U.S. Britain Ask Russia to Abandon Tests
In Geneva the United States and Britain formally urged the Soviet Union to accept an immediate ban on nuclear tests in the earths atmosphere. Charles C. Stole read the proposal into the record as the three nation talks opened. Tsarapkin faced reporters with a grim expression as the West pressed for an answer by Saturday.
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Shadow of Batista Looms Over Cuban Exile Government Plan
Amid plans this month to proclaim a government in exile, ex president Carlos Prio Socarros leads support from U S lawmakers and anti-Castro exile leaders. Jose Miro Cardona opposes, while many Batistiano allies, including Rafael Diaz Balart and Manuel Diaz Baluez, face scrutiny as factions gather in secrecy.
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United States
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Manuel Antonio de Varona
Democratic Revolutionary Front
Rafael Diaz Balart
White Rose
Aunt Gren
Manuel Beitez
Balisha
Weather outlook for two hours ending Sunday evening
Weather bulletin shows a two hour forecast ending Sunday evening with a low around 74 and no precipitation. The discussion notes past precipitation totals, scattered showers and thunderstorms mostly in the northwest, and variable winds. Expect mostly cloudy skies with highs in the upper 80s to near 90, and a continued chance of light showers, with southeast to northeast winds.
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Workers on Paid Holiday Set to Strike
DETROIT AP General Motors hourly workers mark Labor Day off to prepare for a shutdown if no contract is reached by 10 a.m. Wednesday. About 205,000 UAW and 24,000 IUE members in 129 plants across 7 cities are on strike. GM and unions wage parallel talks. Reuther shifts demands to match American Motors benefits, proposing GM fund extra pensions, shorter week pay, and medical coverage with profit-sharing funds, while stressing cost limits.
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Rioting Youths Slam Lake George Resort Area
A drunken mob of about 1500 youths, many college students, flooded Lake George village early today. Police and civil defense crews fought the crowd with hoses as taverns closed around 1 a.m. Dozens were arrested for drunkenness and disorderly conduct. no injuries reported. Names not released. several wore university IDs from Vermont, Minnesota, and NYU.
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Arkansas College Names Acting Dean and Dean of Students
Batesville Ark AP Mrs Burke Brow registrar at Arkansas College has been appointed acting dean for the 131 62 school year Dick Kinser assistant dean of students will be acting dean of students.
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Labor Day Toll Rises to Six in State Traffic Deaths
Rain drenched weekend crashes push Arkansas traffic deaths to six during Labor Day. Four children died in a Stuttgart area collision on U.S. 79, with four others injured. Victims were Berlin Tiner Jr aged 16, his sisters Rita 11 and Gloria 9, and cousin Linda Tiner 10, all of Pine Bluff. Berlin Tiner Sr. and A. R. Merritt and Merritt’s wife were hospitalized. A Merritt family member, Charles Tiner Sr., also referenced. In separate incidents, Bryan Lancing Broach, 1, was run over in Bigelow, and Charles Romine, 24, drowned near Nariman.
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Threats From East Germany Heighten Berlin Tensions
Berlin dispatch says East German Communist propagandist Eister warned in Junge Welt that after a peace treaty with the Soviet Union the GDR would block Allied movement to West Berlin and impose stricter controls on highways air corridors and border routes. He noted 1,800 American troops briefly traveled through the zone to ease tensions but warned reprisals would follow the treaty.
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Youth Hit by Auto Here Badly Hurt
Four year old Michael Buller, son of Mr and Mrs Tlarold Butler, was struck by an auto at Third and Edges Wood at 5 15 pm. He sustained severe bodily injuries and a head fracture. He was treated at a local hospital then rushed to a specialist in Little Rock. condition listed as critical. Driver Roy Knoxe, 25, claimed he never saw the boy until after impact. A tourist behind the Knox car testified speeds about 19 mph. Knox was held for investigation and released when complete. Police say the boy ran into the car. ornament on the hood buried in the boy’s head. The Butler family was visiting neighbors. officials noted the boy would not have gone alone. Two other Sunday accidents also reported: on North Hazel, W L Murdraw and Robert Ellis, both Negroes, damaged vehicles. hazardous driving charges filed. Downtown near Citizens Bank, Alonna Durham and Thomas L Brinkley involved in a collision. Durham charged with failure to yield the right of way.
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W. L. Muldrew
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Martin
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Mulddrew
Due
Citizens Bank
Alonna Durham
Thomas L. Brinkley
Ward
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Jway
Mrs Rosie Clark Dies at Prescott
Funeral services were held today for Mrs. Rosie Alford Clark, 73, who died Thursday at Prescott. Survivors include two sons Coyee of Pleasant Hill Louisiana and Frank of Ivan, six daughters L P Singleton Longview Texas Ray Swindell Prescott L W Henson St Worth C A Phipps Hawaii Doe Green and Mes Carl Reed Ida La a brother Walter Alford Prescott and a sister Mrs Will Pomlin Little Ruck.
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Threat of Civil War in Brazil Seems Averted
Brazil Crisis Eases as military leaders drop opposition to Goulart and back a parliamentary system. Vice President Joao Goulart, left-leaning, to become figurehead with premier holding real power. Inaugural date pending, forces pulled back after pact between Congress and army chiefs. Front-runners named include Dantas, Magalhaes, Amaral Peixoto, Moura Andrade, and Neves.
