Congress seeks waiver to rebuild Arkansas reserve units
Delegation from Arkansas told Air Force leaders they may not meet new reserve strength requirements. They urged waivers or test periods to allow Little Rock and possibly Blytheville units to attach to the base support and recovery forces. The group proposed consolidating units to meet the needed strength.
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Fragmented Food Ad Text Recounts Pies and Cereal
Readable fragments describe fruit and cereal items with phrases about pies and “Span pies” and a note on browning and filling. Mentions milk servings and heat, but details are incomplete and unclear.
Executive says CIA asked him to spy but he refused
Chicago business executive says he was asked by the Central Intelligence Agency to spy for the Soviet Union but refused because of the risk. Berlin, 28, vice president of a sales company, said he told the U S government about the request and that some tourists have been expelled as spies. He spoke in an interview with the Chicago American and noted the CIA comment amid White House protests over such cases. He emphasized his belief in speaking his mind and delaying reveal until now. Health notes below discuss polio in Arkansas with no deaths and 609 cases last year, 5 of which were paralytic.
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Senators Reach Agreement On Fish Program Bill
Washington AP reports a Senate Thuse conference committee approved a bill to expand a fish and wildlife program on military reservations. It would create a cooperative system selling hunting and fishing permits with proceeds reinvested into wildlife efforts. The Defense Department controls over 25 million acres, with migratory birds exempt from state law.
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Two Escape Injury in Arkansas Lake Crash
Two men escaped serious injury after crashing off a highway embankment and landing about 20 feet into Lake Haute near Hot Springs Arkansas. Authorities identified driver Nick Patton of Lewisville and passenger Jack Nowlin of Arkadelphia, who crawled out a window to safety.
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Crop Duster Killed Near Parkin Arkansas
A crop dusting pilot died when his plane crashed and burned in a cotton field at the edge of Parkin Arkansas. The victim was 50 year old Cates Conner of Memphis, an employee of Parkin Flying Services. Witnesses said the aircraft was dusting when it went down in a cotton field.
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Faubus Skips Democratic Meet in New Orleans
Gov. Orval Faubus said he would not attend the Democratic Party strategy meeting in New Orleans, citing it as the wrong venue for the Arkansas Democratic Convention. He declined to disclose his stance on Kennedy and Johnson and reiterated opposition to the party platform on civil rights.
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