Coalition Challenges Greece Premier In Nationwide Elections
A seven party coalition named Democratic Union unites right wing to Red forces to challenge Premier Constantine Karamanlis in Greece. It accuses Karamanlis of being a British and American puppet and urges a West independent foreign policy. Former premiers Tsaldaris Papandreou and Venizelos back the alliance, denying any Communist in the Cabinet. Greek Americans press relatives to vote for Karamanlis amid accusations of Moscow influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. 5
Chakales Athens
Red
Constantine Karamonlis
the Democratic Union
Karamans
Britain
United States
Cyprus
Greece
Moscow
Karamanlis
Communist Party
Karmanlis
Permier
Constantine Tsaldaris
George Papan
Dreon
Sophocles Venietzos
Karamaniis
Should Prepare Students for First School
James H. Jones, superintendent of Schools, urges parents with children entering school for the first time in September 1958 to follow a preparation checklist. Requirements include birth certificate copy, health record with up to date immunizations and physician exam, and obtaining forms at the Hempstead County Health Unit. Dental checkups advised plus eligibility notes for Hope Public Schools under district limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Jones
Hempstead County
Hempstead County Health Unit
Hope
Hope Juniors reach finals in District 7W title race
In Prescott last night Hope Juniors toppled Prescott 46 to 35 to reach the finals. Dee Queen beat Gordon 49 to 20 to set a 8:15 p m final with the Bobkittens. Ashdown edged Gordon 66 to 26 in the District Senior girls, Nashville routed Prescott 58 to 18, and Hope girls face Texarkana Razorl ettes in a preliminary. Emmet’s girls beat Delight 45 to 43 to meet Bradley for the 7-B title. Bradley defeated Mineral Springs 51 to 38. Uspe Senior boys edged Gurdon 82 to 2 in the final conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prescott
Hope
Dee Queen
Gordon
Bobkittens
Ashdown
Nashville
Hope Girls
Texarkana Razorlettes
Stamps
Bradley
Mineral Springs
Emmet
Delight
Onight
Uspe
Kame
Gurdon
Stalin Shadow Fades in Khrushchev Era Public Reckoning
In a Moscow Congress speech Nikita Khrushchev denounced Joseph Stalin by name only in passing while championing collective leadership. He argued Stalin fostered a personality cult that undermined Marxist Leninist doctrine and the Communist Party, hindering reform and the party’s unity.
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Washington
Joseph Stalin
Hollywood
Stalin
Communist Party
Lenin
Marx
Communist
Nikita Khrushchev
Moscow
Leninn
Khrushchev
Russia
Central Committee
Xkhrushchev
Circus Idea Still Is Cropping Up
Detroit youngsters aged nine plotted to run off to join the circus. Four boys pooled $2.75 and headed for New York via Canada to win a grade-school charmer’s heart. Immigration officials halted the plan at the Detroit Windsor tunnel and contacted parents who said they were visiting Grandma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Bohey
New York
Canada
Windsor
Additional Funds for Dimes Drive Rises County Total
Chairman H P Young Jr announced continued donations to the March of Dimes raising the county total to 4307.66 dollars. Contributors include De J W Branch Scott Store Saratoga Mother's March Herry Browning Cromer Julian Hosey and others with gifts ranging from one to eighteen dollars and fifty five cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. P. Young Jr
de. J. W. Branch
Scott Store
Saratoga Mother's
Herry Browning Cromer
Julian Hosey
Saenger
Marlbrook Church
C. DB. Brown
Cc. H. Collins
Mary Spates
Queen Returns to Britain After Africa Tour
Queen Elizabeth II and the Duke of Edinburgh return to London from a 20 day state visit to Nigeria. Rumors swirl about Princess Margaret possibly converting to Catholicism to wed Group Captain Peter Townsend. Catholic and Anglican sources dispute the claims, noting church rules on marriages and divorce.
