U S Road Program Debate in Hope on Tax Rise
Hope Star article argues against federal super-highway plans, urging readers to consider higher fuel taxes to fund a nationwide system. It cites Senatorial figures, Rudisill’s critique, and warns of toll-like roads without tolls and potential state tax increases.
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Alex, H. Washburn
Hope Star Federal
Washington
Canada
Gulf of Mexico
Arkansas
U. S. Bureau of Public Roads
Memphis
Lite Rock
Fort Smith
Oklahoma
Texarkana
Texas
el Dorado
Camden
Magnolia
Pine Bluff
Helena
Fayetteville
State Highway Department
Legislative Council
John A. Rudisill
Arkansas Public Expenditure Council
Hope
Rudisill
New York
California
Rudisi
Bureau of Roads
Folke
Benton
Little Rock
On Group
Highway Commission
America
Commission On Reorganiation
Missiles Are Given Top Priority
President Eisenhower announced the United States will give top priority to guided missile development and will not be complacent about its position relative to the Soviet Union. He noted the USSR may lead in some areas while the U.S. holds advantages in others, and defended the ongoing, rapidly funded program. Trevor Gardner returned from Miami to discuss reports he would quit as Air Force research chief over the missile effort and budget.
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Washington
Eisenhower
United States
Soviet Union
Trevor Gardner
Miami
Fla
Air Force Research Chiefs
Gardner
Wilson
Eishower
Four Hurt Two Seriously in Cay-Truck Crash Overpass
Four persons injured in a cay-truck collision on the overpass approach to Highway as Mrs Elizabeth Craine of Texas was driving the car and sustained serious injuries. Yor West of Marion Indiana suffered neck and shoulder injuries. Both remain hospitalized. Lottie Summers and Ed Bingham of Fouke were treated and released for cuts and bruises. State Officer J H Porterfield said Craine attempted to pass a truck and collided with West driving a Kenosha Auto Transport loaded with farm machinery. West's quick action avoided a worse crash. Injured were taken to Trape for care.
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Elizabeth Craine
Texas
Kana
Sustalnad
Yor West
Marion
Ind
Branch Hospital
Lottie Summers
Ed Bingham
Fouke
J. H. Porterfield
Craine
Kenosha
West
Porterfield
Woman Beaten Fatally at Forrest City Store
A 60 year old widow, Nellie Goodlake, was beaten to death at her Forrest City general store near U S Highway 70. An ax handle left at the scene and a mostly empty cash register found in a nearby cotton field accompany the investigation. Police and volunteers, armed with bloodhounds, scoured the area but offered no leads. authorities suspect the killing followed a burglary.
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Forrest City
Nellie Y. Good+lake
West Memphis
Carl Campbell
Campbell
Goodlake
Here
U.S. Highway 70
Bill Gatling
Staite
Cummins
Gatling
Prescott CC Dinner Set for Thursday Banquet
Prescott Chamber of Commerce will hold its annual banquet Thursday evening in the school cafeteria with about 225 attendees. Master of Ceremonies H. H. McKenzie, Invocation Jim Neilson, music by the Joe Smith quartet from Arkadelphia, new officers introduced by R. W. Reynolds, guests introduced by George Wylie, principal address by Bill Hadley of KATV, and Benediction Vernon Fore. The event marks the start of the membership drive.
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Chamber of Commerce
George Wylie
H. H. McKenzie
Jim Neilson
Joe Smith
Arkadelphia
R. W. Reynolds
Bill Hadley
Stadion Katv
Vernon Fore
Kiwanians Hear About Teeth Care
Dr. Sam Strong urges regular brushing and a dentist visit every four months to prevent decay and minor defects. He explains toothpaste is similar across brands and highlights two main causes of tooth loss, delayed care and pyorrhea alveolaris. Young Sam Strong, age 7, sang "Sixteen Tons" during the program. Melton S. Clark of New Jersey attended as a guest.
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Sam Strong
Hope Kiwanis Club
Campaign committee announced for Hempstead Heart drive
Mrs. Harald Brents and Mrs. Ed O'Gran lead the Hempstead Heart campaign with co chairmen. Public school collections will be managed by Mrs. Jim James and Mrs. Bill Watson. Other roles include Mrs. Kelly Bryant, Mrs. J. W. Franks, George Frazier in Tag Day and publicity, Mrs. Bill Routon and Harold Brents handling gifts, and Vance Smiley with industrial gifts. Slogan is Help Your Heart Fund Help Your Heart.
