Prescott Kiwanis elects Milton Stokes club president
Prescott Kiwanis Club installed Milton Stokes as president at a Thursday Broadway Hotel dinner meeting presided by Bil Ward. Lt Gov Mike Kelly conducted installation of officers. Other officers named include Bill Ward as immediate past president, John Teeler, Milburn Tippit, Bill Gordon, Jeff Livingston. Directors listed are Jim Nelson, W. Wonsley, Gansel Herring, Gus Skill, Grady Hasley with additional posts for Youth Service and Citizenship Service. Nearby guests included C. F. Crow, Roger Weisenberger, Henry Scemnwn and Johnny Walker among others.
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Kiwanis
al Prescott Mets
Broadway Hotel
At &W
Bil Ward
Jim Nelson
Alas Kilenen
Kiwanians
C. F
Crow
Roger Weisenberger
Henry Scemnwn
Wope
Jack Barham
Slilwetl
Okla
Johnny Walker
Nashville, Tenn
Dawson
Mike Kelly
Tope
Tope Installed the iMit
Prescott Club
Milton Stokes
Bill Ward
John Teeler Piyrel
Milburn
Tippit Second Vic
Bill Gordon
Jeff Livingston
Secrekiry
W. (. Wonsley
Gansel Herring
Gusskill
Grady Hraslay
Wired Chamberlain
Tillman Worthington
Kenneth Ledbetter
Americans Urged to Leave Cuba Amid Break in Relations
The U S embassy arranged a rapid American exodus from Cuba after President Eisenhower announced formal diplomatic break with Fidel Castro. A 48 hour deadline was extended for some embassy staff as Cuba pledged safety guarantees and offered to move embassy equipment. The Castro government will shift its representation to Czechoslovakia while U S residents and tourists face departure.
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Richard Valerian Mayana
U.S
Cuba
Eisenhower
Fidel Castro
White House
United States
Czechoslovakia
U.S. Bease
Guantanamo Naval Base
Hard Freeze Prevails in Sections Across Nation
Freezing weather dominated the country with a warming trend moving in from the west. Below zero readings were rare outside the mountains as a thaw approached the Rockies and pushed eastward. International Falls Minnesota fell to 11 above, Fraser Colorado was 19, Madison Wisconsin rose to 5 above from -4, and Montana reported above freezing in spots. Light snow and flurries dotted the Great Lakes and eastern valleys with heavier accumulations in western New York. Hamburg near Buffalo logged six inches. a 50 mile swath from Depew to Leroy saw a blanket of snow slowing travel on the New York Thruway.
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Associated Press
Rocky Mountain
International Falls
Mim
Fraser
Colorado Rockies
Madison
Wis
Montana
Pacific
Atlantic
Virginia
Great Lakes
Ohio Valley
Appalachians
New York
Hamburg
Buffalo
Depew
Leroy
Arkansas Escapee Nelson Arrested Across the Mississippi
FBI agents arrested James Roark Nelson 37, who escaped from the Mississippi County Ark Penal Farm on December 28. He was captured at an inn in Harvey Louisiana across the Mississippi River from New Orleans. A warrant charged him with theft and interstate transportation of an automobile from Memphis to Osceola Arkansas.
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New Orleans
FBI
James Roark Nelson
Mississippi County
Ark
Wade Bromwell
Nelson
Harvey
Mississippi River
U.S
Little Rock
Memphis
Osceola
Bromwell
Weekend guests of Mrs J T Jones and relatives
Weekend visitors included Mrs J T Jones and other relatives. Mr Olen Haynes hosted guests Mr and Mrs Bill Morris and their Dallas children. Mrs Madge Burgess and her Berryville sons have been guests of Mrs Roy Davis.
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J. P. Ackerman
Johnny
Nancy
Thorne Westerly
Niagara Falls
New York
C. Logan
Mrs. Steele Moore
Dallas
Vorace Hale
Bob Archer
el Dorado
Paul Jones
Ron- We
Ritchie
Hulan May
Gail
J. T. Jones
Olen Haynes
Bill Morris
Madge Burgess
Classified advertising rate card excerpt
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Hempstead
Neva LeFayette
Howard
Miller Counties
Mom
Arkansas Dailies, Inc
Sterick
Memphis
Tenn
Texas Bank
Dallas
Texas
Michigan Ave
Chicago
Ill
42Nd St
New York
Penobscot
Detroit
Miche Terminal
Oklahoma City
Okla
Associated Prasay
Associated Press
Slaying of Donna Trussell Triggers Citywide Negro Manhunt
New Orleans police hunted a Black assailant after Donna Trussell, an 18 year old modeling student, was found dead in her bedroom from multiple stab wounds on her 18th birthday. A cousin reported a struggle. a bike fleeing suspect carried a bundle of clothing. Three men were questioned near the scene.
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New Orleans
Donna Trussell
Lynda Lee Mead
New York
Miss Trussell
Myron Weysham
Homicide
Lynn Bulliard
Miss Bulliard
Allen
Allen Rothbart
Many Buses Lacking Heaters Haunt Arkansas Schools
Arkansas Education Department reports 372 buses lack adequate heaters based on 411 districts, carrying about 9,300 students. commissioner Arch Ford estimates $84,000 needed to install heaters, but most buses will be replaced with heated models within a year or two as the council weighs the issue.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
State Education Department
Raymond Mays
Cleveland County
Legislative Council
Arch Ford
Ford
Texarkana Population Drop Highlighted in 1960 Census
Census figures show the Texarkana area spanning Arkansas and Texas fell from 94,580 in 1950 to 91,657 in 1960. Fort Smith declined from 74,202 to 66,685 while Little Rock-North Little Rock rose from 156,685 to 242,980 and Memphis-West Memphis increased from 627,093 to 627,?04.
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Washington
Little Rock
North
Memphis West Memphis
Arkansas
Census Bureau
Texas
Fort Smith
North Little Rock
Memphis - West
Memphis
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