Israel to reply promptly on US plan for Gaza Strip withdrawal
Washington sought a quick Israeli reply to a US compromise on ending the Gaza Strip standstill. Secretary Dulles presented the plan to Abba Eban with a request for prompt response. The accord would back free navigation in the Gulf of Aqaba and support action to defend Israel from future Egyptian attacks.
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Jerusalem
Forlen Ministry
Gu. S
Israel
Gaza
General Assembly
Dag Wammarskjold
John M. Hightower
Washington
Unified States
Isreli
Inmeli
Abba Eban Yeserdoy
Dules
United States
Vigatian
Gulf of Aqaba
United Allons
Gaza Strip
Vyernel
Hgypt
Gulf of Aqaba Avenue
Red Sea
Gaza Srip
Highway 53 Extension Meeting Planned February 13
A group seeks to extend Highway 53 to Highway 82 South with a Wednesday evening meeting at Bodean School. T. J. Silvey chairs the committee and invites representatives from Prescott, Dean, Falcon, Buckner, Stamps, Pittsville, Magnolia. The road serves 207,000 broilers, 15,000 hens, oil wells, 350 farm families, and links highways 87 and 82.
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T. J. Silvey
Bodean School
Prescott
Dean
Falcon
Buckner
Stamps
Pittsville
Magnolia
Rodean
Aviation Service Suit Involving Little Rock Operator
Kenneth Starnes, operator of a Little Rock aviation service, faces a $170 000 suit tied to a Russellville crash last year that killed veteran pilot Rex Pierge Hayes. Maj. Douglas Shelton of Little Rock filed the suit January 25 in Pulaski Circuit Court, alleging Hayes was careless and that Starnes was negligent in allowing him to pilot the plane. Starnes moved to have the plaintiff clarified in an amended complaint, seeking to divert or narrow charges that referenced Hayes or Starnes directly.
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Little Rock
Kenneth Starnes
Hint
Russellyne
Maj. Douglas
Shelton
Pulaski
Russellville
Rex Pierge Hayes
Starnes
Hayes
Memphis mother saves children at railroad crossing
Mrs. Frankie Young halted her car amid heavy traffic straddling a railroad track. Four trains approached as cars ahead stalled and those behind could not move. She and five children fled the vehicle before a train struck, tumbling the car 60 feet. A school bus and another car pushed through moments later. no one was hurt, and the sole bright note was that the vehicle had insurance.
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Memphis
Frankie Young
Astradd
Tran
Bittet
How House Voted on PSC Probe
In Little Rock a special report shows the Arkansas House defeated a survey of the Arkansas Public Service Commission probe by roll call 47 to 38 with 1 absent. Rep Hardy Croxton led the effort listing 28 supporters from Bentely to Yarbrough and 30 opponents including Andrews Bethel and Gwin Hickman.
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Little Rock
Hardy Croxton
Bento Feounly
Arkansas Public Service Commission
Bentey
Gethen
Branch
Coates
Cottrell
Craxtot
Field
Kirk
Ledbetter
Putasisi Little
Logan
Mckhenon
Moore
Nance
Gwin ‘Hickman
Hinkle
Howell Johnston
Leake
Ledbeter
Faulkner
Maddox
Massey
Mays
McCallen
McCracken
Mellon Moody
Morrow Mosley
Mowery
Nelson
O'Daniel
Puriee
Philips
Pamerey
Robinson
Radman
Shaver
Stagg
Stewart Suler
Thompson
van Dalsem
Weaver Webb
Willis
Crawford
Drew
Wolf
Woods
Austin
Blackwell
Clark
Durrett
Etheridge
Holsensworth
Howard
Metcalf
Rogers
Ross
Slack Starr Stiles
Ood
Walther
Lincoln Collection adds new items at Boston University
Boston University’s Chenery Library unveils three new Lincoln artifacts including a fragile early print of a Lincoln portrait with a wartime fatherhood angle, a photograph of Boston Corbett autographed after Booth’s assassination, and an 1864 autograph album sold at a town fair to aid wounded soldiers.
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John
BOSTON /fl
Abraham Lincoln
White House
Walthurn
Mass
Boston University
Lincoln
University
Chenery Library
Boston Corbet
Corbett
John Wilkes Booth
Melvin M. Johnson
B. U. Law School
Johnson
Texarkana liquor tax exemption under attack in Arkansas bill
A bill introduced by Rep. Paul Van Dalsem seeks to end Arkansas sales tax exemption for whisky beer and wine sold in Texarkana. Gov. Faubus notes a broader plan to remove partial exemptions across the state. Texarkana lawmakers warn removal would push residents to buy liquor across the Texas border and lose revenue.
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Little. Rockm
Texarkana House
Paul van Dalsem
Betty Cautty
Texarkana
Arkansas
Hiden
Texas
Orval Faubus
Faubus
Fort Smith
Oklahoma
Arkansis
Facubus
Missouri
Bowie County
Tex
Ark
Sck Clark
Louisiana
Jose
Clark
Marshall
Faubus Signs Visiting Divorce Law In Arkansas
Gov. Orval Faubus signed a new visiting divorce law allowing state residents to obtain a divorce during a 90 day visit to Arkansas. The measure aims to curb quickie divorces while preserving existing laws. Faubus weighed a six month residence requirement but said the act would not weaken Arkansas divorce laws. Sens. Stafford and Smith sponsored the measure. He noted separate bills to strengthen segregation laws would still let districts integrate if they choose.
