District Livestock Show Opens Here Monday
The 19th annual Third District Livestock Show begins Monday at Fair Park with a 4 p.m. parade and $330 in prizes across divisions. Activities include Youth Jam at the Coliseum for 4H FFA Boy Scouts and others, free to the public. Tuesday features District Queen Contest with $100 prize. all counties may enter two items. The Coliseum hosts four Clyde Crenshaw rodeo performances over four days with junior poultry and livestock judging on Wednesday and Thursday.
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Republicans Tell Nation Their Side
Washington AP report on Republican leaders broadcasting their stance against Kennedy’s tax cut without a spending limit. John Byrnes to urge a hard spending lid attached to the bill, with Curtis slated to speak Saturday. Byrnes’ amendment links tax relief to spending caps at 97 and 98 billion.
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U.S. Looks to Expanded Farm Trade With Soviet Bloc
U.S. officials signal readiness for broader agricultural trade with the Soviet Union and its satellites. Proposals hinge on Soviet leaders and potential wheat purchases, with existing subsidies and world prices shaping feasibility.
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United States
U.S
Soviet Union
Soviet Bloc
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Dr No Triumphs as Best Film Thriller of the Decade
A Saenger theater feature extols Dr No as the decade’s top thriller with Sean Connery as James Bond Ursula Andress as Honey Ryder and Joseph Wiseman as Dr No. The article praises director and Technicolor Jamaica setting and notes a double bill with Terror of Blood Hunters. Showtimes listed for Friday and Saturday.
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Russia
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Washburn
Diseases Linked to Smoking Highlight Alarming Risks
Dr Roger S Mitchell of the Webb Waring Institute, a division of the University of Colorado, told a Little Rock audience that chronic bronchitis and emphysema are closely tied to cigarette smoking. He noted evidence favors smoking as a major cause of chronic bronchitis over air pollution, but cautioned that proving a direct cause and effect is difficult. Emphysema is detectable only by lung tissue microscopy. the condition is described as a bodho pulmonary disease with alveolar walls breaking down. Mitchell linked the frequency and severity of chronic bronchitis to lung cancer, and urged smokers that it is not healthy.
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Rogler S. Mitchell
Webb-Waring Institute For Medical Research
Mitchell
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Denver
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University of Arkansas Medical Center
Training program in Arkansas shows encouraging results
Arch Ford, Arkansas Education Commissioner, said the Area Redevelopment Act and manpower training programs are yielding encouragement. Courses include farm and heavy machinery operation, welding, stenography, carpentry, boat making, sewing machine operation and practical nursing. Since July 1, 1962 the state has received $806,940, with over half unspent. Twenty eight manpower projects approved, one area project completed and eleven under way.
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Little Rock
Arch Ford
Arkansas
Ford
Disaster Aid Expands to More Arkansas Areas
The Agriculture Department offered four additional Arkansas counties drought disaster assistance. Baxter and Logan counties will receive surplus feed grains at reduced prices, while Baxter Independence and Jackson counties gain grazing privileges on government and soil bank land. In all, 17 counties have feed grain aid and 22 have grazing aid.
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Drouth
Arkansas
Agriculture Department
Baxter
Logan
Independence
Jackson
Beef Promotion Week Crowns Hope Guessing Contest
Hope observes Beef Promotion Week with a two hour guessing contest led by Ned Purtle. Charles Key Jr. assists as weight 1332 pounds official at the University of Arkansas station. Top guessers include Ernest Hackett Ruth Brown Willie Shepherd Dee Coffee and J B McWilliams. Prizes include steaks roasts and ground beef with certificates available at the Chamber office. Reef Eating Week extends through September 21 as organizers urge continued beef consumption.
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Hempstead County
J. BE
McWilliams
Hope
Chamber of Commerce
Cattlemen's Association
The
Minister Found Hanged in Hotel
The Rev. Dr. Franklin L. Sheeder, 68, a key figure in negotiations that led to a national church merger six years prior, was found hanged Thursday in his hotel room in New York. Police classify the death as a possible self-inflicted act. he lived in Philadelphia and Collegeville, Pa., and had been in poor health for years. He served as general secretary of publications for the United Church of Christ Board for Hermeland Ministries and was active in negotiations between several denominations that formed the United Church of Christ.
