Washington Senate hearing on defense budget and missiles
Senate hearings and defense officials discuss U.S. deterrence, Polaris submarines, and a multi billion dollar budget. Admiral Burke signals Navy wants two more missile submarines and funding, while Twining notes intelligence estimates and command influence. A broader drive to boost military readiness and household aid appears in the background.
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Washington
United
Doin Chicks
U.S. Defense Program
Senate
Wisphower
Adm
Arlelgt A.burke
Naval Operations
Navy
Sky
Defense Department
Wit
Aac
Wattsy
Satuleal
Twining
Secrelny of
Defense
National Security Council
U. & Intelligence
Lo Vike
John
Stengs
D-Miss
Nyrvalle
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Wining
ICS
Air Force
Stennis
Eisenhower
Weather Station Report on 84 Hours Ending Tuesday
Weather data shows high 67 and low 37 with no precipitation. Total 1960 precipitation through January 600 inches, year-ago value unknown. Red River at index 48.1 feet rose to 46.2 feet at Tulton. Little River at Hoalso fell to 18.6 feet and rose at Whitecliffs to 219 feet. Both rivers expected to fall. Denison Dam discharge 6494 cfs. Texarkana Dam discharge 10000 cfs.
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Red River
Index
Tulton
Hoalso
Yose
Whitecliffs
Denison
Texarkana
Regional Forecast for Arkansas From The Associated Press
Regional forecast notes partly cloudy conditions across Arkansas with isolated thunderstorms tonight and cooler air moving in by Wednesday. Highs near 70 in central and northeast regions, 70s to near 70s in the southeast and southwest, and 70s in the northwest. lows range from the 40s in the northeast to the 50s in the east and southwest with some spots near 30s.
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Associated Press
Arkrasas
Locust Swarms Reported Near Damascus Edge of Saudi Arabia
Described in a Damascus newspaper the desert locust swarms were reported advancing toward Saudi Arabia. The bulletin notes the swarms' movement and regional concern over potential agricultural impact.
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Damascus
Syria
6 Aysati
Saudi Arabia
Difficulties Limit Size of The Star Publications
Mechanical issues have reduced The Star from its usual eight pages to six today. The change in type and page arrangement caused a jumble, limiting the number of pages and affecting Monday and Balm Bay editions.
Sugar Curtain Surrounds Mr. Mikoyan
Havana AP reports the sugar curtain shrouded the Soviet premier Angstas J. Mikoyan as secrecy cloaked his visit after two public appearances. During a 24 hour span in Havana he met Cubans and foreigners at events including the Agrarian Reform Institute and the Presidential Palace Xlounge. Diplomats and US Charge Braddock attended a Monday reception where Mikoyan exchanged banter with reporters and toasted Castro with a vodka anecdote, remarking vodka straight preserves quality.
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Havana
Angstas J. Mikoyan
Allie
Agrarian Reform Institute
Daniel Braddock
Mikayan
Evan
Braddock
Mikason
Videl Castro
Dalquirt
Spaniah
Castro
Mkoyan
Russia
Unity Baptists to Hear D 0 Silvey
Unity Baptist Church will host Rev DP Silvey of Texarkana beginning Wednesday February 10 at 7 30 pm through Saturday February 13 with daily services and messages including the morning service Sunday February 14 Rev James Rains at Fordyce will attend Stacy lighting.
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Unity Baptist Church
Leach
Dp, O, Silvey
Texar- Kana
James Raiins
Fordyce
Stacy Gyvenine
FHA Talent Show Staged at School
The Hope Chapter of the Future Homemakers of America held a talent show in the high school auditorium. President Mavie Smith led the meeting with a song, Lida Aaron read minutes, and Janet Robert chaired a program featuring second year girls with skits, solos, piano, and a troupe performance.
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Hope Chapter
The
Future J Homemakers
Ancle
Mavie Smith
Lida Aaron
Anna Mulure Homemakers of America
Hell
Little Rock Mareh
Janet Robert
Dorothy Ball
Mary Cash
Bone Clark
Janell Robinson
Mary Ponder ¢Ich
Shirley Allen
Marguerita Bilis
Georgunne
Lowe
Sue Ann Smith
Violet Tuasnemakey
Cadlehe Braden
Brenda Mitchell
Virginia Hovnady
al Lae Pieuo
Mrs Lively 78 of Washington Dies Monday
Mrs Jessie Joe Lively aged 78 a Washington resident died at her home Monday. She is survived by her husband disper A Lively of Washington three sons Jasper Jr of Shreveport Joe Lively of Fargo and Louis Lively of Kansas City a daughter Mrs Ruby Cull Heenden of Shreveport. Funeral services will be held at Morning side Methodist Church in Shreveport by Rev EB Drake. Burial Heenden-Cernetius will be in Forrest Park Cemetery.
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Jessie Joe Lively
Washington
Disper A. Lively
Jasper Jr
Shreveport
Joe Lively
Fjope
Louis Lively
Kansas City
Ruby Cull- Heenden
Seddom
Morningside Methorlist Church
EB. PL Drake
Forrest Park Cemetery
Local Soil Conservation trip highlights state leaders visit
Arkansas Association officers including Monn Samuel LeAnn and Bill SReutan attended a National Soil Conservation tour in Louisville Kentucky. Early today a window break occurred at a nearby building while Roy Smells a blind concession stand operator was featured in the lobby of the Federal Building. Two soldiers received Army Certificates of Appreciation for civilian service.
