Indeterminate Debate Over Loyalty and Security Policy
A debate rages over how to handle 2200 personnel in the security program. Some argue for separating loyalists from disloyals, while others fear the risk of misclassification. Civil service officials weigh advisability, with names like Young and Spanideron involved in the discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House Press
Hagerly
Ecvision
Pislip
Younginp
Tas
Civil
Young
Miter
Negaram
Hetta Valso
Y Rigks
Herbert
Markets report from National Stockyards observations
Market summary from Louis Livestock at National Stockyards shows hogs uneven and steady at 180 lb plus gains up to 25, weights over 220 lb steady to 25 lower, sows 25 to 50 lower. Calves 800 slow, steers and heifers steady, cows active and steady. Lambs and sheep mixed with mild gains and heavier slaughter cattle. Eggs, poultry and wholesale prices listed. soybeans and grains firm on Chicago board with corn and oats higher. Local and farm prices noted for Arkansas and Little Rock markets with general demand improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Livestock
National
Hart Yvester
Litle Rock
Batesville
Loval Areca
Cotton futures rise on trade and covering orders
New York cotton futures edged higher as optimistic trade and commission activity supported near term demand. Nearby contracts climbed with aggressive covering ahead of first notices day while new July months were largely quiet but advanced. May and March prices showed gains and late session quotes rose 50 to 70 cents per bale from the prior close amid mixed market directions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Trade and Commission
Arch Jed
Molotov Pitches German Peace Plan Amid Berlin Talks
Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov prepared new proposals for a German peace framework as Western leaders including Dulles Eden and Bidault observed. East Berlin security tightened with police reinforcements around the Soviet embassy while reports claimed arrests in seven cities over criticism of Moscow policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Berlin
Georges Bidault
Mataigy
West Berlin
Berlin
Russia
Vyacheslav M
Molotay
Fridny
Kremlin
Molotov
Siste Mulles
Anthony Eden
Pilgrims Flood River Banks Amid Tragedy Reported
Fragmentary OCR describes a mass pilgrimage scene with thousands of sadhus and pilgrims pressing toward a river bank. Reports mention injuries and deaths, emergency tents, and relief efforts by Indian Red Cross authorities as dawn arrivals and makeshift hospitals formed along the river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indian Red Cross
Cal
Phar
Rolin
Iver
Bricker Amendments Stall as GOP Pushes Rebels
Washington reports Republican leaders press a midterm showdown on the Bricker constitutional amendment and treaty powers after Democrats withdraw support. Four GOP leaders target amendments to Bricker’s plan while President Eisenhower opposes the scope of treaties and international agreements. Senator Knowland and allies seek a decisive vote as bipartisan talks collapse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Bell
Washington
Senate
Bricker
Eisenhower
Interna
Sen
Knowland
Califf
Saltonstall
R-Maoss
Ferguson Ur Michi
Millikin
Cole
White House
Ohio
GOP
George
White’ House
U S to Send Air Force Technicians to Indochina
Diplomatic sources say the United States will lend France an undisclosed number of American built air force technicians. The first group may depart for Saigon within a week to train French mechanics and work behind the lines in U S uniforms. The State Department declines to confirm exact figures but is weighing a request for 400 mechanics.
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Washingon
INS
U. S
France
Indochina
Saigon
State Department
Howeve
Renewa
Hope Abandoned for Jet Fighter Search
Air Force officials have almost given up finding the F511 jet fighter linked to missing Lt Jelke last week. Maxwell Field spokesman says the Gulf Coast swamp area near Jelke's last known route has been thoroughly searched and hope remains slim, though a few days of search may continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mongomery
INS
Air Force
John Faris Jelke HT
48Th Air Rescue Group
Maxwell Field
Montgomery
Gulf Coast
Jelke
Alveratt
New York Air National Guard
New York
New Orleans
Anti Reds Want to Enter U S Pajmuncjiom
Lt Gen K Shimayya refused a UN Prisoner request to be sent to the United States after 64 unrep prisoner wanted to relocate there during the repatriation period. They refused South Korea or Formosa and asked to live in the United States, with the commission noting no alternative but to return them. Georges Bidault criticized Soviet peace proposals and warned they risk a sterile exchange of views while evaluating German unification and Western defense.
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Panmunjom
Korea
K. Shimayya
Bey
United States
South Korea
Jan Formosa
Georges Bidalt
Germany
Red Army
Bidault
Molotov
France
Pot
Prescott News Garden Club Meeting Highlights Speaker
The Southern Pine Garden Club met January 28 at Mrs. B A Warren s home. Guest speaker Mrs Herman Bonds from Japan discussed flower arrangements including vertical growing and mass styles and wore a kimono with obi. Winners included Mrs Mogley and Mrs Milford Daniels for first place, with several others winning runner up and third. Social hour followed with coffee and cookies. many members and guests attended district events and other club activities around Texarkana and Fort Worth trips.
