No No doubt U S to cut forces in Europe
Washington reports the United States may not rush troop cuts in Europe despite talks of evolving force structures. State Department seeks to calm German concern after Deputy Defense Secretary Gilpatrics speech, as McNamara notes some noncombat personnel could return home while combat strength remains staged in West Germany.
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Chicago
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Weather Experiment Station Report Summary
Weather Experiment Station records show a 44 hour period ending 7 a.m. Friday with a high of 87 and a low of 58. The report notes mild to warm conditions and a slight uptick in daytime temperatures, with nocturnal cooling typical for the season.
Arkansas Weather Forecast Simple Outlook
Partly cloudy and mild through Saturday with a few showers. Isolated thine terms appear as a stray OCR fragment. The forecast continues on the next page Jour.
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Hempstead County Woodlands Seen Key to Economy
Hempstead County foresters say woodlands occupy about 59 percent of 275 478 acres, with cropland 19 percent and pasture 18 percent. By 1975 woodland share may fall to 55 percent while pasture exceeds cropland by 4 to 5 percent. Diversified farming and flexible woodland management can boost earnings beyond pulpwood, including sawlogs poles and veneer.
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Freshman Dies Unexpectedly at Arkansas State Teachers College
David Wiley, 18, of Pine Bluff, a freshman basketball scholar at Arkansas State Teachers College, died at a Conway hospital after headaches. Hospital officials could not determine the cause. He was the son of Mr and Mrs Leo Wiley.
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Pregnant New York Officer Helps Capture Car Looters
Policewoman Marie Cirile a six months pregnant patrol officer, aided detectives in a Greenwich Village pursuit. After spotting two men fleeing a car burglary, she fired twice and helped corner one suspect as her partner wrestled the other. She used a gun butt during the struggle and prepares for maternity leave next week.
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Marie Cirile
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Tito in Tribute to Mrs. FDR
Yugoslav President Tito sent an ambassador to Hyde Park New York to lay a wreath on the Roosevelt graves. New York City detectives escorted ambassador Veljko Mikunovic and Yugoslav consul general Miroslav Kreacic, marking a second outside city escort in two days.
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Israeli violinist earns long Moscow ovation with encores
Israeli violinist Ivrn Gitlis drew a standing ovation at the Moscow Conservatory as part of a cultural exchange. He performed eight encores to satisfy a loud and prolonged audience reaction.
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Parkinson predicts Western civilization falls in 37 years
New York AP reports British historian C Northcote Parkinson foresees Western civilization waning by about the year 2037 due to taxation and bureaucratic inefficiency. He says Eastern civilization may overtake technologically and dominate thereafter, while stressing friction between East and West sparks ideas. Parkinson, famed for satirical critiques of bureaucracy, notes decay and expansion are both parts of history.
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Goldwater Campaign Tactics Draw Sharp White House Contrast
Senator Barry Goldwater travels across the nation on weekend speaking tours as speculation grows he may seek the GOP nomination. He defends his conservative philosophy, notes a million miles of travel and a $10,000 annual air bill, and stresses that crowds and polls don’t guarantee delegates.
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Rockefeller Calls for Bar Association Probe in Conway County
Clarksville Arkansas AP former GOP figure Rockefeller urged the Arkansas Bar Association and judiciary to investigate conditions in Conway County politics amid a feud between editor Gene Wirges and local officials. He spoke at the College of the Ozarks after Wirges faced a contempt citation in a libel suit and a $75,000 judgment was entered against Wirges. Wirges sought Supreme Court review of a mandamus petition against Judge Wiley Bean, who jailed Marion Burton for contempt of court.
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Britain’s Alec Douglas-Home Sees Promise in Test Ban
In London Sir Alec Douglas-Home told Nikita Khrushchev the limited nuclear test ban treaty promises fresh East-West understandings to end the arms race. It was his first message to the Soviet premier since succeeding Harold Macmillan as prime minister, responding to Khrushchev’s note on ratification of the pact.
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Nation Probes Drought as Ginny Brings Rain along Coast
Rainy winds along the Southeast coast and showers in the Pacific Northwest affect the nation while dry warm conditions persist in drought zones from the southern Plains to New England. Hurricane Ginny near Charleston spurs coastal warnings as other regions report scattered showers and record highs for October 24. The drought prompts farmer loan requests with 452 counties designated for emergency loans by USDA.
