25 Apr 1956
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1956
Page
1
Fragmented OCR notes show livestock and futures pricing terms, with references to weights, prices and demand but many garbled figures. The text mentions cows, hogs, and mixed stock activity, plus some opening price context and market terms from a Northwest region.
An unclear OCR fragment mentions various figures and names in a scattered way. It references Pennsylvania and numbers like 780 and 273, but lacks coherent events or context to determine a clear news item or outcome. No identifiable persons or organizations form a complete, reportable fact.
A list of road projects details miles of blacktop and widening along routes in multiple counties. Entries include Carthage-Feriidale on State Highway 46 and Van Buren 14.760 miles, Russellville Junction Highways 124 and 105, Perry Yell 7.26 miles on Olas Fourche Junction Roads, Mississippi 5.211 miles on State Highway 149, and Beebe-Sobth Road on State Tlighway 31 among others.
London reports the Soviet Premier Bulganin and Nikita Khrushchev in final 48 hours of visit as talks with Prime Minister Eden may extend. public appearances canceled, a tour of the Galder Hall atomic plant postponed, and a news conference moved to Friday before their Friday departure for Moscow. Khrushchev met Harold Stassen, Eisenhower’s disarmament adviser, for two hours discussing disarmament with no disclosed progress.
In Pennsylvania Eisenhower amassed a 260000 plus plurality over Stevenson in a sparsely attended primary. Officials hailed the result as a resounding endorsement of the national administration while Stevenson’s manager claimed the campaign exceeded expectations. Voters across 8743 precincts reported light turnout amid intra party battles.
The Murphy Corporation led by Charles H. Murphy Jr of El Dorado plans to offer about 11 percent or more of its 3 million shares for public sale. The sale could raise roughly eight million dollars, with Lehman Brothers of New York underwriting the offering.
President Eisenhower said Nixon has not definitely told him whether he wants to be the running mate again. Eisenhower spoke at a news conference on political topics after Pennsylvania and Massachusetts primaries. He noted Democrats target him as head of the administration and mentioned Nixon's position.
U N Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold met in Amman with Jordan premier Samir El Rifai as he seeks to ease renewed Israeli Jordan frontier tension. Jordan welcomed the envoy and planned to return to Beirut, while Israeli papers accused Arab leaders of exploiting his peace mission.
Little Rock field secretary Frank W. Smith of the NAACP said he expects Little Rock bus firms to shift from segregation to non-discrimination with minimal public fuss. He warned officials may request action if operators fail to desegregate voluntarily, following the Supreme Court ruling against segregated seating on intrastate and municipal buses.
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