Tito Seeks U S Recognition After Washington Visit
Yugoslav President Tito judged his Washington trip a success as U S officials signaled recognition of his country’s independence. He met President Kennedy, received a 21 gun salute, and sought improved trade and East West relations. Tito lamented Congress denial of most favored nation status while aides claimed Washington followed Moscow in acknowledging distinctions in the East West balance.
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Harry Kelly
Washington
Tito
U.S
Moscow
Kennedy
Capitol Hill
White House
Congress
Williamsburg
Page
Weather Forecast From The Associated Press Central Arkansas
Weather report for 24 hours ending 7 am Friday shows clear to partly cloudy skies with little temperature change into Saturday. Highs in the 80s, with lows in the 50s, and scattered thundershowers possible in the afternoon across northwest northeast south and southeast Arkansas.
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Associated Press
Arkansas
Northwest
Southwest
Arkansas Weather Update for Weekend
Partly cloudy and mild through Saturday with isolated mainly afternoon and evening storms in the north. Highs 82 to 88, nights mild with little cooling. A slight chance of thundershowers continues, with overall trending toward clearer conditions later.
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He As
Arkansas
Five Arkansas Farmers Get 739657 Cotton Subsidy in 1961
Federal figures show 322 cotton operators with large allotments received 113657 average payments in 1961. Five Arkansas operators totaled 739372 with individual payouts from 221042 to 301070, while large operators got 36590760 and 652207 small farmers averaged 1 per month.
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Arkansas
Washington (Ap
Charles Weltner
D-Ga
Weltner
Leo Wilson & Co
Mississippi County
St. Francis Valley Farms
Poinsett County
Arkansas State Penitentiary
Reserve Estate Life Insurance Co
International Paper Co
Jefferson County
Welner
House
Special Teacher for Fidelis Class at First Methodist
Judge Royce Weisenberger will teach the Fidelis Sunday School class at First Methodist Church on Sunday. A special guest will be Mrs. Claud Tillery from Dallas, a former teacher of the class.
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Royce Weisenberger
Fidelis
First Methodist Church
Claud Tillery
Dallas
FDR Jr. backs tax cut to boost industry profits
Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr. urged leaders of about 100 major corporations to back the administration’s tax reduction bill. He argued swift passage would expand business, cut taxes, and lift idle plants, while warning of recession if the measure fails. He spoke at the fall meeting of the Business Council in Hot Springs Virginia.
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Sterling F. Green
Roosevelt
Business Council
Senate Finance Committee
Man Charged With Quick Wits At Dinner Table
A humorous Chicago AP column recounts John McBride taking two ladies for a country drive and a meal at Bradford’s in southern Wisconsin. The party contemplates hefty dinners while John squints at the bill, then Bradford drops a $20 tip from a prior customer, highlighting the playful misfortune of a self styled spendthrift.
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Carroll Rrimond
Hal Boyle
Chicago
John McBride
John
Mary
Wisconsin
Bradford's
Bradford’s
Mr. Bradford
Mr. Bradord
Moroccans Re capture 2 Outposts
Moroccans recaptured two Sahara Desert outposts as Algeria vowed the fighting continues. Talks in Marrakech failed to secure a cease fire and Algerian negotiators flew back to Algiers. The posts near Hassi Beida and Tindjouub sit along the camel route to Tindouf and Mauritania, with water wells vital to the region.
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Michael Goldsmith
Algiers
Sahara Desert
Algeria
Marakech
Morocco
Tindouf
Mauritania
Hassi Beida
Tindjoub
Ben Omar Driss
Associated Press
Andrew Borowiec
Driss
U.N. Congo
Borowiec
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Initiation for Future Teachers in Hope FHA Chapter
Formal initiation of the Hope Chapter of Future Homemakers of America took place in the Cottage on October 15. Linda Hussey opened the service as president and Regina Smith led the explanations of FHA goals. New officers installed include Diane Ellis and Marylyn Allen, with a large slate of new members announced and pledged as full members.
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Hope Chapter
Future Homemakers of America
Linda Hussey
FHA
Regina Smith
Pat Webb
Sandra Jackson
Barbara Grisham
Mary Allen
Sandra Byers
Brenda Hollis
Phala
Judy Allen
Jennifer Smith
Diane Ellis
Marylyn Allen
Linda Cook
Carol Taylor
Sandra Camp
Becky Waller
Myrlene Brooks
Joan Caldwell
Gail Cross
Virginia Edwards
Carlene Golden
Sandy Harmon
Mary Hatfield
Mary Hopper
Glenna Hollis
Mary O'Dell
Brenda Parris
Anna Phillips
Sheila Powers
Linda Rowe
Glenda Smith
Vicki Tippitt
Ruby Davis
Jan Gaines
Annette Hatfield
Kathy James
Cookie Jones
Gayle McGill
Carla Purtle
Nancy Rateliff
Brenda Sanders
Kathy Thrash
Mary Alice Tompkins
Suzy Waller
Sandra Ward
Marilyn Allen
Vicki Ballard
Sandra Boatman
Paula Christian
Georgia Cooley
Helen Crowley
Ruth Ferguson
Susie Kindrick
Linda Langston
Willie Belle Nannie
Linda Pharris
Linda Russell
Peggy Thomas
Jenny Waters
Pam Denman
Farley Urges Precinct Politics for Business
James A. Farley former campaign manager for Franklin D Roosevelt told a Tampa audience that American business should engage in precinct politics. He argued businessmen once entered politics at ward level through personal sacrifice, a practice he said would be more effective than emphatic speeches about political reform.
