Wells declares Faubus, Alford ineligible for 1960 primary
Little Rock publisher says Faubus and Rep Dale Alford of Arkansas are disqualified from the Democratic primary. Wells, publisher of the Arkansas Record, alleges both men sought or aided write-in campaigning and questions eligibility while urging hearings by Rep. Ashmore's House Elections subcommittee.
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Layne Charged With Drunk Driving in Austin Incident
Pro football veteran Bobby Layne was charged with drunk driving after a car struck a parked vehicle and he then fled the scene with three companions before taking a taxi in downtown Austin. He posted $300 bail after three hours in jail. The incident followed a first half where the Chicago Cardinals defeated the Pittsburgh Steelers 91 to 19. Layne had a prior Detroit arrest for the same charge in 1937, later acquitted.
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Accidental Deaths Climb in Arkansas
A seven day period ending last night saw three drownings and a youth killed in a motorcycle crash in Arkansas. William Duke Thochaisen, 42, of Arkadelphia, drowned after falling from a rope over a creek near Antonio. Raymond Mitchell, 17, of Springdale, died in a motorcycle accident when his bike veered off the road. Dorothy McDonald, 35, of Texarkana, died when a car overturned after missing a turn near Daisy State Park. Rudolph Me Junkins, also of Texarkana, escaped injury in the diving mishap. Three others were injured in various incidents. total fatalities and injuries marked a rise for the week. Manufacturing employment in Arkansas rose to a record 94,500 by September 1958 after a decline through 1957.
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Duke Thochaisen
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Antonio
Springdale
Texarkana
Ty Feerdent
Daisy State Park
Murkeeskaro
Rudolph MeJunkins
Nanny Roose
Benz Jones
Marfreesboro
Staip
HCG
Ana Jit
Ride to the corrals amid tense stand by Katharine
In the bunkhouse Katharine faces Vince Tender while Jef leads the retreating group toward the corrals. The crowd disperses amid threats and hints of a showdown with Dubison's home base in the Beaverboast country referenced as a former way station on the Military road.
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Warning Order In Hemp County Chancery Court
The Chancery Court of Hemp County Arkansas requires defendant Ginnie Malnar to appear within thirty days and answer the complaint filed by Dennis Malnar. Witness Jamie Russell, Clerk, and Katherine B. Lauterbach deputy clerk, dated August 10, 1959 with notices published September 1 and September 18, 25, 1959.
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Big Zero Gas Contest Nears Sept 30 Close
Hope area residents 16 and older may enter the Big Zero Gas Sweepstakes for a chance at 250,000 in groceries and a fully equipped home. No purchase required. entrants must submit their name and address on the official entry blank before September 30 in cooperation with LPG Gas Sweepstake.
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Arras
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Wien
Grogenigs
Brand Pew
Hope Star
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Broadcasters Name Malvern Man Broadcasters Name Malvern Man
In Arkansas the Broadcasters Association elected Kermit Richardson of KBOK Malvern as president C R Morne of KXRBJ Russellville as vice president Julian Maas of KAGE Cra sett was re elected secretary treasurer Bam Anderson of KPPA Setena and James A West of KDMS El Dorado joined the board of directors The annual meeting concluded amid colorful chatter and sharp exchanges as groups discussed deals and a looming confrontation among rivals and colleagues.
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Ark
Arkansas Broadcasters Assi
Pit
Kermit Richardson
KBOK
Malvern
C. R. Morne
KXRBJ
Russell-ville
Julian Maas
Kage Crasett
Bam Anderson
KPPA
Setena
James A. West
KDMS
el Dorado
Arkansas Schools Get Extra Time to Meet Fire Rules
Public schools in Arkansas were told they would receive about a 90 day extension to comply with state fire safety requirements. State Supervisor DuVal C. said the extension aims to help districts meet the fire safety standards without jeopardizing student safety amid plan changes.
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