Thurmond Maintains Filibuster On Civil Rights Bill
United States Senate floor action centers on Strom Thurmond’s extended one man filibuster against the civil rights bill. Thurmond, claiming a second wind after a 15 hour session, vows to discuss protections voters should have under state laws. Whispered exchanges occur as leaders consider rules changes and possible adjournment.
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Actress Held If Return Threats Arrest in Mexico
Vernon Scott reports that an arrest warrant and deportation threat loom for actress Frances De Scilla if she returns to California. U.S. officials say she will face criminal charges with Confidential magazine the instant she reenters the United States. The case includes a standing warrant and ongoing legal arguments from Dep. Dist. Atty. William Rite Falda as the trial date moves to the next sessions.
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Scalfe
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Mexico
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Kennedy Takes College Position Amid Texarkana Ties
R. C. Kennedy moves from Texarkan to join college staff as basketball coach. The transition at Texarkana high school noted Kennedy's credentials and immediate impact on team prospects.
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R. C. Kennedy
Beck Charged in Second Indictment
Federal grand jury in Tacoma charges seven individuals with tax evasion spanning 1831 to 1953 tied to earnings from coal and associated schemes. Named defendants include Dave Beck Sr and son Dave Beck Jr along with Teamsters officials and relatives.
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Sveun
Sistond
Dave Berk
Dodoy
Missen
Sourathens
Los Angeles
Portly
Teamsters Union
Bell
Dave Jy
Nathan Sheiferman
Chicago
Shefferman
Soalton
Norman Gesserl
Iasi
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Democrats to Run Against Secy Dulles in Wisconsin Senate upset
Democrat William Proxmire claims victory in a Wisconsin special Senate election Tuesday defeating GOP former governor Walter J Kobler. The campaign features attacks on Secretary of State Dulles and critiques of the Eisenhower administration's foreign policy.
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Darmpaigri
William Proxnitre
Senate
Wisconsin
Froxmire
Walter J. Kobler
Sehg
President Biscahower
Dean Acheson
Smather
Secrcary Dulles
Atlack
Nursing Home Plans Open House Sunday
Hope Nursing Home, formerly Julia Chester Hospital on South Main Street, will host an Open House Sunday September 1 from 8 p.m. Mrs. Mandi Cooper, operator, announced the event. Cooper praised the community and pledged first class care under state supervision and Arkansas Nursing Home Association membership. She invited Hope residents to visit and meet the staff.
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Julia Chester’ Hospital
South Main Street
Mandi . Cooper
Home of the
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Hope Low
Atcticah Nursing Home Association
Hope
Archbishop Won't Meet President in Washington Visit
Archbishops Makarias unlikely to meet President Eisenhower or Secretary Dulles during his Washington trip. The Greek Orthodox prelate, exiled Cyrus leader, is due Sept 1 in New York for United Nations Cyprus issue discussions.
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New York City
United Nations
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Congress May Pass Military Pay Measure Today
Congress planned to approve a $4.44 billion military and economic aid bill, combining $2.77 billion in new funds with $607.5 million in reallocated funds. Senate and House conferees accepted a compromise near the House and Senate totals, aiming to send the measure by nightfall to fund foreign aid and operations. The package shapes aid toward loans over grants, with varied allocations between new and unspent funds and a total of about $1.88 billion available for military aid this year.
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Chinese May Oust Few U S Tourists
A British Reuters report from Beijing says several American tourists will be deported after visiting Red China. Among them Shelby Tucker, a 22-year-old Oxford University student from Paso Robles, waved goodbye at a railway station as the group planned visits to Changchun, Dairen, and Tientsin before returning to Peiping next week.
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Red China
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Tientsin
Pei
Miss Wood at Crossroads of Teen Image and Growth
Natalie Wood, age 20, faces a pivotal shift as she moves away from the teen set. The star discusses maturing, shedding her pixie haircut, and adopting a more serious life view while continuing to navigate public expectations and personal relationships.
Judge Calls Temporary Halt to Enrolling Negro Students
Little Rock authorities halted enrollment of Negro students at Central High School amid a Supreme Court context and threats of violence. Gov. Faubus defended the stay as prudent while appeals proceed. The order came after testimony indicating potential unrest, with NAACP officials and local leaders reacting amid a broader fight over integration in Arkansas schools.
