Armed Guards on Some U S Air Flights Stir Debate in Senate Hearing
In Washington, Air Transport Association president Stuart G. Tipton said armed guards ride some U S flights and lawmakers debated a federal crime for hijacking. Senators Monroney and Engle called armed guards potentially the best insurance, as incidents with Cuba and other hijackings prompt new legislation. The plan would also make assault, murder, and other onboard crimes federal offenses, with penalties including a $1,000 fine for concealed weapon possession.
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Washington (Ap
Stuart G. Tipton
Air Transport Association
United States
Tipton
Senate Aviation Subcommittee
Fife
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Sen. A
Mike Monroney
D-Okla
Sen
Clair’ Engle
D-Calif
Monroney
Miami
Fla
Key West
el Paso
Tex
Federal Aviation Agency
Herbert J. Miller Jr
Justice Department
Baye
French Silent on Tunisia UN Charge
PAQIS reports that Bourguiba offered to drop his U.N. condemnation complaint if France would discuss a timetable for evacuation of Red forces from Bizerte. French officials study the text as Soviet backed diplomats work to gather signatures for a special U.N. Assembly. de Gaulle may be preparing a response after summoning the foreign minister for a situational report.
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PAQIS
Habib Bourguiba
theGall
U.N. Assembly
France
Bourguiba
U.N
Bizerte
AL MN
New York
de Gaulle
Maurice Couve de Marville
Riverle
Tunisia
Newburgh Welfare Plan Challenged By New York State Court
Newburgh plans to curb welfare relief face a state lawsuit as Justice Donahoe questions the need for the plan. City Manager Joseph Mitchell says a central idea runs through the 13 point restriction. A pamphlet outside the courthouse linked to anti Negro sentiment drew arrests for disorderly conduct. Paxton Blair represents the state, Henry Tirschberg the city.
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James Devlin
Newburgh
N.Y
API
Supreme Cou
Newsburgh
John P. Donahoe
Sle
Atorneys
Joseph. Mitchell
Mitchell
Yellow Stone
I Charles Smith
New York City
Negro Drowns in Ouachita River at Camden
In Camden Arkansas Willie Rivers an 11 year old Negro boy drowned Thursday in the Ouachita River. He swam with several boys including his brothers and disappeared from the group. Police reported the missing boy today after family members notified them. A search led to the river and the awful truth was confirmed.
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Camden
Ark
Willie Rivers
Ouachita
Rivers
Lewis Rivers
Willie Bau
Rtvers
Willie
Police Use Tactics Prompt Plan Passage In Arkansas
In Little Rock Senate members questioned how a 166000 annual pay raise for state police appeared in a 14.5 million omnibus bill declared unconstitutional by the state Supreme Court. Senator Roy Riales said the raises helped pass the bill while Director Herman Lindsey defended a 475000 request to fund radio centers in Huntsville Little Rock and Newport, with Civil Defense sharing half the cost.
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Little Rock
Apia
Roy Riales
Menu
Riales
Sen
Fagan
Lite Rock
State Supreme Court
Herman Lindsey
Legislative Counci
Huntsville
Lille Rock
Newport
Lindsey
Mug
Arkansas
Stalin Could Have Divided West Allies
Washington AP notes Stalin might have split Western partners after the war if he had pursued a different policy. Khrushchev emerges as a more adaptable contrast, while NATO’s cohesion is described as imperfect and fragile, with Western forces and plans outlined as context. The piece hints at continued discussion on the page two.
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Washington
Stalin
Nikita Khrushchev
NATO
United States
Teo
Steel Mills Run But Idle Workers Up
Pittsburgh reports show mills run at a fair pace while thousands of steelworkers remain idle. Second quarter production near 70 percent capacity, with about 101,000 idle workers per United Steelworkers Union, amid rising automation and efficiency. Government figures parallel the trend with higher output but little employment growth. Union leaders urge shorter work weeks without pay cuts. industry officials cite needed efficiency gains.
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United Steelworkers Union
American Tron and Steel Institute
Department of Labor
U.S. SteelCorp
Conrad Cooper
U. S. Steel
Dle
USW
Unin
Steelworkers
David ‘J. McDonald
Iuge
Mock Theft Sparks Three Day Civic Celebration
A fragmented report notes a mock theft during a three day civic celebration. A person named Toning reportedly took $50 from a box at a local parary store amid the event.
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Oly Meta
Wish
AL Merchans
Wieves Taal
Wes Box Dna Toning Prarery
U.S. Strategy in UN Studied by JFK and Stevenson
President Kennedy and ambassador Adlai Stevenson met at the Cape Cod White House to review U.S. strategy ahead of the United Nations General Assembly. The discussions, lasting hours, included Khrushchev’s stated willingness to negotiate on Germany and Berlin, with Harlan Cleveland present as international coordinator.
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Karl Bauman
Hyannis Port
Mass
Kennedy
Ambassadar
Adlai
Stevenson
WLS
General Assembly of the
United Nations
U.S
Cape Cod
White House
Harlan Cleveland
Stant
Atcichport
Europe
Charles de Gaulle
U.N. General Assembly
Germany
Bertin
Khrushchev
Berlin
Ausitanti
Andrew T. Matcher
Matcher
Ormany
Assembly
Mauretania
Chen Cheng
Nationalist
China
Washington
Red China
Late Soviet Note Raises Fresh Hope
The Berlin crisis prompts optimism that practical steps for East West talks may occur. Kennedy and Khrushchev signal willingness to negotiate while preserving Western rights in Berlin. Rusk’s Paris talks could yield Western proposals to Moscow for negotiations.
