Six Texas auto crash kills six including reservists
A two-vehicle wreck on a rural Texas road killed six people Wednesday, including four Army Reserve members from a unit and two regular Army soldiers from Ft. Hood. Identifications list spouses and home towns in Louisiana and Texas, with victims from Moapeac and Dallas among the reservists and San Antonio and Killen among the regulars.
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Plorence
Tox
Hendon
Texas
Hood
Ft. Wood
Cave
Set
James Cobb
Palchefa Ann
Mopeac, la
Lacey Stinsop
Mary M
Dallas
Tex
John Manley
Sandra Kay
Monroe
Machiell Nagser
Lilly M
Shreveport
Ft. Hand
Leonard Zimmerman
Emily
San Antonio
Tharmas
Stoving
Newt
Killuon
G Farm
Todd
Russia Announces Scientist's Death
In Moscow a high profile scientist and aircraft designer A M Cheremukhim 3 died on Tuesday in Tzvertia the government newspaper says He was a Lenin and Stalin prize winner and renown for his work in aviation science
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Moscow
A- M
Cheremukhim
Sircraft
Tzvertia
Govgarhiment
Stalin
Weather Summary for Arkansas and Nearby Regions
Weather report notes threats of thunderstorms and showers this afternoon and tonight, mainly in eastern and southern portions. Friday will be partly cloudy and cooler in the west and north, with precipitation totals around 36.04 inches for the period through July and 48.29 inches for the nine year period.
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Jva- Om
Arkansas
Essb
Arkansas Regional Forecast Collapses Into Fragmented Text
Northwest Arkansas sees mostly cloudy skies with scattered showers and possible thunderstorms this afternoon. Tonight turns partly cloudy and cool with low temperatures around mid 60s, cooler in south portion. Saturday looks partly cloudy and mild with highs near 70.
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Northwest
Arkansas
Upper Bos
Norway Youths React as Rock King Crowned in Oslo
Pandemonium erupted as judges named a Swedish winner over Norwegians, triggering a surge of spectators. Police formed a cordon to control the crowd while the stage was cleared and the new winner and judges left.
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Oslo
Walsh
Reciprocal Trade Program Signed by Ike
President Eisenhower signed a nine year extension of the Reciprocal Trade Program, extending to June 30, 1962. The measure provides authority to adjust tariffs and quotas and supports continued U.S. trade policy amid Europe’s Common Market, with potential for future negotiations and added tariff powers.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Mfe
Congress
Wilt
Wisenhower
United States
Italy
Germany
Jordan Court Convicts Five Young Arabs
In Amman, a derdantar mutany court convicted five young Arabs of exploding bombs in Jordan. One defendant, Nadia Saltis, received a three year sentence after initial plans for harsher punishment. others included Theodora, Stephan, Ahmed Mahmoud Ibrahim, and Hamat. The UN affiliate case tied to explosives on UN planes drew long terms for several others, with sentences ranging up to 15 years.
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Jordanian Health Department
Rast Hamat
Ae UN
Teleir
Wis
Jordan
Hamed Tewrig Sammaur
Ulato
Jaeank
Ormpal Jghieh Seppanenis
Hussaini
Otaupeh
Baker Denies Brag Concerning Gov Harriman
Washington and New York figures figure in a Senate inquiry as Robert Barney Baker admits he may have bragged about close ties with Gov. Averell Harriman. He denies using union funds to support a Miami retiree, cites memory gaps, and defends a controversial lifestyle under oath.
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Washington
Robert
Barney) Baker
Willy Gat
Averell Harbimby
New York
Beagle
Tenmeler
James R. Horth
Scbate Rueciets
Baker
Mollie
Harriman
Nol
Modlie Baler
Nartiman
Bis
Cerol Ann More Baker
Jake More
Ta Bakar
Senate Tuckets
Biker
Exeangins
Pallee
Eleman
Army sergeant cited in Junita Falls incident
A terse local notice recounts an Army sergeant linked to an early 20th century incident in Junita Falls Texas. No further details are legible.
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Junita Falls
Tex
Adkein
Economy Turns Toward Better Year, Says White House Report
A White House report indicates the economy may improve in the second quarter. President Eisenhower's economic advisers say the key measures show stronger spending and a stabilizing outlook for the coming months.
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Washington
APA
White House
Eisenhower
Ransatt
Arab Nations Back Peace Plan In UN Assembly Move
Arab powers led by Saudi Arabia and Egypt gave final approval to a Middle East peace formula in a UN General Assembly session. The tentative accord signals strong Arab unity and aims for swift approval by the Assembly, following private talks that produced a four point resolution backed by key governments.
