North Side Church of God in Christ pastor anniversary observed
Members honor their pastor and wife on 20th anniversary with events across area churches including Hope No. 2% and Bethel. Community programs at Mt. Zion CME and Union Baptist in Fulton feature guest choirs and pastors. A church building drive in Blevins continues nightly through Oct 30. Funeral for Mrs. Mattie Banks, Lonoke native, held Sunday in Pine Bluff after short illness.
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Plone Bluff
United States reaches thirteen satellites in orbit
The Courier announces a successful launch delivering 13 U S satellites circling the earth as part of three years of space effort. Russia trails with six satellites in orbit and both nations have sent probes around the sun and recovered orbiting capsules with Discoverer instruments and animal capsules from Russia.
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Woman to Trial for Killing Officer
Ground broken for an Arkansas rubber plant in Batesville with P Seiberling of Akron announcing the project will be Arkansas’ first plant and expected to finish by next summer. The ceremony drew 1,000 to 2,000 attendees as officials praised Independence County. The article also notes a murder case in Mountain Home where Naomi Shinn, 47, is slated for trial for the shooting of a Kansas City police officer. Governor Faupus, Sen McClellan, and other officials attended the groundbreaking and upcoming trial details are mentioned.
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Seiberling
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Two Stated to Die in Electric Chair in Arkansas
LITTLE ROCK AP Two men are scheduled to die in the state’s electric chair at dawn Friday. Gov. Orval Faubus has been asked to commute one sentence. John Bracey 26 was convicted in the 1958 slaying of a Negro woman near Budora. Attorney Thoms L. Cashion asked Faubus to route the sentence to life imprisonment. Also slated to die is Lawrence Gene Moore 21 for a West Memphis killing.
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Thoms L. Cashion
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Budora
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Cashion
Tucker Frison
Lawrence Gene Moore
West Memphis
Vakohiman
Record of a Georgia license suspension appeal
A fragmentary report notes attorneys for a party appealing from a tied decision involving a probation violation. It mentions a leader and an integration context, with failure to hold a valid Georgia drivers license referenced among the issues.
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Mitchell Gt
Reyport
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Judd Speaks for Nixon and Lodge at Rally
Rep Walters H Judd of Minnesota told a Nixon Lodge rally here Wednesday that the Republican party is best able to cope with major national issues of security and solvency. Judd, keynote speaker of the Republican national convention, said Vice President Richard M Nixon is best qualified for the presidency because of his experience.
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Walters H. Judd
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Judd
Richard M. Mixon
Korea Pact Sparks Debate Over Refugee Swindle
Fragmentary text claims a December program by North Korea promised homes and jobs to impoverished Koreans in Japan and faced South Korean accusations of Communist enslavement, straining Seoul Tokyo diplomacy.
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Moscow World Fair to Open in 1967 Says Soviet Cabinet
The Soviet Cabinet announced in Moscow today that the World Fair will open in 1967 under the banner Progress and Peace. It will be open to all countries regardless of government or social system, per the report.
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Hedel
Vass
Alps
Demonstrations Highlight Debate on Principle and Policy
Fragments show protesters challenging politicians over ethics and leadership principles. Observers note tensions at rallies as participants demand accountability and clear stances on core ideals.
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