Arizona and Wisconsin races drive dramatic 1962 senate bids
The article details party nominations across eight Senate seats and gubernatorial races in several states. Key figures include Carl Hayden for Arizona, Sun Myung Mecham and Stephen Shadwgyt contending in Utah, and Bracken Lee challenging Rampton in Utah. In Wisconsin Philip G C Kuehn wins the Republican governor nomination against Wilbur Jenks, with Ally Gen Reynolds awaiting Democrat John W Reynolds. Also notes a bid invitation in Arkansas for a twelve grade school building with architectural plans and bid rules.
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Ue Doltse
T Keny
Atizona
Carl Mayden
Dean
The
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Arizona
Mehene
Phownis
Sun
Tynan Mecham Pol
Hayden
Defies
Taye
Stephen Shadwgyt
Tarra Earn
Waganager
Teeny Cealdwatar
Mimimation
Larr Coddard
Tucson
Wite Lace
Bennett
Bracken Lee
Salt Lake City
Fovernor
King
Calvin Rampton
Wastington
Richard G. Chriklansen
Ben Larsen
Christensen
Ben
Warren G. Migemison
Wisconsin
Philip GC. Kuehn
Wilbur [Enk
John W. Reynolds
Alexander Wiley
Political primaries and races across multiple states shift
A volatile slate of Democratic and Republican contests emerges as governors and senators face primaries. In Vermont Rhode Island and Colorado incumbents seek renomination amid challengers, while New Hampshire and Georgia primaries shape up with veterans and newcomers. Strong names include Gov. Jobin A. Notle and Sen. Peter H. Dominick with open contests in Georgia.
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Arlyn W. Wollerbury
Wily
Gaylor Nelson
Democralie
Ron Island
Jobin A. Notle
Keenad Turm
Woonstrikeef
Kevin K. Coleman
Nolle
John Tf. Chafee
Rhode
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Louis V. Jackvony
Vermont
Robert Johnson
William H. Meyer
Johnson
George D. Aiken
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I. Ray Keyser
Philip Toll
Colorado — Corporation
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David A. Hamil
Crural
Hisenhower
Ada Gop
Love
Gav
Stuphen LR
NeNivhils
Auhomiy
Democratie
Doh A. Caeroll
GOP
Peter H. Dominick
NEW Jampsiire
New Hampshire
Wista
Nervis Coton
Bart Hille
Norman Lupage
Thom Ed
KATV Withdraws Power Increase Request in Pine Bluff
Washington AP Television station KATV of Lite Rock Arkansas has withdrawn a request to raise its power at the current Pine Bluff transmitter site. A later KATV filing to move the transmitter between Little Rock and Hot Springs remains pending before the Communications Commission, with Pine Bluff interests opposing.
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KATV
Lite Rock
Ark
Pine Bluff
The
Communications Commission
Little Rock
Hot Springs
Jacksonsville man arrested in stolen checks transport case
James Edward Townsley, 21, of Jacksonville, was arrested by the FBI in Little Rock on a charge of transporting stolen checks and a can from Savannah to Jacksonville. He was held on $5,000 bond for authorities in Savannah, where the charge was filed.
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Little Rock
James Edward Townsley
Jacksonville
FBI
Savannah
Fla
Townsley
Steel executives face contempt threat over data disclosure
The Judiciary Committee weighs contempt charges against Bethlehem, Republic, National and Armco for refusing to disclose cost and pricing data. Four other major firms, including U.S. Steel, have complied under protest. Contempt carries up to $1,000 fine or one year in jail.
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Bethlehem
Republic
National
Armco
U.S. Steel
Kefauger
Senate
Justice Department
Supreme Court rules chancery can bar county use of equipment
Arkansas Supreme Court Monday ruled a chancery judge may enjoin a county judge from using county equipment on private projects. The decision reversed Polk Chancellor Ben Shaver, who in a suit against County Judge Roy Stockton said he could not act. The court said taxpayer relief requires chancery handling of such cases.
