Eisenhower Satisfied With Civil Rights Bill Progress
Washington AP report notes President Eisenhower is satisfied with the civil rights bill’s status as House and Senate leaders shape a path. Dirksen and Halleck press for quick Senate action, Johnson cautions against a final vote this week, while amendments remain pending and potential conference action looms. The bill would create a federal voting safeguards system and expand federal enforcement in discrimination cases.
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Congressional Readel
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Eisenhower
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US Senate Gop
Charles A. Mallock
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Erate Pyissave
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Dirksen
Halleck
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Esident
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Johnson
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Feiss
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Yveferon
Supreme Court
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Weather Station Report and Arkansas Skies Summary
Weather data shows 24 bars ending at 7 am with high 76 and low 42. Precipitation totals through March reach 12.78 inches, vs 14.06 inches year to date. Arkansas forecast promises generally fair conditions, cold tonight with scattered light frost, colder by Wednesday, highs in the 60s to 70s and lows in the 30s to 40s.
Regional Forecast for Arkansas by The Associated Press
Portions of Arkansas expect clear to partly cloudy skies this afternoon and tonight with scattered frost. Ait sections show slightly warmer temperatures on Wednesday. Highs reach mid to high 60s in central areas, and 60s to low 70s in southeast and southwest. Lows tonight range from upper west to low 40s or upper 30s in the southeast and northwest.
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Paisley Book Parade Promises National Library Week Event
Paisley Fourth Grade hosts a book parade Wednesday morning at 40:40 featuring characters from Winged Horse to Tom Sawyer and Huckleberry Finn. Students listed include Gay Golden, Jor Kault, Dannie Lauterburh, Calvin Lee, Kennneth Mathoek, Larry Mc Ree, and many others with music by Mrs. Ralph Routes and Gary Pupney as stage manager.
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Paisley
Tom Sawyer
Hele Finn
Gay Golden
Jor Kault
Dannie Lauterburh
Calvin Lee
Kennneth Mathoek
Larry McRee
James McKnight
Mike
Murphy
Boby Oller
Gary Lynn Rowe
Johnny Shellun
Pred Sigmons
Thomas Linn Shrclair
Abe Vass
Glen Warren
Larry Yates
Richard Laine
Martha Bader
Georgia Beantley
Donna Byers
Susan Clark
Betty Kidd
Jo McKamig
Shirley McMillan
Charlotte Moore
Brett da Delf Nevels
Carol Patton
Judy Robeson
Pegey Stowe
Gail Scoggins
Sandra Winemiller
Cherry Thayers
Alice Hughes
J H Caldwell Dies At 47 In Columbus Home
John Harvey Caldwell 47 died suddenly today at his Columbus home. He is survived by his widow, five brothers, a sister, and several nieces and nephews. Services set for Wednesday at Herndon Chapel with Dr Mes Clenahad officiating. burial in Columbus Cemetery.
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John Harvey Caldwell
Columbus
Payebis
T. J. Caldwell
Francis
Crit Caldwell
James
Cally Cadwell
Hope
Tommy McCarkle
Herndon Curigelits
John Mes Clenahad
Cohambus
Weather Across the World and a Local Tragedy
The Rest Press reports weather readings from Brisbane to Anchorage with highs and lows. Harold B. Cargill of Milwaukee collapsed and died at 61 after a long illness, amid a note of heart trouble.
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Brisbane
Australia
Albany
Ies
Albuquerque
Anchorage
Sige Lotery
Harold B. Car
Bismaarck
Jie
Arkansas River funding push to expand navigation and dam projects
Washington reports Arkansas River advocates urge Congress to fund initial dams and two navigation locks, expand the channel upstream toward Tulsa, and stabilize banks. The state group led by Clarence J Buyns seeks planning money for two dam projects and more funds to accelerate permanent river improvements.
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Congress
Tulsa
Litle Rock
Fy 4
Smith
Thu
Jor
Ozark
Parduttelte
Ohlo
Clarence J Buyns
Port Smith
Grisdale
Arkansas River Assi
Emmett Sanders
Pine Blair
Ark
Glade Kirkpatrick
Okla
R W Elebert
Colteyvalty
School and Labor Census Underway in Hope District
The annual school census and labor survey start today in Hope District 1A, led by Superintendent Jaenes H. Jones. Work is conducted by Hope Band Mothers Auxiliary with funding from Chamber of Commerce and local industrial groups in cooperation with ALD Employment Security Division.
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Jaenes H. Jones
ALD
Chamber of Commerce
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Cand Aedustrial
Verver Band Mothers
Cengus
Danas
Social Security program to broaden in coming years
Arkansas official James Guy Packer of the Social Security Administration said the program will be broadened within a few years. He spoke yesterday at a meeting in Turkey for the Arkansas Congress on Social Welfare, noting about 1,500 bills in Congress aim to change the Social Security Act and that a tax increase will be needed to fund expansion.
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Luitle
Nelms Home Destroyed by Fire
The Nelms residence at 01 S. Main owned by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Nelms burned early last night. Firemen reported the blaze started on the north side and caused extensive interior damage before they could save most belongings. Neighbors said the couple had not been home for three weeks.