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Minimized Radiation Fallout Study Reveals Mouse Life Impact
A team from the Argonne National Laboratory reports that radioactive strontium fallout could shorten mouse lifespans and induce tumors. Using 610 mice, researchers exposed subjects to varying doses, finding highest doses caused rapid death, intermediate doses produced tumors, and the lowest dose equaled about ten times the current human safe exposure.
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Materia
Premature Baby, Young Mother in Arkansas Center
In Little Rock at University of Arkansas Medical Center a nine year old mother rested while her twenty pound baby fought for life in an incubator. Officials say the child was born about a month and a half premature and is in the hospital’s care with a good chance to live. A hospital spokesman noted they protect such cases from publicity.
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University At Arkansas Medical Center
Bya Dodge
Willis 2. Brown
William W. Hynhes
Miofher
Washington to Open Schools September 5
Washington Public Schools will officially open Thursday September 5 with a half day schedule for the first four days. Regular schedule begins Wednesday September 14. Buses operate on the same schedule as last year.
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Thurston Hulsey
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Herman Worthey
Masons to Confer Degree Friday
Mason lodge plans to confer degrees this Friday with Whitfield Masons and local attendees expected to participate. The event, noted for its traditional rites, will be held at the lodge hall and open to eligible members.
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Plan to halt East West atomic race gains support
U S allied package plan to curb nuclear arms competition faced denials from Syria and a swift rebuttal from Damascus. Reports claimed Khrushchev and Kremlin leaders planned visits and a cabinet leave for surgery, prompting swift denials from Syrian officials and Egyptian press debate.
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Safety Council Sees 240 Holiday Deaths
CHICAGO A safety council criticized the high Labor Day weekend traffic death estimate of 240, urging driver cooperation and enforcement to reduce fatalities. President Wearborn warned the three day holiday could claim up to 420 lives if hazards aren’t addressed, stressing alcohol avoidance and vigilance.
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Providence Church Sunday Singing Announcement
Providence Baptist Church will hold a singing service at 2 p m Sunday announced by Rev A C Kirby pastor The singings are held monthly and the public is invited
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Mystery Writer Craig Rice Dies in Los Angeles
Mystery writer Craig Rice, author of about 25 books, is reported dead in Los Angeles. Details are unclear as the cause of death was not disclosed and the body was found by fellow author Three Witt Mills at an apartment.
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Special School Insurance Is Available
James H Jones, superintendent of Hope Public Schools, announced that a new accident insurance plan for students has been approved for the third year. He noted prior injuries led to hospital visits and stated the plan relieves parents of paying for accidents during school duties and activities. The coverage applies during school hours and school-sponsored events, including travel to and from school, but is not compulsory.
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Chicago Police Quiz Suspects in Murder
Chicago police questioned several suspects in the murder of Judith Mac Andersen a 14 year old whose torso was found in oil drums near Lake Michigan. Elena Abduccla 15 the victim s closest friend was the last person seen with Judith Mae alive after they watched television August 10 at the Abbatacola apartment. Police declined to disclose names but said the investigation is moving toward a definite solution.
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Abbatacola
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Burkes to Run Shoe Store as Mrs Burke Leaves for Springs Hill
Mrs Syvelle Burke departs Monday to join her husband in Springs Hill Louisiana. The Burkes will operate their shoe store with Joe Keesey as manager and Ruth Powell assisting while Mrs Burke returns one day weekly. Meanwhile Jimmy Dan Baber completes basic training at Fort Leonard Wood and will be home briefly before returning. Also notes about Highland Lakes trip to the Cavern near Burnet Texas and county fair funding from the state. Labor Day delivery plans and draft board closure details included.
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Provisions to Meet Demands by Russians
United States submits a Western disarmament package to Russia today, outlining a practical plan from London talks. The proposal, originated by the United States and refined with NATO allies, aims for a staged, verifiable path to disarmament and restraint on nuclear arms among participating nations, with conditions on satellite states and arms transfers.
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Weather Weather Station Report and River Readings
Weather data for 24 hours ending Thursday shows high 99, low 66. August rainfall total 41 inches, year total 48.65 inches. Rivers rose and fell with readings near 4.7 feet on Fulien and 0.1 feet on another, while Horatio and Whitecliffe read 4.3 and 9.8 feet respectively. Arkansas and Louisiana forecast partly cloudy with chances of scattered afternoon thundershowers and mild temperatures in the 80s to mid 90s.
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