President veto blocks 900 million water pollution bill
President Eisenhower vetoed a 900 million water pollution control bill, arguing local and state governments must fund most efforts. He warned federal support would delay essential abatement and that the measure weakens local responsibility. House Republicans plan to seek an override, despite doubts on prospects. The veto ends a long term federal aid bill and limits funds to 100 million over a decade.
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Washington
Tikenhower
Risenumner
House
Shev
Raisa
Supreme Court rules on NAACP membership disclosure
The Supreme Court unanimously limits compulsory disclosure of NAACP membership lists. Justice Stewart says public identification of members risks harassment and harms freedom of association. Two Arkansas towns failed to justify disclosure and officials cannot be punished for refusing to reveal member names. Justice Black agrees on First Amendment protections, noting rights extend beyond government restraints. Continued on Page Two.
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NAACP
Borlily Harro
Sracy
Black
Douglas
Lwa Naacp
Weather Report From Station For 24 Hours Ending Tuesday
Weather data shows Taigh 59 Lag 29 with no precipitation. Total 1460 inches of precipitation through January, 6.06 inches, up from last year’s 2.17 inches. Northwest Arkansas faces a cold wave with colder conditions Wednesday. Snow north, rain west today, east tonight, high in the mid 30s to near 5 in the extreme southeast, lows 10 to 20 northwest and 20 to 30 elsewhere. Wednesday mostly cloudy with cooler highs. Northwest Arkansas regional forecast by The Associated Press.
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Arkansas
Uellin Ai Ares
Ak Mugulloville
U.S
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Springdale
Noel
Soule
Lgws
Benton
Omaha
Bedling
Kansas
Brvile
Walnut
Maye Sreth
Puyettavilles
Washington's Day Dinner By Judge Lyle Brown
About 130 Masons attended the Washington's Day dinner in the Masonic Mall where Judge Lyle Brown spoke on the Three Principal Supports of Masonry Wisdom Strength and Beauty A large crowd enjoyed a Wickey dinner served by Eastern Star members as Red Lepries flags and hatchets decorated the tables marking the holiday event.
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Lyle Brown
Masonic Mall
Eastern Star
Washington
Vandals Damage University of Arkansas Apartments
Vandals damaged new Fayetteville apartments near the University of Arkansas. Police report broken locks, smeared paint, and a fire in a room containing furnishings. Officials say the university does not believe students were involved. entry was gained by prying open glass doors.
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Mpayetteville, Ark
APY
Yhinlton University of Arkansas
Fayetteville
Binner
Co Wildlife Assn Seeks New Members In Arkansas County
The Nempalead County Wildlife Association seeks new members after completing a weekend membership drive ending March 10. The group's programs include Bois d Arc project completion, Millwood Reservoir support, wolf and predator control efforts, and promoting wildlife stocking to boost Hempstead County’s fishing and hunting opportunities.
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Nempalead County Wildlife Association
Millwood
G&o
Hempstead
Arkansais
Titstol
Island in Sun Banned Again by Memphis Censor Board
The Memphis censor board bans the film Island in Sun and the Jo for interracial romance and miscegenation, marking a second ban since 1957 when it was called inflammatory and immoral. Board chairman Judson McKellar condemns it as dreadful while other members object to its portrayal of white and Black youth gangs.
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Memphis
Memphis Censor Board
Harry Belafonte
Joan Fontaine
Judson McKellar
Collet Ip
MelMellin
State Needs to Aid Young Folks at Arkansas convention
An industrial education professor at the 14th annual Future Statesmen of Arkansas convention urged state action to improve jobs for youths. Dr. Marios E. Maddox said industrial education could grow Arkansas’s economy, but noted the need to offer the right kind of jobs to keep young people in the state. A group of high school students attended the opening session of the three day event.
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Arksa
Stadesmen
Arkanay
Marios E. Maddox
Khrushchey Goes to Fabled Island Bali Visit
Surabaya Indonesia AP Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchey flew to Bali for days of music and talks with President Sukarno. He was expected to urge that Indonesia treat the Communist party as its strongest ally abroad and to press Sukarno to seek broader representation for Asia and Africa at Geneva talks.
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Indonesia
Nikita Khnushchtey
Bali
Sukarno
Khrushchey
Uge Anee Tong
Hrige
Costly Dog Manual Dubious In House Inquiry
A flawed dog care manual led to a $5 472 71 cost figure and prompted a House Appropriations subcommittee inquiry. The document lists duties for aides, messengers and domestic staff and was withdrawn amid defense from a watchdog official who argued the source was miscontextualized and unclear about required tasks.
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Wasiington
API
Gind
Aly Forgu
House
Amasual
Uae
Emerson Boke 78 Dies in Sparing Hill Monday
Emerson Boke aged 78 of Sparing Hill died Monday. Survivors include his wife Mi Ole Bolo and children Cailie Bolu Watley Bobo Robert Bryant Joluy Buby and others. Funeral services will be held Tuesday at Prov bre Church by Wyles ALC.
