Rayburn Pushes Civil Rights Bill Passage
Washington House Speaker Rayburn says he favors House approval of the Senate passed civil rights bill, with possible omission of the jury trial provision for voting cases. He notes fate rests with Republicans and Rules Committee approval, signaling a potential strategic delay and conferencing to win clearance.
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Arkansas Receives 23 Million Food Aid and Flood Control Funds
Washington reports 23.2 million dollars allocated for Arkansas in a public appropriation bill. The measure includes flood control and bank stabilization projects, with specific sums for levees, dams, and water management across multiple sites including Denison Dam, Greers Ferry, Table Rock, and Danelle. Arkansas banks and stabilization programs receive hundred thousands to millions in support, as part of the larger package approved by the House and Senate.
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Denison Dam
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Hot Springs Man Takes Own Life
An ag ed man who shot himself in Hot Springs died today in hospital after learning his wife had died of a heart attack during the night. The man, identified as Squires, was a restaurant mat i. Corotier, DiC. Lee was the family doctor. Funeral arrangements were incomplete.
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Cotton Meet August 15 At Burke Farm Near Hope
Cotton field meet set for Thursday morning August 15 at 11 oclock on the Jesse C Burke farm eight miles northeast of Hope. Organized by County Agent Oliver L Adams with staff from the University of Arkansas College of Agriculture and Southwest Branch Experiment Station. Demonstrations cover insecticides fertilization varieties and systemics to aid cotton producers against bollworms boll weevils and aphids. event aims to provide profitable, near term guidance for Hempstead and southwest Arkansas growers. For details contact the Extension Service office in the County Courthouse.
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Cecil M. Bittle
Hempstead
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Ark-La Buys Servel Plant in Indiana
Ark-La and Servel announce the purchase of two Servel gas air conditioner plants at Lyonsville Indiana for five million dollars. One million paid over 20 000 annually with remaining balance due in five years. The Servel properties become Ark La subsidiary, with Evensville operations, as a move to expand in Arkansas.
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Californians Welcome Redlands Family to Hope Chamber Visit
A Redlands family received warm hospitality from the Hope Chamber of Commerce Tourist Committee last Thursday as the first California guests for the 1857 season. Barry Brown Jamie Russell Chief Jael Brown and Bud Collier assisted in greeting them, Newt Pentecost provided transport in a Chrysler Imperial, and Anlow Hotel furnished refreshments. Gifts from local firms and the Hope Chamber accompanied the visit, while Mrs Bridges and family from Redlands shared how the trip echoed television moments.
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California
Hope Chamber of Commoerce Tourist Committee
Barry Brown
Jamie Russell
Jael Brown
Bud Collier
Newt Pentecost
Nunn-Pentecost Motor Company
Chrysler Imperial
Frith
Esso
Bill Wray
Kent
Ridinster
Souyinger
Hope
John’ Ke_Bruney
Wilson Gaye Pentagon: Turbulent career ends
A chaotic account notes Wilson Gaye’s departure from Washington after turbulent tenure as Secretary of Defense. Eisenhower nominates Melilroy in a cabinet reshuffle while Gaye remains in a transitional role, with critics debating his usefulness and Senates budget outcomes.
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Pair Admits Spying Get Sentences
In New York a trio tied to an espionage ring pleaded guilty. Jacob Albarn, 64, and Myya Soble, 52, admitted spying for a foreign agent. Husband Jack, 54, expected later. all three faced sentencing, with Soble seen tearful in court.
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Fragmented OCR Summary from a St Louis News Item
A garbled OCR fragment mentions St Louis and university contexts with unrelated strings. It lacks clear events, dates, or named individuals to form a coherent summary.
Data on Payment to Dio Sought in Senate Hearing
Senate Jackets Committee sought more information on a $16,000 payment to labor figure Johnny Dio. Dio invoked the Fifth Amendment and refused to discuss the transaction. Kennedy, counsel for the committee, cited ties to Midwest Teamsters and Hoffa, and noted a $30,000 allocation amid a broader probe into labor union welfare funds.
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Ale Ned Industrial Workers
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Reinet of Hope Relies
Incomplete readable fragments point to a local hospital scene involving Russellville and named entities, but key details are missing, leaving uncertainty about event, date, or people involved. The readable bits suggest a community or medical setting with potential names and places to be clarified.
U S Delegates In Russia May Go To China
About 40 American delegates to the World Youth Festival in Moscow accepted an invitation to visit Red China. Reports say plans include travel by ferry and train through the Soviet Union. Names were not disclosed as the delegation weighs options to stay for study after the festival ends.