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Hempstead
Harald Brents
Ed O'Gran
Cochairman
Jim James
Bill Watson
Kelly Bryant
J. W. Franks
George Frazier
Bill Routon
Harold Brents
Vance Smiley
Bois d Arc Hunt Preserve Outlined Here
A Bois d Arc Project for hunting and fishing may open this year if land purchases and cooperation from the Soil Conservation Service proceed. T. H. Holder outlined a six mile by one mile reserve, noting 4,768 acres already bought for $84,414 and possible easements if purchases stall. The plan includes a levee on the east bank, diverting the creek to create a knee deep water preserve with a ladder style, a water pool for waterfowl, and seasonal wet periods from Oct 15 to Feb 1. Local officials in attendance included Gene Rush, Lester Wede, Dale Bonds, County Judge A. G. Garrett, and Sen. Gene Lee. A duck caller demonstration by Ram-Wood Products preceded the meeting.
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Bois d' Arc
Hope
Game & Fish Commission
Soil Conservation Service
Commission
T. H. Holder
Litle Rock
Game & Fish’ Commission
Bois d’ Arc
Holder
Eas
Bois d'Arc Creek
Hood Stage
Eastside
Gene Rush
Harrison
Game & Fish Commision
Lester Wede
Blevins
Gulf Coast
Lake Charles
City Council Sets Mortgage Deadline and Hunts Club Plan
City council debated Third District Livestock Show finances endorsing a note payoff plan with banks and setting a mortgage payment deadline of 4000 dollars after the fall show. A hunting club on municipal airport land drew no action, while other city business included hiring a new city physician and approving various public works and safety measures.
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Hope
Distriet Livestock Show
Hays
Magnolia
Texas
Louisiana
Anting Club
O Hays
Lynn Harris
Herndon-Cornelius
Handley
Missouri Pacific
Greening Street
Bruner-Ivory
Southwest Woods Products
Spring Hill
Willis
Memphis
Civil Defense
Labor Authority Upheld by Court in Arkansas
Labor Commissioner Clarence Thornbrough’s power to fix minimum wages on public works was upheld by Pulaski Circuit Judge J Mitchell Cockrill. Thornbrough predicted a quick decision in the dispute over enforcing the 1855 wage law at a Camden project, while challenging Danco Construction Co and Camden Waterworks in wage-record action.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
Clarence Thornbrough
Pulaski
J. Mitchell Caetrrill
Thornbrough
Camden
J. C. Crowley
Hazen
Danco Construction Co
North Little Rock
Camden Waterworks Commission
Cockrill
Danco
Danea
Negroes File Suit to Enter L A Schools
In Little Rock a federal suit was filed to force admission of Negro students to public schools under the Supreme Court desegregation decision. NAACP attorney Wiley Branton leads 33 children seeking integrated schooling city wide, naming school officials and districts as defendants. The action follows prior court rulings in Hoxie and cites denial of equal rights and voluntary compliance failures by local authorities. Local NAACP president J C Cre chaw explains aim to end segregation promptly and orderly.
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Little Rock
LLP
Supreme Court
Virgil Blossom
National Association “For the Advancement of Colored People
Beloo
NAACP
Wiley Branton
Pine Bluff
Blossom
Little Rock Independent
Hoxie
J. C. Crechaw
Crenchaw
Sweet gesture amid sour gas fight by Senate leader
Washington report notes Lyndon G. Johnson endorses action on a sugar quota bill after the controversial natural gas bill passed. Senator Paul H. Douglas quipped that the majority leader must offer something sweet following yesterday's sour pattern.
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Washington
Senate
Lyndon G. Johnson
Tex
Paul H. Douglas
D-L
Henderson seniors to report for practice teaching in South Arkansas
About 65 Henderson High School seniors will report to various schools in South Arkansas for weeks of practice teaching. Names include Jess Bagwell Horatio Shirley Dowdy Dierks Sidney Freeman Little Rock Nina Hawthorne Hot Springs Kenneth Ledbetter Benton Martha Mitchell Prescott Howard Rix Prescott Dave Robbins Wilton Opa Rowe Hope Charlene Rogers Hope. Also at Henderson the ROTC ball set for March 9.5% Herbert Dodson entertainment committee Don McQueen refreshment.
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Henderson
South Arkansas
Coring
Hope
Jess Bagwell
Horatio
Shirley Dowdy
Dierks
Sidney Freeman
Litle Rock
Public Sehool
Charles Hancock
Prescott
Nina Hawthorne
Hot Springs
Kenneth Ledbetter
Benton
Martha Mitchell
Howard Rix
Dave Robbins
Wilton
Opa Rowe
Neil Cassidy
Jope
Little Rock
Charlene Rogers
North Little Rock
Arkansas Attorney General challenges pooling act in high court
Attorney General William Mooreging disclosed a petition alleging concealment of detections and seeking the required number of signatures for a pooling legislature's act. The filing was presented to the state supreme court by the attorney general in Little Rock, outlining the purpose and parties involved in the case.
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William Wi
Little Rock
Tom Day
High Court
Eldttiotornay
William "Moorgart
Fragmented OCR Notice From Unclear Source
Fragmented text discusses opening steps and named entities in an unclear context. It mentions Rath Owen and Brit Eden with references to states and advancement, but the details are obscured and no coherent event is identifiable.
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Hower
Brit Eden
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