Israel silent on U S plan to end Gaza Gaza Strip dispute
In Jerusalem Israeli officials declined comment on Secretary Dul es plan to urge withdrawal of troops from Gaza and Egyptian Gulf of Aqaba routes. A spokesman said Israel had not officially received the proposal and would not respond until Dag Hammarskjold's report is studied.
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Jerusalem
Fortion Ministry
Gaza Strip
Gulf of Aqaba
Israel
Abba Eban
Shan
U. N. General Assembly
Beind
Dag Hammarskjold
John M. Hightower
Washington
United States
Haining Isreli
Egypt
State Duldes
United Nations
Gulf of Adabav Avenue
Red Sea
Gaza P
Group to Seek Extension of Highway 53 Meeting Set
A Highway 53 extension meeting chaired by T. J. Silvey will be held Wednesday Feb. 13 at 7 p m at Bodcaw School. Attendees from Prescott Falcon Buckner Stamps Lisville Magnolia and others will discuss extending Highway 53 to connect Highway 62 South and Highway 67 82 to improve regional traffic and service to 207 000 broilers 15 000 hens and 350 farm families.
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T. J. Silvey
Highway 62
Bodecan School
Prescott
Wit Falcon
Buckner
Stamps
Lisville
Magnolia
Bodcaw
Aviation Service Faces 170000 Suit Over Russellville Crash
Kenneth Staines of Little Rock files a 170000 suit arising from a Russellville plane crash last year that killed veteran pilot Rex Hayes and injured Douglas Shelton. Staines seeks clearer charges as he contests the allegations naming him and his aviation service. The case, in Pulaski Circuit Court, involves claims of negligence and competency.
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Little Rock
Kenneth Staines
Russellville
Maj
Douglas
Shelton
Pulaski
Rex Pierce Hayes
Starnes
Hayes
Eargless
Hin Oe
Ps le Eae Ae
Apparently She Did Best Thing MEMPHIS
Mrs Frankie Young stopped her car in heavy traffic astride a railroad track. A train struck the car, tumbling it 60 feet. The school bus and other car blocked her path then drove away. No one was hurt, and she noted the only bright point was having insurance.
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Memphis
Frankie Young
Astraddie
Weill
Mrs. Young
Chilirenth
House Vote on PSC Probe Defeated in Arkansas House
In Little Rock special vote on HR 2 led by Rep. Wardy Croxton of Benton County calling for an Arkansas Public Service Commission probe. The motion failed 47 to 98 with 1 not voting. Names of those voting for and against listed, with notable abstentions and absentees noted.
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Little Rock
Wardy Croxton
Benton County
Arkansas Public Service Commission
Benton
Bethea
Branch
Coates
Cottrell
Croxton
Field
Ferguson Fletcher
Graham
Green
Hall
Johnson
King
Kinney
Kinslaw
Kirk
Ledbetter
Pulaski Little
Faulkner
Maddox
Massey
Mays
McCallen
McCracken
Mellon Moody
Morrow Mosley
Mowery
Nelson
O'Baniel
Partee
Phillips
Pomeroy
Robinson
Rodman
Shaver
Stagg
Stewart Suler
Thompson
van Dalsem
Weaver Webb
Willis
Crawford
Drew
Wall
Woods
Austin
Blackwell
Clark
Durrett
Etheridge
Hol Jensworth
Howard
Metcalf
Rogers
Ross
Stack Starr
Stiles
Ood
Walther
New Lincoln Collection Adds Early Portraits at BU Chenery Library
Boston University adds three Lincolniana items to its Chenery Library marking Lincoln’s birthday. A 62-year-old first print portrait taken by a Waltham photographer shows Lincoln with a chair for his son, plus an autographed photograph of John Corbett and an autograph album sold to aid Civil War soldiers. Dean Emeritus Melvin M. Johnson provides context on how the pieces were created and collected.
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John B.enga
Boston
Abraham Lincoln
White House
Leopa Get
Waltham, Mass
Boston University
Lincoln
University
Chenery Library
Boston Corbet
Corbett
John Wilkes Booth
Iowa
Fran
Melvin M. Johnson
B. U. Law School
Johnson
Texarkana Liquor Tax Exemption Under Fire in Arkansas
Arkansas lawmakers debate removing sales tax exemption on whiskey wine and beer sold near Texarkana. Gov Faubus backs bills to end partial exemptions affecting Fort Smith border areas while Texarkana’s exemption remains intact. Senator Jeck Clark notes loss of alcohol tax would push residents to Texas and Louisiana for purchases.
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Orvald Paubus
Arkansas
Faubus
Fort Smith
Oklahoma
Orval Faubus
Missouri
Texarkana
Bowie Counjis
Pex
Ark
Texas
Jeck Clark
Louisiana
Clark
Texarkwr
Tex
Faubus Signs New Visiting Divorce Law
Gov Orval Faubus approved a bill allowing out of state residents to obtain a divorce after a 90 day Arkansas visit. He said the act does not weaken divorce laws but suggested a residence requirement might be added. The measure faced criticism as enabling quickie divorces and linked to segregation law debates.
