Poultry and Beef Feature at Market
The Associated Press notes cooler days push roasts and baking fowl to the weekend market. Beef features include rib roast 79 cents per pound boneless chuck roasts 65 cents and sirloin and round roasts 89 cents. Pork loin roasts plus baking hens from culled flocks and turkeys are common. Vegetables include cabbage carrots corn lettuce onions peppers potatoes and tomatoes. Fruits feature Barrett pears McIntosh apples Tokay grapes Mexican oranges and other seasonal picks.
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Life in Arkansas Tales From Conway and Jonesboro
Grandson David Fleming learns proper speech from his mother a former Hendrix professor. Fireman Bennie Olivera joins firefighting at a North State Line Street blaze. Jonesboro Mayor Herbert Sanderson helps Band Boosters at the Craighead County Fair. Woody Wilson recalls a fair joke about a man and a space capsule dummy. Anthony Leone recalls Salado Creek Bridge’s 1867-7 origin and hopes for preservation, comparing it to an Iowa reinforced concrete bridge.
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Lewisville Chamber Opposes Garland County Gambling Amendment
Lewisville Arkansas AP The Lewisville Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors declined to back the proposed amendment to legalize gambling in Garland County. Hot Springs Chamber urged support, while Glenn Parks president of the Lewisville chamber said they are not favorable to converting Hot Springs to a Las Vegas.
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Khrushchev Warns Of Sacred Frontiers And New Weapon
Soviet Premier Khrushchev attacked China’s claims to Soviet territory and spoke of a new weapon capable of wiping out life on earth. Washington officials caution about speculative mass destruction devices while urging verification of his literal meaning and intent.
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1964 Seen as Period of Transition
AP analyst SAM DAWSON reports economists view 1964 as a transition year amid a long postwar growth wave. The National Industrial Conference Board notes a favorable upswing, with high employment and rising productivity through technology, though a mid decade recession remains possible due to debt and cyclical markets.
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Rhode Island primary centers on governor race
In Providence, a three way Democratic gubernatorial contest tops today’s Rhode Island primary while Republicans run unopposed for statewide offices. Lt. Gov. Gallogly faces Walsh and Rego with Chafee seeking a second term. Democrats also contest lieutenant governor and attorney general. Khrushchev speech prompts Western alarm as Sino Soviet tensions appear to grow tougher.
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