Minority Blocks Merger Plan by MoPac Texas & Pacific
The Supreme Court ruled 8-0 that both classes of Missouri Pacific stock require consent to merge with Texas & Pacific. Justice Clark noted a Missouri law governs the consolidation, reversing the St Louis circuit, while leaving merger merits to the Interstate Commerce Commission. Baltimore Orioles were shut out seven times.
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Paris fashions inspire U S buyers and editors return
U S buyers and editors view American summer collections after Paris shows. Bras return as a fashion emphasis with chest shaping, tailored dresses hug the figure, belts sit low, hems lengthen slightly, necklines plunge, prints surge. Raley's offers fresh arrivals and early Easter styles amid club style show invites.
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Arkansas Insurance hearing ends amid rate case questions
The state Insurance commissioner and MAUA dispute over rates for Arkansas automobile insurance, with hearings postponed, witnesses limited, and opposition from former Governor Faubus and Gov. Rockefeller praising orderly conduct. The case focused on rate making methods and investment considerations by insurers. In Worcester England, a vicar opposes a Mormon temple plan, citing historic land use and Anglican opposition.
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George Shadoan
Washington
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Harvey Combs
Orval E. Fanubus
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Faubus
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Virginia
Kentucky
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England
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Canadian breaks swim record in South Africa
Zbine Tanner of Canada shattered the South Africa women's 206-yard freestyle record with a 5 14.8 clocking on Monday night. The report also covers NCAA and conference action across major colleges, with Florida and Vanderbilt chasing the league crown and several top teams maintaining rankings.
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Snowden Denies Rift Rumors Amid Bahamas Plans
AP report notes Lord Snowdon denies divorce rumors and plans a winter vacation with Princess Margaret in the Bahamas. He mentions a four week photography stint in Japan and a February to March travel arc including Seattle and New York. Princess Margaret attends a charity premiere while London papers publish front page denial headlines.
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Wash
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Mia Farrow
Frank Sinatra
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Oversupply of Lettuce Hits California Growers
In El Centro California an over supply of lettuce drives losses near 13 million dollars. Shippers report unsold marketable lettuce amid a glut in the market. Prices hover around four tenths a head and barely cover packing and marketing costs.
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New President Takes Over in Uruguay
Oscar Diego Gestido becomes president of Uruguay, a bushy haired former military pilot and retired general known for meticulous planning. He vows a civilian administration for five years, balancing military ties with reform and honesty, while his family remains deeply involved in aviation.
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Uruguay
Oscar Diego Gestido
Gesuida
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Getev
Congress
Seconmi
Mission Rally at New Bethel Baptist Church
A calendar item announces a mission rally at New Bethel Baptist Church on March ich with Rev N H Dockery preaching. Public attendance urged. details are limited due to OCR garble.
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N. Hh. Dockery
Arkansas House Debates Budget Measures And Reforms
Lawmakers debated a compromise education funding bill easing district inequities, rejected a mandatory vehicle inspection plan, and approved a permanent licensing system with staggered renewals. Other actions included road and revenue measures, welfare residency rules, and a state commercial code, with bills on county purchases and billboard regulation advancing.
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Senate Committee On Federal Relations and Interstate Cooperation
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Benton
Morrsil Gathright
Pine Bluff
Gathright
E Department
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Conviction Overturned by Arkansas Supreme Court
The Arkansas Supreme Court reversed the conviction of Wilburn Davis for false pretense and sent the case back to the Washington Circuit Court. The court found a prejudicial rebuke by Circuit Judge Maupie Cummings during cross examination did not aim to limit judicial discretion over witnesses. Justice Togsman dissented, disagreeing with the rebuke’s prejudicial impact.
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