Travis Mathis Ousts Nunn as Deputy Here
Prosecuting Attorney Travis Mathis announced today he revoked the deputyship of C. Vi Nunn, who had served as deputy prosecutor in the county since the early days of the office. Mathis cited conflicts with other interests and limited time as the reason for the change, and said he had not named a successor yet though it would be before municipal court on Monday, August 19. Nunn declined to comment.
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Sterling Slapbe
Moscow
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New York
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U.s.state Department
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Pelhing
State Department
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Christian Herior
Heim
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Mao Tsestting
Dan O'Connell
Chienya
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Herler
Blazet Department
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States Department
Lat Washington
House backs postal rate bill raising first class mail cost
U P dispatch reports the House passing a billion dollar annual bill to raise postage rates and subsidize mail classes including first class and periodicals. Debate centers on subsidies for second class mail and potential Senate veto This summary notes Rhodes and Hufield proposals and broad support within the House.
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Vincent J. Burke
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iMao Reported Ready to Step Out in China
Fragmented OCR text mentions iMao and China with garbled phrases about readiness to step out. Multiple names and terms appear jumbled, including references to a guiding web and political context in China, with unclear dates or events.
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iMao
China
41 Americans Defy U S and Plan Tour of China
Forty one American youths defied the United States by planning a trip to Communist China for a Moscow youth festival. State Department warnings threatened legal penalties and possible passport forfeiture. organizers claimed transportation and a “Hope Night” gathering at Dave Idson Campground near Okelong with a Sunday picnic and song services led by Ebner Brown and Ivy Mitchell.
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Okelong
Methodist Church
Othe Hope Gospel
Ebner Brown
Ivy
Mitchell
Aych Wyile
Schools of Emmet Open September 6
The School Board President Otis Townsend announced Emmet School will open September 6 with buses running and students registering from 8 30 a m to noon Friday Regular classes begin Monday at 8 30 a m The listed teachers include Ramy Gartyond Supt Jackson Bird W E McFarland Malcomb Burnette Mrs W M Thompson Frances James Billy Joe Arnett Dora Mae Fee Lillian Ringo Deion Grimsley Murph Crider Clifton Breed Dougan bus drivers and staff.
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Otis Townsend
Emmet
Ramy Gar- Yond
Jackson Bird
W.e.mcfarland
Malcomb Burnette
W. M. Thompson
Frances James
Commercial and Library
Billy
Joe ‘Arnett
Dora Mae
Fee
Lillian Ringo
Deion Grimsley
Murph “Crider
Clifton Breed
Dougan
Little Rock Mayors Race Gathers Primary Returns
The Associated Press reports North Little Rock mayoral results with William F. Casey Laman leading City Attorney Reed Thompson by 3874 to 3486 votes in the latest primary. Other cities Fayetteville Conway Malvern and Searcy posted unofficial tallies with various contenders. Van Buren runoff planned as one candidate withdrew.
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Laman
Furellu
North Little Rock
Reed Thompson
Thompson
Fayetteville
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Malvern
Searcy
Trunoff
van Buren
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Percival
Lester Ly Pate
J. Austin
Parish
Hoy Scot
Edgar B. Parker Ness
Verings
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Gates
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Onthaker
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Fire at Old Mill Purposely Set
A fire at the Old Mill was believed to be deliberately set this morning. Neighbors alerted the Fire Department, which arrived to find the structure partially burned and the fire already under control.
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Old Mill
Fragmentary OCR Summary From An Unknown Page
Fragmented text fragment reads like a sports or arts item with names and places garbled. It mentions a race or game context and possibly a person named AMRES and terms like fish and wreck. Details are unclear and many words are corrupted.
Local Manager Board Election Teaser Shows Light Voot
Scant votes reported in a preliminary manager board election. Names brought forward include Gebnge Robison and Cecil Delaney as only contested candidates with several others unopposed. New board would take city affairs Monday, August 16.
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Balldy T 'Hope
Cleetio
Young
San Andrews
Herbert ‘Burns
George Frazier
Roy
Thrash
Sew Tinntd
Moiday
Paragould Flood Triggers Widespread Rain Damages
Heavy rain in Paragould caused creeks to overflow and flood roads hampering travel. A Missouri Pacific freight train derailed as rails weakened by the downpour gave way. No injuries were reported though multiple towns faced washed out highways and at least one house was struck by lightning. Schools closed and buses halted as rainfall totals reached 6.6 inches locally with higher amounts nearby.
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Paragould
Aduke
Evett Tarrell
Blytheville
Piggott
Clay County
Walnut Ridge
Lawrencin
Pocahontas
Randolph County
Prostitution Scandal Trial Details Surface at Confidential Case
Witness Carmen Jacques testifies about former roommate Ronnie Quillan and a publisher linked to Confidential and Whisper magazines. She recalls Harrison seeking juicier stories, with Quillan allegedly involved and discussions of a Desi Arnaz affair, reflecting the lurid publicity push in 1954.
