Eisenhower vows to seek Congress approval before war actions
President Eisenhower said he would never place American troops in actions that could be seen as war without prior congressional approval. He noted emergencies might require self defense in local skirmishes, but he emphasized no war without Congress consent.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
U. S
Gisenhnower
Middle East
6Th Fleet
Mediterranean
John M. Hightower
Sen. George
D-Ga
Eishower
Dulles
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Viena
U.S
George
Dukes
A. J. Goldberg
United Nations
N.Y
United States
Security Council
U. N
Dag Hammarskjold
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Council
Hammarskjold
Ahmed Shukairy
Syria
Egypt
Omar Loulfi
Israel
Jordan
Lebanon
Lodge
Arkady A. Sobolev
Arkansas Beauty Weds Clay Kenwood in Jonesboro Chapel
Margaret Anne Haywood, Miss Arkansas 1955, married Clay Kenwood yesterday at First Christian church in Jonesboro. The couple will reside in Fayetteville where Kenwood works as a janitor at the University of Arkansas College of Engineering. Haywood previously placed in Miss USA in California and Miss Universe in London.
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Jonesboro
Margaret Anne Haywood
Clay Kenwood
First Christian Church
Miss Haywood
California
London
Kenwood
Fayetteville
College of Engineer 1
University of Arkansas
Driver Exonerated in Washington Pedestrian Death
A Hempstead Coroner's Jury found the driver not guilty of criminal negligence in the death of 3 year old Troy Wayne Williams, struck by a car near North Washington Saturday night. The jury urged Arkansas Highway Department to install signs and warnings at approaches to the community.
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Troy Wayne Williams
Washington
Hempstead
R. V. Herndon Jr
S. L. Stakes
Cullendale
Ark
Arkansas Highway Department
North Washington
Disarmament Plan Studied By Five Power Delegates
U S plan calls for international inspections and controls on both conventional and nuclear arms. It envisions a census of nuclear stocks, gradual conversion to peaceful uses, and phased disarmament starting after conventional reductions. Delegates from U S Soviet Britain France Canada examined the draft ahead of further talks.
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London
Ifi
U.N
U.S
U. S
Harold E. Stassen
U. N. Disarmament Commission
Soviet Union
Britain
France
Canada
America
United States
Alabama Justice James Mayfield Found Dead
Justice James J. Mayfield of the Alabama Supreme Court was found shot to death at his Montgomery home. Coroner M H Kirkpatrick ruled it a death by own action from a single pistol shot just over the right ear. A pistol was found nearby. Mayfield was a May primary renomination candidate.
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Montgomery
Ala
James J. Mayfield
Alabama Supreme Court
Kirkpatrick
Mayfield
Expressway for Little Rock Gets Highway Okay
The Arkansas Highway Commission authorized right of way purchase for a 5.2 mile Little Rock North Little Rock expressway costing 23 million dollars. A third Arkansas River bridge is planned with cost covered by appraisers' totals and local governments within 90 days. Additional projects include Miller County Highway B2 widening and several county road improvements across Monroe Pulaski Boone Columbia Mississippi Polk.
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Little Rock
Arkansas Highway Commission
North
Arkansas River
Herbert Eldridge
Pulaski County
Boone
Hackson
Columbia
Magnolia
Lafayette County
Mississippi
O'Donnell Bend
Judge Defines Issues in L. A. Racial Suit
Judge Miller says the central question is whether Little Rock School Board plan for gradual integration meets Supreme Court requirements. The NAACP suits 38 Negro children seeking access to white schools and an immediate desegregation order is opposed by the board which envisions a 1937 start with a school construction program. The judge overruled a NAACP bid to bar board lawyers from questioning state leaders of the integration group.
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Little Rock
L. Supreme Court
Ar Allameys
John E. Miller
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Miller
NAACP
Pra‘integration
If He Has to Live on an Isle That Can Be Reached by TV
HAL BOYLE writes from Nassau Bahamas about the appeal of island ownership as a gift for a 20th wedding anniversary. He notes the Bahamas boast nearly 3000 islands, with 400 acre Darby Island offered near 200000 dollars, plus other doable options, amid rising postwar American interest.
