Hospital to Get Priority on Buildings
Arkansas Governor Faubus declared the State Hospital will receive top priority in state construction funded from current revenue. He cited a $10 million construction budget and the failed soft drink tax measure as factors affecting how funds might be allocated.
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Woman's Singing Calms Survivors on Sinking Ship
An American woman aboard the Danish freighter Laust Maersk sang The Lord's Prayer to calm survivors as the ship sank after a collision in Tokyo Bay. Mrs. Victor Andrews of Laguna Beach, California, was among the passengers aboard the 6,419 ton vessel.
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Laust Maersk
Prescott Kiwanis and Chamber Banquet Highlights
Prescott reports detail the Chamber of Commerce annual banquet with Rev W R Woodell as leader and patriotic decor, plus Kiwanis guest Walter Hirst describing DeAnn Battle and Military Road history. The column notes social events, honors, birthdays, and visits among local residents.
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Walter Mirst
损失船难引发的海事事故简讯
The American cargo ship Alcoa Pioneer was involved in a crash as the Danish crewman died. The Japanese Coast Guard reported three others missing, including a Danish crew member, while three additional American passengers were rescued. The Laust Maerk sank after the collision with its bow damaged and the ship later towed to dock under its own power.
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Weather Continued From Page One In The West
Weather forecast from the Associated Press covers Central, northeast and southeast areas. Expect cloudy to partly cloudy conditions this afternoon tonight and Thursday with cooler nights. Highs range from upper 30s to mid 40s in the west central sectors and mid to upper 40s toward the southeast. Lows mainly mid 20s to upper 20s, with colder nights in the northwest. Louisiana remains mostly cloudy this afternoon with continuing cold and lows in the 28 to 38 range and Thursday highs from 45 to 58 degrees.
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Arkansas
Associated Press
Louisiana
Snow Delays Northwest Arkansas Travel and Power
Heavy snowfall blanketed northwest Arkansas Tuesday causing canceled airline service to Harrison and Fayetteville and delayed Greyhound and Continental Trailways routes. Fort Smith service remained, buses ran late on slick highways, and power was disrupted for a few Everton families due to a weather blamed transformer failure. The Weather Bureau warned of continued cold, cloudy conditions with highs near 32 to 40 and ended snow.
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Midwest Trailways Bus Co
Everton
Harrison
Senate Advances Bills On Property Reclaiming And Health Funding
Senate approved a measure allowing true owners of stolen property pawned elsewhere to recover belongings at no cost. It also backed tightenings on misleading advertising and a 25000 appropriation for a Dental Health Division. House sent a Motor Vehicle Commission bill and a Poison Springs park proposal to the Senate. Budget bills, including 41.6 for a separate Revenue Department building, were approved.
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English Ivy from Sir Walter Scott Home Reaches Washington
English ivy growing on trees and fences in Washington Hempstead County traces back to the home of Sir Walter Scott, linking local greenery to historic sources.
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Hempstead County
Sir Walter Scott
Legislative Proposals on Tax Divisions and Civil Service
The Senate considered a fluid milk control division within the Health Department and urged cities to place fire departments under civil service. Counties and cities could levy an ad valorem road tax up to five mills, up from three, under a constitutional amendment. A House measure to lower state income taxes failed amid opposition noting limited benefit to low income residents.
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Swifton
Kennedy denies missile gap claim after study
President Kennedy and the White House deny a reported Defense Department study claiming no missile gap between the United States and the Soviet Union. Pierre Salinger said the Pentagon had not reached such a conclusion, while newsmen questioned Kennedy at a press conference.
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State of the Union
Rail Worker Wins 449,929 in Soccer Pool
A London railroad worker earning 22.40 weekly hid his gambling fact from family as he claimed a 449,929 prize from a weekly soccer pool. He forecast eight ties correctly but the single winner, keeping the entire prize, startled officials and his devout family. The story also notes Pentagon comments on missile gap rumors and political reactions in Congress regarding Eisenhower.
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London
Hope Stare: blished every, ceckday arterno STAR PUBLISHING CO. Mes
The Star Publishing Co. details editors and staff, publication notices, and advertising offices across Arkansas and national outlets, followed by a personal note about two sons raised with a religious education that avoided gambling.
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Alén
M. Washburn
Seey-Trea
Star
Mealy Street
10 Percent To Our Hope Patrons Dinner Promotion
When you dine with us 10 percent of your check goes to the church or charity of your choice. Friday Night features all the fish you can eat for 1.00. Saturday Night offers pizza at 1.00 each.
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HOPE
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