Americans in Berlin Back Down as Border Tension Rises
East Berlin guards relented Monday after three Americans in civilian clothes refused to show papers at the Berlin Wall crossing. A Sunday clash between WP border guards and the U.S. deputy chief of the occupation mission led East Germany to require identification from Allied personnel passing between sectors. The Americans, later allowed through after brief arguments, defied East German controls and returned to West Berlin after an armed escort surrounded the vehicle.
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U.S
Berlin
East Germany
Hbr
West Berlin
Allan. Lightner Jr
Lightner
Pam
London
Illala
East Berlin
Aled
Nladt
Beta Club Organized at Blevins High School
The National Beta Club, with 2600 local chapters and about 69,000 members, establishes a local chapter at Beving High School. Wallace Neows, superintendent, notes the national organization enters its 27th year. Permanent officers named include Teramie Philips president and Mary Nell Barham vice president.
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Aadership Service Organision For
Beving High School
Wallace Neows
Beta Club
Hubby
Daria
Teramie Philips
Mary Nell Barham
Ann Rogers
Caralyn Willis
Lucretia Bolt
Bayline
Group Back from Circuit Meet in Fort Smith
Delegates returned to Mape from the semi annual circuit assembly of Jehovah's Witnesses. About 24 members from the area attended the event at UCT Church in Fort Smith led by presiding minister Eugene Shuster.
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Mape
Dehovah's Wiliegs
Wave Thie
Ule
UCT Chu
Fort Smith
Dhe
Duveay
Regional Forecast Warns Mild Weather Through Wednesday
ARE REGIONAL FORECAST By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS. Weather photol 16 shows precipitation totals 45.44 inches this year and 33.55 inches a year ago from the Experiment Station report for four hours ending Monday p.m. Highs in the mid 70s to 80s and lows around the mid 40s to 50s. Northeast southeast and south regions remain partly cloudy with little temperature change through Wednesday and a chance of light showers, with Wednesday afternoon small showers possible.
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Iesimie Jwiied
Associated Press
Hana
Seal
Arkansas Licensed Practical Nurses Association Honors Hope Supporters
The 1981 annual meeting in Hope Arkansas expresses appreciation for the support and participation of Hope residents and local groups, crediting their vital role in the convention’s anticipated success. TheResolution notes grateful recognition for the efforts of coaches and other contributors to the Arkansas State Licensed Practical Nurses Association gathering.
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Land
Hope How
Nope
Allie
State of
Arkansas
Eefort
Arkansas State Licensed Practilcal Nurses
Hope
Arkansas State Licensed Practical Nurses Association
Berdie, Ross
Ruth
Warns Brown Spider Bite Dangers Across Arkansas
The State Health Department warned Monday about the brown recluse spider whose bite can be as dangerous as a black widow. Entomologist Grover Dowell notes higher numbers in Arkansas this year and advises homeowners to inspect closets and storage areas. He describes treatment as lengthy and mentions a serious pediatric case in Searcy. Dowell also cites reports of spider bites causing skin decay and advises spraying stone walls and carports with two percent chlordane.
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Little Rock
State Health Department
Grover Dowell
State Agricultural Extension Service
Arkansas
University of Arkansas Medical Center
Searcy
Dowell
Health Department
Bowell
West Germany Position Outlined in White House Briefing
Ambassador Wilhelm Grewe presented West Germany’s Berlin stance in a one hour White House briefing with President Kennedy in attendance. The outline addressed Berlin tensions and international responses, reflecting discussions with Chancellor Adenauer and officials on strategic lines during the crisis.
Nurses Program and Convention Schedule Brief
Details list events from Tuesday to Friday including a 4 pm nurse program, a Washington event, a reception, Wednesday 10 am open meeting, city roll call at 12 30 pm, luncheon at Motel Barlow, executive sessions, annual dinner with Congressman Oren Haris, and officer installations with conference adjournment Friday after a board post convention meeting.
