McCarthy and Long Mob Voices in American Policy
In a strong editorial stance the paper argues that McCarthy and Long threaten constitutional order by pressing mob actions to shape foreign policy. It warns that unchecked political pressure could prompt war, stressing the president and Senate must guard against mob influence and preserve law and order.
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Washington
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Truman
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Hugy P. Long
Work Sought on Bradley Road
Four delegations will appear at the Arkansas Highway Commission meeting in Little Rock. A Walnut Ridge group led by Mayor D. Leone Lingo seeks widening of Highway 67 between Walnut Ridge and Hosie. Delegations from Lawrence County cite property damage from Highway 67 work near Minura. Other groups from Lafayette and Clay counties seek improvements on Highways 160 and 9.
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Wil Ask Work
Clay County
Bee services cited as less important by NatGeo
A National Geographic article argues that honey production is the least important service of bees, with pollination of crops and other ecological roles deemed far more critical to food supply and ecosystem health.
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National Geographic
Big 3 Seek Talks With Russia at Bermuda Meeting
Churchill Eisenhower and Laniel agreed the West should pursue any sincere talks with the Soviet Union on major issues. They discussed opening more contacts at all levels, while Stalin’s death changes Russia’s tactics not aims. A note to Moscow on a foreign ministers meeting in Berlin was prepared for Dulles Eden Bidault. Further talks may cover China Korea and Indochina.
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Indochina
Potter seeks UN inquiry into Korean atrocities
Senator Potter of Michigan announced plans for early Senate action on a full UN investigation into Communist atrocities in Korea. He criticized the UN resolution’s censure vote and said he would push a resolution urging the UN to appoint an impartial commission in its next session to hold Communists accountable for inhuman crimes.
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Cobb Named United States Attorney for Eastern Arkansas
Osre Cobb, 48, longtime Arkansas Republican leader, was appointed United States district attorney for the Eastern District of Arkansas by President Eisenhower, pending Senate confirmation. He succeeds Democrat James T. Gooch and is in Washington for a Justice Department training course, likely to return tomorrow night.
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Osre Cobb
Arkansas
United States
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Senate
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James T. Gooch
County Judges Oppose Tax Proposal Amid Convention
Arkansas County Judges Association voices opposition to Governor Cherry’s proposed tax amendment. The two day meeting in Little Rock ended with presidents Reynolds and Adams stating the plan would not solve state tax problems. The amendment would tax property at full assessment value and cap millage by counties cities and school districts.
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Arkansas County
Francis Cherry
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Offic
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Sehvel
AMA Shows Dramatic Fight to Save Child
In St Louis, AMA and Smith, Kline expose on March of Medicine program how a newbornRH factor battle can be overcome. Dr Allen demonstrates infant blood fusion technique raising survival to near one hundred percent for affected babies, while Dr Blades cites low heart stoppage risk in recent surgeries. Nixon departs India for Afghanistan on two day Kabul visit as National Geographic notes a $213 million extraction.
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Arima
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Norma Blond
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French Laboratories
Philadelphia
Fret H. Allen, Jr
Harvard University
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Tsiby
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Earler
Brain Blades
George Washington University Hospital
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Soldier’s string of escapes costs Army tens of thousands
Fort Campell Ky soldier Moody and two companions fled the post while on guard detail. The army estimates the absences and wanderlust cost taxpayers about $40,000. Moody, Moody’s associates, and a third guard allegedly overpowered keepers during the escape. Moody was later found at home in Portland, Maine. authorities traced him from Oak Grove Arkansas to Oklahoma City where he had posed as a football talent. His mother alerted the army after seeing his photo in a paper, and he was recaptured back at the post.
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Pei
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Willow
Moody
Portland
Oklahoma City
Monady
Oak Grove
Ark
Mather
Penney Co. to Give Bonus to Workers
New York and Penny Co. announces a special year end bonus for over 50,000 associates in 1,033 stores, offices and warehouses nationwide. Eligible workers get two weeks pay for full year 1994, prorated for part timers and new hires. All associates except management and long term profit sharing staff receive the payment, distributed December 15.
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New York
D & Penny Co
United States
Penny Associates
Barlow
A. W. Mughes
Another Hearing Denied on Bell Rate Boost Request
In Little Rock, Van Buren petitioned the Arkansas Public Service Commission for another hearing on a 24 percent rate increase for Southwestern Bell Telephone. The commission denied the second hearing. Bell’s overall raise was granted, and an appeal likely. Fort Smith dial lines contrasted with Van Buren’s lack of such service.