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John M. Hightower
Waslington
APY
Moscow
Berlin
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Vienna
U.S
Britain
France
West Germany
Beyonit Thithay
Stile
Dean Aste
Snd
Rusk
Paris
Phursceau Hight
Vacations: readers name ideal trips across the United States
The column surveys local readers choices for dream getaways if money and time were unlimited. Names listed include Mrs W A Williams choosing Lester England in summer, Walkey Bark favoring western U S trips any season, Mrs J O Broyles eyeing Ohio and Mississippi, Gunter Jr seeking Hawaii, Mazel Watkins Underwood preferring the Ozarks or Colorado in summer, Trony Clyde Monts suggesting California, Lester Kent romanticizing Paris in spring, and Tinnest Todd Dill nominating an Arkansas statewide tour.
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W. A. Williams
Lester
England
U.S
Walkvey Bark
States
Broyles
Siboul
Ohio
Mississippi
Hiawaii
Gunter, JR
U.S. Navy
Ozarks
Colorado
Mazel Watkins Underwood
U. S
Clyde Monts
California
Lester Kent
Paris
Arkansas
Yau
Opportunity
Virginia Fugitive to Be Returned to West Virginia
Blytheville Ark April 4 year old West Virginia fugitive James Vernon Fain was arrested in Newport after escaping from jail during questioning. He faces abduction rape and related charges in West Virginia and is also wanted on burglary and larceny counts in Pennsylvania. A Blytheville police pursuit helped capture him and he will be returned to West Virginia.
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Blypturville
Ark
Apia
West Virginia
William Berryman
James Vernon Fain
Jackson
Newport
Fain
Newport J
Pennsylvania
Taxpayer Refunds Across Arkansas and PSC Hearing
The Internal Revenue Service sent 26 million dollars in refunds to Arkansas taxpayers in a single period, averaging about 100 dollars each, with 14 thousand checks issued previously. Meanwhile thirty five residents from Southeast Color County sue the Public Service Commission alleging forced telephone service costs and seek a rehearing to reconsider its decision.
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Little Rock
Internal Revene
Arkansas
States urged to market timber to regain market share
Arkansas and southern timber states should launch a selling program to recapture market share, said Lang before the Legislative Council seeking a $1,000 appropriation. He noted the South has lost about half its market over 40 years, but Arkansas timber is superior in many respects and deserves a renewed effort. The South’s market share fell from 60 percent in 192? to 26 percent.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
Staty
Red Lang
Lang
Legislative Council
South
Mail Against Interest and Dividend Tax Debate
Congress members report heavy mail on Kennedy’s plan to tax interest and dividend income by withholding. Voters fear a new levy or refunds delays, while IRS estimates billions go unreported. Mills committee backed a 16 to 2 percent rate plan, prompting strong constituent reactions nationwide. Continued on Page two.
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Gordon Brown
Washington
Arkin
Congress
Kennedy
Internal Revenue Service
Viense Ways
Tin Meins
Wilbur Mills
D-Ark
AU Arkisas
Cungress
Rebellion Reported in Madramawt Protectorate
AP reports AL Alam describes a nationalist uprising in Madramawt on the Aral peninsula east of Aden. Claims say 28 sultan troops were killed and 49 injured in recent clashes with rebels. Colonial office in London denies reports of rebellion and notes no official casualty figures.
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CAMO
Beypt
AL Alam
Madramawt
Aral Peninsula
Aden
London
British Colonial Office
Ramant
Doa
Mukalle
Aden Protectorate
Eihes
Mukulle
Cleveland Loses Power In Wide Outage
An extensive power outage hit Cleveland and surrounding areas, with downtown restored in seven minutes while many districts remained dark for over an hour. A Cleveland Electric Company spokesman blamed a transmission line as the cause, affecting the region toward Ashland and Ohio counties near Pennsylvania.
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Cleveland
GOP Senators Back Foreign Aid Loans Program
A minority of Republicans in the Senate signaled support for President Kennerdy's foreign aid program to finance development loans for new nations. Sen. Cooper Ky and Sen. Mullright Ark led calls for swift passage of the foreign aid bill amid debate on borrowing authority. Sen. Saltonstall Mass urged a veto power over loans above ten million, proposing additional reporting and a 30 day disapproval window.
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Washington
Kennerdy
Treasury
Copper
India
Sen. A. Willan Mullright
D-Ark
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
Longeter
Byril
Ihope
Cooper
Sen
Leveret
Four Riders Jailed After Refusing to Leave Bus Station
In Shreveport four Black individuals were arrested for allegedly refusing to depart the white waiting room at Continental Bus Station. Two others who drove them to the terminal were later arrested. The group, warned for violating local impestite laws, was escorted out without incident as about 40 officers remained on scene.
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Shreveporte
Continental
Arabehe Depat
Hava Lee Bethume
Leverti, Taylor
Davidames Dennis
Congress of Rueint Equality
Dickson
Miss
Tew
Tavery Blake
Southern Christian Leadership Council
Newgroes
Jackson
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