Arkansas Post Becomes National Monument
The Arkansas Post State Park area was designated a national monument on Tuesday. Gov. Faubus presented deed for 740 acres to Elbert Cot of the National Park Service as plans for a visitors center museum and trails were announced. The site has a rich history from French explorer Tonati to De Soto and La Salle and served as several territorial seats and Civil War battlefield.
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Arkansas River Navigation Program
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Indian Territory
Louisiana
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Countess Agnes of Winchelsea and Nottingham dies at 53
Agnes, Countess of Winchelsea and Nottingham, widow of the 15th Earl of Winchelsea and 10th Earl of Nottingham, died Monday in London. She was 53.
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Dear Abby Too Old To Change On Farm
Abigail Van Buren advises that a bra should not be worn as an outer garment. She notes the sister’s attire is inappropriate for outdoor farm work and should be addressed by the family.
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Scranton Campaign Push Aims At West Virginia Florida
Governor William Scranton travels south by turbo prop to pick up delegates for the Republican nomination. He targets West Virginia and Florida while noting Goldwater leads in delegates overall. He reports strong progress in Delaware and New Jersey and meets with New Jersey delegates before a fund raising dinner. The draft includes reader letters from Abby and topics on household matters.
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Writer Frank Scully Dies at 71 in Palm Springs
Frank Scully, a Hollywood writer who used humor to describe his pain, died at 71 in Palm Springs. He joined 20th Century-Fox in 1932 and later wrote for Variety and authored books on illness, including Fun in Bed.
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Dorsey Speaks At Two Places In Arkansas
Odell Dorsey of Sheridan campaigned in Texarkana and Lewisville on Tuesday as a Democratic gubernatorial candidate. He urged Arkansans to demand a government that serves the people and to move beyond past apathy toward progress and a brighter future.
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Sheridan
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