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NORTHWEST ARKANSAS TIMIS, Aricanwt, Friday, 6, 1W4 DAW Strikes Key Assembly, Manufacturing Plants At Ford DETROIT (AP)-The United Auto Workers Union struck today against key Ford Motor Co. manufacturing and assembly plants over unsettled local labor agreements. At least eight out of 11 i settled units were struck. The walkout left Ford with a selling supply of about 32 days Community Adult Center Programs for the Community Adult Center were announced today for the week of Nov. 9-13.

Forma! programs are each Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 1:30 p.m. followed by a social hour and special classes at the Center. There is no admission charge or membership fees and all persons in the area 50 years of age or older are Invited to attend. Monday afternoon Dr. Calvin Claudell, a member of the University faculty, will discuss mythology and folklore of the New Testament.

Jerry Marshall will direct a a observing Veterans Day Wednesday afternoon. The Choraleers, directed by Howard Hagaman will present a musical program Friday afternoon. of and a 38-selllng-days supply of trucks. The effect on production could not Immediately detailed, but Indications were Ford could make some autos for two weeks or more, A Pont spokesman said assembly plants were struck this morning at Dallas; a truck; Wayne autos; Chicago a i Ypsilanti, manufacturing; Sheff i anufacturing; Sterling manufacturing, and Louisville assembly. The status of the assembly plant at St.

Louis and manufacturing plants at Bedford, Ohio, and Buffalo, N.Y. was not immediately determined. The bargaining units had their international union's approval to walk out at 10 a.m. if settlements were lacking at that hour. Only those plants with unsettled local contracts which sup- national agree- in September, plement the ment, signed were given permission to strike.

Ford has 160,000 production workers In 90 bargaining units across the country. The number of rnen off the job was not immediately determined. While only a handful of Ford's bargaining units were on strike, these were at key plants. The Ford strike came as Gen- fTIMMfato by JMin POPPY SALE--Mayor Guy Brown, left, buys the first poppy from Mrs. Guy Carroll, chairman of the poppy sale which will be held in Fayetteville Saturday.

Sale Is sponsored by the American Legion Auxiliary. Continued from page 1 eral Motors per cent of pacity. Corp. reached 92 its production ca- NOT JUST PEACHY LOS ALAMOS, N.M. (AP) Officials of the International Peace Film Festival at Los Alamos were somewhat concerned when the first entry arrived and the movie was on how to grow better peaches.

Then a hasty recheck of the mailing label showed the film had been addressed to "The International Peach Film Festival." Local Consignors To Take Part In Sale The Arkansas-Oklahoma Angus Breeders Association, will hold its annual registered Aberdeen Angus bull sale in smith November 14 In the new sales pavlllion located at Fort smith stockyards In West Fort Smith, Oklahoma. The sale will begin 'at 12:30 p.m. The public Is invited. Consignors to the sale include Shofner Brothers, and Robert TunitUl of Fayetteville, NEW YORK STOCKS ClMlni PricM Closing Nov. All Chalm Fluid Am Air Mont Wafd Am Boech Am Mot Am Bf4S8 Am TT Am Tab Anaconda AYc6 Beth Steel Boeing Bore War Bran Air Bruce Co Burroughs Camp Soup CUM it Ohio Chrysler ClUes SV6 Cant OH Corn Prod Dupont East Kod ElFAs6Nat Ford Mot Food Giant fclee Gen Foodc Geri Mot Goodyear Home Mine GM Oil Kerr LM Satellite In Orbil WALLOPS ISLAND, Va.

(AP) --The space agency launched a cylindrical satellite Into orbit today and promptly designated it Explorer 23. Scientists turned on all the experimental equipment aboard the 8-foot-long, 2-foot diameter spacecraft by radio command signals from the ground, and BUSY -been difficult for the Porkers, and with Ail-American nominee Malcomb Walker anchoring one of the loop's best lines, tomorrow should be no different. The Hogs will have Jerry Lamb back for action, and it would appear a big break for the POrkers. Establishing the air threat may prove the key to an Arkansas victory. While Arkansas medical report was good, Rice learned from its trainer that placement specialist Larry Rice may miss action due to a bad knee The weatherman holds for a clearing trend tomorow afternoon.

Meanwhile, organized houses on the campus, concessionaires at the stadium, fte city police, inn keepers and cafe operators were all using their spare mom ents to plan ahead for Homecoming next weekend. Traffic control to and igle within the party. Miller said it was "natural" that as a result of Johnson's 15- million plus plurality there would be calls for Dean Burch to quit as Republican national chairman and for conservatives to yield leadership of the party to others. But, he said, the GOP would hold its present course. Pearson Sees New Upset In Kremlin By JACK ANDERSON WASHINGTON An urgent but unverified Intelligence e- port, received in Washington as the election returns were coming in late Tuesday night, claims that the new Soviet party bosa, Leonid Brezhnev, has struck down by a heart attack.

