Western allies warn Soviet over Berlin air corridors use
Washington reports three nations delivered identical notes to Moscow warning the Soviet Union and East Germany against any interference with Allied flights to West Berlin. The 1500 word communiqués argue Berlin air rights derive from Allied victory and postwar practice, and vows to defend air traffic even amid potential separate peace talks.
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Washington
United States
Britain
France
Soviet Union
West Germany
West Berlin
Kremlin
Moscow
Rodie
Berlin
Uss.r
Germany
Bertin
German Reich
U.S
East Germany
Vike
West
Barge Service on Red River Soon Start
Barney Holland's Heart of Texas Transportation Co will begin jet barge service on the Red River within 10 days. Interstate Commerce Commission approved service from New Orleans to Denison. riverhead port will be Greenville Miss nearest dry dock to Red River. The plant pushes 20 barges with 450 horsepower jet unit. each barge load equals five boxcars. Emphasis on piggyback loads carried in trailer trucks.
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Denison
Barney Holland
Heart of Texas Transeportation Co
Red River
Himlind
Interstate, Commerce Commission
New Orleans
Holland
Greenville
Miss
Weather Experiment Station report summary and figures
Weather Experiment Station reports two hours ending 6 p.m. Thursday showing low 70s, precipitation 0.69 of an inch. Total precipitation through August is 89.41 inches, compared with 29.98 inches for the same period last year.
Ark regional forecast amid scattered thundershowers
Partly cloudy conditions persist through the afternoon and tonight with a chance of widely scattered thundershowers into Saturday. Highs near 93 in the central and northwest, low 90s in the southeast and southwest. Night lows around 70 in central regions, mid to high 60s in the northeast, low to mid 60s in the north, and low 70s in the southeast and south. Continued on Page Two.
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Associated Press
Counties Seek Time for Assessments In Arkansas
Eleven school districts asked the state Board of Education to waive a financial penalty under Act 231 of 1961. Education Commissioner Arch Ford said the board would review requests from Clinton Tucker/Mine, Leachville, Stephens, Mughes, Mineral Springs, Monticello, Rector, Greenway, Thornton and Dixie. Some districts cite declining local revenues while others have hired more teachers despite similar funding.
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Little Rock
Fleven
State Board of Education
Arch Ford
Clinton
Tuckerman
Leachville
Stephens
Mughes
Mineral Springs
Monticello
Rector
Greenway
Clay County
Thornton
Dixie
Craighead County
Education Department
Welfare Chief Asks Why Roll Out by 17 000
LITTLE ROCK AP Floyd Irby Mississippi County welfare director cut 17 500 surplus commodity rolls this week and was summoned to Little Rock to explain to the state Welfare Department next week. Welfare Commissioner Adams questioned the selection method and noted 4 000 people left on rolls but not on welfare rolls. He said counties sometimes reduce commodity rolls in cotton counties to avoid labor shortages and pressed for details on who was cut and kept.
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Little Rock
Floyd Irby
Mississippi
State Welfare Department
Carl Adams
Irby
Adams
Rhy
Welfare Department
Mississippi County
4-H Fun Night Tonight at Hope City Hall
County 4-H clubs organize a nationwide recreation night at 7:30 PM at Hope City Hall. Betty Duncan and Calvin Caldwell will lead the program with adult volunteers overseeing acts, stunts, and games for attendees.
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4Ih
Hope City Hall
Betty Duncan
Cnlvin Caldwell
Teachers to Meet on September 12 in Hope
Hempstead County teachers will hold their first meeting of the year on Tuesday September 12 at 7:30 at the Junior High School in Hope. Joe Hudson of the State Department of Education will explain the new retirement laws Otis Blackwood will discuss social security. Teachers will vote on which retirement plan they want on September 20.
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Hempstead County
Hope
Joe Hudson
State Department of Education
Otis Blackwood
Lye
Two-Time Miss America Winner Reflects In Atlantic City
Mrs. Mary Catherine Townley once Maury Campbell, the only two time Miss America, now doubts the finale’s thrill. Born in Columbus, she won Miss Ohio at 15, toured, studied, and married in 1935. She keeps the Mermaid statue in their Manhattan home basement, offering it to a Columbus museum.
