Authority Asked to Call in Reservists
Secretary of Defense McNamara urged speedy approval of a White House resolution to authorize a limited call-up of 150000 Reservists. He testified before the Senate Armed Services Committee that it would provide flexibility to respond promptly to crises while avoiding a full national emergency. He noted past Berlin crisis mobilization as proof of U.S. capability and cited expanded military strength across Army Navy and Air Force. Continued on Page Two.
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Washington
Robert
McNamara
United States
Senate Armed Services Committee
Lyman L. Lemnitzer
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Congress
White House
U.S
Kennedy
Berlin
Army
Marine Corps
Navy
Air Force
Senate Committee
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
House Armed Services Committee
Cuba
Senate
Weather totals and forecast for Arkansas region
Weather totals show 32.26 inches of precipitation through August, down from 39.4 inches last year. An Arkansas Regional Forecast from The Associated Press reports Central Arkansas cloudy to partly cloudy, cooler this afternoon and tonight, then clear to partly cloudy and mild Wednesday. Southeast Arkansas expected to be cloudy and cooler with further conditions.
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Arkansas
Associated Press
Garland Townships Abolished in Hot Springs Ark
Eleven of Garland County's twenty six townships were abolished by an order signed by Circuit Judge P E Dobbs. The move, opposed then revived by the county election commission, aims to cut election costs but may affect polling and offices. Republicans supported abolishing townships to remove opposition in local races.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Garland County
P. E. Dobbs
Pabbs
Garland County Court
Floyd Huff
State Supreme Court
Huff
County Election Commission
1957 Election Commission
Arkansas
Dian Glover
The
Election Commission
Adult Classes at Yerger High School
Adults interested in education should meet at Yerger High Thursday at 7 30 pm. The program aims to raise statewide education levels and offer courses for those who did not finish high school to earn a diploma. Special classes cover 1st through 7th grades with no age limit. Enrollment is open to any interested person.
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Yerger High
Picketing at Cafe is Ended in Little Rock
The Organization for the Destruction of Discrimination says it halted picketing at a Little Rock cafe it claimed was segregated. Spokesman Roy Cole notes the cafe is now integrated, while owner Claree Robinson says the cafe has always been integrated except for a private dining room rented to private parties and no service restrictions will apply based on race.
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Little Rock
Organization For the Destruction of
Roy Cole
Claree Robinson
Gilbert named to Hampstead County Farmers Home Admin Committee
Gilbert Rts 1 Washington Arkansas is appointed to Hampstead County Farmers Home Administration Committee for a three year term starting July 1 1962 by County Supervisor Jeff High He succeeds Harold Bolu whose term expires this year The other two members are Monroe Stuart of Ozan and Lester Wade of Blevins Gilbert is a lifelong farmer and joint owner operator of 2285 acres with his brother The farm includes beef cattle cotton and alfalfa hay High says his farming experience will aid committee reviews of loan applications.
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Watcr. Gilbert
Rts 1
Washington
Ark
Hampstead County Farmers Home Administration
I Agency
Jeff High
Gilbert
Harold L. Bolu
Monroe Stuart
Ozan
Lester Wade
Blevins
Jas Keir
Couny
Jromhe County Committee
Florists Elect Arkansas Association Leaders in Little Rock
The Arkansas Florists Association named Kent Vestal of Little Rock as president Saturday. Elected officials include Mrs Susie Campbell of Fordyce and Mrs Sue Craton of Siait, with Purdy of Newport named to the directors.
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Little Rock
Arkansas Florists Association
Kent Vestal
Susie
Campbell
Fordyce
First View
Sue Craton
Siait! Gurl
Conversion Chairyman
D. Ft Purdy
Newport
Scout Group Leadership Course Here
A special course for volunteer Girl Scout workers will run September 18, 20, 24 and 27 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Hope Girl Scout Hut. Sponsored by Caniler Girl Scout Council for Hope area citizens, it introduces troop leadership and planning meetings, finances, and working with girls across ages. Register with Conifer Girl Scout Council, 661 Pecai St., Texarkana, Ark., ten days before opening Gate. cancellations may occur if registrations are too low. Mrs. John 8. Gardner Jr. will teach as Volunteer Trainer for Conner Girl Scout Council.
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Hope
Caniler Girl Scout Council
Hope Area
Reep
Conifer Girl Scout Council
Pecai St
Texarkana
Ark
John 8. Gardner Jr
Conner Girl Scout Council
Educators to Texas Meet In Austin TV Institute
Arkansas educators legislators and television officials will attend an institute sponsored by the Texas Education Agency in Austin. The 23 members will study educational television as it developed in Texas and observe the Texas Education Microwave Project that provides instruction of 4 CUPS ES.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
Texas Edutation Agency
Austin
Tex
Alter
Texas
Texas Education
China Reports Shooting Down a2 Plane
China said it shot down one U2 aircraft used by Nationalists trained by the United States on a reconnaissance mission over the mainland. The incident followed a Soviet protest about a U2 over Sakhalin and involved U.S. approval of aircraft sales and potential intelligence sharing. A small tornado touched down in Oil Trough, Arkansas, uprooting trees with no injuries.
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Formosa
China
United States
U.S
Red
Lockheed Corporation
State Department
Sakhalin Island
Japan
Peiping
Defense Department
Washington
White House
Andrew T. Hatcher
Kenney
Newport
R.J. Paul H. Nitze
Little Rock
Trio Charged With Theft of Cattle Near Hope
Sheriff Jimmie Griffin announced three men Wendell Allen Powell 21 Martin Hall 25 and Bill Ray Cox 18 all near Hope were charged with cattle theft for stealing a cow and calf on August 1 from Early McIver. The blind calf was recovered in Holt’s pasture near Mineral Springs.