Whether the reported illness is physical or political has been determined at this i ing. Brezhnev was considered a compromise successor to ousted Premier Nlkita Khrushchev. It wt sasaumed by Kremlnotoglsts that the rival Kremlin factions would accept Brezhnev as a front man but would continue their power struggle behind the scenes. The leader of the coup which ousted the former premier was Mikhail Suslov. Apparently he was able to muster strength to squeeze out Khrushchev, but could not take over Khrushchev's himself.

One report claims that Suslov won the showdown inside the Communist Central Committee by one vote on the first roll call. Suslov reportedly.read a long, Macbeth to ACROSS 1" trumpet of morn" 8 drawn digger" to i off Ireland 13 Masculine nickname 14 Acidity 19 Concept Fortify 17 Mini Chiplin 18 la in his gravi 20' 22 Kitchen police (ab.) 23 Hindu queen 24 Ghost 28 Cordage Rber 32 Nitrogen (comb, form! 33 Rouse 35 Wine (comb, form) 36 Greek letter 37 Ragout of farm 38 Medieval tale 39 Boredom 41 "Lay on, 43 Greek temple Interior 45 Area measure 48 Llama wool 48 Typewriter roller 53 Action word 54 Sailor of life Is drawn" 87 Wicked 58" of newt" 59 Icelandic saga 60 Hoarfrost 61 Napoleonic marshal 62 Repose DOWN 1 Moorish castle captain (var.) 2 Turkish army corps 3 Norman city 4 Dexterities 6 Wolthound 7 Dance New Zetland natives SI man 10Ninth (i form) 11 Weight 18 one 30 Auto spring 21 Hostile part 23 Kingdom! 31 Star In 24 Moderate Pegasus 25 Modern prayer 34 Royal Marine call Academy Subjective word 40 Ineffective 27 Guldo'f high 42 Draftsman note 44 Made of a 29 Fragrant cereal balsam 48 Assert 47 Jacob's ion (Bib.) 48 Formally 49 Victim 50 Companion of time 51 52 Trim 55 Affirmative vote Obituary reported that all ing successfully. were operat- Lockheed ILorlllnrd 88 White Mot Wbolworttt Wi Zenith Opening Nov. 6 Olla Gas ASE ASE OTC ore OTC ASE OTC 51 11:00 )0 Indl. 20 15 Utlll Ambassador Ark au Ark Western Cartaa Delhi Taylor Mid-West Abrasive UniMd of Alhef Slboney Caribbean ls Register 1MS-19'.

Wells Gardner 2()-l Daily Club Sponsors Parly A costume Hallowe'en party was sponsored Saturday evening by the Rural Community improvement Association of Gosh' en. The event took place In the crrrnmunlty building and prizes 11 for costumes were awarded Mr. and Mrs. Bud Gayer, Terry Little, Kelly Pitts, Eddie a and Carol Guifin, Judges for the costurhe n- test were Fred Gayer, i Button and Mrs. Lena Lovell of Ozark, who was a guest, Other special guests included Mrs, Robert Wise and her daughters, Cheryl and Mary, all of Fayetteville.

Mrs. Joe Salsbury and Mrs. Fred Gayer were chairmen the game will be back to nor mal for this weekend with Dick son Street open from Duncan to Garland. Dickson, Maple a other key streets will be one- way Under direct police super vision before and after the game. Area residents are requested avoid adding to the congestion south of the stadium before and after thfe game if possible.

Only one route is available In that direction and it must be used by most out-of-town fans. A detailed map of the traffic plan is printed on page 8. COP of its leading lights as they picked their Way among the ruins. A notable exception was Goldwater's running mate, Rep. William E.

Miller of New York. In Augusta, he was on a golfing vacation, Eisenhower called for a period of consultation among party leaders to discuss the GOP image--an image which Eisenhow- Junior Riders List Winners Winners in the playday recently sponsored by Junior Riders and Judged by Hugh Otwell, were announced today. Sam Miller took first place In showmanship for 12 years and under. Guyla Knowlec was Second and Jody Price, third. In the gelding class i a Knowles was first place winner i "Cotton Top" and Sam Mabry placed Second and Suiy walker third, Sain Mabry, moved Up to first place with his entry in the mare class and Ronnie Davenport placed second.

