Eisenhower Defends Nixon on National Policy Differences
President Eisenhower, at a news conference, said Nixon has differed with him on some issues but remains close for seven years. He noted Nixon’s monthly defense reassessment call and stressed the NSC keeps constant contact with defense matters. He added nobody is barred from raising security concerns in the council. Nixon is a member of the National Security Council.
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Weather Arkansas Mostly Cloudy Snow Flurries And Cold
Regional forecast notes mostly cloudy skies across central, northeast and northwest Arkansas through Thursday. Snow flurries are possible in northern portions this afternoon and tonight with occasional rain or snow elsewhere tonight and Thursday. Temperatures range from upper 20s to low 30s tonight, upper 30s to mid 40s tomorrow, with colder conditions tonight and Thursday.
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SCS District Starts 1960 With Mixed Progress In Hempstead County
Hempstead County Soil Conservation District shows early 1960 activity. Farmers plant Coastal Bermuda grass. diversions, terraces, and water ponds are under construction. Names include Dr Royston Drew Noel Warren and George Bowls. spray equipment and a tree injector available for rent. spraying to begin around April 15 depending on weather.
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South Korea Opposition seeks delay of presidential election
The Democratic Party today asked President Rhee's administration to postpone the March 15 presidential election due to the death of opposition candidate Chang Pyonwok Chowgh. The cabinet minister said there is no plan to delay the vote to allow new candidates to register.
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Washington Prescott in Semifinals
In Little Rock Arkansas cities vie for semifinal judging in the 1980 Community Accomplishment contest. Preliminary winners across population groups include Washington and Prescott among 40 towns, with five finalists to be named for judging and winners announced March 4.
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Claims plane hit over Formosa air battle
The Red Chinese claimed today they damaged one Nationalist Chinese aircraft in the air clash over Formosa on Wednesday. Nationalists said they likely shot down a Red Chinese MIG during a battle involving four Nationalist planes and ten Communist aircraft, with their four fighters returning safely.
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Chamber hosts local business operators at Dia Mot Cafe
The Chamber of Commerce gathered restaurant, beauty shop, barber shop, and motel operators and staff at the Diamond Cafe. Speakers Fre Ellis and Me. McLarty praised past community selling efforts and urged continued work to attract visitors and industrial prospects. Prizes included a Shawhouse jacket, a Southwest Way Products step stool, and an All Arkansas gift package awarded to local businesspeople.
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Slay Barker
Major electrical equipment firms indicted on price fixing and bid rigging
A federal grand jury indicted eleven electrical equipment manufacturers including General Electric and Westinghouse for conspiring to fix prices and rig bids in the sale of heavy electrical gear. The charges reference bushings, lightning arresters, insulators, and switchgear with US sales of over 55 million dollars annually. Indicted firms span New York Pittsburgh Ohio Chicago Philadelphia Lima and other locations.
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Grand Juey
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Tne
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Ohio
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Elgin
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Chicago
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Lima
A. B. Chance Co
Costralia
Southern States Equipment Corp
Hampton, Ga
Measuring of Fields Should Be Done Now
County ASC Chairman J B Gilbert urges farmers to apply for premeasurement of fields to satisfy acreage allotments ahead of spring planting. Trained reporters will measure fields and premeasured acreages become official if planted as measured, with later checks to ensure compliance.
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Brotherhood sermon headlines Kiwanis meeting message
Rev. George Pury of the Nagutene Church told the Hope Kiwanis Club that brotherhood is the key to resolving mankind’s frodem and perplexities. He urged members to mold daily life to the ideals of the perfect Savior as a path to unity.
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Rey Pury Declared. He Opesred A A Progeginor Tapped By 4. A. Albylityp
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Eisenhower defends US defense on eve of Americas tour
President Eisenhower sought to rebut critics of his defense policy, insisting the nation’s position is strong and respected abroad. He pledged to discuss defense perspectives during a forthcoming South America tour and asserted opponents misrepresent his stance.
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Garland Jury to Weigh City Police Oversight in Warning
Hot Springs Arkansas AP A Garland County Grand Jury committee warned Mayor Dan Wolf about how the police department is run and whether it follows the law in a letter signed by jury chairman Trice Ells. The Civil Service Commission had no authority over department conduct. The jury had previously indicted former Tax Collector Kay Owen for embezzlement and two other charges. Owen paid 1016 into the county treasury per his attorney.
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May Seeks Hempstead County Tax Assessor Post
L May enters race for Hempstead County Tax Assessor stating desire to apply fairness to property values and tax equity. He emphasizes experience in building and real estate and pledges impartial service and personal outreach to voters.
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Fire damages Duras Hosivs Mall inventory in Arkansas
A fire at Duras Hosivs Mall in Dumgs WUMAS Ark destroyed the shop’s inventory. A one story brick building was nearly burned to the ground before firefighters brought the blaze under control.
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House committee debates civil rights reform with delays
A House Rules Committee session discussed a pending measure to secure Negro voting rights. Chairman C. Hennings Jr. indicated the bill would likely be brought to the floor next month. Provisions include federal registration officers and procedures for counted or impounded ballots, with judicial delays cited as a design to aid administration objectives.
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Cone
Chainhams C. Heniil Jr
Polio Vaccine Under Study In Miami Program
In Miami a new mass polio vaccination effort led by Dr Harold Cox aims to immunize residents using a pink fluid dose at multiple centers. Officials report around 7 000 injections so far with plans to reach two million people to gauge effectiveness for next fall.
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Dade County
New York
Court Affirms Death Sentence in West Memphis Case
The Arkansas Supreme Court on Monday affirmed the death sentence of Lawrence Gene Monroe for the killing of Huss Nichols during a burglary investigation in West Memphis. The court ruled unanimously against further interference. The case now moves toward governor approval and potential execution date.
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Ar Katisad Supreme Court
Talib
Lawrence Gene Monroe
Huss Nichols
West Memphis
Nichols
Orvale Uulus
Moore
Supreme Court Intervenes in Chessman Case Appeal
The Supreme Court today grants a fast appeal to halt Cary Chessman’s execution in California’s San Quentin Prison. The condemned sex offender seeks relief as the high court weighs a request to stay the death sentence.
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Supreme Cour
Cary Chessman
Snow Flurries Hit Central Arkansas Weather Brief
Central Arkansas reports light snow flurries in western areas before noon with forecasters predicting continued activity this afternoon and tonight. Temperatures range from the low 20s to mid 30s with some improvements expected later in the day.
Washington Accomplishment Club Special Meeting Held
A chaotic notice describes a special meeting at Wie gymnasius Lodlywing the PVA meeting on Thursday. It mentions Washington, a preliminary wit ner in the Arkansas Community Accomplishment cyest Sher and several names in unclear roles, urging attendees to pay goals and attend events at various offices and centers.
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Jianie Grifath
Farm Bureau Enrolls 491 in First Week
Volunteer workers reported 491 new Farm Bureau memberships in the first week of the drive in Sempstead County. Clifford Russell said the pace is encouraging and the 1,000 member target may be reached soon. Units are run in county drives across Arkansas during the campaign period.
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Mirgnighoul Arkansas
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Rail plea favors abandoning passenger service
Parsons Kansas witnesses testified at a commerce hearing in favor of ending passenger rail between Wort Seoul Kaui and Lau. More than four witnesses from the railroad industry spoke as the Commerce Commission heard testimony Tuesday. They argued the rail service could be replaced by freight trains and lower rates. Additional witnesses are expected to testify later as lawmakers consider the proposal.
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