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Negro Escapes a Second Time in Crossett Jail
Charles McMillan, a Black inmate, escaped from Crossett Jail Wednesday night after breaking three locks. He was being held on forgery charges and had previously fled Ashley County Jail in Hamburg, moving into Texas before recapture. He was due for trial.
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Benson Named to Head Mission
Ezra Taft Benson, former secretary of agriculture, named president of the European missions of the LDS Church. Headquarters will be in Frankfurt, Germany, with Benson a member of the Council of Twelve Apostles.
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Ezra Taft Benson
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Jess Collins 74 longtime Spring Hill resident dies
Jess Collins age 74 long time Spring Hill resident died at his home Thursday. He is survived by his wife Alline Collins two daughters Mrs Vernon Brown and Mrs Garland Kidd both of Spring Hill, and a brother Fred Collins of Spring Hill. Funeral services set for 2 30 p m Saturday at Spring Hill Methodist Church with Rev Claud Hines officiating. Burial will be in Bethany Cemetery conducted by Herndon Cornelius.
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Spring Hil
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R F Parton 61 Dies in Tennessee
Robert Franklin Parton aged 61, formerly of Hope, died Wednesday in Cleveland Tennessee. Survived by two sons James W and Emmett of Cleveland, three daughters Bessie Dessie Parton of Vandalia Illinois and Lois Bryant of Cleveland, two sisters May Gratiot of Spring Hill and Ann Terry of Dallas, plus three stepsons and four stepdaughters. Services set for 2:30 p.m. Sunday at Herndon Cornelius Chapel, burial in Water Creek Cemetery near Guernsey.
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Hurricane Ginny Arms Might at Carolina Coast
Navy crew of destroyer Es cort Fogg recounts surviving Ginny in 40-foot seas off the Carolina coast. 60-hour tow ordeal, 50-degree rolls, no radios after Friday, meals during danger, no injuries, several sailors seasick, ship saved by Kiowa and Chilula tow transfers. Evacuations urged along South Carolina coast as Ginny strengthens offshore with 100 mph winds and high tides.
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Scranton Rules Out Presidential Bid in Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania Governor William Scranton said at a Pittsburgh news conference that he does not want to be president and is not putting himself up as any kind of candidate. He reiterated his stance amid talk he could be a dark horse nominee.
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Hope area students named in 1964 Star yearbook
Hope area youths and faculty are highlighted as class favorites and reporters for the 1964 Star yearbook at Henderson State Teachers College. Hope editor Shirley Hartsfield oversees a 600-student, 20-school fall Federation XVI meet in Henderson with representatives from Eye Amity Blevins Bodean Cale Delight Hope Kirby Laneburg Spring Hill Willis ville. The program also notes No el Coward Blithe Spirit play at Henderson October 31 with Carroll McKee in a lead role and quotes appreciation from the Catholic Church Altar Society for a successful spaghetti supper. Marine Privates Leon Turner and Richard P. Leonard of Hope are listed with deployment and training updates. Firemen battled burning cotton bales at Garrett's Gin yesterday preventing damage to the gin.
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Tony McLarty
Star
Henderson State Teachers
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Henderson
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Monthly Singing at Sweet Home
Regular monthly singing will be held at Sweet Home four miles east of Highway 24 on Sunday night at 7 o'clock. The event is directed by Zack Stone.
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Some Rain Moving Across State
A wave of light showers was expected to move eastward across Arkansas but would be too scattered to relieve the drought. Harvests in the delta should not be affected. Showers reached western Arkansas Thursday night with Fort Smith recording a tenth of an inch and Fayetteville three tenths. Highs near 80, lows 52 to 62, and a mix of sun and brief thunder showers forecast for the weekend.
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Compromise Rights Bill Elusive on Capitol Hill
Washington AP The effort to craft a bipartisan civil rights bill faltered as Republicans and Democrats on the House Judiciary Committee showed signs of retreating from a measure stronger than the administration desires. President Kennedy pressed for progress while Republicans bargain over whether to accept administration or their own parallel proposals.
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