Jody Price won the first place in the pleasure class of 12 years and Under with Guyla Knowles second and Sam Miller, third. In the older pleasure class Suzy Walker placed first with Ronnie Davenport second a ri George Newtowh, third. blistering indictment a a i Khrushchev which finally convinced even the pro-Khrushchev faction to accept his dismissal. However, the Red Army marshals, distrustful of Suslov, are believed to have forced a compromise. Brezhnev, a.former a general, is considered an Army man.

At the same time, he had been groomed as Khrushchev's heir by Khrushchev i therefore was acceptable to the Lincoln Ben H. Rogers, 72, of Fort Smith died in Smith yesterday. He was born July 26, 1892 at Cane Hill son of W. F. and Mary K.

Reed Rogers. Survivors include three sons, Khrushchev faction, It's believed that brbidding man who hates Vest, accepted Brezhnev stop-gap party chairman. doubt Suslov was working Suslov, a the a No be- itnd the scenes to strengthen lis own hand inside the Kremlin. One hint that the Suslov faction may have been gaining the ascendancy was a report from the American Embassy that the new Kremlin leadership a shown signs of taking a harder line In Its relationship with the United states. William A.

of Lincoln, James of Fort Smith and Frank Of Morro Bay, a daughter, Mrs. Mary Frances Leothan of Jefferson City, four brothers, Claude and Aude both of Lincoln, R. K. and Ray both of Fort Smith and a sister, Henry Henson of Lincoln. Funeral will be at 2 p.m.

Monday at the Presbyterian Church. Burial in Lincoln Cemetery Un- der direction of Luglnbuei Funeral Home. Rogers Mrs. Emma Gray, 84, died Wednesday afternoon at her home on Rt. 1 Garfield, where she had lived for 23 years.

She was bom May 1, 1880 in West Virginia. Survivors include a sister, Mrs. Caroline Roney of the home. Arrangements will be a n- nounced by Bums Funeral Home. John P.

(Pink) Garrett, 74, a resident of Johnson and lifelong resident of Washington County, Barrlentos New Bolivian Chief Following Revolt LA PAZ, Bolivia (AP)-Vice President Rene Barrlentos, a eneral and former air force hlef of staff, has emerged from he Bolivian revolt as president ust as ousted President Victor 'az Estenssoro said he would. Barrientos, a leader of the revolt against Paz, flew from Us home in Cochabamba to La Paz Thursday, and the chief of he armed forces, Gen. Alfredo Obando Candia, announced he and the vice president would be co-presidents. An hour later Barrientos announced Obando had decided to resign in his favor "to cooperate in the re-establishment of tranquility in the country." Obando had taken control in the capital after Paz fled to Peru Wednesday morning. Obando's withdrawal in favor of Barrientos eased the tense and chaotic situation, but the country still was far from stable.

The army has taken possession of public buildings in La Paz, but armed civilian bands roamed the streets. Possibly 40 persons were killed and 150 wounded in fighting Wednesday and Wednesday night between supporters and opponents of the deposed president. Explosives School Winds Up Tonight Members of the Fire a Police departments will wind up a two part training session in the handling and identification of explosives tonight. At the first two hour session last night two specialists from the 52nd Ordinance Detachment at the Pine Bluff Arsenal lee- Reining honors went to Sam tufed on Identification of explos- Mabry and Mike Price placed' ives and explosive materials. the arrangements committee.

THIS SLTf CAN KICK S6T WAY SACK. Tq Receive THS UftWTo THEIR- (SOOONESS KNOWS-- er said "has confused so many of our citizens and led them to think of it as a political doctrine designed primarily for the rieh and privileged." Henceforth, Eisenhower said, the GOP must represent a wide spectrum of political thinking. In HarrisbUfg, Gov. William W. Scranton, who tried to head off Goldwater for the nomination and was snowed under, refused to describe Johnsort's victory as a repudiation Of Goldwater's philosophy.

Discussing the campaign at a news conference, he said that where "traditional Republican principles" were used they "were not repudiated." And, looking ahead, he said the first big job facing the GOP is erasing the impression "that it is opposed or indifferent to so- called ethnic or minority groups." In Lockport N.Y., Miller flatly disagreeo With those who term Johnson's massive victory a "complete repudiation of the conservative policy." a more, he said it would not necessarily Mt oft a power PKICI-PATTQN WILL BE CLOSED During The U. Homecoming Game SATURDAY, NOV. 14 to let attend the game second with Ronnie Davenport, third. In the potato race Sam Milter and Linda Knowles plated first in the two separate age divisions. Other" winners Were Jody Price and Mike Price, second and Guyla Knowles and Suzy Walker third.