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Moscow
Lodoy
Soviet Union
China
Nin Defaellan
Besa
Veterans of World
Five Violent Deaths in Arkansas Reported
Five persons died violently in Arkansas yesterday and early today. In Benton area highway crashes killed a 2 year old James Daniel Benty of Mount Harmony and 55 year old Tucker from a truck collision. A 16 year old Alleane Warman of Lincoln died in a house fire with her mother Grace Harmon unable to save her. A 72 year old Perry Critus of Mena died when a pickup overturned on U S Highway 70. A 35 year old Patricia Motley of North Little Rock died in a State Highway 7 wreck near Hot Springs. A De Witt infant died in a fire after his mother was injured.
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Anrly
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Fear Lincoln
Sutna
Fayetteville
Grace Harmon
Hensey
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Ernest Tucker
Stata
Wilbur
Hileman
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Daniel
Benty
Mount Harmony
Perry Critus
Mena Jost
de Witt
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Mamie Continues to Show Improvement After Operation
Washington reports from the White House indicate Mrs Dwight D. Eisenhower is improving after a Tuesday operation. Secretary Segre confirms she is resting, attended by Maj. Gen. and others, with brief mentions of continued illness and a night without full rest.
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State legislators resist special session over highway funds
Arkansas lawmakers in both chambers show mixed support for a special session to address the Highway Commission funding crisis. Some back a session only if tied to specific highway legislation, while others blame the commission or seek more study. Proposals for higher gasoline taxes or extra bond issues meet broad opposition.
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Highway Department
Fish Farm Bill Faces Doubtful Path in Congress
The House and Senate reviews show doubt about a fish farming bill proposing a national research program. If advanced, it would fund studies and a cooperative effort led by universities to promote aquaculture, with Arkansas among the states cited.
Cameron Louisiana Residents Evacuate Amid Storm Rumors
Residents flee Cameron and nearby areas as tropical storm Barina nears. Evacuees recount fear of wind and flooding, while some stay behind to defend homes. Audrey’s deadly toll rises to at least 30 as sea and wind wreck Cameron Grand Chenier Creole coast.
Mrs Glen Gilbert 46 Dies in Local Hospital
Mrs Glen Gilbert 46 of Hope died in a local hospital early today. She is survived by her husband a daughter Juanita Gilbert and a son John Gilbert of Winfield La two sisters Myrs Della Nichols and Mrs Roy Yarberry of Hope two brothers Jack James of Overton Texas and Jim James of Hope. Funeral services will be held at Herndon Corpelius Chapel at 10 p m Saturday by Dr John McClanahan. Burial will be in Memory Gardens. Active pallbearers Barry Brown Ray Turter C Columan Dewey Pitman Leo Hartsfield and Bud White.
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Hope
Juanita Gilbert
John Gilbert
Winfield
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Roy Yarberry
Jack James
Overton
Texas
Jim James
Herndon-Corpelius Chapel
Betts Cemetery Cleaning Aug 15
Betts Cemetery on Highway 2, seven miles south, will be cleaned Thursday August 15. All interested persons are asked to come and help.
All Around Town item details local x rays and sales totals
A Hempstead County Tuberculosis Association funded x rays through Thursday with staff including Mrs. Sam Weaver and Mrs. T. H. Seymour. The Third Di toys Show reallocates funds from a recent grant to renovate life and living space. Sales totals for the year reach 185 560 with various counties reporting progress toward quotas. Dale Ledbetter and Louie Dickinson report county sales figures while Revies at the Atomic Energy Commission Nevada Test Site are noted for Hopson Jr. plus military indoctrination context.
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Sapagey Theater
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Sam Weaver
T. H. Seymour
Hughson
Sam McGil
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Thavere
Paul Crawford
Doris
Ester Bowles
Jevee Ellis
Louie Dickinson
Howard
Lafayette
Dale Ledbetter
Nevada
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75 mph Winds Force Many From Homes
New Orleans based report on Gulf storm Bettigow causing evacuations along the Gulf coast from Galveston to Vermilion Bay. Coast Guard rescues noted while Red Cross sets up refuge centers in south Louisiana. Weather Bureau warns of peak winds up to six feet of tide and calls for immediate safety precautions as the hurricane moves inland.
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Audrey
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Revival at Liberty Baptist Church on Highway 4
An old time revival will be held at Liberty Missionary Baptist Church on Highway 4 starting Sunday in August. Pastor Lynn Lucie leads with evangelist Rev. Gy Neilson of Texarkana. Services begin nightly at 7 39.
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Gy Neilson
Texarkana
Weather village report with river levels and rain totals
Weather report for Friday morning shows high 94 and low 67. August rainfall totals 1.21 inches, year-to-date 48.44 inches. Red River stage 5.5 feet, Tadex pool 6.3 feet, Little River near pool 4.3 feet, slight drop to 2.1 feet elsewhere. White River expected little change. Arkansas forecast calls for cooler normal temperatures and scattered showers this afternoon.
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