Cairo reports heavy Israeli movement to Egyptian frontier
Cairo today carried reports of an Israeli build up along the frontier with Egypt. Press dispatches say troops moved south toward Beersheba to counter Egyptian provocations in the Sinai. No further frontier incidents were reported by noon. Officials indicate Israel may pursue seizure of Tawafile village, while Syria and Egypt are on high alert.
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Israel
Istenll
Tropa
Qdhe
Beersheba
Sinai Peninsula
Suey
Dab
Syiantsraeli
Cath
Das Mibdariyer
Soutlwask
Galilee
Tawafile
Ava Tepublic
Nadinns
Tsraul
Demilitarized Zone
Fatal Shooting Report Reaches Helena From West Memphis Prison
William J. Morgan 28, in a West Memphis jail cell sent a note that led Helena police to a body found on a houseboat owned by Morgan’s father Buck Moran. Mrs. Nollorgan Lanier, 30, had been shot in the head while living aboard the boat. Morgan claimed an accidental shooting during a dispute over a pistol he intended to pawn. The pistol was recovered. Lanier’s body was propped in a storeroom. The houseboat sits along the Mississippi River bank inside the Helena levee.
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Avie
West Memphis
William J. Morgan
Helena
Mrs. Lanier
Morgan
Buck Moran
Young Morgan
Mel
Jannier
Mes
Lanter
Memphis
Elena
Paljce
Lanien
Lilie
Mississippi
Wynne
Harvey Seeks renomination in Arkansas race
Swifun state senator Robert Harvey launches bid for a second term in the upcoming summer renomination contest. The seat covers Jackson Independence and Inn counties and connects to the university medical center quota law at issue in state politics.
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Little Rock
API
Robert Harvey
Swifun
Harvey
Jackson
Independence
University Medical Center
Weather Update for Arkansas Cloudy Through Saturday Night
The forecast calls for cloudy to partly cloudy skies through Saturday night. Highs in the 50s in the south and 80s elsewhere with a chance of light rain. Over the period, expect cooler mornings and mild afternoons across the state.
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Arkansas
Promised Search for Missing Airman Spreads Through State
Mrs. Ruts Galloway urged the governor to mobilize state agencies in a search for her husband Orval Galloway, missing since June 26 after a private plane flight. Weather delays postponed action, but officials pledged assistance as soon as conditions improved. The couple has eight children.
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Little Rock
API
Texarkana
Memphis
Gav. Orval
Wayhus
Frubita
Ruts Galloway
Ailus Galloway
Surnace
Galloway
Committee stalls federal pay bill and trims funding
Washington AP The House Appropriations Committee began delaying new federal pay and job proposals in the first 1800 money bill for the Commerce Department. It cut 39 million from Eisenhower's request of nearly 800 million and rejected funding for about 40,000 new jobs, including 210 positions for air weather services. Leaders Cannon and Taber argued the increases were unnecessary as aviation weather services remain under development.
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House Appropriations Committee
Commerce Department
Eisenhower
Department
Als
Clapence Cannon
D-Nma
John Taber
Ir-N
Tabor
Lhe
Corpmitee’s
Defense asks Congress to authorize military construction spending
The Defense Department urges Congress to authorize about 1.084 billion dollars for global military construction projects, plus 107.764 million for previously approved needs. The proposal covers 0.788 million housing units at bases domestically and abroad and new projects in the United States, Canada, Europe, the Pacific, the Caribbean, and other regions.
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Defense Department
Congress
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Japan
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Nave
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Marine Corps
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Defense
High School Essay Contest Offers $1000 Prize
The Arkansas Employment Committee sponsors a state wide essay contest "Jobs for the Handicapped Passport to Dignity" with national finals in Washington DC. Prizes include first place $4,660 and other awards. Eligibility targets high school juniors and seniors, with entries limited to 1200 words and proper cover sheets.
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Goveran
Committee On
Washington, dC
Cio-Apl
Orta
Nelda Clark
Blevins
Genla
Yell
Guernsey
Arkansas
Imelude
Ie Goyenter
Tigi
Willy Geadhine
Wdniphyriet Security
Department Store Sales Rise Slightly in Four Weeks Ended January 30
Data from the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis show department store sales up about seven percent over the same period last year. The four weeks ending January 30 indicate growth across several lines, led by fur and footwear, with brighter prospects for early February.
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SY Louis
Aloie
Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis
Seles
Jaui
Jay Wu
Hope Bands Set for DeQueen Clinic Concert
Hope bands will participate in a DeQueen High School event per Directory Jon Barbarotto. The concert aims to showcase local talent at the DeQueen High School auditorium Saturday evening.
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Hope
DeQueen
Jon. Barbarotto
Reds Ready to Revive Lend Lease Talks
Washington reports the Soviet Union is ready at any time to resume lend lease debt negotiations as part of broader normalization of U S Soviet economic relations. The move follows a breakdown eight days earlier when American officials refused a Soviet demand to link a large loan and trade agreement to a settlement. The embassy cited Khrushchev’s Camp David discussions and urged settlement of both debt and trade terms, including long term credit with favorable rates and tariffs.
