Bennett Won’t Run Draft Ward Movement in Arkansas
In Little Rock Attorney General Bruce Bennett ruled out seeking the governorship but indicated he would not pursue a second term as state legal chief. At the University of Arkansas in Fayetteville a student-led draft ward movement gathered signatures for Leo Ward of Paragould, with about 100 shows of support in the university union as Young Democrats denied any official backing.
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Little Hock
Ceneral Bruce Benhett
She Suhimer
Benet
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Bennett
Yayetteville
Leo Ward
Jing Youngdabs
Fayateville
John
Hapkey
Batesvile
Davis
Drafling Ward
Simon Munday
Qulen- Esk
Lig
Gtony
Iyith
Young “Democrats
Weather Station Report for 24 Hours to 7 Am Tuesday
Weather data shows high 68 and low 48 with .05 inches precipitation. Yearly rainfall 31.18 inches. river stages Red River 8.4 feet and 10.3 feet at other sites. Gillie River near Horatio Whitwell stable. Arkansas forecast from United Pre provides clearing tonight, highs near 70s, lows 40s to 60s, and northerly winds with lower humidity.
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Sahie
Red River
Trdex
Multon
Life River
Horatio É Whitwell
Ipparlang
Gillie River
Arkansas
United
Arkana
Bor
Niahl
Congress Told Action Needed to Beat Russia Space Push
United Press reports Dr. Wernher von Braun urged vigorous action in Congress to overcome Russia's space lead. Testimony before the new House Space Committee led by John Wythe Mecor mace covered civilian space proposals, agency power, and pay scales, with warnings against delaying research for military gains.
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Washington
Weicher von Braun
Congress
Russia
Eney Bub
Vor Bray
House, Space Committee
House Denon
John Wy
Nyeme Sis
Jcomunities
Gisentigners
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Conegress
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Globe
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Hope Church Winner of Contest
Hope Church is cited as the winner of a local contest while The Joyal story mentions Gospel Talespade and Silensinngyeon in a fragmentary report.
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Hope Church
Honor Roll at Spring Hill School
Readable fragments list students and grades from Spring Hill School honor roll, naming Janet Foley, Ronjie Barham, Yvonne Mating, Linda Greenhaw, Clyde Clayton, Sandra Sue McBeth, Judy Arn Butler, Rickey Wendell Smith, Bryant Lafferty, Linda Reese, Michael Anderson, Scotty Key, Dennis Turner, Rebecky Belly McNeal, Marsha Gamer Julio McNair and others with A B C grade tags, in a damaged OCR segment.
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Stiove
dJanet Foley
Ronjie Barham
Anil
All
Ats
Danny An Turries
Dantee
Yvonne
Mating
Linda
Greenhaw
Clyde” Clayton
oNlel
Sandra Sue McBeth
Judy Arn’ Butler
Rickey Wendell Smith
Bryant Lafferty
ANA
Linda Reese
Michael
Anderson Jimmy
Cawai'l
Scotty Key
Ronnie Kidd
Dennis Turner
Cacia Arehay
Saab Lau Brown
Hlaing
Parley
Blevins Senior Class Play Friday Night
The Blevins Senior Class presents a three act comedy Pay Many Women by James I Stove Friday April 18 in the school gym. Uncle Henry the bachelor is the main character amid a cast including Janinia Wolkey Denise Goodlatt Patsy Stroud Joy Hoover Gene Earl Jester Jo Reid Nolen John Allen Rags Paul Stephens Margaret Billick Judy Scott Martha Kidd Mas Jal Tingley directs and sponsors the event.
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James I Stove
Ty the Blevins
Ale Pam
Uncle Henry
Tne
Janinia Wolkey
Denise Goodlatt
Patsy Stroud
Joy Hoover
Gene’ Earl Jester
Jo Reid Nolen
John Allen Rags
Billick
Judy
Scott
Aid
Martha Kidd
Mas
Jal Tingley
Sponeir
City Board Purchases Two New Autos
The City Board opened bids on two vehicles and accepted those turned in by Hono Auto Co. The group voted to purchase one new Ford for the Police Department and a new Port station wagon for the Fire Department. Financing for the sewer line project was discussed but no well pit was taken.
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Hono-Auto Co
Ford-auto
Unemployment Declines in Arkansas Weekly Report
Arkansas unemployment benefits totaled 22 500 for the week ending Saturday. The state saw federal funds of 31 78 and 227 050 paid to unemployment-related programs. Advisory committees discuss reforms as lawmakers consider extending benefits and expanding office procedures.
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Lim
Arkansas
Danas
Molay
Arkanasas
Mitch
Aland
Congress
Cour
Oryal Paubus
Anya
Snead Deveh
Conrells
Wie
Henry
Atmateong
Conviction of Brewster Is Reversed
Washington dispatch reports the U S appeals court reversing contempt of Congress convictions tied to Frank Brewster and Nugent Lapoma. The ruling says Senate investigations exceeded authority and orders new testimony in January 1957. Some defendants face suspended sentences and pending appeals. Algerian rebel toll rises as French forces tally casualties in week of April.
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Washington
Congress
Lim
Frank Brewster
Confarence
Our
Senate
Wade Brewater
Nugent Lapoma
Inviner Secretacy
Vregaurer
Dellers
Mashiam Pendlty Pas” Sen
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Bivens P Buechuyi
Algiers
Praneh Ettels Gald
Algeria
All Around Town item with scrambled newspaper notes
A fragmented town item mentions events and names in a scrambled text. It hints at dates in April and May and references people, places, and displays, though details are unclear and partially unreadable.
Control Bill aims to override farm veto at Washington
The discussion centers on a control bill to override President Eisenhower’s farm support veto. Senators Alken and others consider votes to gather the necessary majority, with figures predicting a possible override but noting political hurdles. Analysts cite a record wheat and dairy policy backdrop, and discuss broader farm price support and economic implications.
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Wasitington
Sunulé
Ike
Presideil Fisenhower
Chatman Allen J
Witender
Senatus
Phila
Gongress
Baeler
Benson
Senate
Hemackine Teadeil
Lyndon B. Jabieson
Pémoernigs
Vauhglanlal
Hensall
Petrar
Thia
Silence Enters Ozarks College Feud Amid Controversy
A tense dispute at Ozarks College escalates as administrators seek removal of a key figure. The student body and faculty clash over leadership and policy amid a looming board meeting. Witnesses describe heated exchanges and calls for accountability.
No Clemency Planned For Earl Leggett
Local brief reports that clemency is not planned for Earl Leggett. The note appears in a terse wiredispatch with garbled OCR but indicates the decision before a likely arena or court proceeding.
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Earl Leggett
Fair Weather Promised by UNITED PRES
Fragmentary OCR text mentions fair weather and promises by UNITED PRES. The readable portion references Wertherman ford Bemerally and unclear phrases about a Cay drain and Philadelphia area near a Great Lake. No coherent event or clear entities beyond vague geographic hints.
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United
Wertherman Ford
Unaland
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