Governor Faubus pressure claim echoes in Arkansas court fight
Pulaski Rep. Cottrell charges Governor Faubus with pressuring courts as he disputes a $16 million construction measure linked to Faubus bid for a $60 million state program. The clash centers on emergency funds and an omnibus bill for a children’s colony and Girls Training School, with bids for bond issues and possible special sessions.
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Pulaski Rey
Cottrell
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Girls Training School
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Arkansas Education Association
ABA
Forrest Rozzell
ABA Cand
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Thompson Evans 72 Dies at Home
Thompson Evans aged 72 a retired Railway Express agent died at his home early today. He was a Methodist Church member and part of the Century Bible Class. Survived by wife two daughters Mrs Lyman Armstrong of Madison Indiana and Mrs dad Martindale of Hope a brother Stanley Evans of California Mineral arrangements to be announced by Quakerest Funeral Service.
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Methodist Church
Century Bible Class
Lyman Armstrong
Madison
Indiana
Dad Martindale
Hope
Stanley Evans
Cali- Somsmmise
Weather Station Report from Arkansas Forecast
Weather data covers 24 hours to 7 am Monday with high 74 and low 49. Precipitation total through March reaches 13.91 inches, up from 12.76 inches last year. Partly cloudy with scattered afternoon showers, mainly southeast half. Highs near mid 70s, clearing tonight with a low 32 to 36 and scattered frost in the north.
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Arkansas
Remy Page
Swans At Pinecrest Lake Fearsome Gander Poses For Telephoto
Freeda Greenan, head of Corn Belt Hatcheries in Pinecrest, bought a pair of swans and placed them on a home lake. The Star photographer captured the scene Sunday with a 366 mm telephoto, noting the left gander hissed and stretched its 10 foot wingspan while menaced by a nearby swan. The editor kept a safe distance for a closeup from about 50 feet.
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Hope Star
Freeda Greenan
Corn Belt Hatcheries
Pinecrest
Star
Board Seeks Addresses of Registrants in Hope Arkansas
Local Board No. 29 in Hope Arkansas asks all listed registrants to contact the board or provide their current addresses. The note urges anyone with knowledge of the registrants to share information to prevent mail from being returned. Names include George Martin Anderson Shirley Archie Charles Breedlove Jr. and many others.
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Hope
Arkansas
Lacal Board
Boar
George Martin Anderson
Shirey Archie
Charles Breedlove, Jr
Climmie Lee Cheatham
William Morris Edwards
Odis Harris
Doriee Tay Johnson
Thomas H. Jones
Levi Mullins
Lee Barnes Smith
James Russell Bass
Wilber Lacy
Leo Marryhall
Nathaniel Murphy
Massim Paradise
James B. Archer
Carl Vernon Boone
Milton Burton
Cannon Cleghorn
Edward Lee Ellis
Burssee Jackson ‘Layler
Edd Jones
Kenneth Theodore Kidney
Raymond Clifton Powell
Charles Calvin Steavenson
George Hunter
Robert William Lee
Robert Corniovis Mone
Lazarus Noden
Herbert Eual Pittman
J.T. Archer
Winsor Leroy Booth
Andrew Cheatham
Bennie Downs
Austin Glasgow
A. Savatah Jenkins
Odie Lee Jones
Freddie Lee Lancaster
Rufus James Show
Robert John Altom
Sam Lee Johnson
Dorsey Ray Lovan
Wilton William Mullins
Larvel McGaugh
Q. C
Big Damage in Automobile Wreck Here
City Police investigated two wrecks and a break in over the weekend. Boaz Volliver and Stalph Saunders collided on W Di Vision and Louisiana Streets causing heavy damage. A passenger, Charles Stuart, suffered injuries. Separate crash at Walnut and Second Street involved April iantes and Cor ek McCorkle with minor damage. A home entry was reported at Artie Henderson and Al S Waln on March 3 with a shotgun used.
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Louisiana
Boaz Volliver
Stalph Saunders
Rowe
Moses
Tolliver
Charles Stuart
Walnut
Second Street
Iantes
Frances Sue Sommerville
Corek McCorkle
Artie Henderson
al S. Waln
Quartyla Window
Hendrix 88 to be buried at Marlbrook
W M Hendrix 88 died Sunday in a Telarkana rest home. Survived by son Howard Hendrix Arkadelphia. three daughters Mrs Freda Bailey Hope Mrs Dot Baird Overton Texas Mrs Norma Muskey Arp Texas. three sisters Mrs Edna Cheeves Pulsa Okla Mrs Ol Lloyd Hope Mrs Rosa Cobb Los Angeles Calif. three brothers Roy Hendrix Thahel Okla Grady Hendrix Ohio Harman Hendrix Dearfield MN. Funeral 2 pm today at Herndon Cornelius Chapel by Dr John McClaratan. Burial Minnibrook Cemetery.
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W. M. Liemis
Blevins
Ark
Telarkana
Howard Hendrix
Arkadelphia
Unrec Daughlers
Freda Bailey
Hope
Dot Baird
Overton
Texas
Norma Muskey
Arp
Edna Cheeves
Pulsa
Okla
Ol Lloyd
Rosa Cobb
New Judge Named at Hot Springs
Williamy Fo Mitehell appointed by Hot Springs to serve as judge until December 1962. Governor's office delaying on replacement for Walter Pope, longtime Worker's Compensation chairman, who died last week.