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Springillavey
Mi - Ole Bolo
Cailie Bolu
Hope
Watley Bobo
Smackover
Daughus
Mharald Colling
Tope
Bec Gruthers
Robert
Bryant Ant Joluy Buby
Bol Bish Wad Ming Chiau Bolo
Supe
Hiavey
Bugulusa
Punerat
Wyles
Karty Wand de Rey
Clark
Burlin
Two Foreign Students at Southern State College
Persia was represented at a Southern State College program in Magnolia where two Persian students studying engineering spoke about their homeland and planned to return after completing studies. Lions Club members presented new certificates before a crowd of about 52 attendees as Ralph Sanders and Hulan White joined the club.
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Lions
Denis i
Southern State College
Magnolia
Joly McClanalant
Lie Plagram
Gilbert Viomas
Dean Millon Talley
Southern State
Dean Talley
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Comiley
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Nickey
Vehran
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Tref
Hosands of Miles
Southern Skle College
Lion Bill Routan
Ralph Sanders
Hulan White
Cdb
Mary Overtuy
Bart
Lyle McMahon
C. M. Havers
Orie O Byers Enters County Judge Race
Orie O Byers announces candidacy for Hampstead County Judge. He cites improving roads, county finances, and governance, pledging to unite officials and residents, and asks for support while stressing experience in county administration and local business.
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Orie O. Byers
Star
Orie
Byers
Hampstead County
Hempstead
Dan
Weide
Daver
Gund
Cuba says it will appoint commission to discuss U S tensions
Cuba declares readiness to open talks with the United States under Raul Mouo ahead of a commission’s meeting in Washington. The note warns hostile U S moves could harm Cuba’s economy as Havana seeks a new commercial accord while accusing the United States of seizing property and pressuring Cuba through the sugar quota system and embargo context.
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Robert Berrellez Avana
Tidel Castro
Wnovil
Cuba
United States
U.S
Congress
jSuga
Braddock
Washington
Alale
Ue Ssaa Sryhan
Cosby
Cuber
Kongia Batista
Chaba
Atlion
Officials Urge Tax Receipt Submissions Amid Inquiry
Garland County Grand Jury seeks personal property tax receipts as part of the investigation into the county tax collector office. Several persons were indicted in the probe, including Tur mer Garlanit ax Collector Nay Owen. Gwen has deposited funds in the county treasury, matching the listed amounts in an Arabepeliid ilelment Uguilisl hign.
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Garland County
Turmer
Nay Owen
Gwen
Compromise Plan Advances In Congress On Debt Policy
Washington lawmakers debate a compromise bill shaping Treasury debt management and interest costs. Democrats oppose extending the debt limit relief, while the measure seeks broader Treasury latitude to maneuver the national debt amid political friction.
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Washington
House
Lee Lofliy
Yale
Iha
Guy Rober B. Anderson
Bue Ik
Treasury
Innocent Plea After Sudden Incident At Central High
A court heard a plea of innocent from suspects including LIVYLE, ROCKAPIST Wa Ne, Biloos and Maceo Antonio Binns in a sudden incident at Central High School. Bonds were reduced from 1000 to 15000 each for four defendants as prosecutors said no one was hurt during the alleged damage to property.
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Livyle
Biloos
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Cirquis
Willian J. Kirby
Wiedelerlarits
Maceo Antonio Binns
Mane
Seven Die in House Blaze In Pensioner Hall
Fire killed seven people in a pensioner housing building where 36 residents lived. Most perished from burns or smoke inhalation. one man leapt from a second story window to escape. The dead include Robert Woodsloed and other residents named by Gillen, with no voluntary manslaughter found.
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Omatay Reb
Lam
Mallles
Pround
Melyeuiene
Tara M. Gillen
Dey Sun
Dares
All Around Town Notes From The Star Staff
A garbled town roundup references local events and people including sports scores, upcoming schedules, and community notices. Names such as Jarvis, Lewis, and Collins appear amid scattered references to colleges, churches, and civic organizations, with unclear dates and venues.
Eisenhower visit amid talks on hemispheric development
The article describes President Eisenhower's visit to Brasilia and Brasilia's exclusives, emphasizing confidence in hemispheric economic development and a stance against discrimination. It notes discussions about peace, economic growth, and unity, with references to the unfinished plans and a late-night departure from Tulane to Brazil.
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Brasilia
Boal
Eisanhower
Northwest Arkansas Snow Falls Across Region
Snow fell in northwest Arkansas with two inches reported in some areas and widespread wintry conditions. A cold wave warning accompanied freezing lows, while schools in Benton and nearby counties canceled or delayed classes.
Noted Briton Dies After Prolonged Illness
A late British figure dies after a long illness. The deceased, linked to the royal circle, passed away on Saturday in Bermuda. The individual had endured a prolonged period of suffering before death.
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