Thue Chumphrey Seeks 1960 Democratic Nomination
Sen Thue Chumphrey of Minnesota officially enters the 1960 Democratic presidential race. He frames his campaign on foreign policy and national security, criticizes the Eisenhower administration, and promises initiative rather than reaction. Page 1 feature notes surrounding this development.
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Py Jagk Bell Wraton Uap
Thue Chumphrey
Minn
Rey
Co‘regen
South Dakota
Furmot
Weather Summary and Precipitation Report for November
The report notes total precipitation for November 1959 at 40.38 inches, with 03 inches in the same period a year earlier. Flood levels are described, with discharge figures such as 7,006 cfs for Denison and other stations. Forecasts predict partly cloudy to mostly cloudy skies, mild temperatures in the 40s to 50s, and regional temperature normals with scattered showers possible.
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Pereine al Tath
Fuller Jr. to Be Ordained Sunday at Local Church
Fragmented notice records the ordination of B Fuller Jr. on a Sunday service at a Christian ministry in Bertie County North Carolina with unclear dates and scattered names. The piece mentions Rev. Allen Whitham and other local clergy, indicating a church ceremony at a historic South Street address. The readable text hints at an 1898 origin and 1980 reference, but specifics remain obscured by damaged OCR.
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Marky’ Widler
Will Bern
AL Whithaw
Fiat
Centon
Bertie
Boution
Must Peets
reMeniy Ibege Wader
Crossett Man Honored by Farm Magazine
Crossett Ark AP Russell R Reynolds timber researcher at the Crossett Research Center named Man of the Year in Arkansas agriculture by Progressive Farmer magazine. The January issue notes his work on forestry income from farm woodland and his project assessing 40 acre tracts in pine and hardwood forests yielding up to 19 and 12.95 dollars per acre annually. Reynolds, a University of Michigan graduate, has lived in Crossett since 1933 and works on the 1909 acre U S Department of Agriculture forest nearby.
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Crossett, Ark
Russell R. Reynolds
Crossett Research Center
Arkansas
Progressive Farmer Magazine
Reynolds
South
United States
Tinrald A. Howell
Arkansas Agricultural Extension Service
Howard City
Mick
University of Michigan
Crossett
U.S Department of Agriewlluve
Rape Charged Against Youth Shot by Police
In Rogers Arkansas a 32 year old man Roland Frank was charged with rape sodomy and assault with intent to kill after a gunfight with police at a Cave Springs home. He was shot in the arms by officers as he fled, while Mrs. Moss accused him of forcing her disrobe and assault. The Moss couple and five children were inside the home. Frank's parents were detained but later released.
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Ark
API
Your Place
Liieian
Roland Frank
Prageon
Charles Grein
Frank
Wen Fayelter Ie
Tooley Resigns as Manager of Station KXAR
L B Tooley, general manager of Radio Station KXAR for 12 years, has resigned and will join Carter Engineers Co in Dallas reporting January 4. He is a stockholder and director of Hope Broadcasting Co. Mrs. Tooley remains in Hope. Their daughter Nancy attends Hope High School and son Bill at the University of Avian Hay. The firm will push power increase from 1250 watts to 1000 watts?
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KXAR
Hope Broadcasting Co
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Atlaward
Carter Enginearins Co
Dallas
Yegas
Broadcasting Company
Ape
Nancy
Hope High School
Whoieson Bill
University of Avian Hay
One County Fails in Assessments
The Arkansas Assessment Coordination Division announced that all states counties except Drew County met the required 18 percent assessment level to receive full runback aid. Drew County stood at 17 percent and faces withheld funds, with potential August distribution after the board's actions. Thirty six of 74 counties hit 20 percent. several others rose to 19 percent. The penalty for underperforming is loss of sale tax in property tax.
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Arkansas Assessment
Drew
Duel Cato
Drew County
Eerie
Arkinyaw
Cau
Fey
Directa
Clebupie
Pullen
Bansienes
Washington
Van Bullington Dies in Okay at 63
Local obituary notes the death of Van Bullington, age 63, longtime resident of Okay. The notice lists surviving family, last residence, and funeral arrangements, with a brief genic memorial tone.
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van Bullington
Okay
London Bulletin Reports Soviet Vessel Attack Off Korea
London AP dispatch says Soviet ship Unio engaged an unarmed South Korean vessel off the east coast of Noa, causing casualties aboard and drawing official reactions. The baris pubiriits meeting is scheduled for Mo 6.
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London
Die Poveda
Une Son Hag
Baris Pubiriits
Abi
Mosenye
Noi
Karena
Mogens Siti
Aes
Korea Bay
Unio
U S Faces Efforts to End Steel Strike
Washington officials weigh broad proposals to Congress to curb threat of renewed steelworker strikes ahead of a January walkout. The Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service reports management and United Steelworkers Union lack a peace plan, with no immediate government moves to settle disputes. The administration considers invoking emergency strike law and other measures as labor tensions persist.