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New York
Preterick Slanton Townley
Maury Catherine Campbell
Atlantic
Townley
Columbus
Ohio
Atlantic City
Columbus Dispatch
Mike Fanning
Mary Catherine
Manhattan
Flo Zienfield
Keith
Mrs Vola Reed 55 Dies at McNab Home
Mrs Vola Reed aged 55 died suddenly at her home in McNab. She is survived by her husband Price Reed of McNab a son James Clark Price of Ft Worth three daughters Hazel Copeland Texarkana Betty Jo Foreman Lubhawk and Sadie Ray of Indiana two brothers Henny King Texarkana Denno King Denton Ark two sisters Mrs Mageil Reed of Okay and Mrs Delmar Gathright of Saratoga Funeral arrangements are incomplete and will be announced by Herndon Cornelius
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Vola Reed
Reed
McNab
Price Reed
James Clark Price
Ft. Wart
Hazel Copeland
Texarkana
Betty’ Jo Foreman
Lubhaevk
Sadie Ray
Indiana
Henny King
Pexarkanie
Denno King
Denton
Ark
Mageil
Arkansas AIDC to Vote on Four Operating Budgets
LITTLE ROCK AP The Arkansas Industrial Development Commission will consider four operating budgets for the year ending June 30 1982. About two thirds of the 504000 budget will fund advertising office and travel expenses. The remainder will pay for other items.
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Little Nock
Arkansas Industrial Development Commission
Lawmakers Shocked at Army Paar TV Stunt at Berlin Border
U.S. lawmakers condemn the Army and troops used during a Jack Paar show taping at the West Berlin border. Senators Mansfield Humphrey and others denounce the incident as dangerous and inappropriate, urging investigation after Arthur Sylvester ordered a review and White House approval was noted.
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Sen
Hubert Ff
Humphrey
D-Minn
Khrushchev
Sen. Rourke
Hickenlooper
Ilona
Arthur Sylvester
Washington Evening Star
White House
Saltonstall
U.S
Insurgent Win Topples Tammany in New York Democratic Primary
Mayor Robert Wagner triumphs as anti-boss insurgents unseat the Old Line faction led by Tammany chief Carmine DeSapio. Wagner defeats the organization candidate for mayor while Comptroller Arthur Levitt loses an ally and gains momentum. DeSapio loses his district chair in Greenwich Village to James Langan. Wagner’s victory comes with heavy losses for the traditional Democratic structure and signals a shift in control of Manhattan’s Democratic machine.
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New York
Capima
Robert Fy
Platforn
Old Line
Democratic
Tammany Hall
G. DeSaple
Wigner
Arthur Levin
Wagner
Lous d. Lerkowitz
Asymany
Manhattan
DeSapio
Gredwich Village
James. Langan
Wagsners
Stark
Brooklyn
Awerence I. Garusa
Wagine
Herbert J. Lehman
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Lithigan
Furmer
Hope Lions Headline Year of Public Events in Hope
Hope Lions Club chaired major events as Amex Morrow led the year’s program in Hope. The Poultry Festival drew about 2,000, just after the Presbyterian Church Centennial. Dallas Judge Bill Richburg spoke, boosting city publicity. A $250 gift to the Ape Konese Matercprise was raised from a light bulb sale. Upcoming June meeting will reveal details of the Livestock Show.
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Hope Lions
Hope
Dune
Amex Morrow
Seveal States
Haskell Jones
Cal
Bob Daniels
Third District
State Cotton Crop Increased 60 000 Bales
Arkansas weather and area conditions shaped the season as the Agricultural Statistics Service raised the state cotton forecast to 1,840,000 bales from an earlier 1,200,000. Average lint yield is put at 475 pounds per acre on 155,000 planted acres, with state and regional comparisons noted.
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Little Rock
APY
Agsrelive
Arkon
Miles McPeek
Arkansas
Tennessee
Mississippi
Missouri
Louisiana
Oklahoma
Texas
Promotions Held by Troop 75 Summer Ceremony Reach Wings
Troop 75 at Brookwhot School conducted a summer ceremony at Little Honsy for Vly-y where girls Mary Ellen Hokler Brenda Joe McRoy Darla Kay James Mindy McElroy Jan Herring Gail Tyer Jennifer Tolleson Pam Butler Martha Mosley Joyce Collier Jinny Callicott Linda Goodwin Donna Stevenson Susan Barker received their wings. Troop 78 intermediates attended. Patrol leaders elected were Darla Kay James Jan Herring Mindy McElroy. Assistants include Brenda Jo McRoy Jenny Callicott Martha Mosley. Troop scribe Brenda Jo McRoy and Mindy McElroy treasurer. Leaders are Mrs. Fred McElroy Mrs. Phinis Merring and Mrs. Gordon Tyer. Refreshments served.