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Manhattan
Hal Boyle
Nassau
Bahamas
Frances
H. G. Christie
Ed Brownrigg
San Salvador
Christopher Columbus
Brownrigg
Darby Island
Unusual Third and Hervey Street Crash Damages Bus
A Highway Department dragline with a boom struck a traffic light pole at Third and Hervey Streets yesterday. The light fell and damaged the hood and fender of a Hope District School bus driven by Cecil C. McElroy. Gilbert Honen of Blevins drove the truck. No injuries were reported.
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Third
Hervey
Hope Police Department
Highway Department
Gilbert Honen
Blevins
Third Street
Hope District
Cecil C. McElroy
Ten States Have Tornado Damage
A series of tornadoes and windstorms struck ten states across the midcontinent, killing at least 45 and injuring over 300. Western Michigan reports the worst toll with 22 dead and over 200 injured, while Wisconsin counties suffer eight deaths and more than 50 injuries. The Red Cross deployed 43 disaster specialists as warnings ended.
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Midwest
Mississippi
Michigan
Grand Rapids
Wisconsin
Llinois
Iowa
Indiana
Kentucky
Nebraska
Tennessee
Arkansas
Washington
Red Cross
Oklahoma
Kansas
South
Welfare head removal not cleared by federal.. Arkansas case
Federal authorities in Dallas told attorney Edwin Dunaway that the dismissal of Dr Frances Brennecke, chief of the crippled children's division, had not been cleared. Brennecke plans to appeal to the state merit system council while Arkansas Welfare Commissioner Adams faced questions over replacing her with Dr Elery Gay under Selective Service provisions.
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Little Rock
Dallas
Crippled Children's Division
Arkansas State Welfare Department
Edwin EB
Dunaway
Frances Brennecke
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
3. H. Bond
Arkansas Agency
Brennecke
State Merit System Council
Carl Adams
Adams
Tornado Destruction Across Eight States Reported
The American Red Cross reports 320 homes destroyed 969 damaged and 1 496 families affected across eight states hit by yesterday's tornadoes. The relief agency has dispatched 55 disaster workers to the affected area.
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Washington
American Red Cross
Wisconsin primary shows Kefauver gains over Eisenhower
Kefauver scored 42 percent in Wisconsin boosting Democratic hopes in farm country while Eisenhower won 55 percent and Chapple favorite son slate trailed. Voter choices reflect cross party ballots with no party registration in Wisconsin and delegates split among Eisenhower Kefauver and Chapple.
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Eisenhower
John Chapple
Efauver
Wisconsin
Sen
Estes Kefauver
Kefauver
GOP
Tennessee Democrat
Miami
Kefanger
Voetrs
Chapple
Oil Industry Service Plan Set Up Here
The Oil industry's 1956 information and service program will be directed in Hempstead county by E. J. Whitman of Gulf Refining Co. Announced by Charles Baker of Esso Standard Oil Co. The program, sponsored by the American Petroleum Institute, aims to show how well local services meet needs and to support privately managed, competitive, financially sound conditions. The ONC will stress two projects: school materials and information services for junior and senior high schools, and Oil Progress Week set for October 4–20. Hempstead organization includes F M McElroy, Norman Moore, Mack Brown, L L Rowland, James H Miller, and others.
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Hempstead
E. J. Whitman
Gulf Refining Co
Charles Baker
Esso Standard Oil Co
Oil Industry Information Committee
Barlow Hotel
American Petroleum Institute
ONC
F. M. McElroy
Texas Co
Hope
Norman
Moore
Arkansas
Fuel Oil Corp
Mack Brown
L. L. Rowland
Hope Oil
James H. Miller
Polled Hereford Show Planned for Little Rock 1956
The American Polled Hereford Association will hold its 1956 national show and sale in Little Rock Arkansas from November 28 to 30 at the Arkansas State Fairgrounds. Executive secretary D W Chittenden announced a 10500 dollar premium list, the largest in the 85 year history, with cooperation from the Potlea Fevtard Assn and state fair officials.