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S. Main
Nelms
Puene
Yocom
Fiverten
Anthony Mil
Wes
Beene
Reguliar
Alunteers
Constance
Charles Nelins Pany Wiel
Aged Man Drowns Near Gravette
In Rogers Arkansas an elderly man drowned near Gravette after apparently slipping from a ford and falling into the creek. The incident was reported by local authorities, with scant details available from the fragmentary OCR text.
Ail Around Town Shows Local Efforts Amid Community Drive
A fragmented account details community figures Wes Beene and others organizing support for a local fire department drive and a state convention visit. it notes volunteers, recognitions, and fundraising events tied to the Hope Pure Department and a crusade for freedom in Arkansas with various attendees and speakers.
Police violence and unrest in Nyanga Township South Africa
Reports from Nyanga Township describe police actions against Africans resisting orders to work, with windows smashed and arrests as helicopter leaflets urged laborers to return to work. Witnesses say police fired, beat detainees, and used force while a broader security operation continued into dawn, amid rising tensions and claims of intimidation. The story connects to broader regional clashes and includes mention of police leadership confirmations and ongoing violence.
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Voops
Asc
New Goes
Moiiay
Cane Town
Nyanga
Nyanga Pruadeagh
Darier
Canton
National Guardsman
Ashburn
Midwest
Nelroaky
Wiscutishir
Kansas
Dashkola
Michigan
Missouri
Army
Missoue
al St. Joseph
Nourthwest
Syas
Buel
Grand
PSC Asked to Protect Co-op
AP report quotes GeMTLR ROCK and Arkansas Mustle Service Conmilgs about a proposed disposal plant near Rogers in Cluvallis service area. Officials claim a foreign power invasion context, and notes that no hearing data were available.
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Co-op
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Arkansas Mustle
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Cluvallis Service
Kiwanis Minstrel Presented This Week at High School
The 17th Kiwanis Minstrel unfolds Thursday and Friday at 7 oclock in Shope High School auditorium. A special Kiwanis committee directs the show which features local Kiwanis members and young entertainers. The program runs about 1 hour 44 minutes with performances by Andy Caldwell, Youd ONeill, Head Hawthorne, Guy Grigg, Tum Purvi Servi, and others, plus six acts on the first half and special numbers throughout the evening. Proceeds benefit community projects and scholarships.
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Suelyates
Olan Perlubmiers Yyuddle White Tay
Andy Caldwell
Youd O'Neill
Heady Hawthorne
Guy Grigg
Tum
Milyrlavd
Tor Wilbe
Ule Dunnites
Va Atay Ueesun
Inghulud
Uyglu
Schuyls
Kiwanis
Pnp
Flood Danger Eases Along Mississippi
Flood danger eases along the Mississippi as rising water recedes in parts of Missouri. The river overflowed near Clarksville, displacing about 700 residents and inundating farmland while authorities closed State Route 79 and warned of ongoing risk from the Missouri River.
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Associated Press
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Innes
Clarksville Mo
St. Loutis
Renta 79
Charles Dian
New Auaiala
Missouri River
Ead
Gregary Lanting
Southeen
Mother of Hope Man Succumbs
An obituary note reports the death of a man from Mother of Hope. The piece lists relatives and mentions services to be held at a funeral home in Baton Rouge. Details are fragmented, with several names and locations unclear in the OCR. The date of the service appears to be Tuesday, April 3, with the funeral home referenced as Hise Vuneral Homie.
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Isis
Heiney
Jose
Lai Dias
Lions Hear a Musical Program
A noisy local program featured Mrs Obra and Mrs Bilaindys leading a choral segment with selections like The Silent Man Cary Michiana. The Lions Club hosted the event at a venue with performances by the Llwns e lh Quartel and other soloists. Proceeds supported a charitable cause as attendees enjoyed songs and recitations.
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Cligaal Meu
Andy
Gargaie Poybi
Jd Lowell
Linus
Abie Taney
Jain
Dibel
Aleit Bebstipe
Fyune Dlaskel
Lyle Miewa
Lravin Sale
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Washington apportionments and river projects debate
A partial, garbled report outlines a legislative push for federal funding in 194? for Red River and nearby projects. Members discuss budgets for Millwood in Arkansas, Oklahoma tolls, and river stabilization while seeking appropriations for planning, surveying, and abatement studies.
So Weill dust Pretend iss play to be presented
A garbled notice announces a campus theater production titled So Weill dust Pretend for April 2020. Mrs By Wherson, director, leads a cast including Sherri, Maury Brown, John Tod Lonsdale, Don Crain, Carlyn Through, and a group of sorority sisters and fraternity men.
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Wherson
Campus University
Sherri Iss Maury Brown
Johny Tod Lonsdale
Don Crain
Carlyn ¥Hrough
Can of Women
Suzanne Sommesyi Duliaeck
Sondra Jusse
Kay Weg
Whitman Shirley Allen
Freddy Smith
Jones
Billie Wikins
Byron Srnley
Barbara Thus
Joe Bap
Teddy Bugidin
Ward
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