U S Artificial Astronaut Sent Around World
The United States launched a Mercury capsule from Cape Canaveral aboard an Atlas missile, achieving a single Earth orbit of 1 hour 46 minutes before splashdown about 240 miles east of Bermuda. Recovery ships and planes moved to retrieve the capsule as the NSAS planned study back at Cape Canaveral.
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Cape Canaveral
Phi
United States
Atlantic Ocean
Bermuda
Decatur
National Aeropautics and Spree Administration
Cape Canaveral Test Center
Yau
Jauneh
Aduveh
Bermudu
Gas Rate Requests Before the FPC
The Federal Power Commission will hear seven rate increase requests by Unitel Gas Pipe Line Co. of Shreveport Louisiana. The proposed wholesale natural gas rate increases total 49 791 200 dollars. United serves customers in Arkansas Louisiana Florida Mississippi and Texas.
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Washington
Federal Power Commission
Unitel Gas Pipe Line Co
Shreveport
United
Arkansas
Toursiina
Florida
Mississippi
Texas
Weather Report From Weather Experiment Station Summary
Weather data from Fay bus ends 6 p m Tuesday with high 78 and low 73. Total precipitation 2.09 inches from 6 p m Tuesday to 7 a m Wednesday. August total 61 inches. past year period 2 8 inches. Regional forecast calls for mostly cloudy skies with showers and possible undershowers, cooler tonight and Thursday. Central northeast southeast and southwest highs upper 70s to low 80s, lows near 60 central, 50s north east, 60s southeast and southwest. Northwest mostly cloudy with showers and scattered thunder showers diminishing tonight. Arkansas mostly cloudy windy with showers and scattered strong storms, ending tonight. turning cooler tomorrow with highs upper 70s to low 80s. Louisiana partly cloudy to cloudy with scattered showers and thunderstorms, turning cooler toward west and north portions Thursday. Continued on Page Four.
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Fay
Ark
Associated Press
Moslly
Indy
Arkansas
Louisiana
Prescott Rejects New Courthouse Proposal in Vote
Prescott Arkansas residents rejected a plan for a new courthouse by a 1,204 to 1,022 vote on Tuesday. The proposal would have financed a $255,000 project via a county program.
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Prescott
Ark
Nevada County
UAW Orders Members to Their Jobs at GM Fac tories
The United Auto Workers ordered local unions to end strikes at General Motors plants as quickly as they finalize at the plant working agreements. More than 90 GM plants were idled, with 36 still operating Tuesday, and local settlements reported at a few sites. A three year contract extension had been in place since Aug 31, while national wage talks produced about 12.04 cents extra pay and new relief time for workers. One new walkout occurred at the GM Technical Center in Warren Michigan involving 800 engineers.
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A. F. Mahan
Detroit
United Auto Workers
General Motors
UAW
Tarrytown
Nsw
Livonia, Mich
Marion
Ind
Chevrolet Engineering
GM Technical
Miss Arkansas Returning Home
Frances Jane Anderson, Miss Arkansas 1962 and runner up in Miss America, returns to Arkansas Thursday. She will attend two receptions, one at Little Rock Airport around 3 pm and another in Pine Bluff. A motorcade will escort her from the airport to downtown Pine Bluff for a parade.
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Pine Bluff
Ark
API
Frances Jane Anderson
Arkansas
Little Rock
Litte Rock
Miss Anderson
Highway bids set for $4.2 million road work and gear
The Arkansas Highway Commission will open bids on nine road and bridge projects totaling about 4.1 million dollars and on radio equipment for a joint Highway Department Civil Defense network estimated at 100 thousand dollars. The bid opening is scheduled for October 4 in Little Rock.
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Little Rock
State Highway Commission
Highway Department
Civil Defense
Ex Arkansan Killed In Alexandria Car Crash
A former Lite Rock resident identified as Lao Ayderry 32 of Denham Springs was killed when his car struck a tree in Alexandria. The crash occurred Wednesday, leaving authorities to determine exact causes and injuries.
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Alexandria
Lao Ay
Derry 1
Denham
Springs
Lit
Pha. Myesday
Paar Berlin film stirs uproar among lawmakers
New York reports show Sen Jacob Javits and Sen Mike Mansfield reacting to Jack Paar in Berlin. Mansfield called the film disturbing. Javits saw no fatal issues. White House and Defense Dept reviewed Army involvement. Lt. Col. Hudley and Lt. Col. Deane faced scrutiny. Officers tied to filming faced admonishment or removal.
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New York
API
Jack Paar
Senate
White House
Defense Department
U.S. Army
Paar
Army
Dallas Huadley
Baltimore
4Tt
J. R
Deane J
San Francisco
Wofaer
Javits
Sid Cartier
Paris
Washington
Princes Bomeery
Wherbop Paar
Berlin
Pane Manigared Leul
Severe weather bulletin lodes Mississippi Valley storm threat
The Weather Bureau warns a severe thunderstorm complex will intensify this afternoon along the southern Mississippi River valley and move northeast. Damaging winds, hail, and possible tornadoes are forecast in a wide corridor within roughly 60 miles of a line from 60 miles south southwest of Memphis to the central region, with heavy rain and gusty winds spreading from noon to early evening. Also, a congressional appropriations bill advances, moving toward the Senate after House passage.
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WPL Rock
Werther Bure
Mississippi River
Vadhey
Jacksonville Against Bonds in Ark Defeat
Jacksonville residents defeated a 15 million industrial bid to finance a project at Reasar Hill Carp plant. The measure failed by a wide margin, as Havkson Ville residents opposed the proposal amid unclear dates and local timing concerns.
