Chinese Reds Advance and India Rejects Talks
Chinese forces push into northeast India at four points near Towang and Luhit River valleys as India rejects Peiping’s peace talks on Chinese terms. A 13 year old girl was allegedly raped during a fresh Chinese attack to the northeast frontier. An Indian post near Burma falls to Chinese forces in the east while Ladakh encounters mark new Chinese activity. Legal cases and bond details appear in the border reports. The reports shift to ongoing Indo Chinese border tensions and possible Nehru meeting discussions.
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New Delhi
India
Peiping
Towang
Charles Richardson
Asia
Tata
Jimmie Griffin
Burma
Luhit
Weather Summary for Talal 1962 and Regional Forecasts
Precipitation through September totals 58.13 inches versus 45.44 inches last year. An experiment station 24 hour report notes 8 am cailing. Eastern and Southern Missouri expect fair to cloudy with minor temperature changes highs in the 50s. Arkansas forecast cool with frost in north, highs near 58-60, lows 35-45, partial clearing and colder nights. Central Arkansas mostly cloudy then cool, lows near 40s. Southeast and Southwest Arkansas partly cloudy to cloudy with continued cool, highs 58-60. Northeast and Northwest Arkansas considerable clouds then clearing and cooler. statewide colder nights with lows 35-44 and a very cold Friday in parts.
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Talal
Missouri
Arkansas
Associated Press
Nee
Fort Worth officers arrest grand larceny convict
Deputy Sheriff Herbert Griffin and State Police Lt. Milton Mosier traveled to Fort Worth, Texas to arrest Wivin R. Lamb, whose two year suspended sentence for grand larceny was revoked on September 25. Lamb was taken into custody and will be delivered to Hempstead officers.
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Asul UE
Eure
Herbert Griffin
Milton Mosier
Fort Worth
Texas
Wivin R. Lamb
Lamb
Hempstead
Kiwanis Pancake Supper Set Ahead of High School Game
Hope Kiwanis club prepared for its annual pancake supper at the high school cafeteria Friday evening before the Hope Camden football game. Servings begin at 5 p.m. and run until kickoff. The club planned for wide participation in cooking and serving. Earlier, members hosted a luncheon with Lt Howard Chandler of the Arkansas State Police discussing handwriting and forgery, with Lt Scrub Mosier as a guest. The program was arranged by Herbert Griffin.
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Hope Kiwanis Club
Hope
Camden
Howard Chandler
Criminal Division
Arkansas State Police
Scrub Mosier
Herbert Griffin
Final Rites for Lewis A Prather at Sardis Church
Lewis A Prather 75 died Tuesday with final rites at 2 p m Wednesday at Sardis Church near Patmos. Burial by Smith Funeral service planned in New Hope Cemetery.
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Lewis A. Prather
Sardis Church
Patmos
Smith
New Hope Cemetery
Girl Scout Roundup Here Oct. 27
The Conifer Girl Scout Council announces a Roundup Service meeting at the Little House in Hope on Saturday October 27 from 9 am to 4 pm. Twenty four girls from 21 Senior Scout troops in the Conifer 15 county jurisdiction will attend the all day event. The group previously spent 14 days at an International Roundup Encampment in Button Bay Vermont this summer and toured Washington and New York City.
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Conifer Girl Scout Council
Little House In
Hope
Conifer
Button Bay
Washington, D. C
New York City
Stolen cash hunt leads to Weymouth home search
U S Attorney W Arthur Garrity said seized articles from a Tuesday marshals search linked to an August Plymouth mail truck robbery will be checked for ties to the nation’s largest cash haul. In North Weymouth investigators found foot lockers a shotgun a bulletproof vest and a pistol in the loft of 37 year old Thomas R Richards.
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Weymouth
Mass
APJ
U.S
W. Arthur Garrity
Plymouth
Thomas R. Richards
Richards
Garrity
Fulbright Stand-In Addresses Arkansas Rally
Mrs. Fulbright spoke in Springdale as Sen. Fulbright runs for a fourth term. A taped talk was heard by about 800 attendees. Gov. Faubus and Rep. Trimble also spoke, all facing Republican opposition in the November 6 election amid the Cuban crisis.
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Springdale Ark
J. William Fulbright
Valery
Sen
Fulbright
Washington
Orval BE
Faubus
J. W. Trimble
Fulbright Faubus
Trimble
Harding Yearbook Wins an Award at Arkansas convention
The Harding College yearbook The Petit Jean earned the general excellence award at the Arkansas Collegiate Publications Association convention in Hot Springs. About 120 editors attended as Tech’s Agricola and Hendrix’s Troubadour won seventh and third places respectively.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Harding College
Petit Jean
Arkansas Collegiate Publications Association
Arkansas ‘Tech
Agricola Ana
Hendrix
Troubadour
Veterans at Revival At First Baptist Church
War veterans were special guests Tuesday night at First Baptist Church where Rev CN Rues led a revival campaign this week. His sermon, The New Birth, urged a necessary experience with God to enter Heaven. He shared his WWII Pacific service and Marine action at Iwo Jima before preaching twice daily at 6:30 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. The public is invited.
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First Baptist Church
CN. Rues
Texarkana
South Pacific
U. S
Siapan
Walker Hill in Korea aims to lure GIs with off duty fun
South Korea plans Walker Hill a $5.5 million recreation complex near Seoul to appeal to U S servicemen on furlough. It will include hotels pools hunting fishing libraries steam baths and bars and clubs with gambling and hostesses. US officers warn strict standards required or the project could be off limits.