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Tampa
Fla
James A. Farley
Farley
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Erhard urges West Berlin talks for German reunification
Chancellor Ludwig Erhard in Bonn urged the Big Four powers to resume joint German affairs until a final peace treaty. He backed NATO, warned against consolidating Germany's division, and called for rights in Berlin, continued US-Soviet talks, and renewed steps toward European unity while stressing competition and economic stability.
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Carl Hartman
Associated Press
Bonn
Germany
Ludwig Erhard
Hiller
United States
Soviet Union
Britain
France
Erhard
Konrad Adenauer
Berlin
West Germany
Charles de Gaulle
Girl 4 Saves Friend From Collapsed Septic Tank
In Nashville Tennessee a mother watched her 4 year old friend Charlene vanish into a septic tank cavity when it caved in. Charlene was rescued unharmed by her mother Mary King who credited four year old Yvonne Burton with alerting them to the danger and calling for help. Charlene’s fingers briefly appeared before being pulled to safety.
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Nashville
Tenn
Mary King
Charlene
Yvonne Burton
Yvonne
Hole
Premier Says Counterattack on China Mainland Near
Chen Cheng vice president and premier of Nationalist China told visiting overseas Chinese that Chiang Kai-shek would order an attack on the Chinese Communists at the time with best chances of success, signaling a forthcoming counterstrike on the mainland.
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Taipei
Formosa
Chen Cheng
Nationalist China
China
Chiang Kai-shek
Faubus silent on union recognition plea from UAW official
Little Rock governor Faubus declined to comment on a telegram from UAW international representative Bingaman urging recognition of an employee union at the University of Arkansas. About 75 university workers and 100 nonunion staff struck Oct 4, later returning to work under Faubus backed terms.
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Little Rock
Orval E. Faubus
Himg
University of Arkansas
Herbert Gingaman
United Auto Workers
Faubus
David) Mullins
Bingaman
American Federation of State, County and Municipal
Apt.-Cio
Stat
University
Peronists in Argentina Act Up After Rally Violence
In Buenos Aires police fired shots and used tear gas to disperse a Peronist crowd estimated from 60 000 to 100 000 marching on the National Congress after a speech by Juan Peron from exile in Spain urged unity and pressure to lift the ban on the party. Injuries reported as police clashed near the Congress. Concurrently in Caracas Venezuelan police fought terrorists linked to Communist groups, wounding a bystander and capturing three attackers with information on party cells.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
National Congress
Juan Peron
Spain
Flay
Peronist Party
Congress
Peron
Latin America
Castroilo
Venezuela
Romulo Betancourt
Caracas
Communist Party
Critically Ill From Grid Injury
J. D. Drain a 16 year old from Ozark was listed in critical condition Thursday at a Fort Smith hospital after a Friday night football game injury. Doctors said he had a blood clot on the brain from the Ozark St Anne's of Fort Smith contest.
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Washington
Ngo Dinh Nho
Raleigh
N.C
le Thuy
Tmal
Nhu
New York
Tran van Chuong
Chuong
Asouth Viet
South Viet Nam
Fort Smith, Ark
J. D. Drain
Ozark
Fort Smith
Drain
Ozark-St. Anne’s
Arkansas junior high students sign for 71500 Atomic Energy Equipment
Photos show Arkansas junior high students and a teacher with 71500 worth of Atomic Energy Equipment assigned to the school's science department. Names include John G. Martin and Gip Martin among others. The article also notes appointments and recognitions across local schools, college initiations, military training, rifle team results, and an insurance agent earning a Star Club honor.
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Texarkana Gazette
Arkansas Junior High
John G. Martin
John Marlin
Hope High School
Gip Martin
Washington
Lord Home Named Britain’s New Prime Minister
Lord Home, the 60 year old foreign secretary, was chosen by Queen Elizabeth II to form a new Conservative government. The appointment ends a cabinet struggle led by Harold Macmillan and tied to calls for a more modern Conservative image ahead of the 1964 general election. Home is expected to seek a Commons seat after taking office.
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Hal R. Cooper
Associated Press
London
Lord Home
Britain
Elizabeth II
Harold Macmillan
Soviet Union
Macmillan
Home
Richard A. Buller
House of Commons
House of Lords
Hume
Buller
Labor Party
Buckingham
Palace
Queen Elizabeth
UA Cannot Bargain with Union, Mullins Says
University of Arkansas President David Mullins told a Fayetteville civic club the university cannot bargain with a union due to law. He urged higher salaries funded by legislative money, noting a denied 10 percent merit raise then five percent next year, and said legal limits require lawmakers to authorize pay negotiations.
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Fayetteville, Ark
University of Arkansas
David Mullins
Fayetteville
Mullins
Mulling
State Hospital
Arkansan Elected Chairman at Biloxi convention
A G McCaughan of Crassett Ark was elected chairman of the Southern Division of the Paper Industry Management Association during a joint convention at Biloxi of the Southern and Southeastern Division.
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Arkansan
Biloxi, Miss
A G. McCaughan
Crassett
Ark
Paper Industry Management Association
Biloxi
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