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May Hara
LSON
United Nations
N.Y. AP
j2vo-Wastort
Glebahon
Dardab
Middle East
General Assembly
Ula Siviation Assembly
Subi
Indi
U S Farmers Unearth Soviet Farming Tweaks
Washington AP reports agricultural expert Gustave Burmeister notes U S farm visitors observed Soviet farmers adopting three American techniques since 1995. Russians now milk twice daily, use smaller tractors, and raise hogs closer to U S weights to cut losses. Burmeister, assistant administrator, urges continued farmer exchanges while a policy plan is negotiated. Continued on Page Two
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Washington
Gustave Burmeister
Agriculture Department
Aludies
Delega
Iran
Russia
Arkansas
Iowa
Nebraska
Burmeister
U.S
Sferendhy van Whats
Guthors
Musala
Man Electrocuted at Warren Plant in Arkansas
An apparent accidental electrocution occurred at the Warren plant in Arkansas involving Herman Bryant, about 25, as he climbed a railing to retrieve a broken tine. He touched energized metal and was fatally shocked.
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Warren
Warren Ark
Herman Bryat
Ghief Ejovteiclan
Potlatoh Morysl Co
Beying
Bryont- Owhe
Dipal -Arlay
Uae
Faubus Seeks Standby for Legislature Amid School Riot Tension
In Little Rock Arkansas Gov Faubus moves to keep the legislature on standby for a possible Monday session as appeals court grants a stay of the court order to integrate Central High. The dispute centers on delaying seven Negro students from entering the all white school with the goal of presenting the case to the U.S. Supreme Court. The Arkansas circuit court had reversed a lower judge's delay ruling, and the state board seeks to delay integration while challenging the order. The NAACP and legal counsel argue the stay could affect immediate admission as the fight over school desegregation continues.
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Ark
Orval Poubis
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Ole Negipes Firal
Hiwly
Tisenhower
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Droyau
Bilt
Sehnul “Board
al Whee
Virgil Blosseim
Gove Orval Baubus
Central High
Circuit Court
WS. Dist
Heery Lemley
U.S
Bille
Avernor
Conva High
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Pyee Neages van Be
Cne
Pabiis
Sr. Lous
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Cult U8
Appin
Tha Ae Courtet
Prem Aue
Appda
Wold
Naasch
Jumley
Judie Gardner
St. Loujs
Federal aid compromise shifts education subsidies plan
Washington reports a House-Senate conference panel agreed on a revised federal education aid bill. The package restores scholarships the House rejected and the Senate had amended, projecting a path to Senate action before final passage.
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Washington
API
Bireprink
Spacauge
Compesnike
House
Seale
Youth Crowns in Stockpond Near Badeaw Troyoc
In Nevada County near Badeaw Troyoc, Dean Russell, son of My and Mel, was crowned as youth king after a stockpond incident in Witchell Surin. His body was recovered by coroner Ratusy Furndondo and Fire Chief Pap Willis. Funeral services are set for 4 p.m. at Budean Church No. 2. Survivors include brothers and a sister.
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Troyoc
Dean Russell
Mel
Troy Kissell
Badeaw
Witchell Surin
Nevada County
Russell Gine
Jiminy
Wayne Coreneling
El Dorado Treasurer Loan Case Goes to Trial
Moraro Arkansas report details alleged embezzlement involving Union County Treasurer Penny A. Long. Witnesses describe checks totaling about 27 000 from January 1957 and a robbery claim involving bank deposits and office funds.
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Dil. Moraro
Ark
Union County
Penny A. Long
Monty Lee
Long
W. BE. Qurain
Tong
Tn Cleentl
Hy Wan
Univil County
Staly
Hl Yealeiday
Festijmany
Deminse
Dorada Yeeauntiat
Mary I Wadsworth
Jaing
Jon Miller
Nail Fen Long
Ofare Dursiy
Durade
Mwn
Olltecr
Bayney Bryant
Herman Podestefied Lhey Foil
Tell
Hin
Power Woman Victim in Whe Poy Case
A Philadelphia AP report notes a victim described as a power woman in a case involving political influence and alleged wrongdoing. Details remain unclear due to fragmented text.
Rowns Defeated in Bid for Second Term
A garbled historical report notes Rowns defeated in a bid for a second term. Mentions names and terms are unclear, with several corrupted fragments referencing elections, individuals, and dates. Despite the unreadable text, the core action described is an incumbent losing re election.
Railways seek reduced services amid polling demands
Railway authorities face pressure from commissions and groups to cut services while addressing security and funding questions. Officials in several regions, including Pacific routes, weigh options as public talks continue, with observers noting potential timetable adjustments and resource reallocation.
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