear. Shaw’s bed was wrapped in bandages, indicating injuries from the incident.
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Litle Rock
James Hill
Little Rock
John Shaw
Will
Shaw
Market news reports strong corn yields and futures shifts
News from Chicago shows corn yields well above the national average as harvest begins. Soybeans and other grains moved on favorable crop news and tight export demand, while wheat futures faced selling pressure and rye weakened after recent gains.
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Rae
Reuther Takes Fight to Chrysler
UAW leader Walter Reuther presses Chrysler in intensified talks aimed at uniting a settlement with General Motors. The dispute follows Ford production resumption and recalls, with Reuther briefing Chrysler officials as union pressure mounts.
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Chrysler
Detroit
Mie
AP -Watter P
van Chrysler Corp
Auto Labor
United Auto Workers
Cgeneral Motors Corp
Mord Motor Co
Reader
Univer Committee
Chivaler
UAW
Ford
Norman Matthews
Chrysler Department
Airles
Mt Ida Senator to Get ESD Job
Mount Ida Senator Bates of Mount Ida has taken a Merit System examination for a state Employment Security Division post. He previously held a temporary appointment for about two months last summer and resigned. The Merit System Council noted no prohibition against his holding a Merit System job. Bates was one of 12 applicants in the field auditor examination held Monday. He expected pay from $40 to $400 a month.
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LM Rock
API
Suile Sen
Tradelph Bates
Mount Ida
Merit Council
Hates
Merit System Council
Bates
Tort Msi
Mondey
Khrushchev touts 50 million ton bomb at Communist Congress
MOSCOW AP Premier Khrushchev claimed the Soviet Union could explode a one five hundred million ton bomb but said it would not be used. He warned a test in the wrong place could blow out windows but stressed no intent to deploy such a weapon. He also asserted peace treaty aims and German issues, insisting Berlin remain demilitarized and Western powers should accept a treaty with East and West Germany.
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API
Uss
Khrushchev
Berlin
U.S
Khushchev
Oeta
White House
Kennedy
Khhrushchev
Kireshchev
Moscow
East Germany
iKhrushchey
Soviet Union
Krenlin
Advange
Khiwushehev
Ses Viet Commmunist Party
Khenshehev
Wwe
Congress
Germany
West Berlin
Dance
West
United Nations
Poll Taxes Dip in 63 Counties in Arkansas
Arkansas audits show 63 of 75 counties issued 3,000 fewer poll taxes than last year. Total receipts run about 809,000 versus 1,403,689 previously, with Jefferson County recording the largest drop and Mississippi County the biggest gain as reports near completion for the fifty primaries.
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Arkansas
Uuin
Jimmie Jones
Jones
Jeffferson
Mississippi County
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