Soviet Premier Denies Invitation to White House
Premier Khrushchev says there is no invitation from President Eisenhower for him to visit the United States. The Kremlin leader’s lengthy speech attacked the United States, while White House press secretary declined comment and noted no formal invite had been received. Continued on Page ewe.
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RS Bal Haverty
Tha Senhower
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Moscow
Communist Party
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Weather Report from the Weather Experiment Station
The 24 hour period ending 1 a m Friday shows a high near 64 and a low around 28 with no precipitation. The year to date total is 2.17 inches through January 2, with 4.70 inches last year in the same period. Extended forecast calls for cooler, then milder conditions by early February across Arkansas regions and Louisiana, with clear to partly cloudy skies tonight and Saturday and continued cold air.
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Arkansas
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Varkansas
Cleay
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Senior High Band Seeks State Clinic Funds for Hot Springs Trip
About 43 junior and senior band members in Pryscott were selected for the All District Clinic with more than 200 participants in the district event. Names of students earning All District include Freddy Smith Albert Hargis Wylie Prather and many others. Band director Jon Barbaralioa notes low percentage advancement and explains the group needs about $1,000 to reach the state festival in Hot Springs. Fundraising plans include a Valentine Ball February 14 and a candy sale along with various bake sales and ticket drives.
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Doyott Cullins
Odle Wood
Ronnie Formby
Mary Calhouy
Reg Waller
Glendon Keith
Day Oglesby
Jimmy McGuire
James Chism
Jeary Brownning
Ginger Bowden
Andon Anthony
Belly Ratetitti
BY Land
Carolyn Maxwell
Arkansas General Appropriations Bill Faces Senate Rejection
The general appropriations bill was defeated in the Senate yesterday and reintroduced in the Arkansas House. The measure set annual figures for Governor's office at 91,835, Lieutenant Governor at 9, Secretary of State 51,700, State Treasurer 208,774, and Supreme Court 158,840, among others, but was criticized as too large by a budget faction. The bill’s size and scope prompted opposition, with supporters noting constitutional duties and planned appropriations for 1959-60.
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Industrial Plant Contract Awarded in Charleston
McConnell Construction Co. received a contract to build a 63,000 square foot industrial plant for Logan Franklin Corporation at Charleston. Construction began February 15 and will employ about 400 workers. The facility will house wastewater treatment and disposal systems and related equipment for the development project.
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McConnell
Ariel Werter
Smive
House Okays Extension of the Draft
Washington AP reports the House approved extending the military draft with broad support. The bill would push the draft end date to June 40, 1903, allowing continued call ups of students and dentists and preserving benefits for dependents of service members.
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DeGaulle and Dulles Agree on Western Access to Berlin
Paris AP reports Secretary of State John Foster Dulles and President Charles de Gaulle reached general accord on maintaining Western routes to West Berlin and allied support for West Germany. Talks covered many issues but no new agreements were reached. Dulles met British PM Eden and prepared for further talks with Soviet counterparts.
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Snowstorm Impacts Arkansas Towns and Schools
A broad Arkansas area faced heavy snowfall with record lows and widespread school closures. Reports cite frost, icy roads and hazardous conditions delaying or canceling classes in multiple counties including Greene and Camphead. Forecasts predict continued cold with highs near 55 and temperatures dropping 10 to 25 degrees tonight, as districts assess travel safety and reopen timelines.
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Lillie Rosle
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Wettel
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Alford to Offer Another Bill on Court Curbs
Rep Dale Alford plans to introduce a second bill aimed at curbing the Supreme Court. He notes he is still researching and that his Arkansas bill mirrors a prior measure by Rep Howard Smith. The proposal would restrict voiding state aid cases and require explicit federal permission to override state laws, with provisions on state anti Jewish rulings.
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D-Ark
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the Arkensan
Howard Smith
D-Vad
House
Senate
Congress
Man Dies in Fire at Stephens Arkansas
A fire at a dwelling two miles west of Stephens, Arkansas, claimed the life of a man. The name of the deceased and the origin of the blaze are unknown. Fire officials reported the victim was found in the residence as flames raged.
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Fey
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Mioire
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Ojder
Youth Dies After Accident At Home
Obscure report from Arkansas notes the death of Willam Lloyd Fulmer Jr. a youth from Bupeville after an ingestion incident at home yesterday. The brief item mentions his parents Mr. and Mrs. Willan Fulmer and references an accidental cause linked to illness.
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Buppeville
House vote on measure ends in defeat amid opposition
Fragmented OCR text shows a legislative clash with bill details unclear. It references a House vote of 38 to 87 against a measure, court issues, and mentions persons facing arrest and debates. Context is muddy but indicates a failed bill and political contention.
Air Force planes crash injures and deaths reported
SeveralAir Force planes crash Thursday amid missing crew and civilians among casualties. A Weather plane and a B 52 style craft were lost near Great FallsMont and near San Francisco Bay. Names of victims include Vinson and Wilson with ages 40 and 34. The Coast Guard reports no wreckage or survivors found yet.
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Mrs Burilla Tommy Dies at Nashville in 1950s notice
Mrs Burilla Tommy died yesterday at the home of a daughter in Nashville US 14. Survived by another daughter in Palmas Calls. Services set for 1 a m Saturday at Antioch near Nashville. Burial at Antioch Cemetery by Herndon Cornelius.
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All Around Town At Joyos Field House Game Preview
Sevier notes a tinted home court atmosphere at Joyos Field House, predicting pressure defense and strong rebounding from the team. He praises recent progress, cites a standout Camden punch by Wayne Taylor, and mentions a city night gathering and upcoming meetings.
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Homemakers Discuss State Meet In Little Rock
Homemakers gather in Little Rock to discuss the state meeting set for March 21. Presidents and officers, including Cathie Avery, Marie Smith, Shirley Bawards, Barbara Tullia, and Roberta Burrell, outline plans and assign tasks for the upcoming event.
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Avery Haleliz
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Marie Smith
Lost Pilot Report Prompts Civil Air Patrol Search
A pilot remains missing after reports of a private plane failing to report. Civil Air Patrol intensified searches near Chealfietr yesterday as relatives and local officials await word on the aircraft pilot tied to Subtie ban Bleeting Co. Lipvarby Gr fith voiced safety concerns and asked for clarity on the missing plane’s flight path and ownership.
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Unclear OCR: Callaway case in Oklahoma City incident
Fragmentary report describes a disturbance involving Callaway in Oklahoma City with mentions of a store, a vehicle, and a custody element. Details are garbled, with names and actions only partially readable, including references to a Delectivus Enid CHla and a later confrontation near a hotel.
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Kenneth Or. Callaway
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Century B Room Hosts Raper Melody Boys Quartet
Century B Room hosts a Sunday morning spiritual music program featuring the Raper Melody Boys Quartet. The event promises a fine lesson and enjoyable songs for attendees, with Grey two hundred men and others expected to attend a supper day following the performance.
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Melody Boys Quartett
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