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Lupmle
Ore
Val EL Saubus
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Dtoir Springs Municipil Dubse
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Bank
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Pope
Workisar
Vuminvision
University of Arkatus
Espa
Polio Vaccine Offered Free To Public
The local polio campaign offers free Salk vaccine shots mainly for preschool children. Mrs. Lara Mac Simpson, drive chair, said purchase funded the effort. County Health Nurse Mrs. Inca Turner will administer shots to needy cases and urged immediate vaccination. Salk recommends doses a month apart for the first two and seven months to the third, vaccination providing high immunity.
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Polis Chaptar
Lara Mac Impson
Inca Turner
Iimpson
Sal
Life or Death Pondered in Finch Case
In Los Angeles AP reports Dr Bernard Finch and Carole Tregalt face juries deciding death or life for multiple murders and conspiracy. Judges hear arguments on killing of socialite Barbara Juan and related charges amid conflicting timelines and testimonies.
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Los Angeles
Bernard Finch
Carole Tregalt
Abad
Mineh
Barbara Juan
Carla Triabs
Sinely
Tyey
Pinel
West Covina Hall
Rineh
Coyole
Duck Coy
Cody
Red China Threat to Laos Seen as Korea Repeat
Chen Yi warned that Peiping could turn Laos into another Korea and signaled willingness to join a proposed summit on Laos political future. Foreign minister urged Laos to settle differences without foreign intervention while SEATO warned of possible action to block a communist takeover.
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Chen Wu
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Lion
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Chen Yi
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Peiping
International
Congo
Fire destroys Negro home at 3809 Meddling Street
Firefighters report a blaze about 8 45 last night engulfed Luther Muldrow’s home at 3809 Meddling Street, starting from a hot water tank. The frame house was nearly destroyed with immediate loss estimate unavailable.
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Luther Muldrow
Meddling Street
Sunrise Service Draws Large Attendance at Union City
Sunrise service drew about 250 attendees organized by Hope Ministerial Alliance with M. Petry as president and Ray Anderson chairing Jayiven sessions churches. The event supported the Leansient frattic project in Tope with Salvation Army, aided Alliance needs, and thanked contributors for a successful program.
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Sponsorie Hope Ministerial
Jayiiven Seasaions
Ray Anderson
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Willy Ue Preaggryan
UN Overrides Soviet Objection on Term of Secretary General
United Nations General Assembly approved a tenacious extension of Secretary-General Days Vharmaisk's powers by a vote of 110 to 22 with 9 abstentions. The Soviet delegate Ay AL Rushobin challenged the action, accusing the Allies of Congo operations and colonial overreach and warning of financial strain and violation of the UN Charter.
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Congo
WNL
Michigan to Vote on Aid to Industry and Constitution
Michigan voters faced a pair of questions on the ballot. A measure would authorize up to 8 million dollars in credit to aid industrial development, while another proposal sought a constitutional convention to modernize the 21 000 word document. Officials predicted strong turnout, possibly record levels, with roughly 1.6 million expected to vote.
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Thik
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Mort Smith
Ark
Weekons
Mybert M. Montgomery
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All Around Town and Local Notices Mix of Events
Local items list a 7:30 am breakfast at Washington Yankee Hotel in Shreveport, a moving crowd leaving the city, and a meeting at the hotel. Hope Schools reopen Tuesday after Easler holidays, VW Post installs new officers at 7:80 pm with State Sen Bill Simpkins as principal speaker. Navy personnel and ship movements are noted with USS Yorktown and USS Valley Forge. surplus commodities distribution announced April 6. Local salespeople from Hope Auto Co. receive honors at a banquet in Memphis with details on award candidates.
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Washington-Yankee Hotel
Shreveport
Herbert Griffith
Ourvey
Bill Simpkins
Hot Springs
Hope Auto Co
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Hotel Peabody
Memphis
Wariiner
Loval
Sam Cook
Willian L. Tate
Willie Fusitt
Jack Arnette
Kennedy to visit De Gaulle in Paris next May
Kennedy plans a late May visit to Paris for three days of talks with Charles de Gaulle. He will be accompanied by Mrs Kennedy. A Paris report confirms the planned trip from May 8 to June 2 with White House aides noting possible additional stops in Canada and Boston before the Paris meeting.
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Manton
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Vance
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Millwood Breakfast Meeting Planned Tuesday
Millwood hosts a breakfast at 7:30 Tuesday in Crystal Hallroom of Weeshinitan-Vouree Untal with a large Tiape collection to fund. BON Holt, Chamber of Commerce manager, urges attendees to plan ahead and meet at Shreveport duel. Parking available across the street from the Malet Washington pub.
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Millwood
Crystal
Rev H H House 77 Dies at Home on Sunday
Rev H H House a 77 year old retired load worker and Pentecostal minister died at his home yesterday. Survived by wife Mrs Walhlown House two sons Ark od Dayton House and Kansas Citys Ave daughters Mrs Pauline Bate Hitt of Hope and Mys Eranees Zink of dlountun. Mineral services at First Pentecostal Church by Rev B W Hanes. Burial at Bright Stair Cemes Lory.
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Hope
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Nazarenes Exceed Offering Goal at Hope Church
Nazarenes Exceed Offering Goal as Hope Church of the Nazarene ends the "Carrying the Cross" emphasis with a strong response. Attendance Sunday rose to seven, surpassing last year. The Foreign Mission offering reached $174.88, surpassing the $100 goal and setting a new record, with cooperation from the Church of the Nazarene for a higher overall goal.
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Nf the Nazarene
Church of Wie Nazarene
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