Nicklaus Seizes Spotlight In Golfs World Series
In Akron and a tangle of names, Nicklaus edges Palmer and Player in a high profile golf showdown. Davis Palmer leads early then falters on final holes as Nicklaus clinches the title with a late birdie, while Player stays tied for second.
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Cotton Pickers Sourced For Eastern Arkansas Harvest
In PORREST CITY Arkansas the Employment Security Division projects 24 10 workers must be brought into St Francis and crosses counties to harvest cotton. Officials say they are coordinating with dealers and growers to recruit pickers. About 92 908 bales are expected to be picked by hand across Monroe Prairie Cross and three eastern counties with machine and hand labor mix.
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Magnolia Crowned Local Beauty Queen in Atlantic City Pageant
Magnolia Arkansas won the local Miss Magnolia beauty pageant, a preliminary to the national event, held Saturday in Atlantic City. The pageant was sponsored by the Magnolia Junior Chamber of Commerce.
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University of Arkansas Official Honored by Blue Key Fraternity
Carter Shari, registrar at the University of Arkansas, is elected national executive head of the Blue Key men’s readership fraternity. He succeeds the late B C Talay of Movida University, with Riley having led since its formation. The organization shifts to Mayetlevilig during Short’s tenure.
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Wildcats and Chicks Look the Best
By BILL SIMMONS Associated Press Staff Writer previewing Big Nine hoops as Hot Springs, Blytheville, Texarkana, Fort Smith, Pine Bluff and Little Rock Central start league play. North Little Rock's defense, Fort Smith offense, and Blytheville's early form frame the race, with Dorado and Central in mix. Hot Springs tests its 2-0 start, and Texarkana rebuilds while Pine Bluff gaps develop.
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Parole Jailed in Check Charge
Eugene Seawright, 40, of Blytheville, arrested in Little Rock on a check charge shortly after being released on parole from Cummings Prison Farm. State Parole Officer Kenneth Gritfitn stated parole would be revoked and Seawright returned to prison Tuesday. He has six months remaining on an eight month sentence for cashing bad checks. Police said two attempts were made to cash bad checks Sunday.
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Wanted Civil Service Jobs Ad Early 20th Century
A recruitment blurb targets ages 18 to 52 urging quick action for U S Civil Service openings next year. It touts salaries up to 46 a month, job security, advancement, and minimal education needs, with test passage as a barrier. Lincoln Service advertises free information and test prep, not government affiliated, with a mail‑in form to request lists and qualification details.
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Weather outlook with scattered thunderstorms and cooling trend
Mixed region forecast shows light rain and a few thunderstorms ending this afternoon. Highs range from mid 70s to mid 80s. Clearing tonight with cooler temperatures. Tuesday highs 75 to 80, turning partly cloudy and warmer midweek. Northwest and Eastern Arkansas forecast mostly clear and cool tonight and Tuesday with variable highs in the 60s to 70s. Missouri regions expect clearing southwest with cooler highs around 70s, some southeast areas in 60s, and continued cool nights. Overall pattern: cool nights, warming midweek, with lingering showers possible in southeast areas.
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Foreign Visitors From Aidonia to Visit Fayetteville
Ten Aidonesian officials will spend two weeks in Fayetteville starting October 28 studying social economic and governmental life in the United States. State Department official Seth Thompson will accompany the group and has previous ties to Fayetteville.
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Act 1 Means More Money to Schools
The Arkansas Department of Education released an analysis predicting that if Act 1 passes in November, school revenues would rise by about 1.5 million dollars annually. The report cautions it would limit legislative and governor discretion in budgeting and hinder general-state budgeting, while endorsing no formal stance. It notes the act would reserve at least half of general revenues for public schools and could complicate budgets for other agencies.
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Kennedy seeks authority for Berlin crisis call up
The plan would authorize a reserve call up during a period of adjournment and until February 28, covering potential Berlin tensions. Pentagon officials say modern systems and screening will limit issues seen in 1962, with 147,000 reservists released after last year. Diplomatic officials see the move as a warning to Khrushchev amid Berlin strains.
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Arkansas counties named potential for food processing
The Arkansas Industrial Development Commission designated five eastern counties Cross Crittenden St. Francis Lee and Phillips as having potential for food processing industries. The ATDC reported these counties had retail sales totaling 126 million dollars and field crop sales of 112.8 million dollars last year.
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Laos forms formal ties with China and North Vietnam
Recognizing China and North Vietnam East, Laos's Coalition government formally established diplomatic relations today. The move marks a new regional alignment, with Laos pledging cooperation across economic and political fronts.
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Probate Notice in Hempstead Estate of Vera M Anderson
In the probate court of Hempstead County the estate of Vera M Anderson deceased last address 810 South Main Street Hope Arkansas died August 12 1962 administratrix Mary Sub Evans appointed September 6 1982 claims must be proved within six months from first publication or barred first published September 10 1962 administratrix Mary Sub Evans 810 South Main Street Hope Arkansas September 10 17 1962
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Soblen in coma after drug induced seizure at Brixton prison
London report says Dr Robert Soblen unconscious with possible brain damage after an overdose of barbiturates in Brixton Prison hospital. Investigators doubt the hospital stocked the drug. Home Office probes ongoing as Soblen, a wartime Russian agent, remains in coma and doctors fight convulsions. His wife Dina at his side as doctors weigh brain hemorrhage or barbiturate effects in prognosis. In Arkansas, William E. Huse of Crossett named safety director of the state Highway Department, a new 9,300-2 year post overseeing accident analysis and safety programs.
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25 Cotton Belt Cars Derailed
A southbound Cotton Belt freight derailed near Jonesboro Arkansas, spilling 26 cars and their contents. No injuries reported. Cause under investigation as bulldozers and rail equipment begin righting tracks and clearing debris, with service disruption in the area. The 65 car train ran from St. Louis to Pine Bluff and left the track about four and a half miles north of Jonesboro.
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Probate Court Notice of Claim Deadline for Dorothy S. Martin
The Probate Court of M. Guy Martin, deceased, Patmos Arkansas, announces a death date of August 29, 1962. The undersigned was appointed September 5, 1962. Persons with claims against the estate must present them duly verified by September 5, 1962, or be barred from the day of September, 1962. Dorothy S. Martin appears as the claimant.
Probate Notice for Willie Lois Hall Executrix
The will of H. W. Hall of Hope Arkansas was admitted to probate on September 4 1962. Executrix Willie Lois Halt Route 1 Box 28 must receive any timely contest by law. Published notices dated September 10 and 17 1962.
Science Shrinks Piles New Way Without Surgery
A new healing substance named Bio-Dyne from a world-renowned research institute is reported to shrink piles without surgery. The discovery is touted as stopping itch and relieving pain and is offered in suppository form and continent fora under Preparation 17 percent.
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