Goldwater seeks reservation delaying test ban treaty
Senator Barry Goldwater urged a formal reservation to delay the limited nuclear test ban treaty until Soviet forces leave Cuba. He warned the pact could threaten peace and said he would offer the measure after the Senate takes up ratification next week.
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Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Cuba
Goldwater
Senate
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
John Sherman Cooper
Rey
Dwight D. Eisenhower
United States
Foreign Relations Committee
Cooper
Jobless to Continue to Get Training
Washington reports the Senate approved a bill under the Manpower Training Act to fund unemployed workers training with federal dollars fully covering costs for 1963 and 1964. The measure, first civil rights act component Kennedy proposed, moves to the House after a voice vote. It waives state matching funds and authorizes 161 million dollars in federal aid to cover a 322 million outlay for fiscal 1965.
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APJ
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Kennedy
Congress
House
Weather Station 24 Hour Report Summaries
Weather data for a 24 hour period ending at 7 a m shows a high of 96 degrees and a low of 69 degrees. The record notes the Thursday observation window and notes temperature extremes during the cycle.
To Trial for Fatal Stabbing
CLARKSVILLE Arkansas AP Johnny Allen 49 of Coal Hill faces first degree murder trial in Johnson Circuit Court for the July 2 stabbing death of Ronald Burns 30 of Denning in Franklin County The joint docket also lists Bert Grider 26 of Clarksville charged with rape of a Clarksville housewife with Grider’s trial slated after the Allen case Both men are in Johnson County jail Circuit Judge Wiley Bean presides The cases proceed in Lake Ludwig area on today’s docket
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Johnny Allen
Coal Hill
Johnson
Ronald Burns
Denning
Franklin County
Bert Grider
Clarksville
Lake Ludwig
Docket
Wiley Bean
Grider
Allen
Johnson County
Governors from four states plan joint tourism push
Governors Henry Bellmon Oklahoma John Dalton Missouri Orval Faubus Arkansas and John Anderson Kansas met informally on the eve of a conference to discuss promoting tourism across the four states They considered regional fishing licenses common attractions and joint promotion to boost visitor numbers within driving distance of about 60 million people in the region The formal conference began today and aims to set up plans for their departments to act together
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Okla
Kansas
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Missouri
S Henry Bellman
John Dalton
Orval Faubus
John Anderson
Bellmon
Newsmen
Dalton
Faubus
Building Defense on Soviet Border
Hong Kong based South China Morning Post reports Communist China has mobilized 900000 students to fortify defenses in Sinkiang Province along the Soviet border. The claim comes from a refugee quoted by the British owned paper.
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Sinkiang Province
Soviet Union
South China Morning Post
Red China
Accidents Kill 47200 So Far in First Half Year
The National Safety Council reports 47,200 deaths from accidents in the United States in the first six months, up 3 percent from the same period in 1962. The national toll highlights rising accidental fatalities across the nation.
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Chicago
National Safety Council
United States
Youth Escapes Injury in Car Scooter Collision
At Bell and Pine yesterday a motor scooter ridden by Allen Monty collided with an auto driven by L Slatton of Hayes. The youth escaped injury as the auto sustained a damaged fender and hubcap while the scooter suffered damage to its fender wheel and handlebar. Chief Jack Brown investigated.
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L. ¥. Slatton
Bady
Haye
Jack Brown
Rabid Bat Reported in Arkansas Health Officials Say
Arkansas health officials report another rabid bat in the state. A 19 year old youth was bitten on August 28 after picking up the bat and received anti rabies treatment. This year six bat rabies cases are confirmed with seven or eight bat bite incidents. Rabid bats found in Pulaski Garland and Ashley counties.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
State Health Department
Harvie Ellis
Pol Veterinary Medicine
Ellis
Pulaski County
Garland
Ashley
What Teachers Really Tire Of Is the Extra Work
NEW YORK AP remarks about teachers show the burden of extra duties teachers endure each year. The quotes recount chaperoning, play productions, career counseling, ticket taking, moonlighting bans, and disparaging pay compared to other jobs. The anecdotes highlight strained relations with school boards and parents over expectations.
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Elmo
Johnson
Oswald
Four School Posts in County See Few Opponents
Only four county district posts drew two or more candidates by yesterday’s filing deadline. In Hope district 1-A Frank King and Sam Strong face off in Post No 1, while other posts show various incumbents unopposed or facing minor challenges. Incumbent Carl Martin of Zone 3 drew no opposition for County Board. Election set for Sept 24.
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Washington
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Sweal
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Odom
Saralaga
Fricks
Carlton Valentine
Cucwisey
Clana
Self
Gail F. Ravenserait
State Claims Commission awards 2091 to Cone and Stowers
The Arkansas State Claims Commission approved a $2,091 claim by Cone and Stowers Construction Co for damages after the state Supreme Court voided an omnibus construction bill in 161. Work halted at the State Hospital in Little Rock and a larger $3,812 claim was filed for extension of 168 days, with interest portion blocked by a requirement for two-thirds legislative vote.
