Unemployment Benefits Set to Rise as Claims Surge
Government data show more Americans receive unemployment benefits than ever, with 2,775,000 jobless in the latest week, up nearly 400,000 from February 1950. A Senate measure seeks to curb benefits while federal action funds $76.4 million to ease rising unemployment costs amid an expected 2.9 million jobless by month’s end.
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Weather Station Report Mixed Conditions Across Regions
Report shows high near 72 and low around 68 with light precipitation in some areas. River levels in Little River and Talib system noted, with discharge figures for Denison Dam and Yai Dam. Weather centers record variable winds, cloudy skies, and moderate humidity.
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Bing Crosby and Kathy Grindabe Expecting Child
Hollywood report from UPI notes Bing Crosby and his wife Kathy Grindabe are expecting a child in August. The couple, who wed secretly last Oct 24 in Las Vegas, previously welcomed family happiness with Bing’s brother Bob Crosby confirming the news and expressing joy for the growing family.
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Two Additional Incidents at Central High
In Little Rock, Superintendent Virgil Blossom confirms two racial incidents at Central High School. One involved a white student and Minnie Jean Brown, a key figure in integration last September, with limited details released. The other reportedly involved a separate bottle or object incident. Mrs. Frank B. and Mrs. Huckabee are connected to notes and meetings, but specifics remain undisclosed.
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18 Numbers to Be Staged Talent Night at High School
A high school talent night titled 18 Numbers will be staged Friday night featuring acts from Spanish and History clubs. Students perform skits dances and musical numbers including a gun smoking themed piece and twirling by Lanelli Fuller with Susan Davis and Mrs Hyatt guiding groups.
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County funds report shows thirteen thousand three hundred today
A fragmented notice records county finances with a figure of 13300 and separate amounts 25198 and 805 noted in unclear context. The text hints at budget items or receipts but precise descriptions are unreadable. Local officials appear linked to the financial shorthand.
Huge U S Plan to Explore Info Space Shapes Space Policy
United Press report outlines a sweeping U S plan to explore information space with about a half dozen satellite projects tied to Defense Department aims. Officials say these efforts seek faster knowledge for strategic use, including reconnaissance, communications, and space science, with some programs still undecided and awaiting formal authorization.
Four charges filed against one driver in two-vehicle crash
Police report a local crash involving two vehicles on a city street. Officers say one driver faces four charges as investigators determine fault and possible injuries. The incident occurred near Sauth Laurel and West poles, with responders securing the scene and collecting evidence.
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North Dakota Coldest Spot Mystery Inim u
Fragmentary OCR notes claim North Dakota as the coldest spot with unclear phrases and garbled names. No coherent events or entities emerge beyond geographic hints and stray terms.
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Violence escalates in New York City schools report
A robbery and stabbing in a New York City school left two students wounded. Police report one assailant subdued after resisting staff, with victims including a 19 year old and another minor hospitalized for abdominal wounds and concussion. Officials vow stricter safety measures as investigations continue.
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Frank Broyles to Speak Here February 19
Frank Broyles is scheduled to speak here on February 19 under Arkansas sponsorship. The event, tied to the Southwest region, will be hosted by local clubs and university leaders. No further details available due to fragmented OCR text.
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U S to Ask Russia About Conference
Washington reports the United States plans to press Moscow for a formal conference and diplomatic talks. Officials, including the ambassador, say Washington intends to pursue direct discussions to ease tensions and improve bilateral relations.
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Washington Update on Information Passing
A brief Washington notice reports an information passage update amid renewed debates on data sharing. Officials from government agencies discuss policy changes, timelines, and potential impacts on public access and privacy protections.
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