Church may seek halt to U S aid to South Viet Nam
Senator Frank Church says he may offer a resolution to end all American aid to South Viet Nam unless major reforms occur under Ngo Dinh Diem. The briefing by the Senate committee highlighted demands for withdrawing some U S advisers amid protests over Diem’s treatment of Buddhists.
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Washington
Frank Church
South Viet Nam
Ngo Dinh Diem Goveernment
Church
Stern US
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Roger Hilsman
Frank Carletn
Hilsman
South
Viet Nam
Weather snapshot from Central Arkansas stations
The report covers 24 hours ending 7 am Friday with high 90 and low 64, precipitation .12 inches. Central Arkansas sees clear to partly cloudy skies through Saturday, mild today and tonight, warmer Saturday with highs mid to upper 80s, lows 63 to 68, and a chance of showers Sunday morning. Northeast and Northwest Arkansas: fair to cool this afternoon and tonight, mild Sunday with some showers possible Saturday night or early Sunday. Southeast and Southwest Arkansas: clear to partly cloudy through Saturday, slightly cooler today, warmer Saturday with highs 82 to 88 and lows 62 to 63, then partly cloudy mild Sunday.
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Arkansas
Associated Press
Arkansas Weather Outlook Till Saturday
Mild temperatures and patchy fog greet the morning with no rain in prospect for today or Saturday. Expect afternoon highs in the low to mid 80s and tonight’s lows around 58. Overnight, showers yesterday dropped over an inch in Camden Antoine and Daisy with Mona also reporting rain. Continued on Page Two.
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Arkansas
Camden
Antoine
Daisy
Mona
White father enrolls two sons in all-Negro Little Rock school
In a second case of reverse integration in the Little Rock area, Carl William Darnell enrolled his sons Carl William Jr. and George Allen in an all-Negro elementary school. Principal William Fowler noted the enrollment went smoothly with no irregularities as the boys started in fourth and first grades. Earlier this week Mrs. O Vonne Fitts enrolled her son Steven, six, at the all-Negro McAlmont School, where he attended classes for a third day.
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Little Rock
Carl William Darnell
Carl William, Jr
George Allen
Bush
William Fowler
Fowler
Ee Rathers
O'Vonne Fitts
Near North Little Rock
Steven
McAlmont
Jones Will Not Interfere Again
State Auditor Jimmie Red Jones said he would not block the opening of bids on state printing contracts set for September 20. He had opposed the June 13 bids as rewritten for having restrictive clauses. As a Printing Board member he must approve the contracts before bidding opens and noted the changes allow competitive bidding. Secretary of State Kelly Bryant announced bids on the rewritten contracts would be opened September 20.
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Little Rock
Jimmie
Red) Jones
Jones
State Printing Board
Kelly Bryant
State Welfare Cuts Target Dental and Physician Services
The Arkansas Welfare Department announced July cutbacks in dental care, physician visits, and hospital stays to keep the 1963 64 budget of 24.5 million on track. Welfare Commissioner Jim Phillips said nursing home grants, clinic visits, eye service, transportation, and home care were unaffected, and the change was temporary.
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Little Rock
State Welfare Department
Jim Phillips
Phillips
Evening Shade Baptist Church Resumes Sunday Service
Regular services will be resumed at Evening Shade Baptist Church at 9 a.m. Sunday, September 8, it was announced by the Rev. J. W. Story. The public is invited.
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Evening Shade Baptist Church
J. W. Story
Hardest Thing to Understand About Modern Art Claims
An opinion piece ponders why people insist art is incomprehensible and argues stubborn self will shapes human behavior. It contrasts money, honesty, tips, and modern life while noting misperceptions about success, babies, and ordinary cleverness.
Fallout shelter for Huntsville to be dedicated Sept 13
The $126,000 district fallout shelter at Huntsville Arkansas will be dedicated September 13. The 108 foot long facility will serve as a communications center in northwest Arkansas for the State Police Civil Defense and other agencies. It would accommodate 61 top echelon personnel in a nuclear emergency.
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Huntsville
Ark
Arkansas
Aiken Sees Little Chance for Goldwater Cuba Reservation
Senate politics heat around the Cuban base issue as Senator Aiken predicts Goldwater’s proposed reservation to the nuclear test ban treaty will fail. He expects a strong majority for ratification with few GOP supporters. Reactions from Mansfield Humphrey and Harriman label the move political and counterproductive. Formal debate begins Monday as Allott says he will vote to ratify only if evidence supports safety concerns.
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George D. Aiken
R-Vt
Senate
Barry’ Goldwater
Avizonan
Soviet Union
Cuba
Aiken
Goldwater
Mike Mansfield
Montifia
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
W. Averell Harriman
Mansfield
Harriman
Economic Club of
Detroit
U.S
Gordon Allott
R-Cole
Allott
United States
Marlbrook Services to Begin September Revival
Marlbrook Baptist Church will start revival services on September 8 and run through September 15, led by Rev. Herman Sanford of Ouachita College with Russian Snow of Pine Bluff preaching part. Evening services are daily at 7 30 with special music at each gathering.
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Marlbrook Baptist Church
Blevins
Herman Sanford
Ouachita College
Russian Snow
Pine Bluff
Opposition at Spring Hill School Board Elections
Spring Hill district candidates face opposition in yesterday’s county list. Post 1 incumbent Warner Butler is opposed by Quinton Cox, while Post 2 candidate Curtis Co… is unopposed. Post 4 lists Mrs Kin seeking seat for Hope District with Mr. King named in yesterday’s listing.
