Chileans Vote Today Could Shift Regional Politics
Chileans vote today for a president with outcomes likely to tilt Latin American politics leftward. Socialist candidate Allende faces Christian Democrat rival Frei. U.S. copper firms Anaconda and Kennecott own major Chilean interests, and the vote results expected by evening will set the six-year term starting November 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J. Stone
Santiago
Chile
Communist Party
Salvador Allende
Luis Carvelay
US. Corone
Corvalan
Allende
Eduardo Frei
Christian Democratic Party
Jorge Alessandri
Weather brief from Central Arkansas and neighbors
Weather Experiment Station report for 24 hours ending 7 am Friday. Central Arkansas shows clear to partly cloudy and mild through Saturday with widely scattered thundershowers tonight. lows 67 to 72, highs 91 to 96. Southeast and Southwest Arkansas clear to partly cloudy with slight temperature changes. lows 68 to 72, highs 90 to 94. Northeast and Northwest Arkansas expect thundershowers tonight. lows 65 to 70, highs in the 80s. Louisiana stays clear to partly cloudy and warm with afternoon thundershowers. lows 68 to 76, highs 90 to 95. Continued on Page Two.
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Associated Press
Arkansas
Louisiana
Page
Remembering the Day When Grandpa Paid for Spats and Childhood Tricks
A nostalgic column recalls simple pleasures of youth in New York, describing moments such as grandpa paying a nickel to clean spats, sneaking a gum wad, tuning a crystal radio, and playing hopscotch. It contrasts past joys with present woes and highlights small, vivid details of growing up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mr. Wall
Rockefeller funds study to boost North Arkansas tourism
Winthrop Rockefeller, Republican rival to Gov. Faubus, announced he is personally financing a study on developing tourism in North Arkansas. In a Radio KPOC interview at the Randolph County Fair, he supported water projects, additional lakes and dams, and pledged to “go all out” to develop tourism, plus the need for more roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocahontas, Ark
Winthrop Rockefeller
Orval
Faubus
North Arkansa
Rockefeller
KPOC
Randolph County
Nazis Allowed at Hearings After Attack
Washington AP report says the House Un American Activities Committee did not eject three Nazis from hearings on Cuba student visits. Ira Gollobin, attorney for Monroe B. Slater, testified that George Lincoln Rockwell and two followers attended. Chairman Ichord insisted on order and noted possible troublemakers in the room.
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Washington
House
Cuba
U.S
New York
Ira Gollobin
George Lincoln Ockwell
Gollobin
Monroe B. Slater
Richard Ichord
D - Mo
Ichord
Schard
Congress
Rockwell
Petitions to run for Arkansas Senate ruled invalid
Two men Clyde Thomas Newby of Pine Bluff and B T Ladner of Blytheville were rejected as independent candidates after the Secretary of State found their petitions defective for lacking affidavits that signatures were witnessed by qualified voters. Ladner received a filing deadline extension. Newby said he would not run as a write-in and aimed for a seat once held by Morrell Gathright.
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Little Rock
State Senate
Kelly Bryant
Clyde Thomas Newby
Pine Bluff
B. T. Ladner
Blytheville
Ladner
Lee Bearden
Leachville
Bryant
Newby
Morrell Gathright
Cab Driver Refuses Potatoes Theft Charge Bizarre
NEW HAVEN Conn AP A cab driver who did not want potatoes as payment alerted police after Edward Johnson 42 hopped into a cab at the railroad station asked to go to Long Wharf and dumped sacks of potatoes from a truck into the tub when asked about the act Johnson admitted he had no money and hoped to raise the fare by selling the spuds He was charged with theft evading payment of a fare and intoxication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Johnson
Bia
Evidence in Fuller Case Being Heard
In Clarendon Arkansas the murder trial of Paul Lewis Beckwith halted the prosection from introducing part of a medical examiner report. Prosecutor Lee pressed a question about bloodstains from the alleged weapon while defense objected. Judge Waggoner ruled that medical authority must testify. Witness Milton Fuller described finding his wife dying. Isaiah Thomas testified Beckwith gambled with him and returned with more money.
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Clarendon
Ark
Paul Lewis Beckwith
Beckwith
Sue Fuller
Brinkley
William Lee
Allen Templeton
Arkansas State Police Criminal’ Investigation’ Division
Lee
Mrgs Fuller
Sempleton
Brinkley Police
Wiley Branston
Sying Templeton
Templeton
W. J. Waggoner
Milton Fuller
Isaiah Thomas
Camden
Eleven Suspected Encephalitis Cases In Arkansas
The Arkansas Health Department reports 11 suspected encephalitis cases statewide. A 9-year-old Madison County girl in Huntsville is the latest. Counties Carroll, Ouachita have three each. White, Mississippi, Pulaski and Boone have one each. The disease is mosquito borne.
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Little Rock
State Health Department
Arkansas
Madison County
Huntsville
Carroll County
Ouachita County
White
Mississippi
Pulaski
Boone
Crash Claims Life Near Harrison Arkansas
In Harrison Arkansas a fatal crash occurred when a car struck a bridge post on Thursday. Police said a blowout caused the vehicle to leave the road, killing 52 year old Rudy Hough of Alpena Boone County.
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Harrison, Ark
Rudy Hough
Alpena
Boone County
Harrison
State Between Two Pressures
Arkansas lay between two high pressure cells, bringing clear skies and mild temperatures. A cold front over Montana and the Carolinas caused showers from Michigan to Kansas, but it should not penetrate Arkansas. Labor Day weekend should stay warm by day and cool by night with possible scattered showers in North Arkansas Saturday.
