Kennedy Asks Creation of 29 New Federal Judgeships
Att Gen Robert F Kennedy urged Congress to fund 59 new federal judgeships doubling circuit seats and expanding district positions across Alabama Arizona California Colorado Florida Georgia Illinois Indiana Iowa Kansas Maryland Massachusetts Michigan New Jersey New York North Carolina Ohio Pennsylvania Puerto Rico South Carolina Tennessee Texas and other districts. The move aims to reduce court congestion after years without increases and follows Judicial Conference recommendations.
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Arkansas Weather Summary From Regional Forecast
The report covers a period ending 7 am Friday with a high of 66 and a low of 29 and January precipitation totals. It notes temperature trends across regions and a forecast of generally clear to partly cloudy conditions, warming this afternoon and through Saturday. Expected highs mid 40s to mid 50s by area with lows 20s to 30s, continuing into Sunday.
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Arkansas
Associated Press
Brooks Hays May Get a Top Post
The New York Herald Tribune reports Rep. Brooks Hays of Arkansas is expected to be named Assistant Secretary of State for Congressional Affairs. The move, praised by Kennedy and Secretary Rusk, would place a leading Southern moderates in the administration. Hays would succeed William Macomber, who will become an ambassador.
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New York Herald Tribune
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Brooks Hays
Arkansas
Washington
White House
Kennedy
Dawn Rusk
Yays
House of Representatives
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Cong Hays
William Bulls Macomber
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Hays
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Kennnedy
Newport
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Fawbus
Dale Alford
Heys
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Department store sales dip in St Louis area and region
The Federal Reserve Bank of St Louis reports department store sales in the Eighth District for the week ending February 4 were eight percent below the prior week in St Louis area stores and down in Lille Mark Louisville and Memphis. Seven smaller district cities rose six percent. Four weeks ending February 4 were five percent below the prior year.
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Arkansas Senate Approves Yurnback Bill to Aid Counties
The Arkansas Senate passed 27 to 7 a bill to raise county funding by 530000 dollars annually and boost smaller counties. The measure alters the funding formula to emphasize area size while reducing shares for five counties Arkansas Jefferson Mississippi Union and White. Proponents argue funds would come from surplus and support county needs amid rising costs, while opponents say schools welfare and other agencies could suffer.
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Arkansas Senate
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Ial
Senate
Arkansas
Jeffersay
Mississippi
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Sendle Vale
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Robert Hays Williams
Russellville
J. Lee Bearden
Leach ‘Ville
House Fails to Vote on Highway Fund in Arkansas
The Arkansas House rejected debate limits and adjourned 49 to 47 after failing to pass a highway fund bill. The measure would allocate about 1.5 million dollars annually to counties from the state, with Senate support and criticism from Gov. Faubus. Officials warned the Highway Department could delay up to 1 million dollars in road projects without the funding and federal matching money.
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High Way Department
Faubus Threats Narrow Arkansas Building Plan Debate
Arkansas Governor Faubus threatens to divert funds to counties if the state does not support his building program and argues for a 1.72 percent state share in a joint retirement plan with Social Security. Sen. Clarence Bell, Parkin School superintendent, and the Arkansas Education Association back a special order for Wednesday. Education officials dispute the plan as mathematically impossible, noting that substantial portions of teacher contributions cannot be used until retirement. Faubus plans a building program submission next week, with potential joint session.
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Wien
Pune
Mauhos
Kanu
Lhe House
University of Arkansas
Children’s Culony
State Hospital
Maubus
Wold
Arkansas Firm Named in Suit
Arkansas firm Osceola and Culvert Co. is named among 49 corporations in an FTC anti merger case against American-Marietta Co. for acquiring 49 firms from Heousk to coast. The acquisitions could lessen competition in concrete pipe cement and related products. Osceola and Culvert Co. is a subsidiary of Miel-South Concrete Pipe Co. Tennessee corporation.