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Washiteton
City Falls
South Vietnam accuses North Vietnam of invading forces
Saigon formally charged North Vietnam with sending regular troops to subvert the South under President Ngo Dinh Diem and asked the international commission to investigate. Documents cited include diaries and transcripts from interrogations, and the move could support possible U.S. intervention.
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Fred
Hoffman
Saigon
South Viet Nam
Sooth
Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
Ngo Dinh Diem
Diem
International Commission
Iit
Red
W.5
Maxwell. Taylor
U.S
Washington
Grewe Delivers Cautious View On Bonn West Berlin Talks
Grewe declined to reveal a weekend message from Bonn after a trip to Bonn and West Berlin. He said a full German position would be spelled out later at the State Department. He noted Adenauer’s possible visit to Kennedy remains uncertain and referenced coalition talks in West Germany amid parliamentary weakness. He expressed hope Western allies can unite on Bertin but warned Soviets show no sign of change.
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Washington
Kelinday
Konrad
Adenauer
West Germany
Berlin
Wilhelm Grewe
White House
Grewe
Bonn
West Berlin
State Department
Kennedy
Tal
Adenayer
Bertin
All Around Town Star Newsboys Visit Louisiana Hall
Newsboys visiting the Louisiana State Hall in Shreveport Sunday incited several locals and were interviewed by radio staff. The event, with taped playback, touched on church and Mason activities in Clarksville Wynne and Dine Biull as they planned upcoming instruction at Whitfield Mason Lodge 239 tonight.
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Star
Louis Siana State Hall
Shreveport
Tommy Seale
Kenneth Willis
Steve Cristy
Tony Smith
Randy Sum
Jackie Hearst
Pal Rogers
Bill Shelton
KTS
Clarksville
Balesville
Wynne
Dine Biull
Pinned by Auto Causes Fatal Injuries in Little Rock
George Pebbles, 65, of Mountain View, died in a Little Rock hospital from injuries after a car accident Monday. Police said a collision between a Little Rock driver Robert Livingston and William C. Lampert of Newport Beach, Calif., caused Lampert’s car to roll, jump the sidewalk, and strike Pebbles as he walked.
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Litle Rock
George Pebbles
Mountain View
Little Rock
Autan White
Robert Livingston
William C. Lampert
Newport Beach
Calif
Lampert
Pebbles
Union Grove Plans Sunday Services at Baptist Church
Union Grove Baptist Church hosts preaching services on Sunday October 29 led by Reverend Wayne Johnson at Woatin venue. Local notice states expected attendance and afternoon program.
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Union Grove
Union Grove Baptist Church
Blevins
Woatin
Pam
Jiev
Wayne Johnsor
Heavy Damage In Accident In Wake Village
In Wake Village two cars collided on East Avenue causing heavy damage. Drivers Chi tes Ferrand of Patmos and Hon Felix May of Wake Village were involved. officers Mir lin Milan and Linyard reported only minor damage to the Texas ex.
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Lowel
East Avenue
Chites Ferrand
Patmos
Felix May
Wake Village
Mirlin
Milan
Linyard
West Memphis Man Killed By Train Crossing Accident
Willie B. Williams aged 29, a Black resident of West Memphis, was struck and killed by a Frisco Railroad passenger train at a crossing. Officer Quimby Johnson noted the train was traveling about 67 miles per hour and that there were no flashing lights at the intersection.
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West Memphis
Ark
Willie B. Williams
Negro Vt
Mort Diy
Quimby Johnson
Signals Wiped From Third Street Under Highway Plan
The city and State Highway Department finalize traffic changes on Third Street removing signals at Hagel and Ehn. Remaining lights switch to flashing mode at night and the city adds stencil stop signs. Citizens complain while the highway safety division argues the new plan reduces interference and improves flow.
