A Letter On Street Redesign In Eureka Springs
September 25 1963 Eureka Springs Arkansas letter writer objects to opening 7th Street through two lots on 6th street arguing loss of 50 feet per backlot devalues property and subjects residents to taxes and streetwork while schools and shade trees suffer. The writer notes surveyors, drainage removal, and broader city impact urging residents to speak up. There are 63 springs within city limits of Eureka Springs.
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7Th St
8Th St
6Th St
Tess
6Th
Hope
Arkansas
Eureka Springs
Letters to the Editor Opinion on policy and signatory rules
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Kennedy Pushes Water Projects In Western Tour
President Kennedy urged broad support for water resource programs as he continued a 10,000 mile Western swing. He cited plans to approve 211 water projects and 182 watershed ventures by mid 1964 at a cost near 4 billion dollars, signaling a shift from Eisenhower era limits.
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Frank Cormier
Great Falls
Mont
Kennedy
Rocky Mountain
Billings
Grand Teton National Park
Wyoming
Grand Teton
Washington
Utah
White House
West
Eisenhower
Arkansas Highway Commission Seeks Clarification on Act 68
Little Rock AP Wayne Hampton said the commission will request only a clarification of Act 68 of 1963 the new truck weight law amid a court challenge. The 1963 legislature raised the gross load limit to 99,280 pounds. Thorp Thomas, ex assistant to the attorney general, filed suit claiming the act invalid as it exempts Hampton's remark for field equipment.
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Little Rock
Highway Commission
Wayne Hampton
Thorp Thomas
State Attorney General
Hampton
Wheat sale intrigue shows Soviet bid uncertain
U S officials say the Soviet Union has made no move on grain deals while Czechoslovakia has approached Washington about a possible purchase. President Kennedy asks two House committees to discuss the matter with key cabinet secretaries as lawmakers hear that a up to 200 million bushels may be sought. Commerce and farm policies complicate pricing under export subsidies. Kennedy also addresses nuclear test ban prospects in Billings, urging sustained Senate support to reduce the risk of a U S Soviet clash.
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Washington
U. S
Soviet Union
Czechoslovakia
United States
Agriculture
State Department
Kennedy
House
House Agriculture and Foreign Affairs Committees
Orville L. Freeman
Luther H. Hodges
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
George T. Aiken
R-Vi
Commerce Department
Soviet Bloc
Hells Canyon
Idaho
Montana
Mike Mansfield
Lee Metcalf
Mansfield
Senate
Weather outlook for Arkansas and Missouri forecast segment
Partly cloudy to cloudy and mild with a chance of showers in Arkansas today. Highs in the lower 80s and a continued mild tonight into Friday with lows in the Us. In Missouri, considerable fog mid-morning, then partly cloudy south and fair northeast, generally fair tonight and Friday with minor temperature changes. Highs reach around 76 in the south, 52 in the north with lows 48 to 54.
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Arkansas
Missouri
British to Sit in on Talks on NATO Nuclear Fleet
Britain agrees to participate in private Ottawa talks listed under American interests on a NATO nuclear surface fleet but insists on its domestic price. Senate Agriculture Committee Chairman Ellender raises the possibility of Congressional action though Agriculture Department lawyers dispute it. In Ottawa, the Peavey Co withdraws its representatives after no Agriculture Department official attends the grain deal discussions with the Soviet Union.
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London
Allen J. Ellender
Dla
Senate Agriculture Committee
Congress
Agriculture Department
Ottawa
Canada
Soviet Union
Peavey Co
Peavey
Valachi Testimony Spurs Push for Tighter Wiretap Laws
Deputy Chief Inspector Shanley testifies that Valachi, the first La Cosa Nostra member to break the oath of silence, prompted police wiretapping findings. Attorney General Kennedy urges new laws to legalize telephone wiretaps and grant immunity to lesser conspirators to compel testimony against higher-ups.
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Cate
Nistan
la Cosa Nostra
Mafia
Black Hand
Secret Criminal Society
John ¥. Shanley
New York City
Shanley
New York
Valachi
Robert F. Kennedy
Home to press Rusk on Polaris alternative talks in New York
Qualified government sources said Foreign Secretary Lord Home will convey the cabinet's decision to Secretary of State Dean Rusk. Home flies to New York today for meetings with Rusk to widen inter allied talks and examine alternatives to the mixed manned Polaris fleet proposed by President Kennedy.
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Dean Rusk
Home
New York
Rusk
Kennedy
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