Progress in Chicken War Noted by Fulbright
Washington AP Fulbright progresses in what is called his chicken war aiming to force Europe’s Common Market to cut high import duties on U S poultry as a test of the market’s protectionist path. His protests led to U S threats of retaliation on West German and French goods, with talks of possible 50 percent cuts and market concessions. The outcome remains uncertain as the chicken war drags on and Congress slows its pace on appropriation bills.
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Washington
J. William Fulbright
D-Ark
U.S
Fulbright
Arkansas
Fubright
Europe
West Germany
Fratte
Senate Foreign Nations Committee
United States
West Gempany
France
Telephone Folks in Convention in Hot Springs Arkansas
The 36th annual convention of the Arkansas Kansas Telephone Association entered its second day with a talk by Ralph W. Cook a science demonstrator for Southwestern States Telephone Co. Public relations director R J Post outlined the United States Independent Telephone Association program to gain public support for independents. He cited a survey showing independent companies grew 16 percent in 1962 versus Bell, with 56 percent higher plant investment and 67 percent greater gross revenues. The ATA comprises 52 independent telephone companies.
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Hot Springs
Ark
ATA
Beating of Nearoes Under Probe Beating of Nearoes Under Probe NASHVILLE
FBI in Nashville probes alleged assault of about 20 white men on five travelers near Tuscaloosa Alabama. Victims, three Africans from Ghana and two white companions, were treated at Vanderbilt Hospital and later left for Akron after FBI contact with State Department and Ghana Embassy. Names include Stephen Koli Emmanuel Bansa and Roland Glover. tour arranged by Akron pastor W P Trout.
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Nashville, Tenn
FBI
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Vanderbilt University Hospital
Akron
Ohio
State Department
Edward T. Steele
W. P. Trout
First United Church of Christ
Birmingham
Ghana
Stephen Koli
Cornell University
Emmanuel Bansa
Lakeland College
Sheboygan
Wis
Roland Glover
Central Col
Congress Uses Continuing Resolutions On Budget
The article explains that Congress funds departments each month with continuing resolutions, allowing spending at last year’s monthly level. If this continues through June, current year spending matches the previous year. With over two months gone and few appropriation bills enacted, Rep. Gathings says economies will occur as Congress slows spending.
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Congress
Gathings
Beling
Silver Prices Jump on Open Market Demand in New York
The price of silver rose to 1293 per ounce on the New York market, with London buyers driving a new high of 1299. Strong industrial demand, a large U.S. Treasury reserve of 1.7 billion ounces, and coin minting needs limit immediate export. Foreign buyers pay premiums, and world consumption outpaces mine output as electronics and space-age production drive demand.
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New York
U.S. Treasury
London
U.S
Handy & Harman
Seems They All Have Boy Friends
Hollywood report describes a dreary day on the film beat with Bob Mitchum filming an orgy scene for What a Way to Go at 20th Century Fox. Barbara Bouchet and Tina Louise are featured in other scenes, with Louise discussing method acting and the blackout in her dressing room.
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Norridgewack
20Th Century-Fox
Bob Mitchum
Mitch
J. Lee Thompson
Mitchum
Thompson
Bob
Barbara Bouchet
Munich
Paramount
Tina Louise
Frank
Nitti
Notable Names in Jege Pella Case Include Glover Cousin Claim
In Jege Pella Iowa the other white man identified is James Bernard Glover 20 a University of Akron student. He is not related to Roland Glover.
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Jege Pella
Iowa
James Bernard Glover
University of Akron
Ohio
Roland Glover
Better Be Sure of Speed Limit on Burlington Road
In Browns Mills on Burlington County Road 5465 the speed limit is 50 mph northbound and 25 mph southbound for a one mile stretch along Mt Dix. The Army says Ft Dix jurisdiction over half the road enforces 25 mph on its side while the Pemberton Township half remains 50 mph, and local police debate who should ticket violators on the military portion.
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Browns Mills
Burlington County
Mt. Dix
Ft. Dix
Pemberton Township
U A Hall Opens In Fayetteville In $2 Million Project
Fayetteville Arkansas AP reports the University of Arkansas opens its largest residence hall Henry Sr Yocum Tall to house 540 students as part of an $8.5 million expansion plan. The 2 million dollar building marks the first phase of the university's new construction program.
Cholesterol Levels Lead to Attacks
New York AP reports a Framingham Mass study of 5427 men and women. Dr. William B. Kannel of the National Heart Institute says high cholesterol correlates with more frequent coronary disease and fatal heart attacks. He cautions cholesterol may signal broader fat patterns rather than being the sole cause.
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New York
Frapinngham Mass
William B. Kannel
National Heart Institute
de. Kannel
Framingham
Damages Awarded To Torpedo Victim Scanion
Hartford Conn AP Thomas Scanion of New Britain won $200 damages in a suit against Food Crafts Inc of West Hartford. Judge Bernard Kosicki ruled on Tuesday that Scanion’s sandwich claim was valid. The case describes a sandwich cited as a large, elaborate creation claimed by the sea bound era.
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Tiartford
Doctor’s Advice for Health Risks Highlighted
A doctor outlines a set of recommendations to reduce early death risk with figures showing 35 percent die within three weeks and 45 percent of them suddenly. Suggestions include more exercise, lighter meals, cutting saturated fats, smoking less, lowering high blood pressure, and losing weight if overweight.
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Kanel
White children attend former all Negro school in Memphis
MEMPHIS AP Two white first graders Johny and Mellody Shelton enrolled at a previously all Negro school as part of a gradual desegregation plan. Mrs Mildred Shelton said the move was for proximity and the teachers’ kindness, noting Johnny had failed first grade at a white school previously.
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Memphis
Mildred Shelton
Johny
Mellody
Shelton
Johnny
Judge rules sandwich roll unfit for human consumption
A judge ruled that a sandwich roll Scanlon attempted to bite into was so hard it was not reasonably fit for human consumption. The ruling addresses the quality and safety of the food item amid allegations surrounding its preparation and contents.
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Scanlon
Bayou Bartholomew First Settlement in Drew County
Bayou Bartholomew became the first settlement in Drew County Arkansas in 1832 marking an early frontier community in the region.
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Drew County
Arkansas
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