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Little Rock
van Buren
Arkansas Public Service Commission
Southwestern Bell
Bell
Fort Smith
PSC
U S Allies Keep UN on Standby for Korea Crisis
United States and allies plan to keep the United Nations on standby while Korea tensions persist. A proposed Assembly schedule aims to reconvene on short notice if any member deems necessary, stirring debate over emergency powers and timing amid shifting geopolitical pressure.
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Unite Nations
N.Y
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Korea
Bassaday
Arthur Dush
Issey
U. N
Indie Hist
Ural
Jock
India
Vijaya Lasshoal
Victims of Red Brutality Tell Stories at Senate Hearing
Sixty seven Korean War veterans testified before Senator Potter at a Senate inquiry into Communist atrocities. General Ridgway called the hearings essential to expose misconduct and to justify tougher training for American soldiers. Lt. Col. Todd led witnesses, followed by veterans Wendell Treffery Terryside, Berry Rhoden, George Matta, Linton Buttrey, Willie Daniels, and civilian Charles Kenard, as testimonies highlighted torture and survival amid war crimes allegations.
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Washington Ivi
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Chapley
Matthew GB. Ridgway
Korea
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Jack Todd
Army Commission
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Fotow Hin
Wendell Treffery
Resignation of Oscar Fenner Shocks Chile Foreign Ministry
In Santiago, Chile last night, Foreign Minister Oscar Fenner resigned without official explanation. Rumors of internal unrest circulated as the government confirmed his departure amid ongoing diplomatic strains.
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Chile
Oscar Fenner
Spanish Crash Leaves 27 Dead and One American Missing
A catastrophic crash in Spain leaves 27 dead and one American unaccounted for. Details describe a complex wreck with surviving passengers, rescue operations, and emergency responders racing to aid victims. Authorities investigate cause as witnesses report smoke and a sudden loss of control.
President Eisenhower Letters of Sympathy to California Mother
Ike Writes Sympathy to a Mother details President Eisenhower’s reply to a California mother after her infant son’s drowning tragedy caused by unfenced canal hazards. The letter directs the Interior and Reclamation bureaus to review protections and project safety, expressing deep sympathy and urging steps to prevent future deaths.
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Interior Department
Lienhower
Department of Interesor
Fleiu
Egyptian Shore Guns Fire On U S Ship
Edward Pollak reports on an incident in the Suez Gulf involving the Albion, an American freighter bound for Aqaba, attacked while transiting the Suez Canal. Royalists promise inquiry and assurances to facilitate the ship’s passage amid Egyptian gunfire and mixed diplomatic reactions.
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U.S
Edward Pollak Cauiol
Enypi
Tusalan Amerie Tretestor AG
Aqain
Apts
Dttayage
Honppenien
Albfat
Mohammed Magulh
Dadavon
Six Way Pill Shown as Promising for Ulcers
An exhibit at the American Nuclear Association displays a six way pill described as a new treatment for stomach ulcers. The mixture combines four active agents and aims to protect the stomach and duodenum. More than 270 patients were treated with the pill, though the product is not yet on the market.
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Alton L. Blakeslee
Louis Wi
Jensen Unian
McCarthy Plea Triggers White House Telegram Surge
Senator McCarthy urged letters to President Eisenhower about a U.S. stance on Red China linked aid. By midmorning about 900 telegrams arrived at the White House, with supporters urging administration action and critics voicing concerns. The president had not yet stated action or response.
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Raymond Lahr
Washington
White House
Eisenhower
Murray Snyder
Nigny Poa McCarthy
McCarthy
Wits House
Lette’s
Dwight D. Eicenhower
Anderson
Portland
Ove
McCarthy Tallying Messages Sparks Washington Debate
Fragmented OCR reports McCarthy tallying messages and urging action amid White House inquiries into communications with President Eisenhower. Critics warn of potential coercion and risks to free world policy as officials consider telegrams, calls for letters, and presidential timing.
New York City Newspaper Strike Enters Second Week
The New York newspaper strike drags into its second week as press workers press demands amid a news vacuum. Negotiations stall with no changes reported as federal mediator efforts continue and vendors face advertising losses and delayed editions.
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Walt Magwlola
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Eash
White County Leader Dies in City Official Ties
White County leader dies after long service in Searcy politics. Former city council member and Republican official McDonald served 30 years, directing county ranks and city commissions. The longtime public servant, linked with the White County Republican Committee, passed away last night.
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