Pollution fears enshroud Ouachita river region study
The Pollution Board seeks to halt river contamination near Ouachita and surrounding streams including the Ginehita. Delegates and technical staff will study pollution sources and coordinate funding with state and private contributions to restore the Ouachita’s health and protect waterways.
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Ginehita
Ouathita
Arkansas
Marshall
Istrutietocd
Gimbi
Ddredo
Camden
Elae
Shackleford
Quarrels and forbidden love swirl in a widow's tale
Mrs Dorn confronts Dr Dick amid family gossip about Lucy, Alice Osborn, and Wilbur Tweed. The aunt laments Dr Dick’s fixation, while Lucy wavers, Alice’s murder reshapes plans, and a Christmas timing edge shadows a tentative marriage future.
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Mr. Bennett
Dr. Dick
Lucy
Alice Osborn
Alice
Wilbur Tweed
Wilbur
Southland Dog Track Aims to Open April 15 in West Memphis
Southland Racing Corp president Cecil R. Edmunds said a proposed two dog track may open after the Arkansas Racing Commission receives a chancery court listing and the court fronts a franchise. Chancellor W Leon Smith ordered the commission to grant an operating permit to Southland, upholding legal requirements to issue permits if financial and total requirements are met. State Atty Gen Tom Gentry said he will appeal to the Arkansas Supreme Court, delaying any final decision.
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West Memphism
Arkansas Racing Commission
Southland
Tom Gentry
Hell
Smith
Arkansas Supreme Court
High Court
Montgomery Bus Boycott Costs and Rising Tensions
In Montgomery officials weigh the hidden price of the 10 week bus boycott as Negroes increasingly rally while white color lines harden. Community costs are hard to quantify, but tension climbs and Central Alabama Citizens Council membership surges as thousands attend boycott meetings.
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AL Lanier
Montgomery
Ala
Negiloes
National City Bus Lines
Alabama
Pep-White
Central
Alabama Citzens Council
Bus Boycott Shifts Civil Rights Turning Point
The text notes a boycott starting December 5 sparked by Rosa Parks being fined 14 dollars for refusing to move to the back of a bus. It claims mass refusal to ride, with estimates of 63 percent usual Black riders and reported 95 percent effectiveness, while the company argues fare hikes and service cuts aim to end the protest.
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Rosa Parks
Nonwhiles of age 63 plus share 7 percent in U S
A comparison shows people over 63 account for 7 percent of that age group in the United States versus 10 percent of the total population. The wording implies a demographic share discrepancy between the specific elderly group and the overall populace.
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United States
Russia Launches Public Relations Push in Cold War
A Washington dispatch describes Soviet propaganda aims to split US allies and win favor in Asia, Africa, and the Middle East. It details Bulganin and Eisenhower exchanges from January to February, noting debate over a bilateral peace treaty and Soviet claims of U.S. military moves around Russia.
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Washington
United States
Asia
Africa
Middle East
Russia
Britain
Eden
Lisenhiwer
Bulganin
Eisenhower
United Nations
Asf
Bulpanin
America
Dulles
Loffer
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Tod Johnson
Johnson
Charlie Starr
Wilbing
Quen
van ‘Harn
Wwe
van Morn
Frank Ostarn
Jilin
Mel
Hunt
Meg
Lamar Ratliff
Baldwin
Miss
Mt. Everest
Farm Journal, Inc
Lamar
Paul
Lamar Aboya
Owens
Plymouth
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