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London
Eliabeth ‘II
Africa
Margaret
Edinburgh
Nigeria
Elizabeth
Prince Charles
Anne
Belgium
la Dernicie Heure
Peter Townsend
Churcln
State Hospital Complaints Probe Promised By Board
Benton Iowa The State Hospital for Nervous Diseases faced five complaints about its operations. The Board of Control held a two hour secret session chaired by Olin Hendrix and heard from Dr Ewing Crawns and J D Hannah about governance and farm supervision. Kenneth W Newman was not questioned and the board announced no action on Paulius charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth W. Newman
Newman
Drawfis
Actio
Paulius
Hubbard's Store at Patmos Burns in Fire
Fire roared through Hubbard's Store at Patmos Thursday night destroying the building and merchandise. Local fire units responded but the structure and goods were a total loss.
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Hubbard's
Patmos Burns
Hubbard
Gregory
Patmos
Eddie Stewart New Head of Rotary Club
Eddie Stewart was elected president of Hope Rotary Club at a regular luncheon at Hotel Bar low Friday. He succeeds Ernest P. O Neal. Other officers elected were Harry Kyler as vice president Lloyd Guerin secretary Wayne Russell treasurer and Albert Graves and Albert Patton as directors. Stewart is the club's delegate to Rotary International in Philadelphia June 3 7 where about 15000 delegates are expected. The club marked its 38th anniversary and Rotary was founded in Chicago in February. Membership stands at about 9000 clubs and 423000 Rotarians in 94 countries worldwide.
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Eowinaun
Svewart
Hope Rotary Club
Barlow
Ernest P. O'Neal
Harry 0. Kyler
Lloyd Guerin
Wayne Russell
Albert Graves
Albert Patton
Stewart
Rotary International
Philadelphia
Rotary
Chicago
South to Unite on Forest Fire Troubles in the South
Plans form for participation by Arkansas officials and business leaders in the Southern Forest Prevention Conference in New Orleans, April 12 and 14. More than 1,000 Southern leaders will attend to attack wildlife problems on a South-wide basis and reduce fires that cost the region about a quarter of a billion dollars yearly. A statewide committee will propose organizations and individuals from Arkansas to assist Governor Faubus in this forest protection effort spanning 15 other states.
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Arkansas
New Orleans
Southern Governors Conference
Orval BE. Faubus
South
Alabama
Florida
Georgia
Kentucky
Louisiana
Mississippi
Maryland
North Carolina
Oklahoma
South Carolina
Tennessee
Texas
Virginia
West Virginia
Association of State Foresters
State Forester
Fred H. Long
LSU Officials to Consider Racial Dispute
High LSU officials meet in executive session to discuss stricter entrance standards aimed at excluding Black students and a policy on allowing Negro athletes to play on LSU teams. The NAACP warned anti integration measures could jeopardize accreditation and AAU participation.
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Associated Press
Louisiana State University
Board of Supervisors
W. M. Rainach
Louisiana Legislative Segreation Committee
James Corbett
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Clarence Laws
Associations
Ellender Foresees Ike Signing Farm Bill Despite Dissent
Senate Agriculture Committee members proposed a billion dollar plus package raising price supports for basic crops like wheat cotton corn and peanuts. Ellender predicts President Eisenhower will sign the bill though Benson urged veto over high rigid supports. Minority senators blasted the plan as opposing soil bank subsidies and warned of market distortion while differing on corn participation. Aged pets anecdote closes the piece.
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Washington
Ellender
Beka
Higenhower
Senate Argiculture Committee
Benson
Senate
Sail Bank
Eisenhower
Soil Bank
Sens
Holland
D-Fla
Andesena
D-Nm
Aiken Or-Vt
Mekenlooper
R-Iowa
Willams
R-Del
St Patrick’s Day Party Planned at Goodfellow AFB
St Patrick’s Day will be celebrated at Goodfellow Air Force Base in San Angelo Texas. Maj Robert Holsom capt Fred Cronn 1Lt Arno Poggi and Maj Theodore Greer signed the official order planning the officers club party with notes of diverse heritage among organizers.