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Associated Press
Arkansas
Montana
Carolinas
Michigan
Kansas
Arkans
Weather Bureau
Camden
Hope Star Vacation Photo Contest Entry Deadline
The deadline for receiving pictures in Hope Star's 4100 Vacation Photo Contest is 5 p.m. Monday Sept. 7 Labor Day. Entries must be at the Star office by 5 p.m. Monday. Mail entries should be in the mailbox by Friday night Sept. 4 for Saturday delivery. Judging begins Tuesday and winners are announced within a few days.
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Hope Star
STAR
New Violence in Malaysia and Singapore Triggers Emergency
Kuala Lumpur declares a state of emergency as Singapore police curb riots after racial clashes. Indonesian paratroopers allegedly landed in Johor as Malaysia accuses Indonesia of backing the unrest. Seven dead and 48 wounded in Singapore amid curfew and rising tensions.
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Tony Escoda
Kuala Lumpur
Malaysia
Singapore
Indonesia
Federation
Pease
Chine
Kuala
Lumpur
Singapore Radio
Johora
Tunku Abdull Rahman
U.S. Security Council
York
Arces
Borneo
Sarawak
Sabah
Malaya
Jakarta
Sukarno
Italy's Communist Party issues virtual declaration of independence
In Rome the Communist party released a virtual declaration of independence from Moscow authored by Palmiro Togliatti shortly before the party leader suffered a fatal stroke in Russia.
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Rome
Italy
Communist Party Today
Moscow
Palmiro Togliatti
Russia
Campaign ends and policy battles shape the campaign trail
AP reports a business front endorsement for panneleben from 45 leaders, Goldwater frames his campaign against Johnson and Democratic policy, while House committee hearings face disruption by a Nazi seizure. Social Security health plan faces tough odds in Congress as Food for Peace extends with Ellender demanding more control. International scenes include Chilean Communist optimism and plans to nationalize U.S. coal mines, Viet Nam turmoil after Tran Thien resigns, Malaysia preparing for a showdown with Indonesia, and a popular Filipino card game driving social waves. A saliva study notes tartar formation implications for gum health, and an Arkansas trial unfolds into its third day.
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Panneleben
Barry Goldwater
Johnson
Washington
House
Cuba
Senate
Allen Ellender
Chile
South Viet Nam
Tran Thien
Malaysia
Indonesia
California
Arkansas
Clar
Mayor Ingram Launches Memphis Advertising Series
Memphis mayor William B. Ingram promotes local industry with a Wall Street Journal advertisement read "Wanted! Millionaires." A follow up ad with the same signature will run next Monday promising that "Millionaires can get rich in Memphis."
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Memphis
William B. Ingram
Wall Street Journal
Odds Against Health Bill in the House
Washington AP reports the odds favor defeat of a Social Security health care plan this year despite Senate passage. The House lacks such provisions. a conference committee will align the bills. Senate delegates oppose health benefits in conference, winging toward Mills who opposes the plan. Leadership vows to press health benefits into the final version, with tax increases proposed by both chambers.
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Washington
Senate
House
Senate House
Wilbur D. Mills
D-Ark
Congress
Mrs Martha Nunn 94 Dies Here At Local Hospital
Mrs Martha Cheatham Nunn aged 94 died Thursday in a local hospital after a long illness. Survivors include a daughter Mrs Carl Smith of Hope two sons John Cheatham of Texarkana and W R Cheatham of Village Ark. Services will be held Saturday at First Methodist Church of Village.
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Martha Cheatham Nunn
Carl Smith
Hope
John Cheatham
Texarkana
W. R. Cheatham
Village
Ark
First Methodist Church
Labor Day closings and local college moves noted
All local stores will close on Labor Day September 7 and the Hope Post Office expects no deliveries though boxes will be served and stamps sold in lobby. John Jarvis has left the Hope Police to join the Arkansas State Police, leaving the department short one man. Joe Crain and brothers and friends depart for universities and colleges for campus study and athletic duties with remaining students heading to LSU, Arkansas Tech, Hendrix, and other institutes. The Circus returns to Torrington after Hope engagement with a new route through Nebraska and Colorado next week.
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Hope Post Office
John Jarvis
Hope Police Department
Arkansas State Police
Joe Crain
University of Oklahoma At
Norman
John
University of Arkansas
Steve’ Crain
Ronny Paul Jones
University
George
Dan Jones
LSU
Baton Rouge
Dan
Joe Keesey
Southwestern College
Memphis
Ricky Butler
George Wright, Jr
Roy Wray
Arkansas State Teachers College
Conway
Richard McDowell
Arkansas Tech
Russellville
Hope
Marvin Salmon
The
Wonder Boys
University of Arkansas Rush
Mack McLarty
Charlie Walker
Larry Moore
Jan Bilis
Carol Bressler
Hendrix College
Joe Purvis
Cookie Jones
Bill
Jan Reinhardt
Phara Brown
Johnny Honeycull
Paul Henley
Woes Mount in Viet Nam Politics
In Saigon, Defense Minister Tran Thien Khiem resigned amid Buddhist clashes with military leaders. Khiem cited Buddhist control as his reason, leaving Premier Nguyen Khanh isolated in a hastily formed triumvirate. Khiem remains in the army. Minh was ousted earlier, reshaping power amid unrest.
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Roy Essoyan
Saigon
South Viet Nam
Tran Thien Khiem
Khiem
Khanh
Nguyen Khanh
Duong van Minh
Minh
Tax Collectors Were Delinquent in Peoria County
State's Attorney James Cunningham leading a drive against delinquent Peoria County taxpayers suspended three assistants in the same group. Two were reinstated after paying their real estate taxes. the third was away and unavailable for comment. The three were delinquent for this year only.
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Peoria, Hil
James Cunningham
Peoria County
Cunningham
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Barnes & Bailey
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