Pro-West Man Is New Premier in Jordan Shakeup
Amman reports name pro-Western leader Hussein Fakhet Kalida as Jordan's new premier forming a cabinet amid a six day crisis. King Hussein consolidates power against pro Egyptian elements while attempting to calm unrest and purge influence from the army and government. The Eisenhower Doctrine backdrop framed the struggle between extemists and moderates as Khalidi failed to form, boosting Hussein's stature.
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Amman
Husseit Fakhet Kalida
Jurdat
Tee
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Cabdinetevista
Cabintel
Sulcipiah Nabulsl
Leedat Nittiahnil
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Diamascus
Hussein
Jordan
Hussein Exilud Ie Jordi
Bahjat Talhouni
Yousson
Erfair
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Mutti
Fawzi Mulki
Suleiman
Sukkine
Senate
Amin Madjuj Majid
Abdulhadi
Khalidits
Otten
Joyel
Khalidi
Palestine
House to Move Swiftly to Okay Post Office Funds
Washington ready to approve swiftly a bill to provide 41. million dollars to restore normal mail service. Senate poised to act possibly tomorrow, clearing way for Postmaster General Summerfield to call off service cuts begun Saturday. Summerfield says he needs 41.7 million to keep full mail operations for two months, citing heavy volume and new routes. Critics charge overspending within a 2 billion dollar budget, while the antidefederalism law draws debate.
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Hoffman Washington
Post Office Department
Ormal
Senate
Summerfield
House
Cannon
House Appropriations Committee
Sen. Robertson
D-Va
Senate Appropriations
Joseph Camphbel
General, Accounting Office
Post Office
Campbell
Budget Bureau
Draft Board Clerks Meet Here Tuesday
Draft Board Clerks Meet Here Tuesday An area conference for Local Board Clerks of the Selective Service System in Arkansas will be held in the Municipal Court in the City Hall of Hope beginning at 10 a m April 16. Staff officers from Arkansas State Headquarters will attend the conference. Members of Local Board No. 29 and other named clerks will be present.
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Selective Service System
Arkansas
Hope
Fred M., Croom
Carl D. Wells
Memshey's
Astin
Fy Ic
Crow
Paul
Jones
Bonnie L. Moore
DeQueen
John N. Alpp
Muss Veesboro
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City Manager Form Aims to Modernize City Government
Advocates explain the City Manager plan, noting Staunton started in 1908 and about 1600 communities use it. A seven member council elected as independents would hire a professional city manager to run operations, with all other offices filled by appointment. A public vote on Jan 24 will decide if the change proceeds.
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Virginia
United States
Arkansas
Mississippi
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Ecan
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Bires
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AML
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City Water and Light Plant Commission
Water and Light Plant Commission
County Election ‘Board
H. M. Olsen
Yauril 24Th
Auto Collision Damages Two Cars on Old Highway 87
City officers investigated a Saturday afternoon crash on Old Highway 87 at Beech Street. Ulysses Mule driving a Negro and Mrs Grover Thompson in a Ford collided. no injuries reported but Thompson auto was badly damaged and Mule charged with failure to yield the right of way.
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Ulysses Mulerow
Grover
Thompson
Old Highway 87
Beech Street
Muldrow
Oltivey's
Betty Murray The Bright Star Of Broadway Tours
Betty Murray, known as the Broadway Fane Lady, discusses a planned major tour after Christmas. She recalls her parents' show business roots and her own drive to pursue high caliber theater despite earlier promoter challenges.
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Hab Boyle
New York
Christmuise
Betty
Murray
Daz
Swedish Atomic Official Accused as Soviet Spy
Swedish Atomic Energy Commission official Robert Folke Damstedt 29, assistant secretary, and Gösta Jakobsson 46, former Navy officer, are held for trial on atomic espionage charges. The case centers on alleged sale of Sweden submarine blueprints to the Soviet Union amid ongoing Sweden Soviet tensions since World War II.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Wisboot
Russitt
Robert Folke Damstedt
Feing
Gosta T.dakobsson
Soviet Union
Risia
Kremlin
O& Assistant
Damested
Derailment of 17 MOP Cars at Helena
Seventeen cars of a Milgour Pacific freight derailed near Barton Helena at 620 am injuring one conductor mildly. A broken rail caused the incident as the engine and 17 cars left the track, with extensive damage to tracks and roadbed. The following 17 cars also derailed, piling up as repairs were expected to take about 24 hours. Conductor John Straub was treated and released for a minor injury. The train was traveling from Paragould to McGehee.
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Helena
Milgou R
Pacific
Treight Lash
McGahee
Gari
Krush
Tnck
John Straub
Parsawould
Miss McCorkle Leads County 4-H Club Council
Claudia McCorkle of Victory 4-H Club was elected president of the County 4-H Club Council at City Hall. About seven percent of members attended. Other officers include Ronnie Burke as vice president and Alice Nell Burke as secretary and treasurer. Patty Maxwell as reporter. Sandy Burke as song leader. A countywide picnic is planned for Saturday May 23 at Fair Park. A committee will raise funds to cover transport for Soule 4-H Camp in Fayetteville in July.
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Claudia McCorkle
Victory 4-H Club
Hallar McCorkle
County 4-H Club
Ronnie Burke
Alice Nell Burke
Patty ‘Maxwell
Sandy Burke
Vig
Tory Club
Fair Park
Tanna Tayjoy
Withiam Schooley
Howard Garner
Ida Nell England
Betty Blackwood
Billy Bayne
Soule
Fayetteville
Yoe England
Shoyer
Hollar We
Gorkle
Roy ‘Burke
Sidney Cash
Glande Bel
Guernsey
Moss Rowe
Washington
Miste B. Young
McNab
Rigkerstall
Gaugrasey
Wy Lig
Home
Substitute Heart Seen in the Future
Chicago report on the potential for permanent artificial organs. Dr Salisbury of Cedars Sinai Hospital notes advances toward implanted hearts and kidneys. Prototypes include silicon rubber double pump designs with separate circuits for lungs and body.
