Grand Jury May Investigate Oil and Gas Prices
Senators O Mahoney Magnuson welcomed a federal grand jury probe into oil and gasoline price increases. The inquiry, ordered by Judge Bryan for March 1, targets production refining and sales, with officials noting price boosts and possible industry coordination under the Europe program.
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Washington
Solis
O'Mahonney
D-Wéo
Magnuson
Dwash
Justice Department
O'Mahoney
Senate
Alexandria
Antitrust Division
Federal District
Albert V. Bryan
Bryan
Potomac River
Victor R. Hansen
No Authority in Bus Desegregation
Atty Osro Cobb told the Little Rock associator he lacks federal authority to move against segregation in Arkansas bus and train waiting rooms. He said federal action would require Washington's authorization and noted receipt of a Crenshaw NAACP letter protesting continued segregation. He reported a conference with Crenshaw and said the matter could be raised in his next visit to Washington.
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Little Rock
U. S
Crenshaw
Justice Department
Washington
Roterians Hear of Chick Industry
John Randolph general manager of Corn Belt Hatcheries spoke Friday to the Hope Rotary Club about the chicken industry in southwest Arkansas. He noted that 20,000,000 hens could provide a good living for about 10,000 families in the area plus related jobs. Visiting Rotarian Cecil Watson of Texarkana, guest Luis Morena of Panama City, and Charles Stewart of Norfolk attended. New Rotarians included F. A. Brewer of the Hope Basket Co.
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John Randolph
Corn Belt Hatcheries
Hope Rotary Club
Southe West
Arkansas
Randolph
Cecil Watson
Mexarkana
Ark
Luis Q. Morena
Panama City
Pancama
Charles — E. Stewart
Norfolk
Virginia
New Rotarians
PF. A. Brewer
The
Hope Basket Co
Saud and Ike in Agreement on Middle East
President Eisenhower and King Saud reportedly reached full accord on Middle East issues after a White House conference. A communique was expected detailing talks over the past 10 days, covering expansion of Daharan air base use, increased U.S. military aid, modernization of Saudi forces, continued economic support, and potential cooperation against Communist expansion.
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Washington
Eisenhower
King Saud
White House
Georgia
Saud
Spain
Amercan Ang ‘Atal
Eisenhower-Saud
U .S
Dahahran
U. S
Saudi Arabia
U.S
Middle East
Suez Canal
United States
Amerean
Yusuf Yasin
Payid
Mashhur
Walter Reed Army Hospital
U S Acts to Half Stream Pollution
Washington announces action to halt oil well wastes polluting waters from Arkansas into Carney Creek in north Louisiana. Secretary of Welfare Folsom sent recommendations from a special hearing board to five oil well operators. Operators must stop discharges within 90 days. hearings had been held in Homey Tats.
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Washington
Arkansas
North Louisiana
Folsom
Bosyd
Carney Creek
North
Louisiana
Foulpom
Guyye Jis Burke Vous
Ex GOP Legislator Hallabaugh Dies at Osceola Hospital
OSCEOLA Wf Shem E Hallabaugh a former Republican member of the Arkansas Legislature died at a hospital here He was 87 Hallabaugh who lived most of his life in Marshall Ark authored the state pure food law native of Leslie Ark moved here four years ago a retired Marshall merchant He served three terms in the General Assembly and was a former grand high priest and deputy grand master for Arkansas Masons He officiated at more than 240 Masonic funerals Survivors include his wife four sons three daughters eight grandchildren and nine great grandchildren Funeral services will be held Sunday at Marshall
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Osceola
Shem E. Hallabrugh
Arkansas
Hallabaugh
Marshall
Ark
Leslie
Jie
General Assembly
Arkansas Masons
Abd Marshall
Oilmen May Show Price Increase Need
Washington senator Barrett says oil industry spokesmen may present reasons for price hikes beyond the Suez Canal closure as Congress weighs fuel oil and gasoline price boosts amid calls for government action. Testimony by independent producers due next. probes into emergency oil lists and price behavior proceed. officials cited limited authority to curb prices.
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Washington
Sen
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Suez Canal
Congress
Tie Oil Industry
Europe
Senate
Public Lands
Rey. Ikard
D-Tex
O'Nathoney
D-Wye
Senate Commerce
Sen. Magnuson
D-Wash
Sen. Pastore
D-Rd
Ben
Ke Hoover
Middle East
Sez Canal
Kefonger
Arthur Flemming
Royal Rift Rumors Denied by Buckingham Palace
London papers ignore United States reports of a rift between Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip. Buckingham Palace calls the claims quite untrue as rumors persist with no tangible evidence. The Duke and Queen, nearing the end of tours, will reunite in Lisbon before a Portugal visit.
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United States
Elizabeth II
Buckingham Paclnee
Ballinore Sun
Cafe Society Folike
Cmdr
Richard Colville
Pales
Duke of Edinburgh
Britannia
Lisbon
Portugal
Death of Indian chief Aniceto Granllig at age 90
Aniceto Granillg, cacique and chief of the Tigua Indians, died near Isleta Tex. Funeral rites were held with honor guard and Mass as the tribe recalled three centuries at their mission near Franklin Mountain. The Tiguas, among first to adopt Christianity, settled after fleeing Isleta Pueblo in 1683, building the mission of Gornas Christi de la Varieta del Sur.
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Osleta
Tex
Aniceto Granillg
Mornine
Wateh
Antonio de Otermino
Isleta Pueblo
Albuquerque, N. M
Franklin Mountain
Gornas Christi de la Varieta del Sur
Provisions of New Income Tax Measure
The measure signed by Gov. Orval Faubus revises exemptions without raising the tax, covering more filers. It lowers personal and dependent exemptions and changes amounts for single and married taxpayers, affecting Arkansans with the first-time impact on many filers.
