Kennedy Seeks Support for 11 Billion Tax Cut Bill
President Kennedy addresses the nation to drum up backing for an 11 billion optex tax cut aimed to boost business and boost revenues. The House is set to vote next week amid Senate opposition and a potential filibuster over civil rights reform.
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Kennedy
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Senate
Congress
John W. Buirns
Wisconsin
House Rules Committee
Wilbur D. Mills
Ways and Means Committee
U.S
Weather Report from Missouri Station Sees Warm Day
Weather Experiment Station logs 24 hours ending 7 am Wednesday with high 77 and low 66 inches of precipitation .24. Eastern and Southern Missouri note increasing cloudiness and southeasterly winds. Continued on page two.
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Khrushchev Faults Soviet Farmers Over Harvest Woes
In a Volgograd speech Khrushchev blasted farm inefficiency and bureaucrats for exporting fertilizer while grain needs rise. He cited higher yields in Yugoslavia due to fertilizer use and urged prioritizing domestic fertilizer use over exports. The remarks came as Canada struck a $500 million wheat deal with the Soviet Union.
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Khrushchev
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Stalingrad
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Soviet Union
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Shelter Aid Bill Heads for Senate
The $190 million federal aid and construction program to provide fallout shelters for 11 million Americans heads to the Senate after the House approved it easily. Civil Defense officials express cautious optimism, noting the Senate's past sympathy for Civil Defense measures. The House rejected a Republican bid to erase a $175 million shelter construction section for public and nonprofit institutions by a 172-67 vote.
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Senate
House
Edgar F. Foreman
R-Tex
Ford calls Maryland school funding suit most important since desegregation
Education Commissioner Arch Ford said the Maryland lawsuit challenging use of public funds for private colleges is the most important education case since desegregation. He spoke to superintendents in Little Rock reviewing how to obtain federal impact aid. The suit aims to bar state taxes from supporting Catholic, Methodist, and Church of Christ colleges.
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Arch Ford
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von Rumpspringle
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Mrs Kennedy to Visit Greece in October
Mrs John F Kennedy will make a private two week visit to Greece in October. She will depart Washington on October 2 to join sister and brother in law Prince and Princess Stanislas Radziwill at a house near Athens. The First Lady travels by commercial airline and is recovering from the birth and death of her third child. She and her children are currently in Newport, Rhode Island.
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Athens
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Newport, RI
Caroline
John Jr
Cape Cod
Massachusetts
Letters Readers Would Like to Get But Rarely Do
Fragmented AM AP column recaps misaddressed or hypothetical letters from famous figures and everyday people. Items include parody requests for favors and apologies from figures such as Rudolf Bing and JFK with humorous outcomes and potential dealings, reflecting social satire and era concerns.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Phi Beta Kappa
Rudolf Bing
Metropolitan Opera
City
Bedcaw PTA Meeting This Thursday Evening
Bedcaw PTA will meet Thursday at 7 00 PM in the school cafe. Judge Mack Hillary and Senator Clein Hendrix will discuss the proposed special election to levy courthouse funds. Refreshments will be served by the 1st and 2nd grades.
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Mack Hillary
Clein Hendrix
Services Today for Victims of Bombing
Funeral services were held for one girl and memorial services planned nationwide for the four girls killed in a church bombing. Denise McNair aged 11 and Addie Mae Collins and Cynthia Wesley, both 14, were among those mourned as leaders urged a national day of mourning on the 11th anniversary of Lincoln's proclamation. Roy Wilkins and other NAACP leaders traveled to join the tribute as Congressconsidered a resolution urging President Kennedy to declare next Sunday a day of mourning.
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Birmingham
Ala
Carole Rosamond Robertson
Nation”l
Roy Wilkins
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
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Addie Mae Collins
Cynthia Wesley
Congress
Kennedy
Abraham Lincoln
Congress of Racial Equality
New York
Train Bus Collision Kills 28 in Salinas California
A freight train struck a makeshift migrant worker bus at a farm road crossing near Salinas, California, killing 28 and injuring 35. Workers from a celery field were returning to a labor camp when the bus was hit, with bodies strewn along the tracks and at least six injuries critical.
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Monterey County Hospital
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Tony Vasquez
Vasquez
California Highway Patrol
Chriistopher Hill Jr
Earl Meyers, Co
Highway Patrol
Francis Simmons
Espinosa
Robert E. Cripe
San Luis Obispo
Southern Pacific
Crine
Indonesians Burn British Embassy Rioters Attack in Jakarta
Indonesian demonstrators burned the British Embassy during a three day riot amid anti Communist sentiment. The three story chancery burned as troops moved to quell the unrest while rioters looted offices and set cars on fire. The British flag was torn down and smoke filled the area as the mob numbered about ten thousand.
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Annual School Election Officials Named in Hempstead County
The Hamstead County Arkansas election board announces clerks and judges for the September 24, 1963 school election. Names include clerks and judges for Hope Fulton Clow McCaskill Palmes Springhill Washington Oxon Guernsey Saratoga Columbus McNab Okay and Okay area precincts with chair W. S. Atkins and secretary H. Bary as board members.
