Heavy fighting on India China border reported by Indian forces
Reports describe heavy clashes along the long snow bound frontier with India repelling Chinese pressure in multiple sectors. Indian authorities say fighting- began Saturday with casualties and ongoing tension as both sides accuse the other of aggression and mobilize near Ladakh and Chishut airfield areas.
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Texarkana to Get New Tire Plant
Texarkana in Arkansas moves toward a Cooper Tire and Rubber plant with 400 jobs and a $140 million cost, aided by Area Redevelopment Administration loan and industrial bonds. Fulbright, McClellan, and Rep. Oren Hears touted the project as economic progress, while opponent Kenneth Jones criticized federal programs. Arrival would be fourth ARA project in Arkansas.
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The Challless Happiness by Clarence Bidington Rolland
Columbina suspects mischief at her inherited motel as net income drops after her father’s death. A tense encounter with a visitor prompts questions about a dangerous scheme, while a march toward a sale and an urgent alarm from a distant voice escalate mystery at the seaside property.
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Madame and the Hotelier Entangle a Mysterious Houseguest
Columbine encounters a demanding Madame and a suave hotelier named Lucius Quentin in town. He notes her father’s loss to the profession and hints at a future, complex hotel enterprise. Columbine recalls a former pupil and the sabbatical professor and priest she’d met aboard the Century.
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Kennedy Eyes Weekend European Lay as Cuba Crisis Rumor
President Kennedy summoned top congressional leaders to Washington for urgent, unexplained business amid reports of a possible major international move in Cuba. White House aides declined comment while Congress members and aides rushed to the capital, with a flurry of travel and high level movements triggering widespread speculation.
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Arkansas Missouri Weather Summary
Weather brief for Arkansas and Missouri today through Tuesday. In Arkansas expect clear to partly cloudy skies, slightly warmer highs in the 70s, tonight cloudier with possible showers in extreme north, lows 40s to 50s, Tuesday cooler. Missouri notes increasing cloudiness, light showers possible in extreme northeast today, highs 60s to mid 70s, tonight turning cooler with frosts possible in extreme northeast, calmer Wednesday.
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Court No Place for Sympathy
The Arkansas Supreme Court ruled that sympathy has no place in a courtroom in a case where a 15 year old boy was injured by a blow from a baseball pitching machine. Lloyd Barrow sued Evrect Bolton owner of a Jonesboro amusement park for 6000 dollars. the park was closed when the accident occurred and the court ruled in Bolton's favor.
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Yates Returns to Washington Amid Campaign Pause
Rep Sidney R Yates cut short weekend campaigning for Democratic candidates and flew back to Washington on Saturday while President faced illness rumors. Salinger said the President had a cold and his doctor urged cancellation of remaining weekend events as Adlai Stevenson was summoned to Washington for talks with Secretary Rusk, then spent the weekend in New York.
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Hope Star Hope 1929 staff and circulation note
The Hope Star staff list includes editors WH Washberr Paul H Jens Donal Parker and others. The passage outlines subscription rates for Hope Hempstead Navods LaFayette Howard and Miller counties with weekly and yearly options and notes AP membership and reprint rights for local news.
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Pod) Rogers, Jr
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Court rules on argument during Barrow trial
In a circuit court hearing Judge Charles W Lilht refused Barrow's attorney permission to read dictionary pathy. Barrow appealed to the Supreme Court claiming sympathy as grounds for recovery and error in not allowing the argument. Associate Justice Jim Johnson upheld the circuit court and stated that definitions should come from court instructions to the jury rather than from counsel's argument.
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