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Soviet Union
Ois
Singiapoans
United States
Nikita Khrushetov
Hisenhowee
Camp David
Ussr
Britain
Otter Ulus Beer Lars
Russia
Accident Claims Life Of A Beguiling Worker At Hayward Plant
In Hayward a factory accident severely injures Billy Sath whose leg injuries lead to infection and eventual nerve damage. Despite initial hopes for salvage, deep bone infection and nerve loss prove unrecoverable, and Sath dies days after the incident at Eden Hospital.
Pressure on Welfare Client Told
LIMLE ROCK AP Officials disclosed that an effort was made to pressure welfare clients to spend their health and accident insurance payment raises. Welfare Commissioner Carl Adams opened an investigation after a complaint, saying an insurance agent canvassed clients in Strawberry and misrepresented Welfare Department origins. The case involves a proposed March 1 increase and misuse of funds for food purchases rather than approved benefits.
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Adame
Cala
Lawcairs Country Sheriff's Office
Train Kills 14Year-Old Girl Near Walnut Ridge Ark
A speeding train struck and killed a 14 year old girl as she crossed the tracks near Walnut Ridge. Witnesses described the event as the girl darting across the line while the train from a nearby station approached. authorities investigated the fatality and recorded the time as dusk. The incident prompted a safety review at the crossing and traffic-control responses from local police.
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Walnut Ridge
Ark
API
Lin
Bis
Ark. Grand Jury Delivers Vague Indictment Incomplete Report
Hot SBHTNGS Arkansas district recounts a grand jury session on county collection office matters. Witnesses Henry Myre, Chu Gs We and collector Hoy Ghun testified while a resignation followed, amid unclear testimony and prior day sessions before enforcement committees.
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Pelle
Hoy Ghun
Jon
Owen
Deadline to Shred Cotton Delayed by Weather Change
The Arkansas State Plant Board delays the deadline for shredding cotton stalks due to unfavorable weather. Growers may shred when conditions permit within a 10 day window. progress toward compliance remains urged. Earlier targets set for January 3 and May 4 are adjusted with procedures for shredders and required notices pending inspector approval.
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Oman
Ser
Campliones
Plant Board
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He Insperter
Harmer
Sls Ab
Tobaccomen to Climate Health Claims
The FTC says Lotaven latuse t was agreed to remove claims on cigarette ads. The action names Amevita Ulat and Wall INC in industry-wide moves to curb misleading health statements. Regulators note landmark industry shifts toward safer advertising, while emphasizing consumer protection and global policy alignment.
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Waslington
Federal Trade Commission
Chalemiin Ravb
Budeentinn Rat
Amevita Ulat
Wall Inc Ferry
Tu Rydustry
Lessea
Collision Fatal to Insurance Man
Collision kills insurance man near Denton on Highway 87. A truck diver Saye Bawell of Lonedale was injured. Authorities report a vehicular crash occurring in South area. exact year and identities are obscured in OCR but the incident involved a standalone fatality and one injury in a highway collision.
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Crovits
Bisnaek
Atandly
Denton
Saye Bawell
Lonedale
Wita
Kennedy Sees Early Choice at Convention
Senator Kennedy aims to outline early strategy as Democratic convention debate over presidential candidate selection unfolds. Reports indicate Kennedy plans to push a unified front while outlining his path to the nomination, amid confirmation of key allies and potential backing from party leaders.
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Kennedy
Gary
Lad
Capi
Sen
Keonerdy
Keith
Cairaigning
Renney
Joiaue
Fay Te Goote
Senaior
Missing Bus Found All Students Safe
A disrupted bus evacuation left the campus alert as officials confirmed all students are safe after a missing bus incident. The communication noted ongoing checks and a prompt response from safety crews and school administrators. Local authorities are reviewing transportation procedures to prevent recurrence.
Turbulent reshuffle hits French government in flux
Fragmented OCR reveals a chaotic cabinet reshuffle under President de Gaulle. Information Minister Prey is promoted to delegate, with ministries reassigned to new ministers and deputies. The Cabinet faces institutional balance as the National Assembly awaits confirmation.
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Algeria
Oessinn
Aric Algerin
Cottons
Aftiva
Souslolle
Michel Muaurlece
Chrisl
Quid Seere
Stale Ak
Interliy Ministry
Contentians
Minisbey
Prey
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Lrcourl
Elaiger
Renal Community Court
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Tor Yelnidins
Pay Sabarn
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Pieiva
Dette
Dufanse
Tay
Bly
Stamedt
Gfst
Monty
Perelyn
Extaur
Maurice Couve de Margille
Pe Gaulle
Sister of Accused Refuses to Testify in Campbell Case
In Hot Springs Arkansas the sister of a police official, Beth Campbell, refused to testify at the Campbell case hearing. Judge Rubks urged restraint, while attorney Vid Whil argued for Whittington. The Civil Service Commission investigation into Campbell’s rank and duties continues as witnesses and officials discuss testimony and possible reinstatement.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Pollce Ulflcwr
Beth
Campbell
Creeull
Jon Basminger
Klon
Dobos
Whittington
Fieulpnan
Wuwi
Sam Anderson
Whey
Oglec Vt
State Supreme Court
Dobbs
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