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Jan Herring
Mindy McElroy
Brenda Jo McRoy
Jenny Callicott
Martha Mosley
Fred McElroy
Phinis Merring
Gordon Tyer
Miss Ark. Wins Swim Suit Division at Miss America prelims
Atlantic City reports Miss Utah Carolyn Lasater won the talent event with a pantomime dance while Miss Arkansas Frances Jane Anderson led the swimsuit round on a 120-foot runway before 7,137 spectators. Both are 19 and blondes. third prelim round concludes tonight ahead of semifinalists and Saturday night crowning of Miss America 1962.
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Atlantic City
Mis Arkins
Carolyn Lasater
Utah
Fas
Miss Anderson
Minnesota
Nancee Parkinson
Texas
Linda Loflis
River Work Bids Entered On Arkansas River Project
LITLE ROCK AP south east Construction Co Inc of Winn Bluff submitted an apparent bid of 374,959 for a Cumming Beni revetment extension on the Arkansas River. Army Engineers opened bids and announced plans for further work at a cut off channel to straighten the Little Bayou Melo inflow, with an estimated cost near 1 million dollars.
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Litle Rockap
Southeast Construction Co, Inc
Winn Bluff
Cumming Beni
Arkansas River
Army Engineers
Khrushchev urges businesslike talks with Kennedy on German peace
Moscow AP Khrushchev said he was ready for businesslike talks with President Kennedy to resolve world problems. He demanded a German peace treaty, warned against delaying negotiations, and said the Western powers must sign with the German Democratic Republic and other willing states. Nehru, visiting the Soviet Union after Belgrade, urged talks to remove the threat of war and open the way to disarmament. He called for a halt to nuclear tests and warned that delay could wipe out mankind’s future.
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Khrushchev
Kenedy
Nehrin
Kennedy
Germany
Kheushchev
German Democratic Republic
Kremlin
Ned
Nehru
Soviet Union
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Ussr
United States
Auto hits bridge railing on Highway 67 injures vehicle
An auto driven by David Barwick went out of control and struck a bridge railing on Highway 67 around 9 40 pm. The car was badly damaged. City Officers Martin and Pedro reported. Riding with Barwick but unhurt were Sean Prince, Ronnie Smith, Richard Pharis and John Whil ten.
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David Barwick
Martin
Pedro
Barwick
Sean Prince
Ronnie Smith
Richard Pharis
John Whilyten
Gulf Areas in Four States Set for Carla
Carla heads toward the Gulf coast threatening six miles of coastline from Alabama to Texas. Evacuations urged as tides rise and routes close, with warnings of hurricane winds and offshore oil disruption. Carla earlier battered western Cuba, damaging buildings and crops as it moved toward the Caribbean and Gulf.
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Miami
Fla
Carl
Tovisana
al Deast
Gulf of Maxico
Alabama
Egistwand Ty Apalachteala
Mississidily
Gulf Coast
Yeal
Belsy
Cape Cod
Mass
Debbie
Cape Verde Islands
West Africaa
Betsy
U.S
Cotticissetiee
Carkt
Gulf of Mexico
Carla
Cuba
Pine del Rio
Carihbean Sea
Louisiana Man Named at TB Meet
Dr. Howard A. Buechner of New Oblontis was installed as president of the Southern Thoracic Society meeting with Southern Tuberculosis Conferences in Springs Ark. De. Charles A. Le Maistre of Walla Pex was named president heloet and Dr. Wills Webb of Jackson Miss chosen see Tyolary-Lreasnven.
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Not Springs
Ark
Howard A. Buechner
New Oblontis
Southern ‘Thoracic Society
Southern Tuberculosis
Charles A. le Maistre
Walla
Pex
Heloet
Wills Webb
Jackson
Miss
Charles
Iinley
New Pewner
Kansas City Alle Jbries
My ‘Soulbern
Tim Thik
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West Zone
NEA
Joy Miller
AP Women’s
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Ohio Wesleyan
Ceylon
DuPurit
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Army
Paar
N. York
By James Devlin
Joew
Nupe
Hempstead Courthouse
Tammy Polk
Ting
Arkansas State Nurses’ Assn
Faubus
Hempstead
Little River
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