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Spring Hill
Warren Butler
Quinton Cox
Curtis Cowarl
Kin
Hope
King
China accuses Russia of stirring border trouble in 1960s
TOKYO AP reports Peking charging Moscow tried to subvert Ili Ili district governance in Sinkiang and lure thousands of Chinese across the border. Beijing cites 1958 Khrushchev demands and says tens of thousands were coerced into the Soviet Union in 1962 to act as a fifth column. Russia allegedly refuses repatriation citing Soviet legality and humanitarianism. The border dispute centers on Sinkiang and Ili with no resolution.
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Red China
Sinkiang
Soviet Union
Peking
Khrushchev
China
Moscow
Ili
Russia
Methodists to Honor Mrs Hyatt Organist at 25 Year Service
First Methodist Church will pay tribute to Mrs B C Hyatt for 25 years as church organist. Her long career spans Reed organ duties in two churches, pipe organ work in high school, and guiding church music in multiple congregations. Family and friends will join in the Sunday observance. gifts to the Church Organ Fund are welcome.
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First Methodist Church
B. C. Hyatt
Southside Assembly Revival Rally Plans Full Week
Southside Assembly hosts a special Young People's Rally Friday at 7 30 pm with Rev David L Busick as guest speaker The revival continues Sunday morning and runs all week with Evangelist Carl Benson leading services Each evening features music and singing
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Hell At
Southside Assembly
I David L. Busick
Carl Benson
Teachers in New York Plan Strike
The AFL-CIO United Federation of Teachers votes to strike the New York City public school system on opening day, defying a State Supreme Court order. Union leader Charles Cogen vows action from jail if needed as 1,500 to 17 rejects the board’s final offer.
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Afl-Cio
United Federation of Teachers
New York City
Supreme Court
Charles Cogen
Max J. Rubin
Board of Education
George Postel
Federation
Judge Selects His Law Clerk for Eighth Circuit
LITTLE ROCK AP James W Moore of Little Rock has been named law clerk to Judge Pat Mehaffey of the U S Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals Moore an attorney for the regional office of the National Labor Relations Board will maintain a Little Rock office.
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Little Rock
James W. Moore
Pat Mehaffey
U.S. Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals
Moore
National Labor Relations Board
Special Speaker at First Assembly Rev Hoskins to Attend Services
Rev. Bob Hoskins, a veteran evangelist, began a series of meetings at the First Assembly of God Church last night. He will show his feature film Friday at 7 30 PM. Services continue through Sunday night with Saturday off. the public is invited.
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Bob Hoskins
Free World
First Assembly of God Church
Hoskins
Teachers Are Better Qualified in Arkansas Schools
The Arkansas Education Department reported that only one of 16 970 public school teachers last term had fewer than 30 hours of college credit. The sole case was a substitute. The figure compares with 255 teachers in 1950-51 with under 30 hours. Since 1957 all teachers must hold a degree from a qualified college and those in the system since 1957 must pursue summer courses to earn a degree.
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Litle Rock
State Education Department
Faubus backs Goldwater in Arkansas bid
At a four state governors meeting in Bartlesville Oklahoma Orval Faubus said he believed Barry Goldwater could carry Arkansas as a Republican candidate. Gov John Dalton of Missouri said Kennedy’s situation looked not too bright and Kansas Governor John Anderson called Goldwater the top man on the totem pole.
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Bartlesville
Okla
Sev. Orvald
Faubus
Barry Goldwater
IR Ariz
Arkansas
John Dalton
Missouri
Kennedy
Fauhus
Kansas
John Anderson
Goldwater
Hearing Set in Florida Tax Evasion Case
A September 13 hearing in federal court at Little Rock will address income tax evasion charges against Andrew J. Florida of Osceola indicted October 13, 1958, for evading 474 611 dollars in 1951 to 1953. Florida has been ill and cannot stand trial. defense motions seek dismissal. Judge J Smith Henley set the hearing, noting the Department of Justice would not agree to dismissal.
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Associated Press
Little Rock
Federal District Court
Andrew J. Florida
Osceola
Florida
J. Smith Henley
Justice Department
Hope area notes and college enrollments mix with police arrests
All Around Town reports Col Carl Schooley recovering after surgery in El Paso. Hope-Texarkana football game night features postgame coffee. Texarkana Junior College welcomes eight new students. Royce Weisenberger and Al return from a 6th Armoured Division reunion in Boston. Henson State Teachers College notes two football players drawing attention. City police logged July arrests for drunkenness and other offenses. Experiment Station records light rainfall. Hope county saw heavier totals. KXAR will air a play by play at 7 45 pm.
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Royce Weisenberger
6Th Armoured Division
Boston
Lincoln
Mammoth Cave
Independence Hall
Plymouth Rock
Lexington
Concord
Bardstown
Stephen Foster
Kentucky
Wallace shuts four Huntsville schools to block integration
In Huntsville Alabama Governor Wallace ordered a one day closure of four city schools to protest desegregation. Mothers led children through trooper lines to enroll them at East Clinton and other schools while FBI agents observed. A Birmingham desegregation stay was denied and classes were delayed as officials sought to preserve order.
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Ala
George C. Wallace
Wallace
East Clinton
State Highway Patrol
S.W. Hereford IV
Federal Bureau of Investigation
John Brewton
Veronica Terrell Pearson
David C. Piggie
FBI
Mia
Joe Payne
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