22 Dead and 14 Survive TWA Airliner Crash
Pittsburgh and Seattle reports detail a TWA Marlin Skyliner crash and a Northwest Orient Strato cruiser incident. In Pittsburgh 22 dead 14 survivors identified as rescue teams remove bodies and aid the injured. at Seattle 82 saved with 14 known survivors and several missing, including crew members.
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TWA
Pittsburgh
Greater Pitsburgh
Allegheny County
Seattle
Wash
Northwest
Orcitn Airlines
Puget Sound
Here
Orients
Carl Thompson
Gene ~Johnson
Pilt
Joe Dellinger
Christians Pray for World Peace Easter at Holy Land Amid Tensions
The Associated Press reports Easter prayers for peace as Protestant pilgrims gather before the Old City tomb. A night attack injures an Israeli farmer on a road near the Jordan border. Israel seeks UN Mixed Armistice Commission action amid fears of a larger Arab Israeli clash.
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Associated Press
Holy Land
Jesus
Jerusalem
Old City
Isrraeli
Jordan
Israel
U.N. Mixed Armistice Commission
Former Washington Resident Susie Ford Dies
Mrs Susie Ford a former resident of Washington died Friday at Little Rock Funeral services were held Saturday at Washing- ton Methodist Church conducted by Rev. Rial Interment followed at the church cemetery in Washington.
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Susie Ford
Washington
Little Rock
Decisions in High Court in Arkansas Supreme Court
The Arkansas Supreme Court issued rulings affirming several cases. Windsor Audit Co versus Labor Commissioner and others. Joseph Washington versus Joe A. John. Boyd Excelsio Fuel Co and others versus Otto Rt. McKown. Martha Jane Finkbeiner versus Joe P. Finkbeiner reversed in part. Sam Lawson versus State amended and affirmed.
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Little Rock
Arkansas Supreme Court
Windsor Audit Co
Labor
Clarence R. Thornborough
Pubasisi Cery Court
Joseph Washington
Wo AL John
Mississippi Chancery Court
Boyd Excelsio Fuel Co
Otto Rt. McKown
Sebastian Cirture Court
Martha Jane Finkbeiner
Joe P. Finkbeiner
Pulaski Chancery Court
Sam Lawson
State
Ashley Circuit Court
High Court rules sedition laws illegal state and federal
The Supreme Court ruled six to three that states cannot punish those who advocate violent overthrow of the federal government. The decision overrides Pennsylvania and affects sedition laws in 42 states Alaska and Hawaii. It holds Congress’ federal anti sedition laws preempt state acts to avoid conflict with federal policy. The ruling centers on Pittsburgh Communist Steve Nelson who faces Smith Act charges despite state conviction overturned. Nelson, a 53 year old Yugoslav native, originally faced a $10 000 fine and 20 year term. he still faces five years for the Smith Act and awaits further Supreme Court action later this term.
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Supreme Court
Pennsylvania
Alaska
Hawaii
Earl Warren
Congress
Plaa
Pennsylvania Supreme Court
Pittsburgh
Steve Nelson
Nelson
Yugoslavia
AlirsaeRoubs
United States
Air Force to Build Giant Test Runway
The Air Force plans a possible record longest runway at the National Reactor Testing Station near Idaho Falls Idaho to test an atomic powered airplane. An $11.4 million authorization is approved as part of a $2 billion military construction package. isolated Idaho Falls area chosen for its terrain.
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Washington
Air Force
Idaho Walls
Ida
House
Senate
Idaho Falls
Convair
Texas
Court Divided on Regulation of Auto Dealers
The Arkansas Supreme Court split over Act 182 of 1985 aimed at regulating franchised auto dealers. The majority held the law unconstitutional for singling out new car dealers with franchise ties, violating equal protection. A dissent argued the act protected dealers from manufacturer overreach and did not fit legitimate delegation.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
Oiis
Rebsmen Motor Co
Pal Chancery Court
Sup
Ifc
Gand
Axsoginie Iastier
Paul Ward
Shea
Seales
George Rose Smith
Ike Decides Against Arms for Israeli
President Eisenhower rejected supplying arms to Israel, signaling a shift toward maintaining arms deliveries via Britain and France. Officials noted a $64 million package was discussed but the decision favored keeping weapons under allied control.