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Jimmie Griffin
Wendell Allen Powell
Martin Hall
Bill Ray’ Cox
Near
Hope
Griffin
Early McIver
Holt
Mineral Springs
Two Accidents Investigated by City Police
City Police investigated two yesterday. One collision at Third and Walnut involving Ford Ward of Hope and Kathleen Caldwell of Houston caused considerable damage. The other at North Hervey and the MOP4 underpass involved John Wester of Washington and Shirley May of Hope with heavy damage. Both incidents were examined by Officers Martin and Brewster or Shirley as noted.
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AL Third
Ford Ward
Hope
Kathleen Caldwell
Houston
Martin and
Brewster
North
Hervey
John Wester
Washington
Shirley’ May
Martin
Shirley
Postmasters to Meet in Arkansas Convention at Little Rock
The Arkansas Branch of the National League of Postmasters will hold its state convention Friday through Sunday in Little Rock. The gathering will feature discussions on postal policy, service improvements, and member outreach across the state.
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Little Rock
Fap
Arkansas Branch
The
National League of Postmasters
Local Residents Enter New Ventures and College Moves
A mixed report notes Bob Turner resigning from Delight Egg Farms to partner with Harald Sephens in egg production. Brenda Delgnes left Standay to join Marding College, while several freshmen from the U of A and Hope freshmen at HSTC are listed for campus events. Joe Shepard and Mickey Marlar departed for Southern State College. Dust week ad for football books, box seats, and gale prints mentioned. Kiwanis supper planned October 26 in the school cafeteria benefiting the high school athletic program. Pledges from U of A fraternities noted with names and houses. Senior High Band Auxiliary and Booster Club meetings scheduled, with notices of a Hope-Texarksana film night and local car theft report.
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Brenda
Delgnes
Standay
Tor Marding College
Searcy
Jan Reinhardt
Suevan
Conway
Hendrix
A. Inelutie
Suzy’ Booth
Betty Bryant
John Crain
Penny Franks
Larry Hooten
James McLain
Mary Gayle MtcRae
Henry Rowe
William ‘Tyler
Guy Watkins
Hope
HSTC
Laura Adlams
Andrea Anthony
Janice Bailey
Sam Brown
Leya Beth Callicott
Susie Cormiell
Sandra Gaines
Sue Griffin
Shirley Hartsfield
James House
Tommy Mosier
Tony McLarty
Tommy Roberts
Judy Robinson
Mary Ann Russell
Bob Stewart
Barbara Wester
Joe Shepard
Mickey Marlar
Southen State College
Winds and Rain Hit Most of Arkansas
Winds whistled through Clarksville as heavy rains soaked most of the state Sunday. Record precipitation was reported in Seavey and Conway with widespread showers ending a warm spell. Temperatures ranged from 79 to 90 degrees, with wind damage including a drive-in theater screen and a blown barn roof.
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Clarksville
Seavey
Conway
Fayetteville
Little Rock
Pine Bluff
Memphis
U.S. Weather Bureau
Walnut Ridge
Texarkana
Payetteville
Morrison
1 Dorado
Lighway 4
School Bus Turns Over No Deaths
An accident today involving a Rogers area school bus overturned while transporting children to Gar field field, with no fatalities reported. State Trooper Charles Annis and Supt. of Schools Greer were on the scene. details remain unavailable. Benton County sheriff deputies stated the bus belonged to the Rogers School System.
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Rogers, Atk
Capiaha Soho
Garfield
Charles Annis
Gunshot Fatalities Shock Booneville Residents
In Booneville Arkansas Joel Shackleford and Shelton Moses were linked to a Sunday shooting at a residence where neither man lived. Shackleford died from five bullet wounds from a .38 caliber revolver. Moses, 40, was arrested about two hours later near Rasineville. No witnesses reported.
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Booneville, Ark
Joel Melvin Shackleford
Bunion
Clem Acuff
Shelton Moses
Boone
Acuff
Booneville
Shackleford
Moses
Rasnevitte
Etl Syeteh
14 6 Million Bales Cotton Are Forecast
The Agriculture Department's second forecast of the year sets cotton output at 14,687,000 bales of 500 pounds gross weight with Arkansas at 1,490,000 bales and 530 pounds per acre. Domestic and port markets are expected to need about 14 million bales in the 1982 marketing year, while a reserve of 7.7 million bales from past crops supplements supply. Ginning totals to Sept. 1 reach 1.5 million bales.
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Washington
API
Agrculture Department
Arkansas
Census Bureau
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Tennessee
Alabama
Mississippi
Missouri
New Mexico
Arizons
California
Arizona
Florida
Louisiana
Mississipp Pi
South Caroline
Texas
Oklahoma
Friendship Home Demon Club Meeting Planned at Park
The next regular meeting of the Friendship Home Demon club will be held at Friendship Park on Wednesday, December 12 at 7 p.m. A pot luck dinner is planned. If it rains, the dinner moves to the Jim Stone home.
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Friendship Home Demonstation Club
Friendship Park
Jim Stone
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Yerger High School
St Mary's Cathedral
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NEA Telephoto
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By Spencer Moosa
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Land O Lake
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Gale
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Icpe
Guy Watkins Jr
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Carole Coop
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