Taylor in Viet Nam May Call in U S Troops
General Maxwell D. Taylor arrived in Saigon to assess the Communist threat in South Vietnam as President Kennedy weighs options to bolster Diem’s forces. Diem declared a state of emergency and the National Assembly was convened for support, while Taylor planned highland and border patrols amid concerns of Viet Cong infiltrations from the North.
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John Griffin
Saigon
South Viet Nam
Maxwell D. Taylor
Kennedy
Trident Ngo Dinh Diem
Taylor
Diem
U.S. Toops
National Assembly
Vie Nam
Leiwi Men Fain
Makandella
T Hal
Whailind
Laos
Schools Set Teacher Parent Talks at Hop White Negro Schools
Janes Hi dence Bapt er Schools announced all Hop White oans Negro elementary schools will dismiss Friday for parent teacher conferences. This includes Fullan Negro Elementary School. The goal is to help parents, teachers, and students discuss progress. Notices will be sent to each parent with conference times for arranging a convenient slot. Junior and Senior High Schools will run on regular schedule.
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Janes
Dence
Chile
Senie
Benton Okays Bonds for New Plant
Benton Ark approves a $500000 bond issue to build a Wheatley Industries factory. Unofficial returns show Latino County voters backing the plan by over three to one in a special election. Plant start is expected within two weeks with a two cent tax for the first year to cover costs. Bonds mature about 22 years from rent payments by the Wheatley firm.
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Benton, Ark
API
Wheatley Industries, Inc
Alt 'Nussa
Okla
York
Aban
Hie
Wheatley Tira
Rockefeller seeks Eisenhower visit for Arkansas GOP
Winthrop Rockefeller said he wants former President Eisenhower to visit Mountain Home Arkansas for a Republican fundraising banquet and to aid the party. He outlined a plan to attract voters with proposals on reforms and Public Service Commission changes while steering the highway department to experienced professionals. He dodged questions about potential gubernatorial ambitions.
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Mountain Home
Ark
Winthrop Rockefeller
Eisenhower
Arkansas
Rockefeller
Formmillanan
Arkan
Ful
Tie
Public Service Commission
Highway Department
Weather Station Report Highlights Mild Arkansas Forecast
Weather experiment station 64 hours ending 6 p m Tuesday shows high 76 and low 41. Precipitation to September total 49.44 inches, vs 33.55 inches last year. Arkansas forecast from Associated Press says to expect clear to partly cloudy conditions, mild afternoons, with a chance of a few light showers. Temperatures peak in the 70s this afternoon, with tonight in the 40s, and a mild Thursday ahead. Continues on Page Two.
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Arkansas
Arkansas highway bids total 3.5 million on 12 jobs
The Arkansas Highway Department announced 12 road and bridge projects valued at about 3.5 million dollars. The largest involves rebuilding 40 miles of Highway 167 from Sheridan to its junction with Highway 83 in Grant County, while another major project covers a bridge on Interstate 80 over the Ouachita River near Malvern.
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Little Rock
Arkansas Highway Department
Birgest
Sheridan
Soith Grant County
Iterstate
Quachita River
Malveen
Alford Seeks Expanded Congressional Ruling on Military Speech
Rep. Dale Alford, Arkansas, said Congress may move to loosen Pentagon limits on military officers speaking in political settings. He spoke to the Reserve Officers Association in Jefferson County and urged free speech for officers while criticizing U S policy toward the Soviet threat. He declined to detail meetings or decisions, and highlighted Korea and Cuba as examples of perceived concessions.
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Ark
Dale Alford
Congress
Pentagon
Alford
Reserve Officers Association
Jefferson County
Jloid
L Alford
Alord
J. William Pulbright
Idark
Sen
Defense Department
America
Henile
Korea
Cuba
New Canning Plant At Alma
Van Buren Ark March plant project by Parade Co of Alma to build a 700000 dollar canning plant near Van Buren. The new facility should operate six to seven months yearly, with 130 local workers expected. Existing Alma plant and operations will not be affected, says general manager Orval Tall.
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van Buren
Ark
HLE Parade Co
Alma
van Beren
Orval Tall
Walloman
Vant Buren
Itall Cysaitl
Arkansas Winner at Ameren Hoyal Givestock Show
Arkansas exhibitor Paul Bells of Gravelly named premier exhibitor at the Jameshire Swine Show within the Ameren Hoyal Livestock Show on Tuesday.
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Kansas City
Paul ‘Bells
Wotthy
Ameren Hoyal
All Charitable Agencies Invited to Join United Way Campaign
Hempstead County launches a single fundraising drive uniting Salvation Army Red Cross Boy Scouts and other agencies for one annual campaign running Oct 16 to Oct 31. President Clifford Franks and General Chairman G Crow lead the effort stressing a joint appeal and a fair share giving scale based on income.
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Hempstead
United Furst
Hempstead County
Jaraest
Salvation Army
Red Cross
Boy Scouts
Git
Musuafay
Uniteat Cercral
Tie United
Fom Hempstead Citizers
Wk Fund
Cliffford Franks
Go G. Crow
Gnaater Park
Ty Hempstead County
United Fund
Crow
Baala
Tsi
Macy
Sam Wright to Be Buried in Texas
Samuel S Wright 37 a resident of Shaver Springs Oklahoma died in a local hospital. He was a farmer. Survivors include his wife Helen a son Deelay Wright two daughters Virginia Tinh and Sandra Sue ten brothers and a sister. The body was moved to Texas for burial in the Anhuch Cemetery. Burial held at 2 30 pm Thursday with funeral arrangements handled by Holdens Corhelius.