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Little Rock
Orval Faubus
Arkansas
Faubus
Carl Furtiell
Jefferson County
Fred Hi. Stafford
Marked Tree
Charles F
Rip) Smith
West Memphis
Foubus
Bottom Falls Out of Bahama Ghost Industry
In Andros Town Bahamas Constable Boyd, who runs a ghost rental and haunting service, faces an industry collapse as demand evaporates and workers fear low wages. The veteran officer, aging and steadfast, has long controlled ghostly labor here on Nassau’s largest Bahamian island, amid lingering beliefs in black magic and folklore. Contined on Page Six.
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Hal Bryle
Andros
Bahamas
Constable Boyd
Elivoyy
Uly
eOie
Boyd
Peygor Anay
Nassau
Ganstable Boyd Axe
Bath House Vesseur Fees Question Stalled in House Committee
The Arkansas House Public Health Committee refused to recommend on two bills affecting bathhouse workers in Hot Springs. HB-113 by Rep. Tyler of Pulaski County would clarify massage registration and cut initial fees from 35 to 25 dollars and annual renewals from 7.40 to 5.00, while HB-270 by Rep. Ray Smith of Garland County was also reported out without recommendation.
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Little Rock
House Committee On Public Health
Hot Springs
Tyeler
Pulast
Ray Smith
Garland County
Tyler
Resolution seeks PSC data on Arkansas utility rates
The Arkansas House adopted a resolution directing the Public Service Commission to supply data on all electric and water utilities and the 10 largest telephone companies. Rep. Hardy W. Croston sought details on operating income rate of return capitalization and related figures for the latest 12 month period. The move faced procedural friction before approval. The House also backed Rep. Sterling Cockrill Jr.’s resolution praising the CIO Executive Council for opposing unions’ threatened expulsions.
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Little Rock
State Public Service Commission
Arkansas
Hardy W. Croston
Boreton County
P&c
Croxton Meat
FSC
Craxton
Alan
Sterling R. Cockrill Jr
Pulaski County
Utional Atlcio Executive Council
Fugitive Turner Surrenders After Gun Battle Near Parsonage
Aziz Kingman reports escaping convict Charles E. Turner 34, from Leavenworth, surrendered to sheriffs officers after a blaze gun battle at a parsonage. He admitted kidnapping Joyce Hitchcock 17 of Helena Montana and possibly raping her while allegedly burglarizing multiple locations on a four state flight. Officer Stephen Smith chased Turner as they exchanged gunfire in Kingman.
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Kingman
Aziz
Shariff
Louise Freeland
Charles E. Turner
Rt. Leavenworth Federal
Arizona
Stephen Smmith
Turner
Singman Smith
Sinatra Tour to Prove Costly
Promoter Lee Gordon estimates the Sinatra three week tour of Australia and the Philippine Islands will cost in excess of 75000 dollars. Gordon and Hank Sanicola say Sinatra will cover all expenses. a rescheduled tour may be held later this year possibly in October after a siten in Hindlvau where tickets failed.
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Holly Wood
Frank Sinatra
Lee Gordon
Sinatra
Australia
Philippine Islands
Gordon
Hank Sanicola
Hendlvau
Library Open House Highlighting County Library History
Open House Thursday from 6 to 9 p.m. showcases Hempstead County Library evolution from a small donated collection to a modern brick building with about 23 000 books and 40 magazines. The countywide library system serves 735 square miles with branches in Blevins Fulton Washington and Ogle? Columbus.
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Alvne
Hempstead County Library
To & Fing
Bth and
Elm
State Board of Education
J. A. Henry
Arch Moore
Hempstead County
G. B. Cannon
N ,P
Earl. O'Neal
B. W. Edwards
D. F P. Weaver
J. J. Liebling
FE. Brown
Syd ‘McMath
Charles Reynerson
James H. Jones
Hope
Mary Catts
Washington
Morgan Griffith
Guernsey
Norman Jones
Springhil
J. R. Meaders
Blevins
Hempstead
Fulton
Coglumbuis
Yevest
Hope Junior Chamber of Commerce
B and P W Club to Hear Attorney C V Nunn
The Hope Business and Professional Women's Club invites the public to a talk by attorney C V Nunn Jr paid by the club's Public Affairs Committee chaired by Mrs Jesse Brown. The meeting is set for Thursday February 16 with the committee in charge of the program.
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Co. V. Nunn, Jr
Hope Business and Professional Women's Club
Jesse Brown
Toy Used to Hold Up Liquor Store
A man used a toy cap pistol to threaten a liquor store last night but narrowly escaped harm as the woman attendant shot at him and he fled. Police later arrested Raymond Tuck, 28, of Little Rock after tracking a yellow truck matching a description. Officers recovered a cap pistol in the vehicle.
