If Nuclear Power Keeps Peace Or Not
James Marlow argues the logic of nuclear deterrence after 18 years since Hiroshima. He cites Hiroshima’s devastation, current stockpiles, and world leaders’ attitudes, suggesting nations avoid war not by virtue but fear of annihilation. He notes limited treaties, nonparticipants, and shifts in trust and strategy.
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James Marlow
Associated Press
Washington
API
United States
Hiroshima
Hitler
Joachim von Ribbentrop
Germany
Soviets
Arthur T. Hadley
Soviet Union
Kennedy
Bertrand Russell
Britain
France
Red China
China
Charles de Gaulle
von Ribbentrop
Uketum
Second Trial For Accused Slayer
Clarence Stewart Jr., 20, a Little Rock Negro, goes on trial in Pulaski Circuit Court for first degree murder in the death of William Caldwell, 79, fatally stabbed Jan. 8, 1959 in North Little Rock. His first conviction and death sentence were overturned by the federal Circuit Court of Appeals for discrimination in jury selection.
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Little Rock
APJ
Clarence Stewart Jr
Olce
Pulaski
William N. Caldwell
North Little Rock
Federal Circuit Court of Appeals
Stewart
Bancroft's Banco by Nelson C Nye
Bancroft Benson, a geologist, plots a risky land grab along the Rio Grande, eyeing a vast bancos purchase through a shady partner scheme. He navigates treaties, a senile hacienda owner, and a rough cowman Derrus as he threads a legal path to secure half the lofty prize.
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Lina Ybarra
New England
Boundary 1 Commission
Bancroft Benson
Rio Grande
el Paso
Boca Chica
Villalobos
Alfredo the Magnificent
Derrus
Thanks From Shriners Letters to the Editor
Millwood Shrine Club and Scimitar Temper ceremonials thank Hope Star staff for excellent publicity. Potentate Ellis Fagan and team praise editorials and city reception, contrasting with a prior ceremonial in northern Arkansas. Signed by G. H. Wright, MD.
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Shriners
the Star
Millwood Shrine Club
Scimitar
Hope Star
Iverhe
Ellis Fagan
G. H. Wright
Weather Continues From Page One In Arkansas Hot Through Tuesday
Central Arkansas remains clear to partly cloudy and hot through Tuesday with isolated afternoon thundershowers. Highs 95 to 100, low tonight around mid 70s. Northeast and Northwest Arkansas partly cloudy with scattered thundershowers possible this afternoon and tonight, little change by Wednesday. In Missouri and surrounding areas, unsettled clouds and showers noted, with highs around 90s to upper 90s and tonight in the mid 60s to mid 70s.
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Missouri
Ozarks
Arkansas
Associated Press
Arkan
Pickets at Arkansas AM&N College Dedication
Twenty five anti segregation demonstrators, 24 Negroes and one white man, picketed the new vocational and arts building at Arkansas AM&N College for Negroes in Pine Bluff during Sunday dedication ceremonies. Gov Orval Faubus delivered the dedicatory address as he emerged from the building.
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Pine Bluff
Ark
Anal Arts
Arkansas
Am&n College For
Orval E. Faubus
Boodd Faubus
Weather Outlook Southeast and Southwest Arkansas
Clear to partly cloudy and hot through Tuesday with isolated afternoon thundershowers. High today and Tuesday between 94 and 102 degrees. Low tonight 66 to 76. Outlook for Wednesday shows little change.
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Arkansas
Sas
Faubus clash as segregation protest marches at campus
State and local police kept watch as about 40 minutes of protest unfolded near the university. Demonstrators led by Robert Whitfield, Pine Bluff Movement, paraded with signs accusing Gov Faubus of demagoguery and empire building while leaflets criticized his stance on education.
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Pine Bluff Movement
Faubus
Race Violence in Chicago Spurs South Side Arrests
Sixteen persons including several teenagers were arrested Sunday night as racial turmoil on Chicago's South Side entered its second week. The disturbances centered around 57th and Morgan Streets where three Negro families moved into a predominantly white area.
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Chicago
57Th
Morgan
Faubus Address Sparks Booing After Speech
Gov. Faubus, briefed on education needs for a technical age, told the Helena audience that education is essential for all citizens. He faced boos as demonstrators heckled outside the building before he departed escorted by State Police. Sam Anderson of Helena introduced him as AM&N’s board president.
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Faubus
Sam Anderson
Helena
Am&N’s Board of Trustees
Space Team to Start New Tests at Stead AFB
America's new space team begins desert survival training at Stead Air Force Base near Reno. Nine astronaut trainees join veterans Deke Slayton L Gordon Cooper and Alan Shepard Jr for classroom work and field survival drills through Friday.
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Reno
America
Stead Air Force Base
Project Mercury
Deke) Slayton
L. Gordon Cooner
Alan B. Shepard Jr
Cooper and
Shepard
Stead
Neighborhood clashes persist with disorderly conduct arrests
Police said Sunday night drew a smaller crowd than earlier weeks yet loud shouts curses fireworks and brick throwing continued. Those arrested faced charges of disorderly conduct in the ongoing incident.
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Ong
von Camps
Skylark
Cragmont Drinks
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Purex
Seco
Comet
Heinz
Ellis Canned Foods
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