Ex Convict Labor Official Bellows Smear at Probe
Ex convict labor official Bellows launches a wild tirade during Senate Rackets hearings. He denies knowledge of 201,000 dollars linked to Groohlease kid dle rahium and accuses investigators of shocking questions. Robert F. Kennedy counters with sharp remarks as Baker alleges links to Harriman and other figures. Continuous on Page Two.
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Weather Roundup Forecast For Arkansas And Louisiana
A regional forecast from The Associated Press notes partly cloudy and warm conditions for Arkansas through Thursday with widely scattered thundershowers in the northwest. Louisiana is expected to remain clear in places and partly cloudy elsewhere with widely scattered afternoon thundershowers in the extreme south. Temperatures range from the 60s to the 80s with general moderation and minor daily changes.
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Returns Showing Johnson Winner in Arkansas Certification
The official count announced today by Pronk and Robins Jr. shows Johnson winning the primary with 142, then other candidates including Solinson, Minor Mill Woe, and Volus receiving various tallies. Earlier certified returns indicated Gov. Fauburg’s third term bid with 264,848 votes and Chels Tink of Lite Rack at 80,173 while Chancellor Lee Ward of Patagould had 60,839.
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Corn and Cotton Growers Face New Policy Choices
Washington AP armed with farm bill uncertainty as Eisenhower's Administration plans to sign a broad agriculture measure. Corn growers face a referendum by December 15 to decide whether to abandon acreage allotments and base price supports on parity, while cotton growers may select between two programs for the next two years with varying price supports and allotment rules.
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Style Show All Set for Thursday
Style show planned outside the Ladies Specialty Shop on Thursday at 8 p.m. with about five models, chairs arranged for a good view. Hope High School Stage Chorus will provide music, and drinks may be sold in the alley. Tickets available from street sales and the shop. all ages welcome.
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Travelers Tells Lions of Trip Abroad
Mr and Mrs Craigs C Thomas of Prescott tell Lions members of their European voyage by noon Monday. An illustrated talk recounted slelures from England through Germany and a side trip to Switzerland France Belgium and Italy with guest members from Heos at the trip’s end.
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Woman Admits Getting Loans From Official
EL Dorado Ark रिपोर्ट details show a Shreveport woman identified as Barbara Ann Bennet admitting that former Union County official Percy Long loaned her funds and financed a nightclub venture. The case, tied to alleged misused public funds, features testimony from Ira Craig and others about loans and property deeds.
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Ike Would Return Troops If Integration Worsens in Little Rock
Governor Faubus and the Little Rock School Board planned talks on further measures regarding school integration. A special legislative session was anticipated as authorities weighed possible actions, including appealing to the Supreme Court and seeking a stay of a federal court ruling.
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Court Orders on School Integration Spark National Debate
Reported remarks from federal authorities and President Eisenhower touch on enforcing court orders mandating school integration. The dialogue centers on states resisting compliance and the federal government’s duty to uphold desegregation, with references to possible legal avenues and political pressure.
Eisenhower Says He Won't Join Gayny Politcal Factions
President Eisenhower said he could not join any political camp, calling himself only partly aligned with Congressmen who oppose his views on major issues. He noted he would not seek to oppose or align with opponents and stressed the need to pursue vital questions in agriculture, foreign aid, and defense without subordinating his own stance.
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Washington Debates Supreme Court Powers and New Funding
The Senate debates review powers of the Supreme Court and the impact of its decisions, while the House approves a 1.108 billion dollar appropriation for water projects and public works, aligning with a 1.169 billion dollar total bill and President Truman’s era funding plans.
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Russians Demand Ban on Atom Tests
The article reports on Soviet plans to push for a global ban on nuclear tests and the proposed Geneva agreement on monitoring. It notes debate among Western powers, U S opposition, and ongoing nuclear tests by the United States, with roughly 200 monitoring stations to be deployed worldwide.
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Scooter and Truck Collision Claims Boy Life
A boy died when a scooter collided with a truck in an accident reported by officials. Investigators are reviewing the scene and identify the participating vehicles and the location. Further details on the victim and circumstances were not immediately released.
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