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Hollywoon
Robert Harrison
Q Hollywood
Aue
Ronnie Quillan
Beloge
Carmen Jacques
Miss Quillan
Harrison
Confidential
Whisper
Trian
Saltaire
Desi Arnaz
Armee
Jagques
Quilan
Ronni Phe
Mas Hareron
Mise Quilty
Berry Files as a Corporation
Incompletely legible notes show Berry seeking corporate status with reference to incorporation details and related parties. The fragment mentions EITILE BOCK and a secretary, indicating formal steps toward establishing Berry as a corporation but lacks full particulars or dates.
Extortionist Davila Refuses to Talk at Hearing
Extortionist Davila is questioned by the Senate committee on labor abuses. He declines to answer many questions about union activities, asserting his Fifth Amendment rights. The hearing delves into connections with Hoffa era leadership and alleged efforts to influence Teamsters elections. David, Kennedy, and other figures are named in relation to union power and investigations.
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Ashingston
Harry Davila
Inettbey
Logil
Davielutt
McClelan
Duvidatt
James
Union
Midwest
Hoamnsterg Union
Tonmstens
Dave
Beck
Tabor
Arnona
Tony
Ducks
Coralia
Whe
McClellan DeAlley
Hig Sak Wan
Hoffa
Horle
Robert. F. Kennedy
Caynilo
Dio
Neilenman
Kennedy
Maury Davyldoff
Sam Gold
George Baker
Joseph Cureia
Curcio
New York
Itg Allied Industrial Workers Union
AFL United Workers Union
McClellan
Dion
Uaw-Apil
Surfes
Teamsters Levals
Teamsters
Jokh O'Rourke
Humphrey Named Chairman of Nations Steel Board
Humphrey, former secretary of the treasury, was named chairman of Nations Steel Coins board in Pittsburgh. The appointment follows his role as a founder of the operation in 1937 and previously leads at the Steel producer.
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George M. Humphrey
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Nations Steel Coins
Humphrey
Perperation
Hofipay
Pittsburgh
National Steel
Baslon
Briest
Weir
Mig
Thomas Bi Millsop
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Ghaimian
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Haine Wits
Enhawce
Committees Pass Defense Cash Bill Amid Debate
Congress advances a $3.3 billion military aid bill amid House debate and leadership pressure. President Eisenhower urged restraint while Republicans and Democrats grappled with funding levels and potential special sessions.
Chancery, DeQueen Court Nomination Committee
Reporter Bob O. Bannon and John Sirex report a nominating committee for the Kiwanis district selecting officers for the new year. Elma Biowh, past district president, is named as a candidate for Lt Governor for the district. Arkadelphia August 20.
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Lb Drrade
John Sirex
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Warne Smiley
Dewey, Babel
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Glib
Elma Biowh
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Kiwanis Distriet
Negro Found With Whiskey Parole Revoked
Charla Graham, described as loyal, had parole revoked after a raid on his house over the weekend found moonshine whiskey in his possession. Sheriff Timmy Cook announced the action following the shooting of another Black man. Graham had served two years of a six year term, and was turned over to a son officer for parole investigation.
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Timmy Cook
Lalay
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Heaper
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Graham Ovar
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Ft Smith Plans Special Census
Fort Smith officials plan a special census to enumerate city residents. The count could take about four weeks and impact funding and planning.
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Ft. Smith
Navy to Cut Civil Workers by 18,000 Nationwide
The Navy announced it will lay off 18,000 civilian employees in the current fiscal year, most of them by June 3. The move aims to trim spending to a $38.6 million budget while reductions affect shore establishments, shipyards, ordnance plants, and supply depots across the service.
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Elilefty
All Around Town Informed Late Saturday
A jumble of local notes reports a near accident at a National Bank Building stairway, a youth entering a stairwell elevator and triggering alarms, plus mixed town mentions. Hempstead Health Department activity noted with machine unit issues and an early closing. Names of residents and prep for football physicals listed, plus local board appointments and a Hope native appointment to the Asphalt board directors.
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Moat National Bank
Danny Riley
Hever
Uoe
Eawards
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Health Department
Sheunif
Waterloo
Grady Burton
Lyle Melahen
Buster Rogers
Julius Adams
Raymond. Byers
Dengilss Mas
Wayne Laffarty
Dally Byers
Arkansas Flood Projects In Eisenhower Era Budget
Arkansas flood control items were trimmed and moved to a broader public works bill. The act funds river stabilization and planning for the Arkansas Osage and related sites, including Dardanelle, Greers Ferry, Table Rock, and surrounding river banks, with emphasis on construction and program planning.
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Milion Siolbard
Public Works
Avisanaas
Arkansas
Weather Station Report Shows Mild River Rises and Warm Pleasantries
A rough weather summary notes Taemi Wednesday hours ending with highs near 94 and low 87, August rainfall totals, and river readings. Fulton river rose 0.3 feet to 51 and held at 63 feet, with Little River at White Cliffs rising then expected to subside in three to four days. Arkansas Purity reports warm, humid conditions with chances of showers later Thursday and a near-normal forecast with light to moderate winds.
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Rad River
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