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Wassingyton
Arkansas Company
Osceola and Culvert Co
Federal Trade Commission
Commission
American-Marietta Co
Chicago
Heousk
FYC
Osevelut Company
Subo
Miel-South Cencrete ‘Pipe Co. A ‘Tennessee Corpora
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All Around Town champions in MUS ping pong finals
Jan Reinhard and Warl Nay Murphy win boys and girls singles titles at the MUS ping pong tournament. The doubles final features Larl Ray and Charles Tripp. PML ogins! Ronnie Smith and David Wardle compete today as winners advance.
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Jan Reinhard
Warl Nay Murphy
Larl Ray
Charles Tripp
PML Ogins
Ronnie Smith
David Wardle
Traphys Goa
Powell 84 Dies in Hope Hospital
Mrs. Vinnie Powell aged 84 died Thursday in a Hope hospital. Survived by two daughters Myrtle Olorke of Hope and Mrs Frank Caanes of Galveston Texas, four sons Arthur Powell Hope Sint Powell Hooks Lex RR Powell Oaklane California and Duke Powell Texarkana five grandchildren 41 great grandchildren two sisters Mrs A T Biddle and Mrs Mary Little two brothers Joe Largis and Abe Hargis. Funeral services Sunday at 2130 Sale Day at Water Creek Church with burial Water Creek Cemetery. Hernadon Cornelius in charge.
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Myrtle Olorke
Hope
Frank Caanes
Galveston
Tex
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Sint Powell
Hooks
Lex
da Powell
Oaklane
Calif
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Mas. A. T
Niagara Project Starts Today
The Niagara power project, the free world’s mightiest hydroelectric development, begins operations with Gov Nelson Rockefeller presiding. Three years of furious work end as a switch is thrown to send power to homes and factories. The project promises about 2,790,000 kilowatts of output and marks a milestone for the State Power Authority.
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Niagara
Free World
Nelson Ruelefelter
Ower Fran
Reno
Toscay
Inti
Two Funerals for Famous Jazz Player in New Orleans
In New Orleans two funerals marked the passing of famed jazz clarinetist Picau and Alphonse Pleo. A marching band played ragtime tunes and hymns as crowds, white and Black, gathered to honor the musicians and celebrate the citys enduring jazz tradition.
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Negra Jan Marinetist
Alphonse Pleo
Thay
Buriet
New Orleans
Jananan Ap Dade
San
Mlou Pieau
Old Land
Young
Penney Store Extends Public Credit With New Plan
Penney's announces a broad credit program offering a 400 day charge account with an 80 day interest-free period and options to pay over longer terms. The plan targets higher priced items and promises flexible monthly billing while expanding to nearly all stores nationwide.
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W. OR. Caldwell
Marely
Penney
Aiai
Iyet
Lasiss Bonnes
Fst
French Admit Plane Fired on Soviet Craft
An article reports a French admission that a plane fired on a Soviet aircraft near Algiers amid Soviet French tensions. It cites conflicting communiques, mentions Algeria’s role, and notes a plane’s flight plan and possible arms shipments context.
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Revi
Leonid Broshier
Mc Meonely
Ede
Vurthermore
de Bovis
Minvbieye
Bowine
Rewi
Cotte
Cyghtees
Sada
Saytet
Essuedt
Tahal
Morocco
Trexhney Alopperk
Vistay Cuimnea
Alegiers
Vale Fur
Kenessa
Algiers
Ava
Hyoneh
Algeria
Roe Sydler
Fallay
Deel
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Ander A. Gromyko
Moscow
Cromyka
Ant Canlinus
Extension Courses Are Set Up Here
Extension courses will be offered at Hope College according to the advertisement by Extension Hine 4 by Willian. The courses include general psychology study and business math 141 ATL. Students may enroll on a credit by exam basis and based on the Fisk rules.
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Tree Allege
Hope Tieaighhooft Cuapis Service
Heuelersort
Peuchivs College
Willian
Hubli
Tees Dbuble
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