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de la Molicy
Floyd Leverett
Amelia
D. K. Bemis
Ira
D. L. McRae Jr
Joe Psiavis
Crane
Warren
Mmembers
Japan
Mogley
Milford ‘Daniel
D. K. Benns
Middle age is the best hope, Boyle reflects on life
A reflective piece follows Boyle as he contemplates a lifetime of work and marriage. He describes life after a long career at a tax office, the relief of routine, and the fear of future retirement. He doubts ever wanting to be 65, believing middle age offers a fragile but present peace.
Winters to Direct Arkansas Draft Program
Col Hansel Winters is appointed the new director of Arkansas' military draft program. He takes over next Monday, succeeding Brig. Gen. B. K. Compere who retired. Gov Francis Cherry nominated Winters, with Maj Gen Lewis B Hershey national director of Selective Service coordinating the move.
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Little Rock
Col
Hansel
Winters
Aransas
Lewis B. Hershey
Francis Cherry
B. K. Compere
Nomination of Beeson Delayed by Senate Committee
The nomination of Albert C. Beeson to the National Labor Relations Board faced indefinite delay as the Senate Labor Committee voted to defer action until it can question J. Paul L. Davis of Food Machinery & Chemical Corp or another official and review company pension records. The panel, after six hours of questioning, seeks more clarity on Beeson’s pension rights tied to a San Jose firm and weighs partyline opposition from Democrats.
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Washingon
Albert CC. Beeson
Nation Labour Relations Board
Senate Labor Committee
San Jose
Calif
Beeson
Senate
Eisenhower
J. Paul L. Davis
Food Machinery & Chemical Corp
Benson
Beeses
Henry Hill
Chicago
Jil
Elen Powell
B. Carrigan
J. D. Kim
Aston
Tex
Tabitha Woods
Homer
Zadie Palmore
Detective Lucy Ball Leads to Arrest of Studio Burglar
Hollywood police arrested Kenneth Darling, 31, after Lucy Ball’s tip helped identify a thief posing as a writer and burglarizing dressing rooms at General Service Studios. Darling admitted four years of thefts totaling about $16,000 annually, with victims including Harriet Nelson and Joan Davis. He described a lavish lifestyle and past prison time, and said he would consider returning to crime.
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Hollywood
Yareille Ball
Met
Claire Riding
Byron Diller
Kenneth Darling
Viet
General Service Studios
Darling
Uint
Miss Ball
Desi Arnaz
Gman
Studio Cloctiizgein
bin King
la Quentin
Pye
Harriet Nelson
Gazie Nelson
Joan Davis
Arnaz
Hollywood Hotel
United States
Canada
Mexico
Negro Community Legion Meet Plans and Musical Programs
The Negro Community Legion Post No. 427 met Tuesday night January 26 at Hicks Funeral Home Chanel with reports by C G Carmileheal R J Hicks and M J Wilson. They donated 5 to March of Dimes and discussed fundraising for Post Colors. The group will continue planning at the next meeting. The state Oratorical Contest is soliciting high school contestants. Hope plans to involve Hempstead County principals. BeeBee Memorial CME singers perform February 4, Melody Five of Magnolia perform February 7 at Bethel and February 14 at Mt. Pleasant CME with sponsorship by Mrs Ruth Turner and W J Halbert.
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Legion Meet
American Legion Post No. 427
Hicks Funeral Home Chanel
C. G. Carmileheal
R. J. Hicks
M. J. Wilson
Legion
Hope
Hempstead
Melody Five
Magnolia
Bethel Cme
S. E Bwright
W. J. Halbert
Mt. Pleasant Cme
Sponsonfyl
Ruth Turner
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Southern Pine Garden Club
B. A. Warren
Gil Gentry
Rosston
KCMC
Rodney Hamilton
William Hays
Maac
Okolona
W. C. Hays
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Elis Stewart
Peachey
Andrew Gordon
Belleall
Wingfield
Garland
Ellis Stewart
Wallace Sage
Sidney Loomis
Arkadelphia
Felray
Roy Loomis
D. R. Moselay
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Sid Peachey
American Legion
Smackover
Mettie Robinson
Jim Woods
T. H. Black
Malvern
Denton Robinson
Texarokna
Myr
W. F. Denman Sr
Fort Worth
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Mog
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Norman Whitaker Jr
Whit of
Smarkover
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Norman Whitaker
Bill
C. A. Hesterly
Texarkana
W. H. Cobb
Bill Cobb
Clarence Gordon Jr
Jack Gordon
Gil Buchanan
Boyle
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Avarrier
T’iny
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Lucy
BeeBee Menorial
CMI Church
March of Dimes
Maxwell House
Ward & Son Prug
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