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Arkansas Supreme Court
Chancery
Polk
Ben Shaver
Roy Stockton
Supreme Court
Chancery Court
Castro prisoner release hopes raised by Donovan
New York AP James B. Donovan, attorney for the Cuban Families Committee for the Liberation of Prisoners of War, says Castro may free about 1100 prisoners for humanitarian reasons such as food and medicine. He plans to return to Cuba soon to resume negotiations after consulting supporters. Donovan, 46, is known for negotiating Francis Gary Powers release.
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James B. Donovan
Cuba
Iea
Bay of Pigs
Donovan
Cuban Families Committee For the Liberation of Prisoners of War
Brooklyn
Francis Gary Powers
Col
Been Abel
Weather Outlook Mixed Thundershowers Across Regions
Isolated afternoon and evening thundershowers expected in parts of Arkansas and Louisiana with warm conditions through Thursday. Highs mostly in the upper 80s to mid 90s, lows in the 60s to 70s. Friday outlook shows little change with continued warm and partly cloudy skies in northeast and northwest Arkansas and near coast in southern Louisiana.
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Arkansas
Portion
Louisiana
King Re elected Garland County Democratic Chairman
The Garland County Democratic Central Committee re elected Jacob King as chairman Monday. King who has led since 1948 and supported abolishing 11 of the county's 26 townships defeated David Stamper 26 14 Stamper a committee member from Mountain Valley Township was among those abolished.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Garland County
Democratic Central
Jacob King
King
David Stamper
Stamper
Mountain Valley
Arkansas Democrats map platform stance before election
The platform subcommittee endorsed Faubus school integration stands and seniority changes for Democratic congressmen, aiming for a vigorous articulation of party attitudes. Fulbright and Faubus supporters planned to speak as convention actions proceed, with district caucuses and permanent officers to be named and a Little Rock campaign HQ opened to support candidates against Republican opposition.
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Willis Ricketts
Fayetteville
Faubus
Harris
Warren Lieb Jeng
Pine Bluff
J. W. Trimble
Cy Carney Jr
Fulbright
Kenneth Jones
Little Rock
Arkansas
Trimble
Berryville
Ben Butler
Osceola
Sherif Bob Moore
Desha County
Dale Alford
Catherine Norrell
Little
Rock
Platform Committee
Lincoln
Kennedy Begins Final Space Tour From Huntsville
President Kennedy started the last leg of his journey from Huntsville Alabama toward the Manned Spacecraft Center in Houston Texas and the McDonnell Aircraft plant in St Louis Missouri. A crowd estimated at 200000 lined highways and sidewalks to welcome him while Vice President Johnson rode another plane and joined the welcome. Kennedy was expected to address crowds along the 14 mile route to his hotel with Gov Price Daniel and Houston Mayor Lewis Cutter aboard. White House described the trip as a business visit with political tones, while Congressman Bob Casey protested not being invited to join the trip.
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Seal Rite’ Stadium
Huntsville
Ala
Cape Canaveral
Manned Spacecraft Center
Mc.Donnell Aircraft Plant
St. Louiis
Houston
Kennedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
Price Daniel
Lewis Cutter
White House
Bob Casey
D-Tex
Washington
Albert Thomas
Pierre Salinger
Congress
Thomas
Casey
Salinger
Record Enrollment Reaches 146 At UAMS
In Little Rock AP report, University of Arkansas Medical Center officials said enrollment for 1962-63 rose to a record 146 students, up 27 from last year. The School of Medicine welcomed 104 freshman students, another record.
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Little Rock
University of Arkansas Medical Center
Bids Opened for Morris Jory Vocational School
AP reports bids for a new state vocational technical school at Morris Jory will be opened by the state Board of Education on October 9. Plans were approved Monday with $275,000 allocated. $250,000 to construction and $25,000 for equipment.
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Wempstead County
Arkansas
Saratoga
Reimheimer & Cox
Texarkana National Bank
Texarkana
Ark-Tex
Ark
Umtil
Lgeneral
Inelud
Science
Kilelen
the General Assembly of
State of Arkansas
General Assembly
State of
A. R. Mobley
Saratoga School District
Little Rock
Morris+ Jory
State Board of Education
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