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Washington
Dasepl Te Deinegan
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
United Stealwarkers Union
Wheller
Urea
Four Family Members Die in Norfolk House Fire
Norfolk fire leaves four Parker family members dead and two others critically burned. Names identified as Mir Parker and Mars Parker among the deceased with Peston C Parker Ricky Gene Parker Barbara Ruth Parker also listed. One member, Calvis Parker, is reported critically burned.
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Norfolk
Cary — Pour
Amethor
Mir and
Mars
Peston C. Parker
Ricky Gene Parker
Barbara Ruth Parker
Parker
Four Die In Dakota Car Train Wreck
Four people died when a moving passenger train struck a car near Isureki on New Year's Day. Survivors include Edwin Kirsehenmann and two youths, Yoram Sweetland and Wilwirt Hook, ages 14, with six family members among the deceased. The crash occurred at a crossing four miles west of Aberdoon in South Bikete after the car failed to yield at a slow-speed test.
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Tia Beal
Edwin Kirsehenmann
Yoram Sweetland
Wilwirt Hook
Beck
Isureki
New Year's Bay
Sweetland Wars
Sfeiser
Wiliessiers
Bikete
Aberdoon
Faubus Increases Welfare Aid Amid Political Controversy
Governor Faubus announced a welfare aid increase affecting elderly and disabled recipients and some aid to dependent children. He stressed the move is not political. The proposal would raise the average welfare check toward 50 dollars with full appropriations of about 14.3 million dollars this fiscal year.
Train derailment caper ends with halted runaway engines
In Richmond Virginia a staged rail prank led to multiple diesel engines idling or moving with throttles fouled. A bystander couple reportedly boarded an engine, halted it, and police investigated as mystery and mischief spread through the yard.
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Larlye
Lave Goinmen
Chesapeake & Ohip
Chariathesville
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Purple Yard
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South
Richmond
Las
Virginia
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Quainnun
Local Town Rites Highlight Spirit and Moody Institute of Science
A fragmented account notes a community event with involvement from Spirit of Christ, Moody Institute of Science, and Methodist churches in Arkansas. The schedule includes turkey supper at Byom, two stoves, and a youth night at the church with services and slides, followed by prayer and worship.
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Byom
Moody Institute of Science
Merny Ootoer
Elias
Governor Clauson Dies in Sleep in Maine
Augusta Maine November governor Clinton A Clauson 64 died in his sleep at home. A Democrat he had just begun a four year term as Maine’s chief executive and was expected to be succeeded by Republican John Reed of Bar Harbor under the state constitution. Mrs Clauson was the only mourner present at the governor’s death which likely resulted from heart or cerebral hemorrhage. Clauson had previously been Maine collector of internal revenue and ran a Waterville distribution business before seeking the governorship. He defeated challenger Hildreth and was to succeed Edmund Muskie in the U S Senate. The governor’s death leaves a political void with his daughter among the survivors.
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Maine
Clinton A. Clauson
Clausah
Ames
Lows
Dento
State Senate
John I Reed
Part Airfield
Clauson
Goveernor
Joseph RR
Tae
Insian
Rafam
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Thrace Hildreth
Chrasen
Tf Yours
Waterville
Ile
Edmund Muskin
Besiehie Dita Witha
Eaves San Qn
Infant Daughter of Doyle Yocom Succumbs
Terri Yoon, two month old daughter of Mr and Mrs Doyle Yocom, died early today. Services will be held Thursday at 10 am at the Nehus Chapel by Pastor McClanathan. Interment details unavailable.
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Doyle Yocom
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Darothier
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Sptinas
FB to Take Over Agri Sleuthing
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Coastal Flood Drives Thousands From Homes on East Coast
A violent coastal storm battered the region forcing more than 7 000 families from Haltoon Rosters Sikh love and nearby towns into public shelters. Evacuations spread from Quinney to Cohasset and Revere as floodwaters surged, with power outages affecting 44 000 in New York and several injuries and one bus overturn on the New York Thruway.
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Liessa
Mati
Newdorsay
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Walter
Quine
Seitute
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Tesh
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Mass
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New York
Hamian
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N.Y
New York Thruway
Wintow
Mustenwalter
Johnson to probe space program inquiry
Washington reports Senate Majority Leader Johnson directing a probe into the space program and missile defense. Top aides from the Spaces Committee and related services are assembling details for an investigation expected to begin soon after Congress returns.
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Washington
Senate
Lyndora
Johnson
Con Press
West
Congressigni
Nowy
York
Ibrar
Benak
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