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State Claims Commission
Cone and Stowers Construction Co
State Supreme Court
State Hospital
Easy to Identify Coast Guard Dog Snuff
Cleveland AP reports Snuff the Coast Guard dog who vanished from the life boat station will be easy to identify. Chief M. Don Powell describes Snuff as a Pekinese with a white coat and hair like a pompadour, kept at attention when he trots or salutes.
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Masvao
Labor Day
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Final Rites for Arzell E Spates Held at McNab Church
Arzell E Spates died Tuesday and final rites were conducted at 2 p m Thursday at the Mc Nab Church of Christ. Burial followed at Sarasoza Cemetery by Herndon Corneling Funeral Home.
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McNab Church of Christ
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Ball Ends 3 Day Talks in Pakistan
U S Undersecretary George Ball wraps a three day visit in Rawalpindi after fruitful talks with Pakistani leaders. He says talks clarified mutual viewpoints though no pledge to move toward Red China and that Pakistan remains in anti Communism alliances. Ball will brief President Kennedy after traveling to Portugal for further talks with Salazar.
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Rawalpindi Pakistan
U.S
George Ball
Pakistan
Ayub Khan
Red China
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Kennedy
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Portugal
Antonio de Oliveira Salazar
United States
Two Charged in Texarkana Slaying
AP reports Prosecutor John Goodson said Leroy Callahan of De Queen Arkansas and David Roden of McCurtain County Oklahoma have been charged with murder in the July 4 Texarkana Arkansas slaying of James Henry Wallace. They were held in Lake Providence Louisiana on narcotics and burglary tools charges. Wallace chased the killers after they hid in his father in law Henry Hoaks's yard.
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Lake Providence
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Leroy Callahan
de Queen
Ark
David Roden
McCurtain
Okla
James Henry Wallace
Henry Hoaks
Max Tarkelt
Woman to Keep Son in Negro School By GEORGE F. BARTSCH
North Little Rock AP report on six year old Steven Fitts choosing McAlmont Elementary, an all Negro school, with mother Yvonne Fitts supporting desegregation. She joined the NAACP, sold a camera to fund civil rights trip, and recalls desegregation ruling while husband in Alaska Air Force and moving toward legal school choice. Continued on Page Two.
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Edward Jernigan
Steven
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U.S. Supreme Court
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
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Southern Mediator Journal
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Jacksonville
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Thundershowers Over Arkansas Bring Varied Rainfall
Thunder showers swept northwest Arkansas with a clearing morning fog elsewhere as cloud cover kept northern temperatures in the 50s to 60s while southern highs reached the mid 90s. Marianna and Fort Smith saw around 1.5 inches of rain with most areas under half an inch. Overnight lows ranged mid 60s to mid 70s, with highs of 64 to 72 forecast later today.
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Marianna
Fort Smith
Fourth Victim Dies From Sewer Gas in Station
SHREVEPORT Louisiana AP four men died after sewer gas inhalation at an underground pumping station in Bossier City Tuesday. R G Votel 25 father of three was among firemen overcome during a rescue attempt joining Larry Baldwin who died hours later. Charles Brown 21 and Clarence Reddie Water Department workers also perished Capt A J Lodatto remained hospitalized in good condition. Officials test to determine what caused the poisonous gas and why a hole in a copper line fed the actuator gauge.
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Charles Brown
Clarence Reddie
A. J. Lodatto
Clyde W. Fowler
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Jury Commission Named for Hot Springs County
Circuit Judge P F E Dobbs in Hot Springs Arkansas named the jury commission to select the county’s first petit and grand juries since 1960 amid indictments of two county officials and several others. The members are Tom Dick Noble Howard Caldwell and Dr L Thompson Thompson is a Negro. Dobbs said he would convene the juries September 23 and expected to use both juries but gave no further details.
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Ark
P. FE. Dobbs
Tom Dick Noble
Howard Caldwell
Or. L. Thompson
Farm Bureau Picnic Set At Experiment Station Lake
Hempstead County Farm Bureau schedules a seven p m picnic at the Experiment Station lake on Sept 7 with members asked to bring a lunch cold drinks provided by the bureau entertainment planned. Civitans meet at Hotel Barlow that evening and a club trip with watermelons to Conway’s Children's Colony will be shared at the meeting.
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Civitans
Barlow
Conway
Theight
Wallace halts desegregation as Birmingham schools close
In Birmingham four hours before desegregation was to begin, Gov. George Wallace announced the city board of education would close the three schools temporarily and pursue legal action to stay the federal order. A night of violence left one Black man dead and many injured as a bomb struck a local attorney’s home, prompting police action and tense streets as talks resumed between Wallace aides and school officials.
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Ala
George Wallace
City Board of Education
Wallace
John L. Coley
Arthur Shores
Montgomery
Rights action urged by Little Rock leaders in march meeting
Negro leaders in Little Rock criticized Gov Faubus and the school board at a meeting after the Washington march. They urged increased voter registration, union membership for Negroes, and stronger civil rights efforts. Sixty attended a Negro church gathering led by NAACP figures urging action and self-help.
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Orvald. Faubus
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Jerry D. Jewell
Bethel Ame Church
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