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Little Rock
Orval Faubus
Arkansas
Carl Furnell
Jefferson County
Fred H. Stafford
Marked Tree
Charles F. Rip Smith
West Memphis
Faubus
Bottom Falls Out of Bahama Ghost Industry
Bahama town faces a ghost rental collapse as Constable Boyd’s monopoly on guaranteed grade-A spirits leaves the market with unemployed specters. The article notes his far reach, touring Nassau for arrests and a superstition rich backdrop, while locals joke about the ghost trade.
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Bahama
Tal Byyls Anpros
Bahamasi
Boyd
Gheers
Ganstable
Constable Boyd
Bahamas
Nassau
Committee Silent on Bath House Question
The House committee on public health refused to issue a recommendation on two bills affecting bathhouse treasurers in Hot Springs. Bath HD-113 by Rep. T. Je. Tyler would clarify the massage registration act and lower initial and annual fees, while TUB-270 by Rep. Ray Smith remained reported without recommendation.
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Little Rock
Llp
House Committee On Public Health
Hot Springs
Bath
T. Je. Tyler
Pulaski County
Ray Smith
Garland County
Tyler
Arkansas House Votes Resolution Seeking Utility Data from PSC
The Arkansas House adopted a resolution directing the Public Service Commission to provide financial data on all electric and gas utilities, the five largest water utilities, and the 10 largest telephone companies for the latest 12 months. Rep. Hardy W. Croxton led the effort. a similar motion to send the measure to committee failed.
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Little Rock
House
State
Publc Service Commission
Eleetere and Gas
Arkansas
Hardy W. Croxton
Buneton County
Lae PLC
Croxton
FSC
Resolutions Committee
Sterling R. Cothrill Jr
Pulaski County
Aienal Aplcio Executive Council
Juntess Ubey
Fugitive Turner Surrenders After Gun Battle in Arizona
Charles E. Turner, an escaped Fort Leavenworth convict, turned himself in to Kingman sheriffs after a blaze lit gun battle with officers. He reportedly abducted 17 year old Joyce Hitchcock at gunpoint and forced her on a cross state trip, with claims of rape and multiple burglaries. Police pursued Turner as he fled toward Kingman and he surrendered at a parsonage following negotiations.
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Kingman
Ariz
Shonft
Louise Ireeland
Charles E. Turner
Ft. Leavenworth Federal Prison
Leavenworth
Japan
Turner
Joyce Hitchcock
Helena Mont
Offitars
Frank L. Poyter
Hitchcock
Brunete
Hyy
Arizona
Stephen Smith
Sinatra Tour Costs Outweigh Planned Australia Trip
Promoter Lea Gordon estimates the Sinatra three week tour of Australia and the Philippine Islands will cost over 75000 dollars. Gordon booked 12 entertainers and musicians with Hank Sanicola, Sinatra’s business manager, agreeing Sinatra will cover all expenses. The singer’s dates were postponed to later this year after a dispute in Honolulu.
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Holly Woor
Frank Sinatea
Lea Gordon
Sinatra
Australia
Philippine Islands
Gordon
Hank Sanicola
Sinatra Witl
Sipahn
Honohiea
Library Open House Showcases Hempstead County Library Growth
Open House Thursday from 6 to 9 pm highlights over two decades of citizen effort to establish and expand Hempstead County Library. The library grew from a courthouse-book collection to a 23 000 volume, magazine rich facility with a filmstrip collection and state projector. Board members, contributors, and local officials are noted, and the library serves 735 square miles with branches in Blevins Fulton Washington and Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope
Hempstead
Sth
Him
State Board of Education
7. A. Henry
Arch Moore
Hempstead County Library Board
John Wallace
Patmos
J. A, Henry
Joe Jackson
Washington
J. J. Lichtong
Fulton
A. B. Weatherington
Blevins
Charles Reynerson
Frank Rider
Elsie Weisenberger
GE. Cannon
N .P
Earl O'Neal
Edwards
D. F. Weaver
J. I. Liebling
E. B. Brown
Syd McMath
James A. Jones
Mary Calis
Washerington
Morgan Gvriffth
Guernesey
Norman
B&PW Club to Hear Attorney C. V. Nunn
Hope Business and Professional Women's Club sets February 14 with speaker C V Nunn Jr. as public affairs chair Mrs Jesse Brown leads the program and charges admission for the event
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B&pw Club
C. V. Nunn
GV. Nunn, Jr
Hope
Woma
Jesse Brown
Toy Used to Hold Up Liquor Store in Little Rock
A man used a toy cap pistol to hold up a Little Rock liquor store last night. A woman intendant fired, but the robber fled. police caught him several bows later. Reymond Tuck, 28, of Fauile Rock, was arrested by two patrolmen who found a toy pistol and hands behind the vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Reymond Tuck
Fauile
Rock
Sunday Store Sales Okayed by Senate
The Arkansas Senate approved a bill allowing grocery stores to operate on Sundays, amid blue law opposition. An amendment to exempt grocers passed 17 to 11 but the House has not acted. Sen Artie Gregory said many small grocers stay open due to pumps in front. The same session approved a $63,160 appropriation for the Publicity and Parks Commission.
