Court Restrains Minister and Church Officials in Dispute
The Supreme Court, in a unanimous ruling, upheld a chancery court order barring a minister from conducting services and prohibiting five church members from interfering with worship at Pleasantidge Missionary Baptist Church. The decision follows prior disputes including a padlocking incident and trustees’ actions in the case led by M. W. Yancey.
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Pauly Rock
Aye Kahsas Supreme Court
Yngil
Tower Court
Troy
Cunningham
Pleasantidge
Chiltch
Mr. i. Ford
Leawan
Con
Chyrcn
Ie Church
M. W. Yancey
Chancery Court
Vray Rush
Jim Johnson
Supreme Court
Rising Am
Governors Shelve Civil Rights Issue at Southern Conference
Governors from 15 states shelved civil rights talk at the Southern Governors Conference. Moderates led by Price Daniel of Texas kept the focus on education and atomic energy. Vice President Johnson spoke at a dinner as discussions moved to regional development and a new Southern Interstate Nuclear Board was formed.
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Nashville
Tenn
Price Daniel
Texas
Lyndon JB. Johnson
Ross Barnett
Mississippi
Jackson
Miss
Barnett
Montgomery
Ala
Alabama
Joh Patterson
Southern Unity
Kennedy
Patterson
John Kennedy
Tye
Arkansan Wins Air Force Medal for Merit
Willard A Hawkins of Little Rock, a lieutenant colonel in the Air Force, received the Air Force Association Medal of Merit for aiding the group’s development. The ceremony took place Saturday in Philadelphia.
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Philadelpina Cary
Air Force Association
Willard A
Lefty) Hawkins
Lite Roel
Hawkins
Air Force
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Kennedy appoints Charles AW Earl to advisory board
President Kennedy names Charles AW Earl to one of six vacancies on the Post Office Department advisory board in Hyannis Port Massachusetts. The appointment strengthens the department's advisory body as it fills a long vacant slot with a qualified appointee.
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Hyannis Port
Mass
APS
Kennedy
Charles. AW. Earl
Olliew Department
Jail Marriage Seeks Custody of Child in Adoption Fight
Clyde J. Long and former Nancy Arendt, married in jail last Oct 4, press for custody of their daughter. The State Welfare Department holds custody and seeks adoption. a hearing is set for next month. Long, released Aug 27 after forgery and parole violations, is employed in Little Rock. Attorney Robert J. Brown Bild represents them.
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Clyde J. Long
Nancy £. Arendt
State Welfare Department
Little Rock
Robert J. Brown Bild
State Works Bill Includes Arkansas Funding Totals
Washington lawmakers move a $0.91 billion public works measure split between House and Senate. Arkansas gains include $1 million for three barge reservoirs, planning funds for river locks, and $5.5 million for Ouachita Navigation Channel. Beav er Reservoir, Dardanelle Dam, and Gued Ferry Reservoir totals are listed alongside river bank stabilization and Bull Shoals power units funding.
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Washington
APD
Senate
House
Arkansas
Ouachita River
Beaver
Dardanelle Dam
Guec' Ferry
Quark
Arkansas River
Manleee Bayou
Bull Shoals Dam
Red River
Khrushchev signals openness to peace talks with Nehru
Premier Khrushchev said the Soviet Union is ready to negotiate anytime anywhere to ensure peace in a letter to Indian Prime Minister Nehru. He cited the Belgrade five, urged simultaneous resolution of five questions, and blamed Western powers for rising tensions amid Cold War pressures.
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Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Nehru
India
Kennedy
Arawilig
West Berlin
Kheushchev
Belgrade
Yugorslavia
Itavis
Kwame Nkrumah
Ghana
Solunar Tables From Knight's Almanac For Daily Fishing
The page presents Solunar Tables adapted from John Alden Knight's Solunar Tables. It instructs planning fishing trips around major and minor periods, with bolding to mark major periods and regular type for minor periods. The entry explains durations vary by figures and halves, guiding optimal sport times.
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Jobn Alden Knight
Late Cotton Ginnings Report Slows U.S. Harvest
Nationwide census figures show a slower pace in cotton ginnings through September 1 compared with last year. Arkansas and nationwide totals reflect a marked decline as the Census Bureau releases data on harvest progress and comparing this year’s rate to 1920 figures.
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Washington
Capo
Arkanaay
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Missouri
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