Ike Flies to Paris Today Faces Trouble
President Eisenhower's flight to Paris carries an offer of missiles for West Germany and a push for unity in the North Atlantic alliance. He will land at Orly as NATO leaders converge for discussions with British Prime Minister Macmillan German Chancellor Adenauer French Premier Gaillard and Italian Premier Zou. The trip follows stormy weather warnings to the north Atlantic route and a security buildup along the presidential route into France.
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Konrad Adenavier
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Probable New York denies report on rail service cut
Newspaper dispatch from New York notes denials of a report that Amtrak or transit planners would ask permission to discontinue passenger service between Cleveland, Cincinnati and other Midwest routes. Officials say applications to regulators in Ohio, Indiana and Illinois are not yet filed. The piece also references transit authority strike tensions and city officials calling for clarification from the Transit Authority.
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Central
Canapolis
Stilouis
Cleveland
Cincinnati
New - York Times Today
Sam
Ohio
Indiana
Tlinois
New ‘York
Transit Authority
Subway
Willa AC Kimmer
Manhattan
Robert B. Wagtsip
Mii
Not in a Hurry At Christmas Says Anita Lascter
A reflective piece questions why modern life rushes from task to task during the holidays. The author contrasts fast living with slower periods of rest, suggesting patience and stillness can improve faith, health, and enjoyment of time, urging readers to seek recreation and reduced haste.
Faubus Discusses Potential Special Session on Segregation
Arkansas Governor Orval Faubus and three members of the Capital Citizens Council discussed a possible special session to address segregation and migration. Faubus indicated the legislature might convene if the delegation supported a move to close any school with federal integration plans. The council members named were Robert Ewing Brown, Gulbrides, and Reverend Westley Pendyna, with Baptist Hyoister noted as a council member.
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Orval Faubus
Citizens Counell
Faubus
Faybus
Fedarh Apolups
Stallendid
Robert Ewing Brown
Gouncils
An Gulbrides
Gogueil
Westley -Pendenya
Baptist Hyoister Wiels
Gubrideer
Popelinge
Four Persons Die in Plant Blast
A blast at a plant caused the death of four workers with reports noting multiple casualties and ongoing emergency response. The incident details remain limited as authorities investigate the cause and scope of the blast and the names of the deceased have not been released.
U S and Russia Weigh swapping educational specialists
Secretary of Welfare Folsom disclosed Washington talks with the Soviet Union on exchanging educational specialists. He called it the most constructive next step to improve knowledge, saying funds are big enough to strengthen the state department's education division and its comparative education branch.
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United States
Soviet Union
Folsom
Balsont
Sen
Offlee
KATY Seeks Move to Little Rock TV Market
FCC consideration follows KATV Pine Bluff Ark request to shift to Little Rock and open Channel 9 access to Pine Bluff area. Southwestern Publishing Co also applies for Dew-Flainga on Channel 9 at Fo y Smith. KTV cites economic factors. Pine Bluff studio main, Little Rock auxiliary recently burned.
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Pine Bluff
Ark
Federal Communications Commission
Little Rock
FCC
Southwestern Purlishing Co
Foy Smith
Fleas Springs
Katy
Pine, Bluff
KATV
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Prose
IMATV
Lite Rock
State Sells Prison Farm Cotton
LITTLE ROCK -- The state yesterday sold 90 bales of prison farm cotton for 156,426 dollars at Pine Bluff Cotton Exchange. Purchasing Agent Mack Sturgis cited weather as a reason for a expected shorter crop. about 400 bales were sold last year and this year’s total is seen near 2,400 bales.
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Lola
Weather Woes Hit Tampa and Surrounding Areas
Fragmented reads report heavy frosts and cold conditions in Florida, with warnings of freezing damage. Forecasters note strong winds and rain shaping travel impacts as temperatures dip, prompting residents to take frost precautions and heating measures.
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Tampa
Indonesian President Sukarno Denies Coup and Absence
Jakarta reports Sukarno denies plots against his government as a power struggle unfolds amid rumors of his ousting. Premier Djatiko and Speaker Sartono plan to oversee transitional duties while Sukarno recuperates, amid claims of attempted assassinations and regional instability.
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Sukneno
Cis
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Ured
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Pausi
Howert
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Surabaya
Singapore
Gray Likely to Be President's Choice Gray
Washington reports Gray as a strong contender for the new appointments secretary post in President Wisehnower's administration. Gray, 36, from Hastings Nebraska, has been acting in the role since the vice president’s resignation and is expected to be named officially soon. Robert Hampton is rumored as a possible successor to Gray.
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Washington
K. Gray
Wisenhnower
Gray
Hastings
Neb
Yesige Nation
Bernard M. Shanivy
Lyttey
Unclear brief note on customary precautions aboard flight
A damaged fragment references the White House and Eisenhower, mentioning customary precautions and inquiries about a flight. The legible parts indicate safety measures on a presidential flight and a response from an assistant secretary, but specifics are obscured by a garbled OCR.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Wheaton
Misenhower
Dulles Arrives in Paris for NATO Talks
U S Secretary of State Dulles lands in Paris for talks with Western alliance ministers. He faces French hurt feelings over British American arms policy and seeks to calm tensions before NATO foreign ministers gather. He avoids comment at the airport and proceeds to the American Embassy for briefings.
