Diplomats Share FourHour Berlin Talks At Luncheon
In a formal Park Avenue setting Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko hosted U.S. Secretary of State Rusk and aides for a four hour Berlin crisis luncheon. Conversation remained cordial and restrained with interpreters used for the serious deliberations.
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New York
Lam
Andrei A. Gromyka
Dean Rusk
U.S
Berlin
Eachman
United Nations
Park Avenue
68Th Street
Rusk
Adlai
Stevenson
U.N
Groovka
Troika
Gromyko
Europe
4-H Dress Revue Showcases Modern Studio Fashion
Fashion and 4-H blend as three top entrants display winning ensembles in the 1961 dress revue. Patricia Clickener, Marovene Byrd, and Claudia Stembridge model outfits ranging from a sports ensemble to a white chiffon dance rock with a gold satin coat. Entrants are judged on personality, poise, grooming, and sewing skill, with top performers earning recognition from the Simplicity Pattern Company. A nationwide fashion event will follow during the National 4-H Club Congress in Chicago, bringing 41ers from all states and Puerto Rico to model their outfits.
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Patricia Clickener
Ilinois
Marovene Byrd
North Carolina
Georgia
Claudia Stembridge
Simplicity Pattern Company
New York
Chicago
States
Puerto Rico
Joint Development Plan Discussed in Twin City Meeting
West Memphis Mayor Howell B Price invited Memphis Mayor Henry Loch and other officials to a October 20 meeting to discuss joint development of the Mississippi River twin-city area. Ralph Sloan delivered the invitation. Arkansas Industrial Development Commission assists.
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West Memphis
Ark
Howell B Price
Memphis
Henry Loch
Ralph Sloan
Price
Mississippi River
Arkansas Industrial Development Commission
Fallout Increases Radioactive Fallout in Norway
In Oslo AP reports radiation levels rose noticeably in Norway. A spokesman from the Military Research Institute said the increase was observed Wednesday night, signaling heightened fallout concerns for the region.
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Oslo
Norway
Military Research Institute
Ambiguous Handshake After Talks With Rusk Ends Quietly
The scene on the sidewalk shows Gromyko and Rusk parting with a formal handshake. Gromyko, amid reporters, spread his arms and asked what the newsmen wanted as though resigned to the moment.
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Gromyko
Rusk
Fragmented travel scene in a broken river tale
Disjointed narration describes Stalcup asleep in a car seat as Goodykentz swerves to miss a turn toward West Fork. Beans spill, a quarrel erupts with Finnegan about Lonnie Poupe, Nakui Utes dive, and deck planks appear across a river while odd names and garbled dialogue swirl through the scene.
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Stalcup
Goody- Kentz’ Cat
Goody
Finnegan
Lonnie Poupe
Stulcup
Nakui Utes
Frayed Mill Decks and Unsteady Talk Stir Tense Scene
In a chaotic scene at the old mill, crews ripped up decking and set stringers with poles, while a muttered exchange among Finnigan, Starcup, and others hints at looming friction over work and payment. The dialogue mentions paying 200 dollars and a looming vote, with a tense mood as authority inquiries loom.
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Finniegan
Finnegane
Winte
Starcup
Cai
Pope
Finnegan
Bert
Caplilned
Subversion claims loom at Arkansas real estate meet
John W Mayo of Dallas warned at the 37th annual Arkansas Real Estate Association convention that some advocate measures shielding Americans from truth and danger from internal subversion. He urged study of reports on communism and support for leaders who defend private enterprise and national patriotism opposing world government appeasement. Mayo, a WWII National Guard officer, did not name individuals he accused of aiding the communist conspiracy, but cited Congress members, university professors, bishops and preachers.
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Not Springs
Ark
Alrkansas
Arkasas Real Estate Association
John W. Mayo
Dallas
America
Mayu
Secee National Guard
Tle
Congress
Foreign Language Interest Grows in Arkansas Schools
Arkansas schools show rising interest in foreign language programs under the National Defense Education Act. Applications for language, mathematics, and science programs are ahead of last year, with federal funds covering facilities and teaching aids while local districts pay salaries. The federal government spent about $225,000 in Arkansas last year, matching local district contributions.
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Little Rock
Arch Ford
Arkansas
Fan
Ford
River pageant chaos ends in riverbank mayhem
Finnegan is chased and seized by Utes on a bridge during a chaotic river ceremony. Goodykontz and Stalcup struggle to reach safety as arrests and injuries mount among participants. Local editor Holzapfel cites sensational press coverage and notes a Mulligan county election reenactment sparked the disorder.
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Finnegan
Little John
Horsecollar
Goodykants
Goat
Goodykontz
Stalcup
Molzapfel
Holzapfel
Mirapfel
Wonderful Hospital
Edward T. Holzapfel
Chamber of Commerce
Mulligan
Johnny Pink Water
Hawley Whitehorse
Pinkwater
Whitehorse
Marcia Stulcup
Horsevalii
Sialenp and
Kinnesan
Frank Fay Dies a Legendary Yet Troubled Figure
AP reports Hollywood mourns Frank Fay a legendary comedian whose career dazzled audiences yet whose private life and mercurial temper led to lifelong debts and estranged friends. Intrigued biographers note his obsession with Barbara Stanwyck haunted his later years.
Proclamation honors National Business Women's Week 1961
Mayor Frank Douglas of Hope Arkansas proclaims October 1 7 1961 as National Business Women's Week praising women in business and professions for civic and cultural contributions to the community state and nation. It notes the National Federation of Business and Professional Women clubs Inc as the ground of service and achievement. Arkansas Capitol moved to Hot Springs in May 1962 as federal forces neared Little Rock.
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Frank Douglass
Lena Meryman
BPW
Club of Hone
Rand
Lve
Frank Douglas
City of
Hope
A.k
National Business Women’s Web
Ark
National Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs Inc
Arkansas State Capitol
Hot. Springs
Little Ror
Fay Chases Ghosts of Fame in Final Years
Fay, once a top comedian, married Barbara Stanwyck in 1928 as her Hollywood rise began. Their careers diverged, with her success growing while his faded, culminating in a 1935 divorce after a drunken incident. Religion and isolation marked his end, as he drifted from reality, died weeks after a hospital stay, unable to grasp Barbara’s presence even by phone.
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Rical
Fay
Miss Stanwyck
Hollywood
Barbara
I Is J
New York
Chicago
New “York
California
St. John's Hospital
Barbara Stanwyck
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Washington National
Africa
Williams
Russia
Ivory Coast
Seays
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Emmet
Calvin Caldwell
Henry Rowe
United States
Moss Rowe
Calvin Caldwall
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Frank
Bob Thomas
Charlie Fay
Frank Fay
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Doner
Benny
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