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Franklin L. Sheeder
Sheeder
Philadelphia
Collegeville
Division of Publications
United Church
Seeks Aid in Scholarship Applications
W L Shaddix a former Alabama teacher visiting Hempstead and other Arkansas schools urged teachers PTAs and civic clubs to boost scholarship applications. He represents free education materials distribution funded by the Southern Forestfire Commission Birmingham. Shaddix spoke to arouse high school interest in awards from altruistic foundations wood industry and banking groups and noted rent free visual aids offered to interested groups. The commission has held conferences across Hot Springs El Dorado and other Arkansas centers to align privately financed programs with existing agencies.
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Hempstead
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Hope
W. L. Shaddix
Alabama
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Birmingham
Ala
Harvard
Shaddix
Ian
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Hot Springs
Dorado
Won’t Forget This Thursday
Cincinnati AP report describes Robert J. Froehlich rushing son Joey to the hospital after a fall, then returning for his wife Sylvia to give birth to twin girls, only to face a new crisis when he returned home and forgot their daughter’s name.
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Robert J. Froehlich
Joey
Froehlich
Sylvia
Jd Vuke
Birmingham Mayor Welcomes Peace Board Drift in Birmingham Crisis
Mayor Albert Boutwell welcomed a presidential commission to seek racial peace in Birmingham after the Sunday church bombing that killed four Negro girls. He praised Earl Blaik and Kenneth Royall named to lead the mission, urged cooperation, and faulted outsiders for stirring tensions. Five Birmingham leaders will meet Kennedy in Washington Monday to discuss solutions.
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Kenney
White House
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Kenneth C. Royall
Royall
North Caro
Lina
Blaik
Avco Corp
FBI
Quints Resting Contentedly in Aberdeen
The Fischer quintuplets at St Luke's Hospital near Aberdeen reach their first week in incubators. Four girls and a boy feed about two teaspoons of formula and water every two hours as James Andrew leads in activity. Dr James Berbos notes the mother may leave the hospital this weekend.
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S.D
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St. Luke's Hospital
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Andrew Fischer
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Mary Magdalene
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Mary Ann
Joint Moon Shot Proposed by JFK at UN Address
President Kennedy called for U.S.-Soviet cooperation including a joint moon expedition and a space weapons ban as he addressed the UN General Assembly. He urged continued disarmament talks and stressed space exploration should be a shared effort by all humanity.
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United Nations, N.Y
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U.N. General Assembly
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Yesternday
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Soviet Union
15th Senator Is Against Test Treaty
Sen Len B Jordan R Idalio says he will vote against ratification of the limited nuclear test ban treaty. Barry Goldwater, a 1964 presidential hopeful, also vows to oppose the pact saying it harms the country, while debate continues. Ratification appears likely with 81 supporting or leaning, 14 opposed, needing 67 votes for approval.
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Washington Cap
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Idalio
Jordan
Senate
Barry Goldwater
Arizona Republican
Rau
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Rabid Bats Found in Hot Springs and Russellville
Arkansas health officials report rabid bats found in Hot Springs and Russellville raising this year’s tally to LL bats. One bat was in a corridor of the Hot Springs Rehabilitation Center. Details on the Russellville location were not provided.
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Little Rock
Harvie R. Ellis
State Health Department
Hot Springs
Russellville
LL. Ellis
Community notes and school and court updates in Hempstead County NCR
Proponents and opponents of Perrytown incorporation discuss a compromise to delay final ruling by Judge Orie Byers. Perrytown attorney is W S Atkins. opposition represented by Graves and Graves. Brookwood sixth graders list officers Debbie Moore president and others. Henderson Rifle Team back to form after near sweep last season. Local officials attend Rural Health Conference in Hot Springs. A sweet potato 23 inches long and weighing three pounds was reported. Hope B P W Club district visit to Magnolia to hear Ellene Johnson. Texarkana Fair entries place Hempstead Home Demonstration Council second. Freeda’s Angus Farm named champions in six divisions. University of Arkansas games start at 7:30 p m. KXAR broadcasting at 6 45 p m.
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Orie
Byers
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Graves
Texarkana
Hempstead
Freeda
Angus Farm of Hope
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