Faubus outlines funding for public schools and state programs
Gov Faubus described an funding plan to raise 14.3 million for public schools with 60 percent for higher salaries, plus 4.3 million from increased revenue and 11 million in federal matching funds. He cited 1.78 million for hospital doctors and staff, a Children’s Colony project, and expanded Arkansas Industrial Development Commission support including a Graduate Institute of Technology at Little Rock.
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Faubus
Atkansas- Industrial- Development Commission
Graduate Institute of Technology
Notice of suit to quiet title in Hempstead County
In Hempstead County Arkansas a petition to confirm and quiet title to lands in Township 10 South Range 23 West East Half of Southeast Quarter of Section and Southwest Quarter of Section is filed in Chancery Court in favor W R Wilson petitioner. Notice sets court appearance on February 5 1957 and clerk C Bes clerk signs.
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W. H.wilson
South Range
Hempstead County
Arkansas
Chancery Court
W. R. Wilson
Gaig Court
P Ri Wilson
Arkansas Probate Notice From Fragmented Record
A partial OCR fragment shows a probate notice reference for an Arkansas decedent. It notes death on January 16, 1957 and mentions filing, executor appointment, and will probate actions. Details are garbled with missing names and precise actions.
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Arkansas
Gig
National Guard Leaders Meet Over Training Debate
Washington officials report President Eisenhower assured Guard leaders he will not permit the National Guard to be destroyed or reduced in strength. The National Guard Association pushes back against a Defense plan to recruit all new enlistees for six months of basic training starting April 1, urging instead 11 weeks. The dispute centers on Guard enlistment impact and includes criticism of Defense officials and a congressional hearing attended by Kelly Jackson and Taylor.
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Washington
National Guard
Eisenhower
National Guard Association
Guard
Charles E. Wilson
White House
Wilson
Quarg
Milton A. Reckord
Maryland
Reckord
Defense Department
E. A. Walsh
Wash
Earle .M. ‘Jones
California
Florida
Pentagon
Wilson-Guard
Defense
Stephen 8. Jackson
Army
Wilbur “M., Brackey
Maxwell D. Taylor
House
Armed” Services
Wil Ison
Rulings in State Supreme Court
The Arkansas Supreme Court issued several decisions. Bert Clark vs Burl Rutherford from Washington Chancery Court remanded with directions. Berry vs H Nichols from Rylaski Circuit Court modified and affirmed. Vu RR Hestand vs Osdark Erke Sebastian Circuit reversed. Ning Jean Porter vs Time Stores Inc Sebastian Circuit. Time stores industry officials concerned about continued training for scientists and technicians.
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Little Rock
Arkansas Supreme Court
Bert Clark
Burl Rutherford
Washington Chancery ‘Court
J. Harrod Berry
H. Nichols
Fragmentary prompt yields unclear headline
The text provided is garbled and not readable as a coherent news item. It does not contain identifiable persons, organizations, places, dates, or events to summarize into a meaningful two-line record.
Clark Backed Up Apology Over Filibuster Tactics
Texarkana Senator Jack Clark said he would apologize to the Arkansas Senate for filibustering a minor bill. The move came as debate opened on a bill to repeal the sales tax exemption for Texarkana and other border cities. Clark had held the floor for the maximum time, drawing prodding from residents and fellow lawmakers.
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Little Rock
Jack Clark
Texarkaha
Arkansas Senate
Clark
Senate
Texarkana
Wold
Jerry Screeton
Hazen
Screeton
House
Orval Faubus
Citizens Group Campaigns Against Arkansas Sales Tax Hike
In Little Rock a group calling itself the Committee for Protection of the Working Man urged protests to the Legislature against a 2 to 3 percent sales tax increase. Ads claim the rise hurts lower incomes, hampers Arkansas industry, and overtaxes exemp tions, while noting current collections and property assessments. Also cited is Gov Orval Faubus pushing to raise the rate to 9 percent and broaden the income tax base to add 22 million dollars annually, with Senate approval and House pending. Ralph Lehrman of Hope signs the notices as chair.
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Little Rock
Committee For Protection of the Working Man
Kansas
sGoyv
Orval Faubus
Charaders
Senate
House
Ralph Lehrman
Hope
Leggett Hearing Pleaded Orally
Oral arguments were heard by the Arkansas Supreme Court on appeal of Emmett Earl Leggett, condemned slayer of 14 year old Joe King. Leggett contends trial bias and improper jury instructions in Pulaski County, while the state asserts a fair trial and proper proceedings.
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Little Rock
Emmett Earl Leggett
Joe King
Arkansas Supreme Court
Esse Leggett
Jacksonville
Pulaski
King
John Bailey
Lesgett
Pulaski County
Thorp Thomas
Joe’ King
Leggeett
Leggett
Young King
Vances
Parishioners Question Faubus Tax Plan in Arkansas
In Paragould a garbled scrawl and an ash-filled fruit jar were found as the staff reported a dusty scene tied to Gov. Orval Faubus amid his push for a 22 million dollar annual tax increase. The note asking to be sent to Faubus referenced a "my ashes" plea, while surrounding chatter touched on proposals and local names such as St. George Bermuda and Sir George.
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Paragould
Orval Faubus
Ie Paragould Daily Press
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Sir George
Virgina
Orrell
Wisconsin
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Crisco
Cascade
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ALL America Saves
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Snow Boy
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