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Number of Seamen Hurt in Explosion
SARNIA Ontario AP reports an explosion and fire on an oil tanker docked at Sarnia over the St. Clair River from Port Huron Michigan injuring several seamen. Early police said five dead, later corrected. five and several others were hospitalized with conditions not yet reported.
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Arkanson to Address Meet in Philadelphia
Garland County Rep. Ray Smith will address the National Legislative Conference in Philadelphia on Wednesday. As chairman of the Legislative Joint Audits Committee he will speak on the functions of an independent legislative audit.
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Widespread Town Worries After Serious Accident
Arkane State Police report ongoing concerns for district safety amid multiple accidents in Hope. A one year old boy, Michael Butler, was struck on Third Street and is in critical condition with a head fracture at Lille Rock hospital. Downtown Hope shows quiet conditions with most stores open. HL Highway 67 meeting planned. Clinton Engines Corp names Oklahoma Tire Store as authorized service station. Millsap College students study orientation strategies for new arrivals beginning Sept 13. Baby cats football nostalgia returns as former Hope High School figures reminisce.
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Hope
Michael Butler
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Tenday
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Lille Rock Hospital
Clinton Engines Corp
Oklahoma Tire Store
Slupe
Pair Admits Slaying Four Not Worried
In BIG SPRING Texas an eighth grade girl and her male companion admit to a spree that left four dead across Illinois Missouri and Texas. John Edwin Myers 32 of Chicago told officers all about the murders and the pair show no fear of their fate as authorities plan murder indictments.
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Fort Worth
George Ballard
Belleville
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Alton
Thayer
Hhey
Gifford Jones
TV Begins Tall Tower Operations at KTAL TV
KTAL TV started operations from a 1553 foot tower near Vivian Louisiana, surpassing the Empire State Building in height, making it the fifth tallest man made structure. The station, formerly KCMC TV, serves the Ark La Tex area on channel 6. A half million dollar studio opened in Shreveport with the Tex arkana studio continuing. Formal opening ceremonies planned with NBC executive Robert Samneff and governors invited.
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Camden Ark
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Prescott man Leon Carruthers dies at home
Leon Carruthers of Prescott died Friday at his home after illnesses. Survived by his wife two sons Tilman of Prescott and Leon of Evansville two daughters Mrs Paul Haynie and Mrs Mary Ant Schmkll of Prescott his father Lee Carruthers of Prescott and a brother Chirenee of Jimet Coll.
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Nation Pays Tribute to Working Man
Nation honors workers with observances as Labor Day focus. Kennedy frames labor as essential to dignity and free will, not state exploitation. Galtd herp cites U S gains while noting Soviet shortages. GM hourly workers threaten plant shutdown absent settlement. Reuther heads to Detroit rally with Gov Swainigan amid tense negotiations.
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Une Jon
Kinser 76 Cotton Buyer Dies in Local Hospital
Thomas Kinser a 76 year old cotton buyer and broker for McPadden Gollan Co and book keeper for flapps Furniture Co and Herndon Cornelius Funeral Home died Sunday in a local hospital He was a member of the First Christian Church Surviving his wife Bonnie Kinser a son Thomas Jr of North Little Rock a daughter Mrs Al Park of Hope and a sister Mrs Tom Hinton of Tos kana Services Tuesday at Acridlan Copies Chapel with Pastor Pendleton North Little Rock officiating Burial in Iuse HT Cemetery Active pallbearers Sid McMath Dick Watkins Lewis Wood Williams C B Huckelau and Judy J Lee
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McPadden Gollan Co
Flaps Murniture Co
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Columbus Baptists Hold Revival Meeting
Columbus Baptists announce a revival at the Batdist Church led by Rev Cosham Motley. The evangelistic services feature a Ouachita Baptist College graduate and pastor at Guernsey, Anderson Union, and Second Baptist in Camden. Public is invited to evening services at CNG pastor Wer Jue l Koening invites the public.
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Holiday Death Toll Matches Early Estimates
The National Safety Council reported highway fatalities during the Labor Day weekend align with earlier projections, though the total trails last year’s figure. Casualties included 212 highway deaths, 6 boating, 87 drownings, and 48 miscellaneous, with 415 killed in traffic the prior year and a 461 record set in 1951. Weather and heavy travel influenced patterns as millions hit the roads.
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Miss America Pageant Kicks Off In Atlantic City
In Atlantic City New Jersey the Miss America Pageant begins with 50 state and territorial contestants registering this week through Sunday. Local hostesses oversee etiquette as contestants may not speak to men even their fathers. The pageant parade will be tonight and prelims start Wednesday with the winner named Saturday. Early arrivals posed for swimsuit photos on the beach amid hot sun and crowds.
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New York
Nuclear Energy Seminar May Expand Nationwide Plan
Senator McClellan proposed expanding the Southwest Seminar on Nuclear Energy held last week at Hot Springs into a nationwide event next year. He suggested the program could grow into an international project if kept in peace. Exhibits from the seminar remain on display through today.
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