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Samuel Stanlaye Wright
Shaver Springs
Hel
Suvivors
Helen Wright
Deelay
Artie Pickens
Axtell
Texas
Holden- Corhelius
Editor to Speak at Arkadelphia Kiwanis Meeting
The Arkadelphia Kiwanis Club will host editor Wes. UL Wasbhun to speak on Thursday night during National Newspaper Week. Organizer Hebert W. Parlor arranged the event and will introduce speakers Ghaieman and Forney Papeeran at Cedric's vafeleria.
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Arkadelphia
Wes. UL Wasbhun
Sand Wiblishey
al Vhayeshi
Will Auldress
Kiwanais Club Au Arte
Ueluhee 2
Um National
Hebert W. Parlor
Kiwanis Ab
Poosei Ghaieman
Forney Papeeran
Will Fier
Hugh
Vafeleria
Explosion Shakes Chicago Industrial Area
An explosion rocked a Chicago industrial site at 60 North Avenue near the Helene Carlisle factory, injuring about 60 people and shattering first floor windows across a nearby 16 story building. The blast sent a sulfuric odor across the area and caused several to suffer shock and facial burns. investigators cited chemical resins used in cosmetics as a factor.
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Levelle
Sai
Tiighlven
Helene Carlis Urndustries Casmiedies Gilant
North Ave
Eh Gre
Lewalle
Zevish Radio Corp
Walther Memorial Hospital
Farmuel
Falene Curtis
Nebetes
Ghiks
Ie Chigawucha Sud
Aud
Labor Debates Rock Remarks and Local Notices
State AFL CIO leaders challenge Rock over his wage scale comments. Hope Lions sell tuto bags for charity and a poisoning concern on Margaret Street prompts safety talk. Community groups, students, and a district majorette meet highlight local activity and upcoming events in Hope.
U S Forces in Berlin Test Readiness
Berlin AP reports nearly half of West Berlin's 6500 man U S forces staged a five day Ever Ready maneuver to rehearse combat readiness. Tanks rolled through streets and armoured troop carriers advanced toward the Grimwall forest as units from the 2nd and 3rd Battle Groups of the U S Infantry Division joined Brig Gen Frederick O Thirtel in leading the exercise.
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Berlin
West Berlin
U.S
Grimwall Foest
Eliy Agaist
West Germany
Gly US
John R. Deane Jr
Ghd
Cal
Wayne M. Winder
Dra
Berlin Wall
Batte
Whit
Gen. Hartel
Thursay
Lancburg Junior Class Presents Three Act Comedy
The Lancburg Junior Class stages a three act comedy titled Everyth thing Happens To Us. The show premieres October 19 with admission set at 25 and 50 cents.
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Lancburg
Lanching. Jr
Two Men Leave Fallout Shelter After 40 Hours
In Hampton Beach NH two men emerged after 40 hours in an aboveground fallout shelter. William Kennedy, 34, owner of the shelter, said they would consider a two-week test stint again. Dampness plagued the shelter and Kennedy plans a wooden plank floor modification before November.
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Hampton Breach
Shelter
William Kennnedy
Mui
Jeon
Kennedy
More Recruits at Ft Chaffee and Nearby Training
Military dispatch notes a growing influx of recruits at Fort Chaffee and nearby posts as the 100th Division intensifies training maneuvers. Units from Kentucky, Iowa, and Illinois reportedly arrived to support rapid mobilization efforts amid heightened activity at the Arkansas base.
French Will Expel 1500 Algerians After Curfew Riots
The French government announced mass expulsion of about 1500 Algerians after Tuesday night curfew riots. Three Europeans were killed and 77 injured as North African mobs clashed with police, with 20,000 demonstrators in the streets and 1,530 Algerians rounded up. Authorities warned more expulsions and checks, while the PLN rebels urged resistance.
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Prisap
Ttis
Mossem
Danong
Algeria
PLN National Liberation Brant
Moo
Wrenel
Alera
Khrushchev foresees imperialism’s fall worldwide
In a Moscow congress address, Premier Khrushchev argued imperialism faces inevitable decline as world socialist systems grow. He cited Soviet gains like higher real wages and job security, and warned Western capitalism weakens while socialism expands globally. He claimed the world will shift toward socialism as capitalism declines.
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Moscow
Khrushchev
Soviet Communist Party
Soviet Union
Kheushe Dev
Congress
Amony
Oalsa
United States
Appointment for Post Accepted in Arkansas Bureau Head Role
Gov Orval Jaubus has appointed J O Porter of Lite Jack as director of the Bureau of Vital Statistics, with a monthly salary of 385 to 460 dollars. The Merit System Council set the deadline for applications, and the Health Department will select from an eligibility register to fill the post beyond the emergency 60 day term.
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Little Rock
Orval Jaubus
State Merit System Council
Council
Gle
Bureau of Vital Statistics
Wauhas
J. 0. Porter
Lite Jack
John L. Hogue
State Health Department
Porter
Howie
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