India Chinese clash on North Frontier escalates border fight
AP reports Peiping accuses Indian troops of crossing the McMahon Line and says Chinese forces will no longer honor the boundary. China offers to negotiate a peaceful settlement while Nehru warns against any mediation. On day four of heavy fighting Indian backpeddling continues and Nehru rejects a Liberian mediation proposal.
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Weather summary for Arkansas and Louisiana in 1962
Weather reading notes precipitation through September at 6.19 inches, down from 45.44 inches a year ago. Texperiment Station report shows Tuesday morning 8 a.m. reading and forecasts clear to partly cloudy skies. Arkansas expects cooler conditions with highs in the 60s and lows around 38 to 44. Louisiana forecast calls for generally fair weather, with night lows 44 to 54 and Wednesday highs up to 73.
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Arkansas
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Yerger Teachers Endorse 5 Mill Tax Increase for Hope Schools
Yerger faculty and staff urge Hope School Board to seek a 3 mill rise to fund needed improvements. They cite NC A ratings concerns, rising attendance, overloaded teachers, and space shortages including science and home economics rooms, desks, and library books. They invite citizens to inspect the schools.
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Io School
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NCA
GOPs Issue Statement on Policy in Hempstead County
GOP leaders announce an advertising campaign in the Hope Star and on KXAR to promote a two party system and voter choice of principles. They critique Democratic claims and credit Republican efforts for Arkansas industry gains, call for checks and audits of public funds, and pledge ads funded by concerned citizens aiming for efficient government.
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Hempstead County
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Florida Is Bristling With Activity
Florida masterfully mobilizes for Cuba crisis with air bases and naval ops at Key West Jacksonville and Pensacola. Key West vessels sail from harbor 90 miles from Cuba while an Army bivouac is set in a local baseball park. New control tower rush completes at Key West airport. Sugarloaf Key soldiers vanished. Navy stockpiles medical and surgical supplies amid heightened alert.
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Massive U.S. fleet closes in on Cuba amid blockade stance
Navy ships depart Puerto Rico and East Coast ports to enforce President Kennedy's Cuban blockade. Sailors hail stop search and sink vessels defying orders as Soviet cargo ships approach Cuba. Defense officials vow force if needed, while the United States watches for counter moves and maintains readiness with strategic bombers in SAC.
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Blockade of Cuba Faces World Crisis
The United States and Soviet Union edge toward direct clash as U S Navy ships tighten a quarantine around Cuba to halt Soviet missile buildup. President Kennedy demands peaceful resolution while Khrushchev weighs next move. Diplomatic channels open with a Kennedy Khrushchev meeting possible. Continued on Page Two.
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UN Security Council Meets Over Cuban Crisis Demands
The U S demand for removal of all offensive weapons from Cuban soil triggers an urgent UN Security Council session called for 2 p m EST by Soviet President Valery Zorin after consultation with all members. Cuba asks the council to consider the act of war in ordering the naval blockade against Cuba.
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Britain backs Kennedy Cuba blockade as tensions rise
London aligned with the United States on Kennedy’s Cuba arms blockade calling the stationing of offensive nuclear weapons there provocative. In Miami flights to Cuba were suspended and Havana closed civilian traffic at the airport. Pan American and KLM reported reduced services and refugee movement. Chinese troops expand bridgehead in northeast India threatening Towang town per Indian Defense Ministry.
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Moscow Decries Kennedy Cuba Quarantine as War Threat
The Soviet government warned the United States that Kennedy's Cuba quarantine risks thermonuclear war. Moscow radio and TASS denounced Kennedy’s claim that Cuba houses offensive missiles, calling US actions piracy on the high seas and a gamble against UN principles. Ambassador Fay Kohler attended a Foreign Ministry reception for the statement.