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Third Street
Stat Highway Department
Highway Department
Hagel and
Ehn
State Highway Department
City Boar of Directors
City St. Dept
Highway Dept
Westail
Hervey
Fallout Backlash From Soviet Mega Burst Affects U S
U S Weather Bureau scientists report radioactive fallout from a large Soviet atmospheric explosion over Novaya Zemlya blowing south toward the United States. Estimates of yield range from 30 to 58 megatons, with most fallout expected in U.S. and European regions. experts differ on impact but warn of notable debris in the long run.
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Harry Kelly Washington
Soviet Union
Gettine
U.S
AEC
Unite
Union
Robert List
Weather Bureau
List
United States
Rochester
N.Y
Ralph Lipp
Lapp
New York
Harold C. Urey
Urey
East Berlin controls to require papers for Western personnel
East German authorities announced a new measure curbing Western movement in Berlin after an incident at a East Berlin checkpoint involving U S minister E A Lightner. The enforcement requires Western personnel traveling into East Berlin to carry identification papers and present them to police.
Rain and Cold Cover Much of Nation Today
Rain and cool unsettled weather stretched across the nation with fog and drizzle from the Great Lakes southward to Missouri and Indiana. Areas along the east coast saw drizzle and cloudiness, while central Rockies and parts of the northwest reported snow. Temperatures dipped into the 20s to 40s in northern New England as northern plains and upper Great Lakes stayed chilly.
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Associated Press
Great Lakes
Missouri
Indiama
Ohio
Texas
See
Borida
Cape Hattaras
N.C
New Eogland
Giles
Rockies
Idaho
Washington
Oregon
New England
Probers Charge Officers Muzzied By Pentagon Hearings
The Senate Armed Services Preparedness subcommittee sets November 27 for public hearings into charges that military leaders censored civil and political speech. Maj. Gen. Bulwin A. Walker, recently removed as a European division commander, may testify in person or by written statement. Senator Stennis directs the inquiry. Senator Thurmond, overseas with an Army reserve unit, has supported the probe.
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Washington
Senate
jPentagon
Jobi Stennis
Armed Services Preparedness Subcommittee
Stennis
Bulwin A. Walker
Europe
Ren. Strom Thurmond
Resivye
U.N. Deadlock Over Nuclear Test Appeal
United Nations reports stalled after eight nation push to seek priority for a Soviet nuclear test resolution falters. Denmark Canada and others withdraw support while Indian and other delegates press for broader testing limits. U.S. Soviet diplomats meet to resolve who should lead the UN secretariat amid continued stalemate.
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N.Y
Soviet Union
U.N
Moscow
Denmark
Canada
Alfred J. Neacks
Kremlin
Sweden
Nurs ‘Way
Teeland
Japan
Han
Pakistan
Nb Chakravinty
Tom Hoge
United Nations
IAP
U.S
Mece
Adlai Eq. Stevenson
Mink
Valerian Zovin
al Dag
Assembly
Atevensa
Zarin
Zarit
Sue
WOW Circles Plan Meet at Prescott in October
Officers and members of the Southern District of the Woodmen Circle announce semiannual meetings to be held in Prescott on October 29. Attendees from Texarkana Dorado Hope and Prescott will register at the Community Center and attend church services at First Methodist. The group will visit Akla Village with Chuck Wagon, then return to Prescott for a ceremonial meeting. President Mrs Vernelle Metts of Texarkana leads the district. Miss Lucile Wall and Mrs Charlie Pye are national and local officers invited to attend.
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M S. Vernelle’ Metts
Texayy Kana
Lucile Wall
Charlie Pye
Oval
Woodmen Circle
Giuye
Prescott
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West Memahie
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Jonesboro
Gladys Tant
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Nurses’ Program
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Ar Ikanszis
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Y. Thompson
Henderson State
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HD Jchery College
Chatman
Autry Wilson
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Fromikansas Farm Bureau Federation
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Ned Purtle
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