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Ike
Washington
Eisenhower
Branting
Eisenhow
John Fosters Dulles
Israel
Redy
White House
Britain
Frayen
Writer Recalls the Days of B Y D Jokes and Auto Fashion
Relman Morin recalls old crowds and jokes about B Y D s and cars, contrasting then and now. He mentions Stutz Bearcat and Stanley Steamer, Wallace Reid, Mary Miles Minter, Baby Peggy, Charles Ray, and a Rose of No Man's Land. The piece riffs on war memories Chateau Thierry and Wilson’s 34 points, then notes the shift in humor and attire, ending mid sentence and promising continuation on page two.
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Tha
Wallace Reid
Mary Miles Minter
Baby Peggy
Charles Ray
Black woman charged after altercation at Bee-Bop club
Nesta Melon Hill is charged with incident and battery and carrying a concealed public safety item after an altercation Saturday at the Bee-Bop night spot. Police say the suspect struck the wife of Edgar Williams with a five pick in the back during the incident.
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Melon Hill
Nesta
Bee-Bop
Edgar Willams
Cyprus unrest as Greek flags clash with British forces
In Nicosia and Limassol Greek Cypriot students clashed with British police and troops over Easter curfews. Bomb fragments wounded a teacher and others, while an elderly civilian and a mother were among the injured. A gunman killed a British civilian yesterday in Limassol.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
Kephos
Limassol
Mediterranea
Coldony
EOKA
Greece
Actite
Papkins
Bighopric
Bishomic
Sasha
Alstray
Violent Deaths in Arkansas Rise to 12 This Week
The week ending Sunday saw 12 violent deaths in Arkansas, mostly from traffic crashes. Notable cases include Loyd Carthan of West Memphis killed while crossing Highway 72, driver Louis Casteel of Memphis identified. Frank Reach of Hot Springs died from two-car collision. Loyd Roach, Hot Springs city employee, and driver Lear Howell injured. Troy Holt of Harrison killed in a highway crash near Clinton. George Hoagland of Kansas City killed in a collision near Din Hood. Additional fatalities reported in Hope, Pravita County, Pine Grove, Fort m, Winslow, Bulsevile, and other locations. One homicide also listed.
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West Memphis
Loyd Carthan
State Folige
Louis Casteel
Memphis
Frank Reach
Both Springs
Roach
Hot Springs
John Ermey
Lear W. Howell
Howell
Harrison
Black Rock
George Hoagland
Kansas City
Hoagland
Lied Leen
Dinhoden
Hope
Wums
Pravita
Ft. m
Winslow Pyrday
Bulesville Mondway
Final Rites for Pattie Mae Gilbert Held Sunday
Final rites were held Sunday for Pattie Mae Gilbert a 78 year old Hempstead woman who died Friday Burial was in Westmoreland Cemetery Survivors include seven sons Clarence Wade Hugin nee of Washington Willie Agee and Alton of Hope five daughters Mrs E P Martin Mrs Evert Edwards of Fulton Mrs B G Peace of Camden Erma Gilbert of Washington and Mrs Charles Springs of Magnolig
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Pattie Mae Gilbert
Hempstead
Westmoreland Cemetery
Clarence
Wade
Hugin
Nee
Washington
Willie
Agee and
Alton
Hope
E. P. Martin
Evert Edwards
Fulton
B. G. Peace
Camden
Erma Gilbert
Charles Springs
Magnolig
Police Escort Milk Through Farm Blockade
Detroit amid a milk shortage reports say tank trucks escorted by police broke through farmer blockades using stones and clubs. Two men at a Saranac creamery were roughed up, but trucks brought in milk to reach 50 to 75 percent of normal. Pickets smashed winches, deputies ordered retreat. other groups escorted six trucks to Port Huron. An Ingham County judge limited pickets to 12 at a Mason depot as Illinois and Wisconsin milk groups arrived to assess diversion to Detroit.
