Largest Saturn Rocket Flight Marks U.S. Moon Race Push
Cape Canaveral AP Saturn, the world’s largest rocket, launched successfully on its first test flight. The 162-foot vehicle, weighing 462 tons, aimed to reach 100 miles altitude then drop to the Atlantic, with eight engines producing 4.4 million pounds of thrust. NASA plans mockups, tests, and 10 test flights toward an operational Saturn by 1964 to place Apollo crewed ships in Earth orbit and onward to the moon.
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Fla
Saturn
United States
Soviet Union
Howard Benedict
Canaveral
Dpwn
Moon
Atlantic Ocean
Little Abaco Island
Bahamas
National Aeronautics and Space Administation
NASA Plang
NASA
Apollo
U S and Soviet Clash Over Berlin Border Tensions
In Moscow today the United States and the Soviet Union traded protests over the Berlin border situation. U S ambassador Llewelyn Thompson demanded U S officials in Berlin present identification documents to East Germans, drawing a counter protest from Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko who denounced what he called American provocation.
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Fapr
United Siates
Soviet Union
First
West Berlin
U.S
Llewelyn Thompson
Berlin
Andrei A. Gromyko
Weather totals and forecast from Arkansas region
Weather report notes 46.44 inches precipitation for September with 83 inches previously, experiments show 24 hours to 6 p.m. Thursday. Central region: clear, then partly cloudy and warmer with highs around 57 and lows near 37. Northeast and southeast: warmer tonight and Saturday with highs 70-75 and lows 40-45. Northwest: windy and warm Saturday with highs 70-74 and lows 45-50. Southwest: partly cloudy and warmer tonight, cloudy and warmer Saturday with highs near 70-75 and lows around 50.
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Arkansas
Associated Press Central
Yaeh Boday
Arkansans mull Civil Defense fortress plan
A proposal for a Shinall Mountain communications fortress faces debate among local leaders. Price and Defensy director Cast Die defend the idea while authorities urge denial. Weather notes expect mild, cloudy conditions with highs near 70, unfolding into warmer trends by Saturday.
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Little Rock
Al—Gay
Ivalds
Houbts
Shinall
Willy A. Price
Sal
Price
Payne
Louisinaias
Lear
Owould
Ed Satarday
Joye Tenigik
Ceak
Moscow May Expect High Level Talks on Berlin
AP reports Moscow may press for high level talks on Berlin, aiming to use harassment of East Berlin officials as a safety valve to ease a crisis and gain time as four power talks approach. Western allies seek a unified approach and broader talks on Berlin.
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Bonn
Germany
Moscow
Berlin
East Berilies
Paviet
United States
West Berlin
D C Williams 85 Dies on Thursday
D C Williams aged 85 dies Thursday after long illness. Survivor list includes son Maria Williams of Hore Wille Williams of Arkaielphtia and Loy ie Willhangs of Vorstang. Funeral Saturday at Athers Leqnenal with burial in Arkackephin.
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D.C. Willis
Ain
Vedi
Ghak
Theo Sone
Maria Williae
Hore
Wille Willigms
Arkaielphtia
Loyie Willhangs
Vorstang
Grace Garnar
Arkaerdelpl
Jadaa
Athers Leqnen
Dion
Arkackephin
Hov
Dayle Begean
Arkon
Milk Marketing to Add 13 Arkansas Counties
A proposal to extend an Agriculture department milk marketing order to 13 more Arkansas counties will be discussed at a public hearing in Little Rock on November 15. The hearing was requested by the Central Arkansas Milk Producers Association which represents most local producers. The counties named include Phillips, Lee, Lon Franc, Spore, Manuelet, Crughead, Greene, Lawrence, Independence, Jackson, Woodruff, Prairie and Mississippi.
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Agriculture
Central Arkansas Milke Producers Association
CAMPA
Central Arkansas
Phillips
Lee
Greene
Lawrence
Independence
Jackson
Mississippi
Ex-Diplomat Irvin Scarbeck Convicted by U.S. Jury
Washington based former U S diplomat Irvin C Scarbeck was found guilty on three counts of exposing American Embassy documents to Polish Communist agents. The jury of twelve men and one woman deliberated for 15 and a half hours over three days before delivering verdicts. One count related to removal of a classified document from the Warsaw embassy was not upheld. Scarbeck admitted to distorting the documents in a PBS interview and said he was blackmailed by agents after alleged misconduct in Poland. He faces potential prison and fines.
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U.S
Irvin C. Scarbeck
Searbeck
Fouth
Warsaw
Poland
Scearbeck
Trian
PBS
Searback
Ursula Discher, Dle
False Arrest Judgment Acknowledges $10,000 Damages
A U S district court jury awarded $10,000 to William C. Alley after he was misidentified as a bad check passer near North Little Rock in 1960. National Wood Stores faced the verdict. Utley, 89, testified about a night in jail and the misidentification by Raymond Cash, with Cash later retracting the initial claim.
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William C. Alley
Memphis
North Little Rock City Fair
Nat Tonal Wood Stores, Inc
Utley
Worley
Raymond Cash
Votice
Cash
Bill Wilkins
John B. Mack
National
Benton
Wy Wholesale Company
Asian African Motion Passes UN by 44 22
The United Nations General Assembly committee vote backed by an Ethiopian motion calling for a temporary moratorium on nuclear tests. The tally was 44 to 22 with abstentions from the Soviet bloc. United States and Western powers opposed. The move aimed to delay a planned Soviet explosion amid rising calls for a global pause.