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San Angelo
Tex
St. Patrick
Goodfellow Air Force Base
Robert Holsom
Hack
Fred Cronn
Srwegan
Arno Poggi
Theodore Greer
Solar storms light up sun as observers report huge flare
Sacramento Peak Observatory reports a large solar flare and a gash of sun spots covering about half the sun's disk. Howard De Mastus of Harvard observers notes this may be among the largest solar storms seen, previous high in 1946-47, with cycles suggesting a peak in 1958. He links sun activity to Earth’s winter and drought patterns, though causation remains uncertain.
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Sacramento Peak Observatory
Howard de Mastus
Harvard University
Air Force
Alamogordo
New Mexico
United States
D'Mastus
Earth
FBI Arrests One of Ten Most Wanted
Nashville police say Thurman Arthur Green, 33, a former inmate listed as one of the FBI’s 10 most wanted fugitives, was seized in his Nashville apartment. Hoover noted Green had escaped May 21, 1934, from Washington State Penitentiary at Walla Walla after a six year robbery sentence. He previously faced convictions for robbery and weapons crimes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Tenn
Fbiagents
Thurman
Arthur Green
J. Edgar Hoover
Green
Washington State Penitentiary
Walla Walla
Wash
Hoover
Reds Add Trouble to Isle of Cyprus War Effort
Report from Nicosia outlines a Greek campaign fueled by Communist support seeking self-determination or union with Greece. British plan reportedly favors internal self governance with defense and foreign affairs under Britain, delaying announcement to avoid affecting Greece elections. Communist speculation claims Makarios and the Greek government may betray the Cypriot cause, a rumor gaining traction among travelers and a sizable segment of the population.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
Mediterra
Gieke
Greece
Makirios
Andavowed
Soviet Russia
John Hardate
King
Surces
Harding
Britain
Mak- Grlug
Cleve Mayton Dies at 47 in Hempstead Home
Grover Cleveland Mayton 47, lifetime Hempstead resident, died at home Saturday. Survived by five sons Laner Frank James of Malvern Thomas Bobby of Tay lor. four daughters Mrs. J. F Martin of Louann Mrs. 4. R. Wil son of Minden La Mrs. Harrel Gunter of Wilton Mrs. Hurbert May of Patmos. three sisters Mrs. L. A. Prather Neville Island Pa Mrs. W. B. Lafferty Camd en Georgia Mayton of Hope. two brothers Bob of Patmos Mack Mayton of Hope. Funeral services planned for 2 pm Sunday at First jeer. Revs G A Whitlow and others officiating. Pallbearers listed in notice.
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Grover Cleveland Mayton
Hempstead
Mayton
First Methodist Church
Whitfield
L. A. Prather
Neville Island
W. B. Lafferty
Camsden
Georgia
Hope
Bob
Patmos
Mack Mayton
Pam
Sunda
Meley
G. A. Whitlow
Arvell
Garner
Oakland Air Disaster Report Near San Francisco Area
Confused OCR note describes a military air disaster near San Francisco with casualties. Mentions four men dead and four injured aboard a Marine flight from Camp Pendleton to Alameda Naval Air Station with coverage of the incident near Tracy and the San Francisco area.
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Oakland
Calif
Ridge
Tracy
Big Marine
Alameda
Naval
Camp Pendleton
Marine Municipal
Air
San
Fragmentary notices of press authorities and family matters
The text contains scattered phrases about press authorities, a person named Beplin or Tennille, and mentions of marriage, a carpenter, farming community, and a timeline around February 7. It references Sparks' father and a Russias call, but the overall meaning is unclear due to damaged OCR.
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Yiets
Beplin
Tennille
Amer
Gladen
Sparks
Thid
Anne
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James Marlow
Eddie Stewart
Rotary Club
LSU
Ike
Montreal
St. Patrick’s Day
FBI
Reds
Isle of Cyprus
Cleve Mayton
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