Russia Preparing Cold War Again
William Ryan analyzes Soviet rhetoric as Moscow contemplates a new cold war on two fronts in the Middle East to challenge American influence. Khrushchev and Bulganin revive Stalinist threats and warn of ever-present dangers, using accusatory terms and calls for vigilance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William the Ryan
U. S
Bulgania
Mhrushetva
Kremlin
Bulganin
Khrushchev
Party
Ord
United States
Bulgarisin
Stalin
L. P. Berta
Soviet Union
Middle East
Moscow
Tito
Hungary
Poland
Imre Nagy
Tite
Bulgaria
School Board votes loan for bus purchase in 1957 Arkansas
The Spring Hill School District No. 10 Hempstead County Arkansas held a February 14 1957 meeting where the board voted to apply for a 3713 loan from the Revolving Loan Fund to be repaid over five years from operations funds. Proceeds will finance a bus body and chassis. Garland Kidd president and R A Souter secretary signed. The notice also contains unrelated geopolitical analysis about Bulganin Khrushchev and Soviet policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Funes
Hempstead County
Arkahsds
Wis
Sprig Hill Schdu
Hempstead
Arkahaas
Thesb
Horace Phillips
D. Raschke
A.soolés
Elmer Hetty
General Assembly
State Board of Education
Spring Hill School Dist
Arkansas
Garland Kidd
R.A. Souter
Probate Notice and School Election Details
Probate court notices announce the will of a decedent admitted to probate on February 7, 1957 with Alvah S Williams as executor and a six month claims period. A second notice covers the Bleivin School District No 2 annual election on March 16, 1987 for board seats, tax approval, and bond-building fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rio. Grande
Texarkaha
S. Williams
Sof
Lay
Alvah's
Williams, Ah
MeaddWiane
la Marque
Texas
Hempstead County School District No 3 Election Notice
Legal notice announces a March 16 1957 school election for Hempstead County School District No 3 electors to vote 37 mills for debt service and general fund and to elect one board member for Post 1 for five years. Polling places remain as before. Signed E R Brown secretary February 20 27 March 6.
Washington School District Bond Election Notice 1957
The Washington School District No 12 Hempstead County announces a special election Saturday March 16 1957 from 8:00 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. on a 34 mill school tax for debt service and general fund and the election of one board member for a five year term. Polling place remains as before. Sam H. Smith secretary W Hitter president February 20 27 March 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Board of Education
Tex
Ater
R & Digeste i Gaskill
Washington
Hempstead
Sam H. Smith
W. Hitter
Patmos School District No 9 to Levy 30 Mills Tax
Legal notice from Patmos School District No 9 Hempstead County on Saturday March 18 1957 voters to approve a 30 mill school tax for debt service and general fund during a five year term Post No 1 board member to be elected same as before Gary Formby secretary of the school board signs the notice
Incomsted legal matters placed in hands for attention
Officials in Hempstead County report teenie and others facing legal matters. Contact details and deadlines are being prepared, with emphasis on timely response and potential dismissals if inquiries are not addressed. The notice references a February 6 timeframe for preparatory actions and next steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saar
Hempstead
Guiyi
McClellan Proves Probe Skill Across Committees
Senator McClellan, noted for sharp cross examination, directs inquiries before the select committee on government conduct and internal security. His long career includes prosecutions in Arkansas, service in the Senate since 1942, and a pivotal role in the McCarthy era investigations and staff disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
McClellan
Atkonsah
Senate
Gulty
Binny O. Mohn
Teamsters Union
Seraic Permanent Investigations
Internal Security
McClellan Islso
Gist
U. S
House
Norma Myers Cheatham
Daughers
Joseph R. McCarthy
Wis
Wisconsin
McCarthy
Feud Over Amendments Aids Segregation Bills
Gov. Faubus said Senate amendments to pro segregation bills remove the main objections from a Monday hearing. He noted one change to the sovereignty commission bill blocks official action on letters from disinterested parties and described amendments as agreed with him. He expected House action on Senate changes and spoke about possible appropriations for the commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Orval Faubus
Senate
Messares
Faubus
Sovereignty Commission
Commission
Faubbus
House
Queen and Duke Visit Lisbon Portugal
Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip arrive in Lisbon for a state visit, transferring from the royal yacht Britannia to a historic barge to greet crowds on the Tagus. Portuguese rockets and cheers mark their return to Portuguese soil after a four month separation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lisbon
Portugal
Elizabeth
Duke of Edinburgh
Edinburgh
Tagus
Ion Black Horse Square
Edward
Fight in Pawnee City Real Estate Office Ends Badly
Jagger assaults Morgan in the real estate office sparking a brutal street fight that spills out onto the sidewalk. Morgan, weakened and battered, finally gains the upper hand and leaves Jagger fallen as bystanders watch in silence with Fesler the reporter commenting on the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jagger
Morgan
Hilch
Pawnee City
Fesler
Moran
On 46th Birthday A Look At Time And Life
Hal Boyle reflects on aging and time as he nears 46, pondering how the wall of life may be walked by future generations. He questions whether kin, stature, or belonging will endure as time passes, and wonders how the world appears to a man approaching middle age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ase
Beally
Sunday Opening Bill Is Killed
The Senate yesterday defeated a bill that would have allowed service stations and grocery stores to remain open on Sundays. Senator Morrell Gathright of Pine Bluff urged the body to oppose the measure, and the vote ended with its defeat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Senate
Morrell Gathright
Pine Buff
Arkansas Senate Votes On Segregation Bills Breaks Down
In Little Rock the state Senate passed measures on segregation with a 21-12 vote for bill 922 establishing a sovereignty commission. A later House vote on bills 823 and 324 followed, with party lines andAbsent votes noted. Edges in support listed for Allen, Baker, Bearden, Bell, Harvey, Johnston, Lee, Le, and others.
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State Senate
Tom Allen
Brinkley
James P. Baker
West Helena
Clarence Bell
Parkin
Pack Clark
Texarkaha
Morrell Gathdebt
Pike Blutt
Hubert Harvay
Swifton
Gaither C. JohAaton
Nermatt
Gate Lee
Brescott
Fom Jorah
Walnut Tidge
Marjvin Morton
Jonesboro
J. O. Por- Mar
Mulberry
Roy Blales
iMona
Jerry Sereetoh
Hazen
Marshall Shackeford
Fl Danada
Jack Shelton
Monticello
Charles FL ¢Rint Smith
West Memphis
Fred Stafford
Marked Trea
M. A. West
Paragould
Oliver Williams
Sheridan
Robert Mays Williams
Ruszellville
Camden
Russell Elrad
Siloam Springs
Wills Fagan
Little Rock
Artie Gregory
North Little Rock
Max Howell
Q. Bsram Hurst
Hot Springs
Guy Jones
Conway
Sam Levine
Pine Alt
Roy Milum
Harrigan
Clifton Wade
Fayetteville
Dan White
Fort Smith
Allen, Baker, Bearden
Bell
Harvey
Johnston, Lee
Blue law bill stalled by opposition and amend ment
In the House the bill would apply to service stations only. An amendment to exempt grocery stores from the ancient blue law drew opposition. Gothright opposed the amendment and appeared to strike a deal with Gregory to kill the bill. Gregory moved for the clinther, which was adopted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Artie Gregory
North Little Rock
Gothright
Gregory
Engineer Arrests Wrst Memphisl High Way Conspiracy Case
A West Memphis resident engineer for the state Highway Department and a gravel hauling contractor were arrested on charges of conspiracy to defraud related to highway construction. Albert Marvin Lessenberry, 43, and Nelson Crowder, 42, were identified by M Bryant special agent for the FBI at Little Rock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
State Highway Department
M. Bryant
Little Hook
Albert Marvin Lessenberry
West Memphis
Highway Department
Nelson Crowder
Marlof
Emergency clause votes on school aid bill split in House
A roster shows members including Porter, Riales, Serte ton, West, White C Williams voting for the emergency clause of House Bill 325 to provide fel tal aid for school districts. The measure passed 25 to 3. Howell, Hurst and Yingling opposed. Hayes absent. Milam and Mitchell did not vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ean
Melton Porter
Riales
Serteton
Shackleford Shelton
Smith
Statford
West
White C. Willams
R. H. Williams
Aguinal
Byrd
Clark
Elrod
Fagan
Gathright
Gregory
Howell
Efurst
Jones Levine
Milura
Mitchell
Wade Yingding
Hayes
Hurst
Yingling
Milam
Lebanon First Outs Seat for Searcy County
In 1856 the courthouse moved from its prior location to the town of Marshall, which was initially named Burrowville, establishing Marshall as the county seat of Searcy County.
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Lébanon
Searcy Couty
Marshall
Burrowville
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Hlm
Joe Jagger
Joe
Gle
Morgal
Helen Das
Hal Boyle
Afi
Oakla Hot Springs National Park
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John &. Calla
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