Eisenhower to visit Argentina on Latin American tour
President Eisenhower is anticipated to visit Buenos Aires for a two day stop late next month as part of a four nation Latin American tour. Reports from Rio de Janeiro and Brasília place the trip with Argentina, Uruguay, and Chile after Brazil. White House confirmation was not received.
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Arkansas Weather Report Summary for April 41
Weather bulletin from the Experiment Station notes four hours ending Monday dawn with low readings near 29 degrees and precipitation total 48.47 inches. Forecast calls for cooler conditions across Arkansas, with temperatures 2 to 5 degrees below normal and potential light rain or sleet tonight and Tuesday. Northeast and west regions expect mostly cloudy skies, while southeastern areas may see warmer spells and mid 40s highs.
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Three Day New Year Traffic Fatalities Set Record
The Associated Press reports delayed New Year travel data show traffic deaths and crashes likely to exceed prior three day holiday records. A 78 hour non-holiday survey logged 924 traffic deaths nationwide, with total miscellaneous fatalities around 414. Local times and dates span Thursday to Sunday as travelers faced heavy congestion and ongoing wrecks.
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Strike Cost More Than $6 Billion
The 11ay steel strike cost more than six billion dollars in wage and production losses. It lasted from July 18 to November 7 last year and was halted by a Volt Harling law injunction. Striking workers and the steel industry bore most losses, with other industries tied to steel feeling effects as well. The halt in production damaged military steelwork and caused billions in wage losses across fuel related and other sectors. Weather data and city forecasts accompany the report.
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License Plates Now on Sale Nationwide Uptake Noted
About 476,000 blue plates with white numerals are expected to be issued as licenses go on sale today. All except commercial vehicles must buy licenses, with owners facing penalties if not paid by the deadline.
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Grandmother of Local Man Bigs Funeral Held
Mrs Jaw relyg Bulgalis grandmother of Jup Bartarella of Hope was buried Saturday at Pie Bluff after dying Friday at her home in a small local service. The family announced the funeral details and noted her long life and local ties.
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Snow Scene At Post Office Snowflakes Fake In Photo
A damaged caption describes a snowy scene at the post office with photos taken during a heavy snowstorm. One image shows a happy young man and another features a photographer admitting the bottom photo used fritted flour to create fake snowflakes while the top photo remained untouched.
Democratic Candidates Anniouice Wisconsin Battle For Prez Race
Democratic hopefuls intensified a Wisconsin contest push with Sen. Hubert Humphrey planning a January 17 Milwaukee stop and a wider Midwest tour while Sen. John Kennedy weighs entry, flagging plans for possible primaries and urging a clash if Humphrey enters. Kennedy sees potential for a two man race if Humphrey runs and expects to win in key states. Humphrey vows to focus his efforts on Wisconsin and to build support through county and city visits.
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AP L Improvements to Cost 35 Million
AP and Power Company plans a 35 million dollar program of improvements in Little Rock and surrounding area. Officials expect new substations and line upgrades to support projected demand through 1960, with thousands of customers to benefit from enhanced reliability and voltage stability.
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Arkansas holiday road toll rises amid light winter travel
A Meath tells of holiday traffic in Arkansas with sparse fatalities during the New Year period. Rhea cites early travel and forecasts to avoid further losses as weeklong travel dips below the previous year, noting five deaths from traffic incidents and several injuries across the state.
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D G Richards 81 Emmet Resident Dies at Home
D G Richards 81 a resident of Emmet died at his home on Sunday. He is survived by wife Mes Gowgin Richards two sons Charles IV Richards of Richmond Val daughter Mrs Dek Crain of Wompus and others. Funeral services will be held Tuesday at 2 pm at the Exact Methodist Church by Reverends Caley and Lawrence. Burial at Rose Hill Cemetery in Hope.
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Rose Hill
Hope
Burglar Steals From Grocery Store on Levey Street
Reported Sunday night a burglary at the Crucery store on Levey Street where about five pounds were taken. The safe was left intact and the owner, Vi Sparks, is seeking assistance from police.
Snowy week brings mixed readings statewide across regions
Fragments report cold to mild contrasts with snow and gusty winds from the upper 20s to mid 40s across the country. Forecasters note freezing temps in northern states, warming toward the south while Atlantic shores endure high winds. Temperatures dip to near zero in parts of the cold belt while Alaska records 44 at Anchorage.
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Legal Bid Over Leggett Case Faces Court Review
AP report outlines attorney Costello’s appeal strategy in the Leggett case involving two sisters and a plea of insanity. Supreme Court reconvened amid contentious arguments as jurors and judges weigh whether new evidence can affect the 1956 strangulation conviction in Mouncald.
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Governor Refuses to Endorse Presidential Run
Governor faced questions on a potential bid for president amid rumors of Democratic and third party interest. He rejected use of his name in campaign drives and declined backing any single candidate while signaling no immediate entry. He urged focus on development and avoided committing to any political coalition or club.
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Labor press on Nixon policy amid union talks
Mitchell, Cooper, and Nixon aides shape a stance on industrial policy as federal mediation aims to end the strike. Governor Paterson and union leaders press for concessions while McDonald cautions that a settlement hinges on mutual acceptance and broader national goals.
French Novelist Dies in Wreck
Albert Comus, noted French novelist and Nobui prize recipient, was killed in a car crash near La Chapelle Champlgny about 19 miles south of Paris. Several others were injured in the wreck along the Paris-Wice road. He was 47 years old.
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Winter weather slows town and local events on Monday
Ail Around Town reports sleet and gloomy conditions hit Hermpstead County on Monday morning delaying plans. The Star notes a baby born New Year’s Day at Hembpstiad Memorial Hospital to Brooke Culling and Rupe Byt. The Retail Merchants Committee and Chamber of Commerce hold a meeting Tuesday. Community notices include a high school schedule and election candidacy chatter, with multiple names and local institutions referenced amid a fog of garbled OCR text.
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Hembpstiad Memorial Hospital
Brooke Culling
Wage Hike Sparks 39c Steel Labor Reports
Fragmented report details a proposed 39 cent hourly steel wage increase amid industry labor tensions. The article references Washburn locale, Usk and nearby districts, noting concerns over forges, wages, and regulatory impacts while mentioning forged pay records and legal scrutiny.
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