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Kansas City
American Polled Hereford Association
Little Rock
Ark
D. W. Chittenden
Pew
Arkansas State Fairgrounds
Arkansas
Potlea Fevtard Assn
Wet Millwood endorsed by Red River Valley in flood report
The Red River Valley backs Wet Millwood amid flood storage concerns as regional projects from Little River to Magnolia drive a broader response. Authorities in Shreveport toll a 31st annual Red River society event as Texarkana and Magnolia caravans move through the area.
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Millwood
Red River Valley
Arkansas
Red River
Little
Mack Brown Opens Texo Feed Dealership in Area
Mack Brown's Grocery at the Highway 29 underpass becomes the local Texo feeds representative. An introductory offer includes free prizes such as bubble gum balloons and souvenirs. Savings on feed are advertised as part of the opening.
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Mack Brown
Highway 29
Texo Feeds
Mr. Brown
Lza
Five Injured in Tornado Near Osceola
A tornado near Osceola yesterday left five people injured, one in critical condition. Gil bert Fred Robinson, 55, of Paragould, suffered a fractured skull when his pickup was hurled 50 feet into a field. The other four victims Veronita Tyson, Charles Tyson, Lily May Anderson, and Reseava Williams were treated for injuries at a Memphis hospital. The storm damaged Taylors Grocery, two barns, a tractor shed, and six tenant houses along Dead Manns Curve on Highway 40, a half mile north of Osceola. State trooper Freddie McKinley observed the funnel and fled in reverse to avoid it near U. S. Highway 61.
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Osceola
Memphis
Gilbert Fred Robinson
Paragould
Robinson
Veronita ‘Tyson
Charles
Lily May Anderson
Tysons
Reseava Williams
Mann's Curve
Highway 40
Oseeds
Arkansas highway bids total 2.6 million dollars
Apparent low bidders on 17 projects totaled 3,671,722 dollars as the Arkansas Highway Commission opened bids. Projects include miles of paving and bridges across St. Francis, Crittenden, Woodruff, Jefferson, and Pulaski counties with bids from S.M. Dixon, J. M. Reed & Son, Tecon Paying Co., W. R. Fairchild, Forcum-Landham, Southeast Construction, E. E. Barber, BD. B. Hill, Reynolds and Williams, Ben M. Hogan & Co., and others.
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Litte Rock i
Arkansas Highway Commission
Cecil S. Lynch Isai
St. Francis
Blackfish Bayou
Sidener-Hughes
Buec- Sh Construction Co
Hazen
Crittenden
Marion- Turrell
S.M
Dixon
Warren
Woodruff
Little Dixie
Gregory
J. M. Reed & Son
Judsonia
Jefferson
Ohio Street
Pine Bluff
Tecon Paying Co
Dallas
Jefferson and
Grant
W. R. Fairchild Construction Co
Arkansas
Forcum-Landham Construction Co
Dyersburg
Tenn
Southeast Construction Co
White
Little Red River
Pangburn
E. E. Barber Construction Co
Fort Smith
Saline
Jlo
Benton
B. Hill
Little Rock
Saline and
Benton-Sheridan Road
Reynolds and
Williams
Litte Rock
Pulaski
Ben M. Hogan & Co
Conway and Yell
Petit Jean River
A. K. Mer
Coach Ellen named Ouachita High football coach
Coach Bob Ellen has accepted the head football coach post at Ouachita High School in Monroe Louisiana and plans to move with his family in June. He resigns from Texarkana after last season and will guide the class Triple A program in the same tier as Byrd High and Fair Park of Shreveport.
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Bob Ellen
Ouachita High School
Monroe
Ellen
Byrd High
Fair Park
Shreveport
Louisiana
Texarkana
City meeting weighs bids on street and parking space fixes
City officials consider bids for street repairs and root fixes to improve parking space. Maintenance costs, bids, and imminent repairs discussed as Hess Purves, Brown, and others commit to planned work and sewer projects while delays threaten progress.
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Zstate
Hess Purves
Sto Park Brown
Asgur
CAA
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