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Monn Samuel LeAnn
Arkansas Association ii Suil Conservany
Bill Sreutan
Humpstead Chainman
iSlumen Gooulet Ul Ozan
Emjury ‘Whumpaun
Latisville
Tadetle
Sibhiday
Roy
Federal Building
Lath
Royk
Llund
Minsleepaing Hewes
Ot ‘Hopes
Mild stock market recovery seen in narrow gains
New York AP reports a very mild market rebound with fractions to near a point gains in key stocks at the open. Industrials gained while steels, rails, autos and some manufacturers fluctuated, with the Associated Press average up modestly and bonds down from morning levels.
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New York
Carly Gaiei
Ehent
Ivals
Magma Coppey
Relmumlerd
Wen Shived
Aldens Inc
General Ime
Bell & How
Steel
Hepuplie Tech Ani
General Motors
Dajes & Yatiyali Jaind
American Motors
Associated Press
Noun
Willy Lhe. Industrials
U.S
Graham Talks to 35000 in Africa in Nigeria visit
Evangelist Graham drew about 35000 people to a stadium in Enugu capital of eastern Nigeria. Anglican Bishop and local leaders welcomed him as a revival wave began across the country. He said Nigeria would see a long revival period and praised the crowd’s devotion while addressing worship and prayers.
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Bnugu
Nigeria
Graham Seevived
Moliday
Sparta
Maye
BE. T
Dimeari
Chuceh
Welcuiadt
Ile
Grehum
Uwlis Yea
Counei
Migirio
Rehael Okpara
Premien
Hustera Nigeria
Sven
Tury Graham
Graham
Million Loon for HSTC Qkayed DIS deed
Fragmented OCR text mentions a large sum linked to HSTC and a deed at PPL Rew of St RAMU tub tu th yi on State Videbers Culviste Ariuel phi. Ark. It references budget actions and an administration figure Lydle Gummuily, but details are unclear and names are garbled.
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Ramu
Ariuelphi
Ark
McCaskill's RCS Meets Friday Night
The McCaskill RCS will host a regular monthly meeting Friday night Feb. 12 in the community center building. Speaker Mrs E W Grahar recently returned from the National Traffic Safety meeting in East Lansing. Arkansas delegates and Michigan campus representatives are noted.
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Cor
E.W. Grahar
Alteasting
East Lansing
Mids
Glahzim
G Hope
le Arkansas 1D
Eiby
Michigan
Blatu University
Tet Eeliai
A's
Gordon Prescall
Vaccination Schedule for Babies Stirs County Health Debate
Community health officials led by Calvin Culewell outline upcoming baby vaccination sessions amid supply concerns. The plan, with Wednesday events and an aisle of clinics in Gosn, aims to shield infants from preventable diseases while addressing a projected hospital demand. Local residents are urged to stay informed as dates shift and details firm up.
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Calvin Culewell
Catunty
Dierheet Hogzete
Ufenpstead
Mi Guhowell
Yaecin- Wow
Jewel Burke Shore
Halbert Seit
Cressmuarts
Patna
Neu Pulinus
Highway A
Gas Deal With Brick Works Reported
A local notice describes a gas deal involving Brick Works and a related entity. The fragmentary report mentions parties and a seal, with few readable names or dates. Further details are not legible in the supplied text.
Africa to Be Subject of Mission Study
A joint mission study session titled What is Africa to be held by women of the Presbyterian and Methodist churches features Africa Travel as the topic. Mrs Dorsey Meline delivers the devotion and Mrs Lamay Williamson of Monticello is the guest speaker. Williamson recently visited her son in Africa and will illustrate her talk with slides. The course will be open.
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Africa
Dorsey Meline
Lamay Willmson
Monticello
Willinson
Do Omins Top
Former Hope resident dies in Mena service planned
Former Hope resident Bingure aged 76 died Monday at tar Tamu in Mena. Survived by husband and daughter. Funeral service set for 2 pm Wednesday at Mute with burial at local cemetery.
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Bingure
Washington
Tar Tamu
Mena
Hep
Une
Dudightey
Servius Yyvill
Mute
U S Debates New Proposal to Ban Tests
Washington reports discuss a U S proposal involving Soviet scriptwriters joining Western scientists to stage smaller atmospheric explosions. The plan, linked to Geneva talks, aims to curb nuclear testing by showcasing transparent testing methods and outlawing explosive tests in the atmosphere and space.
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Washington
United States
Seavetary
Suite Chistian
Herter Monedoy
Geneva
Musenv
Wales
Eisenhower Attacks Wheat Price Policies In Congress
President Eisenhower reiterated three guidelines for solving the wheat situation urging price supports not too high to cause surplus production, advocating direct subsidies and production controls. He warned Congress against inconsistent positions and pressed for realistic, constructive proposals to aid farmers and stabilize markets.
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Washington
Crutie-Tontralie
Gullie
Congress
Wil
Pii
Ie Appimelte
Jy Centre
Riehard M. Mixon
Miveo Guidelli
Tip Hower
Shippurky
Cain
Colese Bie
Eiseohower
Man Convicted Under White Slave Act in Arkansas
Jury convicts FORY SMITH of violating the federal White Slave Act. The trial cited Perc y as the victim. Sentencing scheduled, with the court noting the defendant’s actions harmed a Texas woman and involved interstate elements. Margaret Marie Perry appears in the context, with references to associated parties and the case timeline.
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Ark
CARI
Dl-Tiele
Percy
Perry
Texas
Tex
Port Smith
Uae
Margaret Marie Perry
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