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George H. Wricht
George Brown
Fred Glanton
W. 10. Beene
Steven Bader Fulton
Cecil Cox
Leland
Atshaw
Ruth Hawthorne
Earl White
Ina Logan Blevins
Dale Wilson
Ralph Boyce
Dallas Hugg
A. W. Melver, Sr
Robert Griffin
James McPherson
Saratoga
Charlie Bowles
Willie MeJunkins
Ray Mobley
Wiley Dillard
Nash Stanton
Columbus
David Mitchell
Allen Downs
R. E. Jackson
B. C. Webb
I M. McCorkle McNab
Maudie McDowell
Charlene Knighton
Manon Clayton
E Ina Wells
C. A. Knighton Okay
Frank Gathright
Jimmy Lollar
Paul Crawford
C.D. McLavey
Curtis Caldwell
W. S. Atkins
H.B. Bary
Ark C. Mardin
Hamstead County
Board of Election Commissioners
Navy Mother's Clubs Founder Dies in California
Mrs. J. W. Jones known as Emma and founder of the Navy Mother's Clubs of America died September 15 at her California home. A native of Hope and Gordon, she organized the first club in McAllen Texas, grew the group into a national organization with hundreds of clubs. Survived by her son James Wilburn, a retired Navy man.
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The
Navy Mother’s Clubs of America
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Hope and
Gordon
McAllen
Texas
U.S
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Emma
Navy
James Wilburn
Arta
UN Group Would Expel South Africa
A UN special committee urged the General Assembly and Security Council to expel South Africa for its rigid racial segregation and to impose penalties including an arms embargo, petroleum embargo, and stopping foreign investment, as it submitted its report ahead of the 18th General Assembly session. The panel, formed last year to review South Africa’s policies, also highlighted regional African racial tensions and other global issues in its briefing.
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Tom Hoge
Associated Press
United Nations
N.Y
General Assembly
Security Council Today
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World Organization
U.N
U Nation
Special Committee of
Assembly
South Viet Nam
Nevada County Fair Opens With Parade and Contests
The Nevada County Fair began in Prescott with a parade and winners named for overall and club entries. Delegations from Prescott and Willisville were recognized among top placers as judging of poultry, wheel, dairy, swine, and 4 H and FFA calves continued, with 7 30 p m set for the Fair Queen crowning.
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B&epw Club
Cale
Prescott Jayceettes
Willisvilla
McRae
Rev S A White Dies Tuesday
Sidney A White 64 died Tuesday in a Texarkana hospital. A retired Baptist minister he spent most of his life in Hempstead and Miller Counties. Survived by wife three sons Emmet Longview L C Waller Ralph Texarkana, one brother Lynn Hope, two sisters Mrs Edgar Vanmeter Alexandria La and Mrs Martha Godwin. Funeral Thursday 2 30 p m at Spring Hill Baptist Church with Rev Ralph White and Rev Doyle Eakins officiating. Burial Sullivan Cemetery Smith Funeral fame Stamps Texas
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Texarkana
Spring Hill Baptist
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Doyle Eakins
Sullivan Cemetery
Smith Funeral Fame, Stamps
Arkansas gets grant to develop Lake Neark at Osceola
The U S Fish and Wildlife Service authorized a 114500 grant to the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission to aid in creating Lake Neark at Osceola as a public fishing lake. The project, approved two weeks earlier, will form a 17 mile long lake from an old Mississippi River chute via three dams.
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U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Arkansas Game and Fish Commission
Neark
Osceola
All Around Town Roundup of Arkansas Club Meetings and Events
The Arkansas Federation of Music Clubs met in Little Rock with state board members present including Mrs Arch Wylie and Dr Sam W Strong. Southwest District Dental meeting occurred in El Dorado. Golden Age Club members head to El Dorado Thursday. School insurance closes Monday with group options via reference. Spring Hill Junior Class officers listed. Garland sixth graders elect leaders. Southerly State opens football season Saturday vs Livingston Alabama at Magnolia. Ozark District Lt Gov to meet Civitan Club at Hotel Barlow. Garrett Memorial Baptist Church hosts a membership fish fry Thursday at Fairpark. rain location is the church.
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Little Rock
State Board
Arch Wylie
Hope
Parade to Kick Off Third District Livestock Show
The Third District Livestock Show opens Monday September 23 with a 4 pm Downtown Hope parade led by Southern State College Band Magnolia. Ben Owen says multiple high school bands will join, with $330 in cash prizes for civic, white school, Negro school, youth floats and pets plus decorated bicycles. Local entrants should notify Bev Owen or Chamber of Commerce. pets and bicycles entrants should notify Clyde Coffee or Dub Flowers. All entries must assemble on East Second Street 15 minutes before parade time.
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Ben Owen
Southern State College Band of
Magnolia
Owens
Bev Owen
Chamber of Commerce
Clyde
East Second Street
Water Bill May Be Sidetracked by Congress
Washington AP report notes conflict between House and Senate on a water projects bill. House wants $784 million for basin projects through June 30 1965 while Senate trims to $162 million and adds nine projects including 404000 for Dardanelle lock and dam on the Arkansas River. House rules committee likely to block conference.
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Congress
House
Senate
Rep
Clift Davis
D-Tenn
House Public Works
House-Senate
House Senate
Dardanelle
Arkansas River
House Rules Committee
Howard Smith
D - Va
Rules Committee
Davis
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