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South Korea
U.S
Walker Hill
Walton H. Walker
8Th Army
Pusan
Yalu River
Walker
Seoul
Han River
Japan
Ohio
Penylvana
Guy S. Meloy
Soioier
Korea
Walker Mill
Tokyo
Asia
Fidel Castro defies U N arms inspections in Cuba stand off
Castro declares arms buildup defensive and rejects any outside probe as U S quarantine of Cuba tightens. He says Cuba will arm as it sees fit, dismisses Inter American System pact as a “scrap of paper,” cites Bay of Pigs and warns against UN observers. Food shops show shortages fears amid blackout era.
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Havana
Fidel Castro
Cuba
U. S
Castro
U.S
United Nations
Kennedy
Casto
Western Hemisphere
Osvaldo Dorticos
United States
Giron Beach
Bay of Pigs
U.N. Security Council
U.N
Casito
Congo
Cuban crisis developments at a glance
State Department reports Argentina Honduras and Costa Rica offered aid to U S naval forces enforcing President Kennedy s arms quarantine of Cuba effective today. Defense Dept says no ship interceptions two hours after blockade. Soviet Foreign Ministry sent Kennedy s proclamation to U S Embassy in Moscow observers call it a rejection though Soviets later asked for the copy back. Demonstrations at the Moscow embassy ended by police after ink pelting. Goose Bay officials cleared a Cubana plane to Cuba with East German missile experts and Czech technicians after delay. Gov Rockefeller called emergency Civil Defense meeting in Washington.
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Associated Press
State Department
Argentina
Honduras
Costa Rica
U. S
Cuba
Kennedy
Defense Department
Soviet
Foreign Ministry
U.S
Moscow
Cubana Airlines
Goose Bay
Labrador
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Washington
Civil Defense Committee
Governors Conference
Graf
Latin American aid offered to Cuba weapons quarantine
A State Department official said Latin American countries including Argentina and Costa Rica have offered to aid the United States in quarantining arms shipments to Cuba. Discussions with Argentine officials on using Argentine ships are underway, and Costa Rica has offered base facilities for anti Cuban actions. The official warned the Western world faces its gravest crisis since World War I and urged confronting nuclear base moves in Cuba, speaking to European broadcasters under anonymity.
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Washington
State Department
U.S
Cuba
Argentina
Me Rica
Costa Rica
Latin America
U.S. Navy
University leaders discuss growth and future plans
Dr. David Mullins president of the University of Arkansas outlines growth with Hempstead officials noting 7000 plus on campus and over 1000 at UAMS Little Rock, plus plans for future community services. Nearby events include sorority pledges at Henderson State and safety patrol duties at Paisley School.
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David Mullins
University of Arkansas
Universisity
Hempstead
Mullins
U of A
Uv: Medical Center
Little Rock
Paisley
Brenda Les Mys
Mauviel Middlehpooks
Ricky Neal
Grave Huckabee
Jick Starfles
Yum Bay City
Wilb. Ellis
Khrushchev Calls for High Level Meeting on Nuclear War Threats
Premier Khrushchev said the Soviet Union will not make rash moves in response to the US arms blockade. He urged a meeting at the highest level to discuss all questions and remove the threat of nuclear war in a message to Bertrand Russell broadcast by Moscow Radio.
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Moscow
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
United States
Bertrand Russell
Moscow Radio
Congress Accepts Prospect of Full War Over Cuba Crisis
Congressional leaders grimly accept the possibility of full scale military action to back President Kennedy in dismantling Soviet missile bases in Cuba. They warn the risk of nuclear war is real while noting a possible showdown in the shipping lanes and a heightened sense that crisis nears a climax.
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Jack Bell
Washington
Cuba
Treasury
Douglas Dillon
Dillon
Mexico City
Hubert H. Mumphrey
Minnesota
Senate
United States
Humphrey
White
Eyjerett M. Dirksen
Miimis
Thomas I. Ruchel
California
White House
Kennedy
Cupitiwan
Arkanson Has a Close Call Near Saigon
Capt Merbert C Damrus of Flippin Ark and a chief warrant officer from Oklahoma survived a near miss when their helicopter was strafed by Viet Cong gunners 33 miles southwest of Saigon. An attack struck one pod carrying eight rocket missiles, causing a brief fire before an emergency landing. Both crew members were unharmed and returned to base.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
Merbert C. Damrus
Flippin Ark
Warrent
Quarantine Begins as Soviet Ships Head Toward Cuba
Washington reports an armed standoff with about 25 Soviet cargo ships approaching Cuba. Kennedy’s quarantine took effect at 9 am EST, with naval forces ordered to halt and inspect ships for weapons. Defense photos allegedly show ballistic missiles in Cuba, while Soviet officials dispute the signal.
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Cailing
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Harding Yearbook
By Conrad Fink
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Herndon-Corneling Burial Association
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Patien
St. Vingent Hospital
Lille Heck
Slenderson State ‘Teachers College
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Anr
Drea Anthony
Alpha Sigma Alpha
Sandra Gaines
Alpha Sigma Tau
Linda Powell
Lewisville
Belly Turner
Preseast Pletard Alpha X1 Delta
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Delta Zeta
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