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Detroit
Detroi
Folige
Saranac
Tonia County
Saranac Mmillk Co
Gerald Price
Oake Odessa
Price
Richard Landis
Port Hiron
Ingham County
Mason
Wisconsin
Fairage Bargaining Assn
Chicago
Meetings Set To Study Feed Crop Methods In Hempstead County
Two meetings Wednesday April 4 in Hope and Blevins will cover feed crop selection varieties soil fertility and storage practices. Speakers include Oliver Adams Woody Miley and Harry Wellhausen with University of Arkansas Extension attendance. Topics include silage values and problems fertilization and slide visuals on crop management for Hempstead dairy and cattle farms.
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Oliver L. Adams
Woody Miley
Harry W. Wellhausen
University of Arkansas Agricultural Extension Service
Hope
Blevins
Howard Pritchard
Bleving
Roy Fry
Guernsey
Hempstead County Feed Crops Committee
Dale Wilson
Fey
Hope Neeling
Wilson
Flempstead
Fry
Miley
Wellhausen
Red River Body to Decide Issue Late Tuesday
Southwest Arkansas weighs Millwood questions at Red River Valley Association meeting in Shreveport. A 7:30 a m breakfast and 2 p m business session will decide whether to support dry or wet Millwood, with possible federal funds contingent on the outcome. Congressman Harris to address the group ahead of the session.
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Shreveport
Arkansas
Red River Valley Association
Texarkana
Hope
Magnalla
Corps of Engineers
Millwood
Southwest Arkansas Water District
Federal Budget Bureau
Southwest Arkansas
Captain Shreve
Oren Harris
Harris
Red River Valley
L. E. Seeman
Southwestern Division
Dal
Murry matriarch dies at son's Emmet home
Mrs. E. M. Murry age 80 died Saturday night at the home of her son Perry Murry in Emmet. Survived by four daughters Mrs. Bruce Price of Emmet Mrs. Noah Hobbs of Lopez and Mrs. Earle Fincher of Kilgore Texas Funeral services held at 4 p m Sunday at the First Baptist Church of Emmet conducted by Rev Joe Hunter with Rev Whitlow and Peterson assisting Arrangements by Herndon Cornelius Funeral Home Active pallbearers named Denman Wy lie Odell Garrett Joe Hamilton James Hamilton Purus Formby and Willis Pratt
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E. M. Murry
Perry Murry
Emamet
Bruce Price
Emmet
Noah Hobbs
Lope
Earle- Fincher
Kilgore
Texas
First Baptist Church of
Joe Hunter
Whitlow
Peterson
Herndo
All Around the Town Highlights From The Star Staff
Readers learn of Red River trip plans for Shreveport with police escort on Tuesday, beta circle honors at the University of Arkansas highlight campus achievements, Lloyd Collins nets an alligator sighting near city limits, two Hempstead men receive military induction orders for April 16, and University of Arkansas freshmen appointed as sophomore counselors amid campus events.
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Lloyd Collins
Tal. E-Tex
Guiar
McWilliams
Highway 67
Warl O'Neal
Hope Folks Lead Red River Meet Car Caravan
Over 150 Hope residents plan to join the Red River Valley meet in Shreveport with more autos expected. The caravan will be led by Lt Harold Porterfield and join delegations along Highway 29 with police escorts in Shreveport. Breakfast at 7:30 am includes remarks by Congressman Oren Harris as police arrange early awakening for attendees.
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Red River Valley
Shreveport
Chamber of Commerce
Bac m
Harold
Pod) Porterfield
Arkansas Highway Police
Louisiana
John Morris
Louisiana Highway Patrol
Washington-Youree Hotel
Southwest Arkansas
Oren Harrir
Tack Brown
Four Negro Youths Held for Thefts in Hope
Four local youths aged 14 to 16 were arrested and charged with grand larceny after a Junior Police Group, led by Chief of Police Jack Brown, traced thefts across at least six Hope stores. About $75 in goods including shirts and jackets were recovered, with thieves taking items by filling large paper sacks and walking out after clerks turned away.
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Hope
Jack Brown
Mrs Stella Burns Dies in Snyder Texas at 68
Mrs Stella Burns aged 68 formerly of Hempstead died Friday in Snyder Texas. She is survived by six children including Jewel of Snyder and Ruay of Ang Taro.
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Stella Burns
Snyder
Texas
Hempstead
Childy
Jewel
Ruay
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