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Jacksonville
Ark
Pssey
Havkson Ville
Toosdiie
Roger Withhe
Micniulenives Aurteyluris
Henticals
Gugiguliuryl Chericuly
Arkansas Man Named MCARNON in Local Event
A fragmentary notice identifies Arkansan figure MCARNON in a local reporting context. Names and roles are unclear due to damaged OCR, but the piece references a party or department connection and a public event within state affairs.
Esther Churns in Atlantic Giant hurricane bears down on shipping lanes
Hurricane Esther, packing peak winds near 130 mph, moves west-northwest about 1400 miles east of San Juan. Forecasters expect little change in size or intensity for the next 22 hours as Betsy, Debbie and Esther rise in succession from Atlantic tropical zones.
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Miami
Fla
Betsy
Debbie
Esther
Africa
San Juan
Furthen
Qun Niles
West
Elbertill
Free Enterprise Kiwanis Subject Speech Overview
Ralph Lehmiut appeared as the top Kiwanis speaker, discussing free enterprise under government, claiming it protects families and passes on laws while criticising bond actions and economic structure. The talk centered on government in business and the role of enterprise, with Kiwanis members highlighting the essay on free enterprise.
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Ralph Lehmiut
Lee Enterprise
Bro
Cticiite
Laxis
Dar Conmauaisam
Tle
Hussi Moss
Ind Wat
County Cuts Free Food List In Three Counties
Forrest City Arkansas reports County Judge Carrell Chirk reduced the free food program in St. Francis Lee and Cross counties from about 14,000 to around 5,000 recipients. Welfare clients will participate during the reduction as farmers complain of worker shortages. Federal inquiry into the Mississippi County cutback remains possible as officials defend procedures while noting surplus commodities funding.
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Forrest City
Ark
Carrell Chirk
Perellon
Sh. Francis County
Clark
St. Francis, Lee and Crass
Little Rock
Mississippi
Floyd Irby
Carl ‘Adams
Adams
Irby
Mississippi County
Arkansas Hit By Carla Spawned Rain And Tornadoes
Severe storms spawned by Hurricane Carla lashed two Arkansas communities Tuesday night with heavy rainfall and damaging winds. Bearden and Blanchard Springs suffered destroyed sheds barns and several homes while no fatalities were reported. The storm moved from Texas inland toward Oklahoma with rainfall up to 5.25 inches in Daisy near Murfreesboro and widespread showers across the state. The Weather Bureau forecast an end to the rain and a noon cutoff to the severe weather alert as residents described a roaring, slicing wind path and electrical disruptions.
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Carla
Arkansas
Teddy
Blanchard Springs
Arkansas-Louisian
ULB
Murfreeshoro
Texsikan
Langley
Index
Blanchard Spri
Horloe
Springs
Texas
Oklahoma
Junction City
Trem
Ulong
Page
Rebuilding on Coast to Be Long and Costly
A massive hurricane aftermath unfolds from the Gulf to Texas City and surrounding areas with widespread damage. Officials report millions in losses and critical needs for water, food, health services, and housing. President Kennedy and Vice President Johnson plan federal aid visits as agencies mobilize after Carla’s devastation.
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Galveston
Tos
Weston
Robin Terty Aiericane Carli
Gulf of Mexico
Ford
Carla
Shotlis
Ateac Wits
Dakind
Carli
Nife
Iany Miley
Texas
Missourk
Kennedy
Woman Hurt in Accident Here
City officers report a two-vehicle collision at Walnut and Lath. Alfred Plesher swerved and braked, causing damage to both cars. Mrs. By Mareum sustained a knee injury in the other vehicle.
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Alfred Plesher
Mareum
Moses
Rowe
College notes hint at students, meetings, and events
All Around Town College notes show Judy McDowell leaving Denton for Texas Woman's College and Suzanne Sommerville heading to Baylor University with plans to attend Henderson State Teachers College. Other names prepare for study, campus activities, and fraternal events, with references to campus groups, fund drives, and upcoming games.
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Judy McDowell
Denton
Texas
Texas Women's College
Suzanne Sommerville
Ieil
Baylor University
Waco
Herderson State
Coltese
Nancy Reese
Sondra Russell
Jimmy Mehiarty
Claudia McCoke
Lanella Fuller
Steve Crain
Hoony Jones
Gof Ate
Pam al- Nin
Menkix
Brookwood Forms Safety Patrol for school pupils
Brookwood school organizes a student safety patrol with guidance from Officer Rowe. Sixth graders named to the patrol include Captain Alan Phillips and Divi Morris among others.
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Brookwood
Safety Patrol
Moliveman i
Howe
Tininkwint School
Uris Yevn
Offiece Rowe
Capl
Alan Phillips CoOcaplain
Divi Morris
Gail Hartsfield
Darla Kay Dames
Helen McCorkle
Dormty Hartsfield
Andy O'Stean
State chemist cites milk radioactivity in Kansas
Wilton, chief chemist of the state health department, reports Kansas milk shows 14 microcuries of radioactive Strontium-90 per liter, highest in the nation, but within a 200 microcurie tolerance. He notes variation by region and says control relies mainly on dairy practices.
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Lutte Rock
Frank 4. Wilton
Lath
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Howard Benedict
FPC
Miss Arkansas
Arkansan
Enency
Galveston Court House
Jerry A. McNeill
United Press
NEA
C. W. Chapman
Port Lavaca
Tex
R. D. Crow
Bulletin
Apia de Sentedle
McArnon
Panis
Atlantic
Free Enterprise
Kiwanis
Lowis Ovive Elibs Yistershey
The
Salvation Army
Bulletet Club
Giac
Enean Bank
Caly
Labres
Cervertion Aid Wyeth School
Lie Rock
Hempstead Wildlife Assa
Pam
Winchester Co
Far Jae
Liz
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