Weather and river updates from Tam and Horatio area
Fragmented report notes low precipitation and river readings at Tam Fulton and Horatio Whitecliffs with discharge details. Forecast calls for generally fair conditions through Thursday with warm, partly cloudy skies and possible showers later. Temperatures range from mid 60s to low 90s across regions, with varying wind patterns and scattered showers.
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Fulton
Horatio
Whitecliffs
Iwarkaha Dany
Associated Press
Odio
Herter urges peace as Caribbean troubles solution
Secretary of State Christian A. Herter tells ministers in Santiago that the Caribbean crisis can be solved through peace and freedom and progress. He spoke at the opening session of the Organization of American States meeting summoned to address invasions and rumors of invasions in the region.
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Santiago
Chile
Api-U. 8
Christian A. Herter
Caribbean
Orpaulantiond
Jorge Alessar
Pour Foreign Mineistes
Cheneva
Herter
Ganeva
Organis
Time Schedule for Local School System
Time schedule announced by Supt James H Kanes for Hope Schule senior high. Opening bell at 7 45 a m with 20 minute class periods and 434 minute sessions. Closing bell at 2 45 p m. details indicate periods supervised at end of each class period and revised daily routine.
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Tinto
Hope Schule
James H. Kanes
Basamy Yardy
Engi
Elven da
Sid
Tinier High
P.m
Eisenhower urges Congress on labor reform and funding
President Eisenhower pressed Congress to act on labor reform housing civil rights and highway funding before adjournment outlining a broad agenda at Gettysburg headquarters. He signaled support for a reasonable labor bill and warned against abuses while noting housing bill concerns and potential rate adjustments. A party split in Congress faced debates over three labor reform proposals as investigators press for action.
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Eisenhower
Aews
Gettysbu Jan
Yak Jyianth
Maney
Nealee
Congress
Presbet
Lcal
Eisenhoager
Senate
Tadey
Soners
B. L. Livingstone
Washington
Say Ir
Robert FP. Kenedy
Lee Meteo
Kennedy
Robert FL
House
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The text appears garbled with many misspellings and fragments. It references local people and places in a city chronicle style, but lacks coherent events or dates to form a clear summary. No decisive outcome or action is discernible.
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Choi
Bhatt
Tod Barber
Ftior
Queen for a Day honors Mrs. Lowe in Kiwanis event
The Queen for a Day program selected Mrs. Lowe in the finals on June 1. Her wish was for braces and a whitelehai for a youth, tied to a neighborhood incident from March. The program featured trips to movie studios and guided tours, with other contestants and observers noting the charity and community impact.
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Duck Bailey
Pric
Shots Fire At Bates Home In Memphis Court Area
In Memphis a shooting at the Bates home jolted residents and wounded a passerby it was reported by local editors and police. Witnesses described shots crashing into windows as a pursuing car sped away with others recalling police sirens and a tense night.
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Kyo R. Henry
Mra. K. C
Bates Rice
Ue Rational
Asia
Maney
Hemey
Denelip
Hullut
Gwest
Slaiets
Mrs
Taleshush
Tronak
Bates
Shota Yac Tt
Hmo Intene
Lay
Tien
Thea
Eva Wendy
Millwood Money In Bill Okayed by Committees
The Arkansas River water and flood control appropriation, totaling about 35.9 million dollars, faces legislative committee approval. Projects include Oklahoma and Arkansas reservoir work, levees on the Jawan Arkansas, and planning for Millwood and other dams and basins with allocations across both states.
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Millwood
Wasitington
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Tay Manse
Okahama —- Butrula
Keystone
Onlogah
Missippi
Jawan Arkansas River
Beaver Dam
Pal Shoals
Clerkyville
McGorays
Mississippi
St Francis
Whaley Named Acting President of University
In Little Rock AP dispatch Whaley, information director, appointed acting president as Jon Caldwell resigns to become chancellor of Nord Chelona State College. Board formed advisory panel to search for a permanent leader with Whaley serving on it. RC Carter commended Whaley as proven administrator.
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Little Rock
Whaley
University of Arkansas
DEA
Jon Lyle Caldwell
Pas
Caldwell
Chancelor
Nord
Chelona State College
Racizh
Divitas Ab
Fragmented bulletin hints at legal case reshuffle
Nonsensical OCR fragment mentions Divliati Pickens and Cosel with ASCUMOAT HCH and a court or jur y context. Reads as damaged text about a trial, hearing, or abbjurves slot, with names and organizations garbled. Preserve core entities where possible in a compact notice-like summary.
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Divliati-Pickens Pomtainst
Cosel
Police Wield Clubs to Stop Group Marching Against Integration
Washington dispatch reports police clubs used to halt a protest marching against racial integration amid a housing veto dispute. Senate action on the veto split along party lines with Democratic backers and several Republicans signaling support to sustain or override the president’s veto.
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Washington
Senate
Ydisaihower
Hopabllestty
Semalary
Onk Thay
Ka Pelp
Clifford Thases
Dohn
Cooper O
Kenneth B. Keating
R-Ny
Ah Chase Smith
R-Matnes
Lavidey Laynden
Dolinsen
Police Threaten UP Writer Over Hall High School Incident
Los Angeles police threaten UP writer Tamia Thocs amid a tense standoff outside Hall High School over an integration story. Officers ordered CBS to remove radio equipment near the scene and restricted press access within two blocks of the property while enforcing special broadcast conditions.
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Tamia Thocs
Ark
Pe Tee Lodsar
Teasgautgnsc
Central High
Conley High
Oatital Smith
CBS
Smith
Police Department
Subont
Bell Rests Case in Rate Hearing at Southwestern
Public Service Commission hearing on rate cases for Southwestern faces delays as details emerge about proposed price safeguards and the company’s $628 million investment. Witnesses, including company and regulator representatives, will continue testimony as the June 41 DSC phase approaches.
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Solephiane
Seeview Commission
Ural
Bell Tate
Uyel
Maneyane
Warren
Bray
Southwestern View
TA Or
Arkansas
Cir Hye
Aristibsashanik
Reyvehnes
PRC
Judge Ruins School Placement Law Ruling in Arkansas
A Jonesboro area case questions the use of 1959 school placement laws to assign students while asserting the Arkansas term limits. Attorney Herschel Fridayer argued the school board seeks to apply placement standards to all students, labeling the action unconstitutional and noting it affects three Negro students sent to another district. The judge delayed ruling, awaiting appeal to the U.S. Court of Appeals in St. Louis.
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Kansas
Dollarway School
Disteiek
Pine Gt
Aermit
Noyes
Herschel H. Fridayer
Dutta
Studerta
Riday
Arkansas Kriement
Newroos
Beck
Ashkuoys Beel
U.S
Court of Appeals
St. Louis
Six Arrests During Integrated School Opening Riot
A violent clash erupted as segregated schools opened prompting six arrests. Police, led by Chief Gene Smyth, used rubber hoses and water to disperse a crowd of about 200 that gathered near Central High. Six protesters were knocked down amid the scuffle while a tense Capitol area watched.
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Eemore Rock
Ark
Vieluen
Capitol Lawn
Orval
Cantral
Ganivad
Vidaiegs
Wigs School
Gene Smyth
Smith
Selena
Humes
Manny Ehigh
Ates
Horace Minin Wong
Mie & Negro Institution
Seboul Board
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