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Raymond Tuck
Little Roepk
Larabien
Itv
Sunday Store Sales Okayed by Senate
The Arkansas Senate approved a bill to let grocery stores operate on Sundays amid blue laws. The measure includes an amendment to exempt grocery stores from the Sunday restriction, while service stations would also be allowed to open. Debate reflected views that some businesses should be treated separately. a final House action on the bill is pending. A $62,100 appropriation for the Publicity and Parks Commission was approved.
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Litt Rock
Arkans Sas Senate
House
Arte Gregory
Little Rock
Sen
Shorrell Gathright
Pine Bluff
Gregory
Senate
Publicity and Parks Commission
Fire Destroys Waldron Lumber Co Plant
Fire roared through Waldron Lumber Co early this morning damaging the facility and causing about 1 in losses. Owner Mr Works estimated the cost at 1000 and said seven employees would be left out of work. The blaze, fought by Waldron’s volunteer department, was contained but not fully extinguished. A 2000 gallon butane tank exploded nearby, with no injuries reported as authorities investigate a possible wiring fault. Insurance will cover most of the damage.
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Waldron
Waldron Lumber Co
Works
Anw- Dil
Walt
Vealunieer
Arkansas
Spowind
Aamir Dati
Aaichil
Caver Park
Life Termers Get Sentences Cut by Faubus
Gov. Orval Faubus commuted and furloughed several life termers yesterday. Norris, jailed since 1960 for kidnapping and robbery, had his sentence cut from life to years. Other convicts, including Charles Payne and Gerald Ainsworth, saw reduced terms as part of the clemency actions affecting multiple Arkansas cases.
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Faubus
Orval Jesubus
Terral
Norris
Oklahoma
Norrin
Howate
Terri
Arkasas
Walt
Arkansas
Charles Payne
Vonvie
Gray
Winslow
Goud
Gerald Ainsworth
Craighead County
Lake City
Payne
Ainsworth
Three Candidates Seek Hore District 1A School Board
Three filings for Hore District 1A school board seats are listed for the March 16 election. Mrs Frank King seeks Post 3 held by Clit Bridgers who won’t run again. Sam McGill seeks re election to Post 3. Dick Watkins, appointed for the unexpired term of Syvelle Burke, seeks a full three year term. Petitions require 20 electors’ signatures and must be filed with the county election secretary at least 20 days before March 16.
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Hore District
Frank King
Clit Bridgers
Sam McGill
Dick Watkins
Syvelle Burke
Schooal
County Board of Election
All Around Town Highlights Church to Auto Firm Notes
In a church conference on February 10, First Baptist Church reluctantly accepted Rev. Whitlow's resignation and thanked Rev. Whitely for service. Rev. Whitten left to become pastor at Firms Baptist Church of Arkadelphia. Thomas Barber and Charles Harrel win agency prizes in a firm contest. Mike Kelly at Scott White Clinic is improving. A meeting is called for Little Pony and Big League baseball sponsors in Hope City Hall. Grover C. Fisher, USN, arrived in Long Beach after duty with Formosa Patrol Force, visiting Pearl Harbor Kaohsiung Formosa and other Pacific points.
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Bagus Church
A. Whitlow
Whitley
Whitten
Firms Baptist Church of Arkadelphia
Pram Corporation
Thomas Barber
Look Auto Co
Charles Harrel
Hope Auto Comepany
Mr. Barbey
Mr. Harrel
Philco
Charles Gough
Parks and Recreation Supervision
All Little Pony
Hope City Hall
Grover C. Fisher
USN
Long Beach
Calif
Samuel N. Moore
Far East
Formosa
Pearl Harbor
T. H
Kaohsiung
Mila
P. ‘i Kure
Japan
Russia Pushes Hands-off Policy in Middle East
Moscow proposes a six point plan to withdraw foreign troops, halt arms shipments, and end outside meddling. The Kremlin seeks no military commitments while urging peaceful settlement, with emphasis on Israeli withdrawal from Egyptian territory and compensation for Britain France and Israel.
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Russia
Middle East
Moscow
Shepllav
Low jMiet
Roalasia
Ha Krenidin
Siely i
United States
Badtala
Jane
Soviet Union
Egypt
Cairo
Aloe
Suez Canal
Shepilov
Britain
Nea
Henownes
Near
Haat
Kremlin
Wiesnhower
Baby Dies in Accidental Strangulation at Home
A six month old girl, Deborah Lasiter, died yesterday in an accidental strangulation. Coveney William H. Polk ruled death caused by accidental strangulation after the child's head wedged between the bars of a baby bed. Survivors include three brothers.
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Vor Smit
Deborah Lasiter
Othel W. Lasiter
Coveney
William H. Polk
Arkansas Weather Summary From The Weather Station
The report notes unsettled conditions across Arkansas with partly cloudy to light rain in the southeast, cooler air in the northern portions, and temperatures generally in the 40s to 60s. Precipitation remains light to scattered, with a slight cooling trend toward Friday.
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Xperiment
Arkansas
Associated Press
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