Congressmen Speak for Foreign Aid in Little Rock Meeting
In Little Rock a meeting of civic groups heard U S Congressmen Chester A. Bo Mere and Callahan push foreign aid investment to develop regional resources and counter Soviet influence. They argued aid would accelerate resource development and bolster Cold War strategy amid rising concerns over Eastern bloc moves.
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Little Rock
United States
Prtvert
Tom
Cataahay Ob
Chester Bo Mere
LAS
Cint
Callahan
Morroshia
Nein Fries
Aeaedtan
Arkansas River Plans by 1972
Arkansas officials announced a five officer plan to develop the river by 1972. The project would advance navigation, electric power, and fuel control, with hopes of enabling navigability from the Mississippi in ten years. Local military and public works leaders outlined phased river improvements in Little Rock and surrounding areas.
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Little Rock
Aphonsts
Aciny
Nome
Corps of
Migivouye
Community Groups Hold February Meetings and Tea
Members of the First Methodist Church and West Presbyostome Demonstration Club met in private homes for February sessions. Events featured devotional talks, floral displays, and a DAR Good Citizen tea hosted by the Benjamin Duky G Chapter including introductions, decorations, and guest arrivals.
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Benjaminy Gulp
Benjamin Duky
Mya
Melengie
Edward Bryson
C. A. Haynes Weststing
DAR Good Ciizen
Misa
Nancy Gulley
Senla
McKersle
Meg
Charles Thomas
Pidgees Thrasher
D. A. Cole
Carl Dalrymple
C. Lowiun
J. J Hesterly
C. IL Moog
Barry Westinly
R. & Bimby
RP. Cabbie
Jonquils
Wallace Pevvberton
Eisenhower shrug stuns Democratic leaders in Congress
President Eisenhower gives a cool shrug as Democratic leaders in Congress indicate they will not alter votes on his military and economic aid package. The Senate weighs higher postal rates for federal workers and raises for bastal workers as investigations continue into communications records.
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Eisenhower
Nnt
Tatay
Senate
Mike Manaflele
Mon
Sale
Sen. A
Mike Manreney
Oren, Harris
DiArk
VOC
Whiteside
Anwy
Uwe
Local social and club announcements in scattered notes
Various names and events appear in a social column style, listing miniature silver pieces, hostesses, Lions Club meeting at Broadway Hotel, plans for the Tigns Club sale, visitors from Jonesboro and Shreveport, and a Presbyterian church speaker. The text records gatherings, hospitality tasks, and local figures connected to Oaklawn Park and nearby towns.
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Lipha Clup
Lions Club
Iean
Iyith Lyanty
Genevive
Long Wis
Bela Mardh
Man Killed in Garland Co Wreck
A 20 year old Mel Springs Finn died in a Garland County crash when his car struck an abutment on highway 700 west of Lele. Lloyd Harvington died at Oudddha General Hospital. Deputy Shorey: the car was traveling at high speed and skidded out of control. Farrington: sources note a DuPaul synthetic raspberry factory nearby in Londonberry, Northern Trebeady in 1959, with a $10,600,000 test.
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HOT Springs
Mel Springs
Finn
Lele
Lloyd Harvington
Oudddha
Farrington
DuPaul
Apenit
Londonberry
Trebeady
Will
Storms Trigger Rivers Rising Across Midwest and West
A storm system sweeps western Minnesota, southeast Wyoming, and northeast Iowa, driving rivers higher and flooding streams near Sheran Doug, Des Moines, and Dubuque. Heavy rainfall spurs mudslides and washouts across Idaho, with temperatures dropping near freezing from the Northeast to Pennsylvania and West Virginia as storms roll through Tuesday night.
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Mitchekeia
Dubuque
Eurthern
Idaho
Kanang
Oklahoma
Stenyvley
Macon
Ani Grogs City
Pla
Conley
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Farm Income Figures Show Farm Counts Declining by State
Government data indicate a long term drop in the number of farms in operation. By 1997 estimates place total farm operations at about 4,730 with a 23 percent decline from 1966. States listed include Indiana 154,008. Illinois 780,000. Wisconsin 159,003. Michigan 108,000. Missouri 217,000. North Dakota 60,800. South Dakota 63,000. Nebraska 103,000. Kansas 119,800. Arkansas 145,000. Louisiana 116. Oklahoma 10. Texas 207,000. Colorado 42,400. New Mexico 22,000. Arizona 70,100. Nevada 3,100.
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Dallora
Dakota
Nebraska
Kansas
Arkansas
Louishusin
Olahama
Texas
Collorado
New. Mexico
Arizona
Nevada
Two Boys Injured in Grenade Blast Near Home
TERAKARAWA UP I reports two boys Walter Turk age 12 and Mosaic Clark age 8 were injured by a hand grenade found in a junk pile near their home. Walter may lose sight in both eyes. Mosaic faces facial injuries. hospital attendants say condition is serious.
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Terarkawa
UPI
Walter Turk
Coudin
Clark
Cufferet
Centennial at Jonesboro in 59 Celebration Planned
Centen nial festivities are planned in Jonesboro for 1959 marking the city and Craighead County. The Chamber of Commerce will organize a large celebration featuring a historical pageant produced by Julia B. Rogers Company of Toledo and an industrial exposition component with multiple nights.
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Arkansas City
Chamber of Qamitwres
Julia B. Rogers Co
Fastoria
Ohto
Janesboro
Craighead County
Snow storm prompts surge in New York sidewalk summons
A last week's storm led to 147 court summonses for New Yorkers who failed to clear snow from sidewalks within the required hours. Sanitation Commissioner Paul R. Sureyarea urged action and emphasized speed in enforcement.
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New York
UPI
Paul RB
Probate Notice of Chartene Turner Estate Arkansas
In Hempstead County Arkansas probate court notice for Chartene Turner deceased last known address Hope Arkansas date of death January 27 1988 appoints Viola Montgomery administratrix all persons with claims must file within six months from first publication or be barred This notice dated February 1 1951 Hope Arkansas entries show event details and legal deadlines with named parties and location.
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Hope
Arkansas
Janary
Gryak Fehwagey
Viola Montgomery
I, Hope
Hempstead
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Beayl Williams
R. A. Hope
Whderstench
Uils hoWee
This Nation
Engas Willits
All-Star Game at Raleigh Promises Strong Matchups
All star talent from Kentucky Michigan State and Detroit battle for North South honors in Raleigh as Gene Shue coaches Pistons players and a host of college stars prepare for a marquee exhibition.
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WCURL
Kahses State
Kentucky
Yack Quigal
Michigan State Herd
Inet
Awlstar Gane
Gene Shue
Destroit Pistons
Natl
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