Fulbright Likely To Head Foreign Policy Post In Arkansas
The Arkansas president of the University hints at a reshaped administration with Fulbright succeeding Senator Theatore Tronics Groct who resigned over health and eyesight. Fulbright, a Rhodes Scholar and 16 years in Congress, would steer foreign policy with Dulles flanked by policy differences. He supports gradual troop withdrawals and Soviet responsibility for East Germany, while signaling cautious optimism about Russia. Continued on Page Two.
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Weather report from Arkansas and surrounding region
Regional forecast issued by the Associated Press notes cloudy conditions with possible rain or snow. It warns of freezing rain and cold lows across central to northern areas and outlines expected high temperatures in the 20s to 30s across Arkansas and adjacent states tonight through Tuesday.
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Rules Couple Waited too Long for Suit
The Arkansas Supreme Court ruled that a one year statute of limitations had expired before a land damage suit over highway widening could be filed, failing to meet timely action. The case involved Mrs. Cadl Fowler and two land strips near a highway project. The ruling voided a lower court decision and discussed retirement benefits for Dane Greer of the Highway Department.
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Inquiry Into Space Program Underway in Congress
Washington headlines report Congress moving the space program inquiry from Senate to House with demands for greater effort than President Kennedy proposed. Rep. Overton Brooks chairs the House Space Committee and seeks testimony next week from civilian space chief T. Keith Grey. Senate panels also prepare hearings as lawmakers question Soviet advances and the fate of military space ports.
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Tabernacle Ladies Plan Pancake Supper
Community group invites the public to a pancake supper at Fellowship Hall from 4 to 8 pm. Adults pay a small per person fee. children may eat for a reduced price. Event aims to raise funds and engage local residents.
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Faubus Says Virginia Has Not Quit In Integration Fight
Arkansas Governor Faubus defends resisting school integration in Virginia while deflecting fears of forced Black students in Southern schools. He asserts Virginia’s stance mirrors Arkansas and warns against federal overreach. He supports severance tax reductions for oil operators removing pollution but opposes mileage taxes. backs reciprocal trade pacts with neighboring states to protect Arkansas industry.
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Spring Hill School Honor Roll Highlights by Grade
The list profiles students across grades from first to eleventh in Spring Hill School, noting those with all A’s and those with B’s or better. Names include Janet Bider, Glenn Ward, Jules Maclin, Linda Greenhaw, Michael Arches, Curtis Daw, Judy Smith, and many others achieving high marks.
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Winter Weather Outlook Spreads Across Arkansas
Forecasters warn of continued cold, cloud cover, and possible snow flurries across Arkansas. Temperatures dip with lows in the 40s to 20s, winds ambitious, and several towns reporting sleet and light snow chances tonight. No major travel closures noted as statewide conditions vary from light wintry mix to cold rain in southern counties.
Appointed by the Governor names Workmen's Comp Commission head
Walter L. Pope was named chairman of the Workmen's Compensation Commission today by Governor Orval Baybus. He succeeds Bayard Taylor, who resigned in federal appointment. Pope will serve until December 60, filling the post amid ongoing debates over the commission's future.
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Controversial Highway Plan Prompts Legislative Debate
A disputed bill seeks to fund highway maintenance through a 70 mile toll and a 196 million dollar program. Senator Marshill Shackleford and Rep Roy Milugy push for flexible spending by the Highway Commission while criticizing fixed wage proposals. The measure envisions 10 to 12 miles of new state roads and raises questions about payment methods and oversight amid executive session approval.
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Delays Hit Aloft Balloons Program in West Area
Brownwood Texas reports delays in sending aloft large balloons as weather worsens. Officials note postponements hinder preparations for planned tests. Finik McDonall of the University of Low Physics is cited among scientists evaluating the situation.
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Hope High alum Joins Ostyphavser Cy in 1953 rise
All Around Town outlines Jacek Byun of Hope becoming a full partner at PW after service in World War II and education at the University of Arkansas. The piece notes his marriage, local band involvement, and future commission as a second lieutenant on college completion, plus other Hope-area business and community references.
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Plane crash in Texas Hill Country claims many lives
Wreckage from a commercial plane crash in Texas Hill Country near Kerrville and San Antonio is reported. Eyewitnesses describe a violent impact as travelers and crew suffered serious injuries and several were believed dead or missing at the scene. Rescue crews worked through the night to reach survivors and recover bodies.
Mother of Seven in Jail for Indebtedness in Indianapolis
AP report details Catherine Stobbins, 85, held for failing to pay court-ordered support for seven children. A judge ordered her and relatives to post $2,900 or prove solvency, with payment to fund James, 12, sent to Indiana Boys School. The case highlights nonpayment penalties and confinement risks for indebted families.
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Youths Arrested for Burglary in Weekend Incident
Police arrested several youths suspected in a burglary spree targeting Wade Warens Grocery and nearby homes. Officers recovered items from the scene while investigators pursue additional suspects tied to the break ins over the past weekend.
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Hayetrevills C'of Angry: Over Article
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Danish Ship Search After Faint Radio Signals Off Greenland
Signals from a Danish vessel triggered a rescue hunt about 66 miles west of Cape Farewell. The 78 ton vessel with 95 aboard reportedly sent faint distress calls as seas ran high and strong winds hampered search operations involving American, Danish, and German ships and aircraft.
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Two Dead Murder and death by own action ruled
In Little Rock Arkansas a man identified as Richard Lee about 55 allegedly killed his sleeping wife and then stabbed himself, leaving his wife dead and injuring a 41 to 2 year old. Sheriff's officials say Lee’s recovery was delayed and investigators provided limited details.
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John L. Lewis Improves. Hospital Stay Details Return
Washington reports John L. Lewis showing marked improvement after illness. Doctors describe progress with the United Mine Workers leader undergoing treatment at Georgetown University Hospital. Family statements express cautious optimism about his condition and his anticipated return home.
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Norfolk School Desegregation Clash Across City
A chaotic public confrontation unfolds as Norfolk schools confront integration. Police clash with protesters at Maury High and other sites, with white students and community members voicing staunch opposition. The scene includes bellicose rhetoric and patrols guarding entrances while negotiations continue amid reported incidents and injuries.
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