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Lieptle Rock i
Orval Faubus
Fong
Arkanyans
Ford Experiment Bye to End Soon
Dr. Guy A. Curry, president of the Arkatsas Experiment in Teacher Education, told representatives of 18 Arkansas colleges that increased revenue from sources likely will cover continued operation. Funding from the Fund for the Advancement of Education will end this year. The program plans four years of liberal arts study followed by a year in the field, with a master's degree awarded on completion.
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Little Rock
Arkatgas
Apo
Ford Fottndatior
Sargere
Guy A. Curry
Arkatsas
Arkansas
Revere Frotty
Fund For the Advancement of Education
Yard Fouhdaeston
Uberalasha
Reporter Faces Passport Decision Over China trip
In Budapest American reporter William Worthy of the Baltimore Afro-American weighs options after Washington moves to revoke his passport. He may seek a hearing in Budapest or Washington or refuse involvement, with passport expiry March 4 and past ties to New York Post and CBS. Edman Stevens and Philip Harrington of Look Magazine also faced passport questions after returning from China.
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Budapest
Red China
Washington
United States
Willam Worthy
Baltimore
Communist
China
State Department
Moscow
U. S
Worthy
Richard R. Shelby Jr
New York Post
CBS
U. S. Legation
James Wechsler
K. T. Wailes
Wailes
Communist China
Edman Stevens
Philip ‘Harrington
Look Magazine
Stevens
Soviet Proposes High Level Talks on Disarmament
Russia asks United Nations to hold next round of disarmament talks with foreign ministers rather than lower level delegates. Vassily Kvanetsov sent letters to UN heads, seeking high level meetings as Western governments consider Bulganin’s proposal. Eisenhower favors UN framework, experts to negotiate. Harold E. V. Bertassen and French negotiator Joseph Much are noted as involved.
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N.Y. Im
United States
Britain
Canada
France
Vassily V. Kvanetsev
U. N
Russia
Bulganin
India
Soviet Union
Eisenhower
United Nations One Western Sowtee
U. S
Hol
Harold Bertassen
Living Cost Up 74 Percent Since 1941
James Marlow analyzes inflation under President Eisenhower, noting living costs rose 74 percent from 1941 to 1945. He cites wages, debt growth, and borrowing trends, with consumer credit and auto loans surging while some prices fell or rose modestly. The piece discusses government response and debt consequences.
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Washington
Eisenhow
Janeary
Eisenhower
Wisenhower
White _ House
Wiesenhower
Twa Gring
Army to Spend 1.7 Million on Spa Hospital in Arkansas
The Army plans a total of 1,781,500 dollars to operate Army-Navy Hospital at Hot Springs Arkansas next fiscal year. A second line item shows 1,021,000 dollars for maintenance and operation of the hospital and 798,500 dollars for military pay, per Senator Norrell.
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Washington
Army
Mot Springs
Ark
Norrell
D-Ark
Arkansas House Defeats a Quickie Divorce Measure
The Arkansas House defeated a bill to tighten residency requirements under the day of divorce law by 62 to 20 with the emergency clause adopted 73 to 11. Opponents warned it would weaken divorce laws while supporters argued it clarifies eligibility and shows confidence in sponsor Rip Smith.
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Little Rock
Arkansas House
de Clare
Arkansas
Charles Roxscoff
Phillips County
House
Paul van Dalsem
Perry County
Rip Smith
Charles. Smith
West Memphis
James 8. Yarbrough
Sebastian County
van Dalsem
Teenage Code Proposed by Cedar Grove Middle School Students
Seventh and eighth graders at Cedar Grove grammar school propose a teenage code to avoid supervision by parents. The plan bans dungarees except on gym dates, ends dances at 10 p.m., and advises teens to avoid single dating. They also set phone calls to 18 to 20 minutes at an agreed time, with teens aiming for 10 hours of sleep.
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Cedar Grove
Pares
Administration Hopes to Avert a Showdown
The United States presses Israel to withdraw from Gaza and the Gulf of Aqaba region. President Eisenhower and officials urge a pledge of full withdrawal before Israeli troops pull back, seeking UN force deployment as temporary security. Ebba Eban and Robert Murphy held an hour long, view exchanging meeting at the State Department.
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T'senhower
Iast
Tila
United Nations
Gaza Strip
Tregion
Gulf of Aqaba
Israel
Ebba Eban
Robert Murphy
Murphy
State Department
Bhan
Whan
Egypt
Eisenhower
Stupa
Yngre
David Ben-Gurion
Ben-Gurion
Foreign Ministry
Unl
Itds
Belevos
U.N
Weyot
U. N
Sinanal
Guaza
Agaha
United States
s+ real
Gaza
Conviction of Col Fleming Upheld by U S Military Court
The U S Court of Military Appeals upheld Army Lt Colonel Harry Fleming’s conviction for recording propaganda while a Korean War POW. He was dismissed from service and forfeited pay and allowances. The court agreed with the court martial that Fleming failed to meet the standards of his rank and as group leader bore responsibility for ex ample conduct among prisoners.
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Washington
UU. S. Court of Military Appeals
Army
Harry Fleming
Fleming
Military
Weather Extender Forecast Arkansas Friday Warm With Showers
In Arkansas the forecast calls for mild to warm conditions with temperatures around six degrees above normal. Normal high is 63 while the low around 35. Expect continued mild weather with heavy precipitation due to showers through Wednesday.
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Arkansas
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