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Chicago
Sidney
Isidneys
Pater FF
Salisbury
Cedars Wlebanan Hospital
Los Angeles
Mho
American Society For Artifig
Issa
Federation of American Societies For Experimental Biology
Lund
Mishaps on Highways Take Big Toll
The Associated Press reports at least 18 people died in Arkansas accidents during the week ending Sunday midnight. Fatalities included two deaths from fires, multiple vehicle crashes near Marion in eastern Arkansas, and injuries from falls and a tree-related death. Notable victims include Mrs Inez Plant Herrin and Mrs J A Lenthcott, with other named survivors and injured individuals from Conway, Swifton, and Memphis areas.
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Associated Press
Arkansas
Salurluy
Marion
East
Arr
Kansas
Raybarn
Banks
Inez Plant Herrin
Baldi$npb
J. A. Uenthcott
Swifton
Thypred’ S
West Memphis
Miss Banks
Conway
I G. McCamant
Memphis
Pad
McRamant
Pay
Yerger Scouting Meet Tuesday Scheduled Training
A scouting meet for Yerger will be held Tuesday with final sessions for leaders and training set from Thursday night. April 1 is noted for related activities at the Yerger origin ally location with beer setup.
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Yerger
Tia Mat Yorney High
Goldwater Defends Reuther Amid Labor Probe
Washington senator Barry Goldwater defended UAW leader Walter Reuther while urging a fair inquiry into union finances and tactics. He said Reuther is honest but supports examining the role of unions in a three year strike against Kohler Co. in Kohler Wisconsin, amid accusations of violence, vandalism, and boycotts by the company. The Rackets Committee plans hearings on labor officials in Scranton and broader issues of union funding and political use.
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Sun
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H-Atiz
UAW
Walter Reuther
Reuther
Ltuetics
Senate
Investmeat Ing
Routher
United Auto Workers
Strvike
Kohler Co
Koller
Wis
Pew
Repthes
Auto Workers Union
McGlellan
D-Ark
Scranton
McChan
Here Is How the Arkansans Voted
Washington report records Arkansas members of Congress voting on recent roll calls. Senate rejected a bill by 44 to 35 to provide for a 1057 coin base acreage of 51 million acres. Fulbright and McClellan opposed. House passed a resolution by 218 to 187 deferring interest payments to Great Britain on a $4,872,000,000 loan. Gathings Harris Hays Mills Tramble voted for, Norvell did not vote.
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Aransas
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Senate
Fulbright
McClellan
House
Great Britain
Gathings
Harris
Hays
Mills
Tramble
Norvoll
Parents Asked to Aid Student With Subjects at Wapo High
Principal Julian Adams announced that registration for 1957-58 begins this week at Wapo High School. All students from grade 7 through 11 will receive a letter detailing next year’s subjects. Parents and students will sign and return the letter at the next meeting. Second meeting will select courses with parent input. No changes after June 1, 1957 except emergencies.
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Julian Adams
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Adams Sul
Senior Play Daddy Long Legs at Hope High
Hope High announces Between Acts Entertainment presents Daddy Long Legs in the school auditorium on April 26. BM Osborn performs impersonations of Elvis Presley Ed Sullivan John Ray and others while Cherry Etter David Spillers Jerry Kidd and A W Martin lead a senior brass ensemble. Due to higher costs admission rises to 50 cents for students and one dollar for adults. This is the sole senior activities fundraiser of the year and public support is urged.
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Hope High
BM Osborn
Elvis Presley
Ed Sullivan
Johnny Ray
Cherry ‘Etter
David Spillers
Jerry ‘Kidd
A. W. Martin
Toe
All Around Town and Local News Highlights
Hope High National Honor Society announces new juniors David Pearson Carolyn Strong Tommy Polk Jan Robison Marilyn Reese and Sheila Fogher selected for membership sponsor Gwen Dolyn Deg. Yard signs to benefit community projects sold door to door tonight by Jayeens Petninds. Three registrants Eugene Bishop FuGene Yree and Thomas Erven Matthews ordered to report for induction April 23. Police report four highway wrecks in March with two deaths. Nye County shows no fatalities while Nevada County records three nonfatal wrecks.
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Hope High National Honor Society
David Pearson
Carolyn Strong
Tonymy Polk
Jan Robison
Marilyn Reese
Sheila Fogher
Gwendolyn Deg
Selective Service Board
Hey
Eugene Bishop
Fugean “Yree
Thomas Erven Matthew
Arkansas
Atwa
Howard Goway
Atyvette County
Nevada
Six Injured in Barryville Wreck
A crash near Berryville on US 3 Highway 62 injured six people including four Paragould men and a pickup driver. Five were seriously hurt. victims included John Mueller, Charlie Cozart, Louis Kensler, Lawrence Kensler, Otto McCall and his wife. Mueller sustained a back injury and Cozart a broken hip. The injured were transported to a hospital in Franksville, Missouri.
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Berryville
Paragould
Blaze
John
Gd. Mueller
Paragond
Charlie Cozart
Louyis
Lawrence Kensler
Otto McCall
Moeller
Cozart
McCall
Franksville
Jones
Lyapper
Mueller
Keasler Brothers
Highway
Weather Station report and forecast fragment
The report notes 21 hours ending 7 a.m. Monday with high price and a low of 40. It records total April precipitation at 8.03 inches and yearly total gale fall at 26.85 inches. Arkansas forecast mentions increasing clouds, warmer afternoon, possible showers and a chance of thunderstorms tonight into Tuesday.
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