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John Ms Hightower
Pantsim
U.S
Stele Gulles
Potts
Joli
Western Alliance
NATO
Whit Ports Redards
Clits
Heh
Meat Ball
Hu'e Nye
Dae
Two Die in Fire in State Five Fatalities Recorded
A morning blaze claimed two Nexen children in a College State community southeast of Lilthe Work, as part of five violent deaths in 24 hours. Willie Robinson reported finding his wife and children asleep amid flames, with baby Willie AdaRobingen rescued and enduring minor injuries. Others died in separate incidents in Camden and West Memphis, including shootings and a fatal auto crash, while a coroner’s jury ruled an accidental shooting in Camden.
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College
Stata Cate
Othey
Willie Robinson
Pulnsti
Aonm
Willie Ada Robingen
Wiles
Robinson
Stavas
West
Memphis
Cn Man
Camden
Negen
Edward Labotesche
Hig Whta
West Memphis
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Wif's
Coyrold
Coronas
John C. Hicks
Hicks
Bennie Tolefrec
Tolefrey
Olefree
Arkansas
Power & Gishi Cay
Camttin
Satellite Tracking Station Set Up at Hannibal LaGrange College
Paeton Price announces Missouri state bookmobile equipped as a satellite tracking station loaned to Hannibal operation led by James Wanke of KHMI. The project ties to the Navy’s Vanguard program with stations in Minnesota and California and aims to relay data to the Naval Research Laboratory in Washington. It is expected to be operational by May as a Midwest test facility.
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Vita Labrete Tracking Sloan
Hannibal LaGrange College
Missouri State
Paeton Price
James Wanke
KHMI
Hannibal
Midwest
Navy
Wanke
California
Will Nya
Naval Research
Ibe
Washington
Giybhee Fense
Seek Bids on River Projects Jefferson County
Army Engineers invites bids for Arkansas River works near Jefferson Springs in Jefferson County. Projects include dike gaps and embankment work with completion deadline in 60 days. Bids open January 11 at the office.
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Jefferson County
Farm Bureau Convention Ends With Plank for Farm Freedom
AONE CHiegaca convention closes with a platform favoring anti monopoly labor laws and federal action to curb labor racketeering. Delegates push for greater farm autonomy under a competitive enterprise system and price freedom, seeking changes to federal farm policy to empower producers.
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Chiegaca
Ai" Aimailean Kiem Bureau Federation
Ghalles
Shuemin
Swilyas
Shuman
Nlaat
Farm Bureau
Commis Ae Forint Bureaus
Fedorp
Brother of Hope Men Dies in Little Rock
Nathan Norvell age 85 died last night in a Little Rock hospital. Survived by his wife Olevia, a daughter Mrs. Re Zundvalt of Prescott, and Mrs. Nettle Norvell. He also leaves two sisters Mrs. Holyene May and Mrs. Charlie Culi of ML Vernon Illinois, and brothers Jolt of Dallas Eugene and John of Hos. Funeral services will be at Holly Grove with arrangements by Hugh Alayg0pe ma.
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Little Rock
Olevia
Ong
Zundvalt
Prescott
Nettle Norvell
Holyene May
Charlie Culi
Vernon
Ukinois
Wires Brothers
Jolt
Dallas
Eugene
John
Holly Grove
Hugh
Neal Osta Elfie
Southwest Water Conference Planned in Arkansas
LIOYLE ROCK WA officials and river development agency representatives from Arkansas Louisiana Oklahoma and Nebraska met to plan a Southwest Water Conference to study growth and water resources for industry. The meeting aims to stress water requirements for future industry and considers basins including Arkansas Red Willy and St Francis.
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Lywuisiana
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Hay- Hedges
Lite Truck Chamber
Commerge
Capea
Avinsas, Owe Cll
Red, Willy
St. Francis River
Monette Plant to Start Operations
Monette Arkansas reports the five industry lectra-Tock Coy will keep the operation next week under President John Buzigh who says the plant will employ about twenty people as the stand two evernal employees.
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Parsons
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Busiel
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Russian Sputnik Significant Military Threat Report
A fragmented account describes a high stakes defense project with discussions in the Senate about a long range ballistic capability. Named individuals mention General Maxwell Taylor, General Naylor, and Secretary of Defense, with emphasis on intercontinental missiles and U S military power versus Soviet forces.
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Korller
Wilhim M. Teladay
Defense Departien
Oisalle
Toy
Gall
Jauinett
Huladay
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Gavin
Willilavy Power
Dha United
Russia
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Gon. Wallinn
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Saha
Sta Gavin
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Peewlana
Siles
Beluuver
Honekp
Maxwall ‘Naylor
Ehigt
Siali
Joe Amour Dies Friday Night at Branch Hospital
Joe Amour dies Friday night at Branch Hospital after an illness. He was employed by Farnis and Mutuel Funds and served as principal of Hop School. He is survived by his wife, daughter, one brother, and his parents, Mr John Amour of Tag Washington and Mrs. John Amour of Punoyal. Arrangements are incomplete under Oakcrest Mortuary director.
Weather Arkansas Partly Cloudy Through Sunday
Partly cloudy today tonight and Sunday with increasing humidity. Temperatures range from the mid 30s to mid 50s across regions with northeast and northwest highs around the 50s and southeast near 60. Central and southwest expect low to mid 40s.
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