Arkansas Gazette in Little Rock faces boycott amid segregation row
An Arkansas Gazette front page editorial in Little Rock sparks a boycott threat amid racist protests. A letter circulating claims a planned sauage campaign will target stores linked to the Gazette, accusing it of undermining Southern life.
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Narrows Lake cottage sites offered for sale outright
Colonel M Barschdorf announces Narrows Lake reserve land spots available for direct purchase at Cow Hide Cove West and Park A Gates. Cottage sites under lease may be bought at estimated fair value within 60 days, or extended to lease end. Remaining 44 college sites to be sold by sealed bids later. Government may withdraw any portion before contract. Further details from District Engineer, Vicksburg Army Engineers, Box 60.
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Saratoga Class Relay Invitation Dec 17
The public is invited to attend the Saratoga Class Relay on December 17, with event details sparse and no further information provided.
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Shower to Have Services Sunday at Shoyang Baptist Church
Delmer Erwin Ray will preach at the 11 o clock service this Sunday at Shoyang Baptist Church. The public is invited to attend.
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Industrial Fund Nears Fifty Thousand Mark
Hempstead County Industrial Foundation fund shows progress toward 50 000 with 48 firms and individuals investing to reach 47 200 total. Daily pace improved, finance chairmen urged to finish contracts as unreported groups remain.
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Heavy Earthquake Kills 50 in Iran
An Iranian tremor in western Iran left at least five dead and thousands injured or displaced. Tehran radio reported Bahnoh and Farsinak towns badly damaged and most villages ruined, with heavy snow worsening conditions for the homeless. The quake centered near Sahneh between Hamadan and Kermanshan, causing widespread casualties and damage.
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Argentina Headquarters for Girl Watchers
Fragmented OCR text describes Argentina in Buenos Aires with mentions of watchers, remarks on direct, sly approaches, and images of people on the street. The text is incomplete, with unclear context and garbled phrases about observers and fashion. No clear events, dates, or named individuals are identifiable.
Missiles and Satellite Plans Highlight Hearing Remarks
Hearing opens with William M. Holaday asserting the United States can launch large satellites and missiles at will to stay ahead of the Soviet threat. He refuses full public amplification, citing national security, while Johnson and others forecast rapid missile and satellite development as essential to survival amid alleged Russian blackmail.
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Observatory Opens to All U S Scientists
Washington announces a contract for the first national optical astronomical observatory to be built in Arizona with a cost around 3.1 million dollars. The facility will be available to all U S astronomers and is part of a broader plan to support basic astronomy research. A second project at Green Banks Virginia involves radio observations of stars.
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A&P Workers to Share 2.5 Million Pool
The article reports that Atlantic & Pacific Company workers will share a pool totaling 2.5 million dollars this year. It notes the distribution is based on length of service and earnings, with eligibility for all eligible employees.
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Communistic Greeks Attack U.S. in Cyprus Crisis
Greek protests escalate as Greek attackers strike Americans in Athens and Cyprus tensions rise. Reports describe injuries, damage to a U.S. library, and early blasts linked to Athens airspace. Ambassador Haney criticizes a crack that would bind Cyprus to Britain. Military investigators probe the explosions and casualties as air raid alarms sound.
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New Cotton Techniques Aid the Weevil
A Memphis report describes new cotton methods that boost growth and extend the season while unintentionally fattening boll weevils by providing abundant food. Irrigation and fertilization help crops but also help weevils survive hibernation, prompting calls for aggressive stalk destruction and careful pest control despite the potential for chemical resistance.
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Half of Guardsmen on Duty at Little Rock to Be Released
Sovet era coverage reports half of the guardsmen on duty at Little Rock to be released on December 18 amid broader NATO and UN alignment tensions. The dispatch notes heightened alert in Moscow and a global peace drive as US and allied forces adjust in the wake of ongoing military posture changes.
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Bomber Crash Kills Eight Men Near Spokane
Eight airmen died when a jet bomber failed on takeoff and crashed near Spokane Washington. The sole survivor, Sgt Geno Gray, said he escaped with minor injuries and felt terrified. The Air Force noted some B 52s carry nuclear weapons but could not confirm any aboard.
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Severe Cold and Crop Damage Persist Across Regions
A broad cold wave grips the nation with unseasonably low Atlantic Coast temperatures and heavy crop damage. Snow blankets Minnesota and the Great Lakes while Pennsylvania sees cooler trends. Florida records frigid conditions with subfreezing readings in the north and twenties elsewhere. The Weather Bureau warns of ongoing cold through the Southeast and Northeast as Syracuse and northern Wisconsin report several inches of snow.
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Rock Hudson Plans Divorce From Wife Miss Gates
Hollywood reports say actor Rock Hudson and wife We Tomer Phyllig Gates intend divorce actions. The couple, married November 9, 1953, separated last October per friends. Hudson, 32, and Miss Gates, once his agent's secretary, faced a split amid rumors and public interest.
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Local youths target yard markers as missing piles up
Youthful pranksters have concentrated on yard markers, with three found in the yard of Porter and several others reported missing. Henderson's Madrigal Singers will stage a carol concert on December 16, featuring Carolyn Story of Hope and Margaret Phillips of Present. The HSBO choir plans a Christmas concert. Miss Story also sings with air as does BI Chick, ane ape students, three ROTC recount of riots. Bixkeil Wylie Whitfield Masonic Lodge 239 will confer an Entered Apprentice degree at 7:30 tonight. Santa Claus will appear at 9:30 a.m. December 16 and stay through December 21, escorted by City Police to downtown to hand out candy. Stores will stay open until 7 p.m tomorrow and continue through Christmas for convenience.
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Lodge Declares Soviet Talk Is No Proof
United Nations dispatch reports Lodge dismisses Soviet talks as proof, while U S officials debate potential actions. The piece notes Soviet policy spans decades and cites Vasily Vinogradov’s remarks on U.S.-Soviet relations during discussions at the U N. Also mentions Eisenhower’s readiness for NATO summit travel with a presidential entourage and scientific aides.
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Weather Report From Station For 24 Hours Ending Friday
Weather summary from the experiment station notes a 24 hour period ending 7 am Friday with a high of 48 and a low of 22. Rain since creation records 1.27 inches, total rainfall for the year 62.7 inches. Red River gauge fell 0.8 feet to 10 feet and 0.9 to 11.7 feet. Little River at Whitecliff level 13.6 feet, Horatio at 1.2 feet. Denison Dam discharge 4 059 gallons per second, Texarkana Dam 10 000 gallons per second. Warmer today and tonight. Temperature outlook for Arkansas includes warmer conditions this afternoon, tonight, and Wednesday.
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