Sam Miller won the pole bending class and Was followed by Jody Price, second and Guyla Knowles third. In the older division Linda Knowles placed first with Junior Mabry, second and Sam Mabry, third. Sam Miller and Sam were first place in the two categories of barrel racing Other Winners Jody Pria and Ronnie Davenport and Mike Price, second; and Barbara Ma bry and Judy Husaey, third. The club is conducting a mem bershlp drive and all Interested persons are requested to ca! Linda Knowleg at 34465 for further Information. The session tonight will in- lude the discussion of dismant ng and handling of explosives The sessions are In an indl- ect result of a large number of DOmb threats received by Police Department last spring regarding buildings at the Un! And in the Fayetteville School system.

Youths Fined For Drag Racing On Public Highway Three drag-racers were fined 63.50 each in Municipal Court his morning for their part in Sunday night race west of 'armington. Maurice Southern stopped Jerry Ryan 20, and Tom Slaughter, zl, of Fayetteville and David Vaughn, 19 Of Springdale, Sunday night after he saw them racing. He told them to appear In court this week, that they Would be notified Of the specific time arid date and time. Last night he notified them when he answered a complaint of drag-racing on Hwy. 16 East.

He found the three and several Other youths but did not sfre them racing. He told the trio t6 appear in court today to answer charges stemming from Sunday night race. died this morning In a local hospital following ah extended illness. A retired of the University, born June 27, 18ft) at Carter the son of Robert and Susan Page Garret he was a member of the Baptist Church. He Is survived by a sister, Mrs.

Pearl Boswell of Johnson and several nieces and nephewc. Funeral services will be held Monday at 2 p.m. It the Johnson Baptist Church. Burial will be in Stuckey Cemetery under Smoke Aids Attackers In Mock Ozarks War FORT LEONARD WOOD, Mo. (AP) The latest in smoke screen devices is being used by the air force supporting ground troops in the military exercises called Gold Fire I.

The 16-day exercise, half completed, is designed to test some new techniques in brush warfare. In launching a ground attack Thursday, Sioux planes dropped cluster bomb units, a series of small smoke-producing bomblets that create a smoke screen to reduce the ability of opposing, forces to observe a specific action. Aircraft of both the Sioux and the Opposing Ozark forces engaged in mock battle as the attacking Sioux ground units drove deeper into Ozark territory. direction of Home. Nelson's Funeral Bottle Shortage MIAMI, Fla.

(AP) Havana Radio says members of Castro Cuba's revolutionary defense committees have a new job-collecting wine and whiskey bottles to meet demand. the Christmas A broadcast Thursday, monitored in Miami, said the government asked that 3.5 million wine and HqUbr bottles be turned in for refills. Highway Department Sues Property Owners The state Highway Depart ment has filed condemnation suits against the Owners, lessee and Hen holders of 11 tracts' of property along Hwy. 71 between Winslow and West Fork. The Circuit Court suit a filed yesterday to make way for the reconstruction of the final section Of highway between Fayetteville and Fort Smith.

The suit names about 40 different individuals and firms as defendants. The suit that the property needed for highway widening be condemned and that "just compensation" be awarded the property ownftrs. The "just coitipetisatidn" estimate compiled by the Highway Department totals $975 for all 11 tracts. Fugitives Recaptured HOUMA, La. (AP)--Five fugitives from the Arkansas penitentiary Were recaptured in Louisiana Thursday.

Jailed here were Bob Doyle McDaniels, 23; Charles R. Conditt, 23; James E. AriVette, 41; Edward Tolliver, IB. Prison Supt. Dan Stephens said they sawed two bars in heir cell block and escaped Monday.

All were in prison for lurglary, forgery grand larceny, he said. Mayor Doubis Project Will Hinder Traffic Mayor Guy Brown said i morning that a construction project started yesterday on School Avenue will not delay football game traffic totnoffotf. City workmen begin yesterday tearing but sections of concrete and pavement, but Mayor Brown saw no traffic problem in the city move. He said equipment and wreckage will be cleared oft the street to allow traffic to pass unhindered. The City Council authorized th street widening project Oct.

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Mountain M3S1 on FUNERAL HOME, INC. 117 NORTH COLLEGE AVE. CARRETT, John f. day p.m. Johnson Baptlsl Church.

ReV. Jamie Colerhan Interment, Stuckey Cemetery. GATE, Charln Friday 2:00 p.Hi. Apostolic BaptUt Church at Round Mountain. ReV.

Dan Facala, assisted by Rev. A. Stuckey. Interment. Mountain.

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