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United Nations
Nuv
U.N
Feray
Ethiopia
Athe Staining
United States
General Assembly
Soviet Union
Few Schools Instruct in Communism in Arkansas
State council notes only three states require teaching about Communism or allied ideologies. Survey shows most offer instruction on evils of Communism within U S history or government courses. The council discusses feasibility of a required specialized course in Arkansas.
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Rock Cap
Arkansas Council
Council of
St Tine
Virgil Tletcher
Arkansas
Pileteners
Hawaii
Louisiana
Morita
Pasyail
Ikea
Miniusola
Gary Tint
Gklihonna
Saul Cara
Jing
Church of Christ Singing Sunday at Un dud Cratky Street
A Sunday gathering at the Church of Christ features an old time service with gospel songs led by the choir. The event promises community singing with familiar hymns and guest performers from the local area, beginning at 2 pm.
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Church of Christ
All Around Town Items Mixed From Texarkana Area
A garbled town record highlights a hospital visit for Miss Riltay-ioe and local mentions of school, suspects, and community notices. The fragment references include names like Mr. and Mrs. Gil bet Brow, a Bobrat Beaty Queen event, and an upcoming school election schedule with district and voter details, though many details are unclear.
Khrushchev Blames West for Berlin Tension at Soviet Congress
Premier Khrushchev charged Western powers threaten war to control West Berlin as the Soviet Union resumes testing nuclear weapons. He defended peace aims while denouncing U S Britain and France and warned Moscow must act to safeguard world security amid tense Cold War confrontations.
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Berlin
United States
Soviet Union
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Kennedy
Lean Rusk
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West Berlin
Khrushethev
Britain
France
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Khrushchev
Communist Movement
Congress
Fuss
AIP
East Germany
Albania
Vissailed
Hilar
Congress For
Staigisas
Kheushchey
Death by Own Action Ruled in Webb Case in Arkansas
Deputy Coroner Ferrall Gresharny Hilest osude ruled death by own action in the case of Mrs. Margaret Hil Webb who jumped from a brides Willy Whe Quachile River. Her body was recovered in Khuur Tater.
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Dorado
Ark
Ferrall Gresharny
Margaret Hil Webb
Khuur Tater
West Memphis Development Group Plans Commission
West Memphis leaders meet to discuss a proposed parent development commission. Sponsored by the Arkansas Industrial Development Commission they seek cross-river cooperation to attract industries for the region. Willan P. Rock, AMC executive director, will be guest speaker. The plan envisions a riverfront park, an area zoning plan, and freight rate equalization.
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Ark
Officula
Memphis
West
Arkansas Industrial Development Commission
Willan P. Rock
AMC
Miaephis
Mississippi
Tanks Prove Russia Behind Whole Thing
The United States judged Soviet tanks near the West Berlin border as proof of Moscow’s involvement, while State Department officials said they did not know if Soviet power would ease or worsen the tension. They insisted the Soviets admit responsibility for Berlin and warned against unilateral East German moves, noting Western officials must freely travel in East Berlin.
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Wasngton
United States
Soviet Union
Berlin
Java
U.S
Amblev
Taleellyn Thompson
Foreign Office
East Berlin
State Department
Lincoln White
White
Bertin
Thompson
Callet
E C Kinnear Dies in Oklahoma
E C Kinnear, a Presbytarian and Shriner, died in Muskogee Oklahoma after illness. Survived by a daughter and several siblings, with funeral services planned for Monday at a local undertaker.
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E. C. Kinnear
Oklahoma
Fire at Osceola home claims life of Black resident
A deadly house fire in Osceola Ark critically burned a Black man and his wife after a kerosene accident. The man, taken to a Memphis hospital, died from injuries. Fire officials say the blaze began during misused kerosene while lighting a stage.
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Ark
Lewis White
Ho Cleath c
Glycar Alu
Mcss
Dawa
Ars
White
Laken
Memphis Hospital
Phevies Slims
Dangerous Berlin standoff as tanks face off at Friedrichstrasse
Tanks from the United States and Soviet Union faced a tense standoff at the Friedrichstrasse crossing in East and West Berlin. Reports describe armed advance by American forces and Soviet reinforcements, with police barriers and East German police questioning civilians moving between sectors.
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ARS
Ameren
Vriedriclstrasse
West Berlin
Norattie
Bask
West
Mast
East Berlin
Cty
Friedrichnist
United States
Contiucad
Pago Four
Flu Shots Short in State Amid National Demand
AP reports a national flu scare drives high demand and vaccine shortages. Three wholesale drug houses in Little Rock say only about 10 percent of vaccine orders are met and hospitals report limited patient access as doctors restrict shots to fewer patients. Manufacturers and lecturers plan increased production to meet rising demand across Arkansas and nationwide.
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Levee Rock
Little Rock
Manu
Arkigge
Isis
U S Buys 780000 Pounds Broilers for School Lunch
The U S Department of Agriculture purchased 780000 pounds of broilers and fryers for the school lunch program. Arkansas received 150000 pounds in a tranche priced between 28.35 and 28.55 cents per pound.
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Litle Rock
U.S. Department of Agriculture
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