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Little Rock
Senate
House
Artie Gregory
Shorrell Gathright
Pine Bluff
Gregory
Publicity and Parks Commission
Fire Destroys Waldron Lumber Co Mill in Early Morning Blaze
A fire swept through Waldron Lumber Co sawmill causing an estimated $100,000 loss. About seven workers were displaced, with the blaze starting around midnight near Ward and Arkansas. Fire crews battled flames as 2,000 gallons fueled the wooden structure, but no injuries were reported.
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Waldron
Waldron Lumber Co
T. M. Works
Mid- Wightach
al Wight Owatehman
Waltentes
Faubus Frees and Reduces Arkansas Prison Sentences
Gov. Orval Faubus commuted several life and long sentences in Arkansas yesterday. Emmett Norris, 7, whose murder sentence stretched decades, had his term cut after earlier parole histories. Other inmates including Charles Ajuie and Gerald Ainsworth saw sentence reductions, enabling potential early parole.
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Rochery
Muddie
Orval Faubus
Emmett Norris
Smitty Wilteusx
Tow Terral
Norris
Oklahoma
1 Wau
Jersral
Arkiynsag
Arkannis
Three Want School Board Posts in Hope District Election
The Hope district school election is set for Saturday March 16 to fill three posts. Candidates filed include Mrs Prank King for Post 3 Cir Bridgers not seeking reelection Sam McGill seeks reelection to Post 1 and Dilek Watkins, appointed to fill the unexpired term of Syvelle Burke who resigned seeks a full three year term. A petition signed by at least 20 electors is required to place a name on the ballot and must be filed by March 14.
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Hope District Ta
Prank King
Cir Bridgers
Sam McGill
Dilek
Watkins
Syvelle
Burke
County Board of Election
All Around Town Church Conference News
February 30 meeting notes show First Baptist Church reluctantly accepting Rev A Whitlow’s resignation to lead Arkadelphia church. Also mentions Pram Corp prize to Thomas Barber and Charles Harrel for auto dealer contest. Mike Kelly recovering in Temple hospital and baseball meeting set in Hope City Hall. Grover Fisher calls Little Pony and Big League sponsors to Hope courtrooms. USN seaman Grover Fisher arrived at Long Beach after Far East duty aboard USS Samuel N Moore.
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First Baptist Church
A. Whitlow
Whitlow
Firgy Bapist
Arkadelphia
Pram Corporation
Thomas Barber
J. B. Cook Auto Cathere
Charles Harrel
Hope Auto Comepany
Mr. Barker
Mr. Harrel
Hinch Rhileo Television We
Charles Gough
All Little Pony
Big League Baseball
Hope City Hall
Grover C. Fisher
USN
Long Beach
Calif
Sanuel N. Moore
Far East
Formosa
Bartyof
Pearl Harbor
Saohiluna
Manila
Kure
Japanlong
Russia Proposes Hands-off Middle East Policy
Moscow proposed a six point plan to the United States Britain and France calling for peace through negotiation non interference in internal affairs and sovereignty respect. It urged the withdrawal of foreign bases and troops from Near and Middle East and the end of arms supplies to regional powers. The Kremlin framed the plan as compatible with Egypt’s dignity and sovereignty and as a response to Eisenhower’s doctrine.
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Moscow
UM Porelytt
Dimitri Sheplitav
Toray
Middle East
Shepitav
Supreme Soviet
Tle
Wile Goverment
Witwot
Erenely Tsraeli
Egypt
Shepilovn
Cairo
Eygypt
Sheptloy
United States
Bbrthia
Francau
Near
New
Middle Faust
Uiv
Middle Haat
Kremlin
Hieinhower
Baby Strangled Accidentally in Bed at Home
An eight month old girl named Mirl Lasiter died accidentally in her bed at home. Coroner William H Poll ruled the death accidental due to strangulation when the child's head wedged between the bed bars and a wall. Survivors include her parents Othel W Lasiter and three brothers.
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Smit
Mirl
Deborah Lasiter
Othel W. Lasiter
William H. Poll
Weather Station Report and Arkansas Forecast Summary
The weather data cover 21 hours to 7 am Tuesday with a total February precipitation of 6.6 inches and year to date 12.06 inches. Arkansas forecasts show partly cloudy skies with light rain possible in the southeast this afternoon and tonight, cooler north, lows mid 30s to low 40s, highs near 60 in central to upper 60s. Southeast Arkansas expected partly cloudy this afternoon through Wednesday with little temperature change, highs around 60, lows mid 30s to low 40s.
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Experiment Station
Fligh
Arkansas
Associated Press
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