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Emmet Plans Halloween Variety Show Friday Oct 26
The Emmet PTA sponsors a Halloween variety show at Emmet High School from 6 30 p m to 7 p m Admission is 28 and 50 cents Parents and students vote for King and Queen during the event Refreshments will be available in the school cafeteria The precession begins the crowning of the King and Queen followed by the talent show with participation from all grades A prize will be awarded to the first place school division winner Prescott judges include Pam Arnett and Tommy McBride
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Emmet High School
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Cornation
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Sue Fregia
Jerry Dougan
Virginia West
Ida Sames
Kenneth Plumiey
Glenda Hodges
Mike Hill
Karen Gorey
Kenneth Dougan
Annie Clark
Lindy Hodges
Carolyn Arnett
Wayman Dougan
Janice Meloy l
Edward Dougan
Brenda Faulkner
Charles Trexler
Hester Freed on Bond in Hempstead County Shooting Case
Robert Ny Hester, 57, of McNab, faces first degree murder charges after the fatal shooting of Phillip Knighton, 41, near the Yellow Creek Club. Judge Lyle Brown set bond at 5000 dollars. Hester said Knighton pulled a knife and chased him on horseback before three shots were fired with a 38 revolver. Hester surrendered to authorities and was released on bond after initial detention.
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Robert Ny
Bob) Hester
McNab
Phillip Knighton
Royce Weisenberger
Lyle Brown
Hester
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Knighton
Jim Moore
Fulton
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Hempstead Man Dies in Local Hospital at 73
Lewis Prather aged 73 a Hempstead resident died Tuesday in a local hospital. He formerly lived at Patmos and was a Methodist Church member. Survivors include his wife a son Maylon Prather and a sister Mrs Pearl Watson both of Hope. Arrangements incomplete. Hope Man Replaced by Arshw Bradley Jr named to Real Estate Commission in El Dorado to replace Vincent W Foster.
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Hempstead
Patmos
Methodist Church
Maylon Prather
Pearl Watson
Hope
Hope Man
Little Rock
API
Orval E. Faubus
Arshw Bradley Jr
el Dorado
Vincent W. Foster
Real Estate Commission
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UGG
Conway woman marks 160th birthday in bed
Mrs. Halle Fulmer of Conway celebrated her 160th birthday Sunday while recuperating from a broken hip suffered last July. She quipped that she feels like she is 90 and offered no advice for aging readers.
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Conway, Ark
Halle Fulmer
Conway
Jordan couple pleads innocent in tax evasion case
Mr and Mrs D W Jordan of West Helena pleaded innocent in U S District Court to charges they evaded 4867 in income taxes for 1956 57 58. They are officers of a West Helena funeral home.
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Little Rock
D. W. Jordan
West Helena
U.S. District Court
Ada grade students collect national school data initiative
All Around Town notes Ada Oklahoma grade students sending letters to U S schools to gather material for a Missouri? project. Hope selected by one student Mrs Caldwell's Star Brigade gathers material for Oklahoma Student helping. Ralph Rowton Linda Wray and Doug Rogers mentioned. Nearby events include Mr and Mrs C H Moxrey observing their 30th anniversary and safety patrol updates.
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Okla
U. S
Hope
Caldwell
Brade
Oklahoma
Tre Ralph Rowton
Linda Wray
Doug Rogers
Britain backs Kennedy Cuba blockade amid mixed world reaction
London reports Britain fully supports Kennedy's Cuba arms quarantine. Prime Minister Macmillan condemns basing offensive weapons in Cuba and will have British ships cooperate with the U S in enforcing the blockade. Western praise and Communist sharp criticism follow the policy, with fears of a wider conflict and naval clashes near Cuba.
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Kennedy
Cuba
United States
Europe
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Mavold Macmillan
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Czechoslovakia
Arma
Fidel Castro
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Richardson in Jail in Lieu of Bond
Charley Richardson, about of, charged with rape of a 13 year old girl there Saturday Oct 20, remained in Hempstead County jail in lieu of 5000 bond set by Circuit Judge Lyfe Brown late Monday. Richardson was arrested by City Police at his home Saturday on complaint of the girl's father. The girl lives in the same neighborhood. An examination by a local physician confirmed the girl had been assaulted. A charge of rape was filed Monday by Prosecuting Attorney Royce Weisenberger.
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Charley Richardson
Hempstead
Lyfe Brown
Richardson
Royce Weisenberger
Latin Nations Back JFK on Cuba Quarantine Vote
The Organization of American States showed broad unity for President Kennedy's Cuba quarantine plan. Only Bolivia abstained due to awaiting instructions. Mexico and Brazil were among those expected to oppose, as 14 members voiced support before a formal vote.
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Kennedy
Cuba
Organization of American States
Faor
U.S
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Brazil
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