Chou En Lai Heads for Moscow and Europe
Premier Chou En Lai flew to Moscow for talks and a promised state visit to Poland amid Polish and Hungarian uprisings. Tass said he would meet Soviet leaders in Budapest and then proceed to Nepal and Afghanistan. Hong Kong observers noteChina’s stance shows growing independence within world communism.
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Moscow
Chou En-Lai
Poland
Hungary
Cho
Europe
Wladyslaw Gomulka
Tass
Heiping
Chou
Budapest
Janus Maday
Clementi Voroshilov
Nikolai Bulganin
Nikita Khrushchevy
Chau
Siberian
Irkutsk
Communist
China
Russia
Hong Kong
Wiain Peiping
Janos Kundar
Ho Lung
Wang Chiah-siang
Warsaw
Nepal
Afghistan
Death probe into plantation owner on 3000 acre estate
WEST MEMPHIS sheriff's officers investigated the death of Prank Miller a 60 year old plantation owner found fatally wounded in his home on the 3000 acre plantation Miller lived alone a house guest or burglar theory was considered after a cook found the body Miller was shot twice in the neck and back the neck wound severed an artery and four spear bullets were recovered near the body witnesses reported an extended car parked near the house during the night authorities had few leads
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West Memphis
Planta
Yon
Milner
Miller
Dave
Cecil Goodwin
Fie
Staggers Pushes Update to Obsolete Gas Provisions
Washington Rep. Staggers proposes legislation to modernize the natural gas act, giving the Federal Power Commission broader authority, banning certain gas sales under controlled prices, and aligning intrastate and interstate rules for American suppliers. He notes past consumption figures to contrast with current levels amid calls for revisions.
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Washington
Staggers
D-Wya
Congress
Federal Power Commission
Bandits Rob Rich Club in Miami of $40,000
Masked armed men robbed the Cotton Club in Miami shortly after closing, stealing about $40,000 including weekend receipts and roughly $4,000 held in the safe for entertainer Cab Calloway. Club officials Weinger and Hirsch described four assailants, two of whom appeared in an adjacent room. A police report followed.
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Bandits
Rob Rich
Miami
Bbuc
Swank Cotton Club
George Weinger
Jerry Hirsch
Cofffee
Weinger
Cab Calloway
Hirsch
Weller
Thec
Hirsth
Uirseh
Hundreds Attend Hope Youth Center During Christmas Holidays
During a two week Christmas period the Hope Youth Center Activities drew over 3600 students, servicemen on leave, and Web School college students. Attendance exceeded last year’s record by about 500. Mrs James Wallers and Mrs Jack Lowe organized chaperones for months, with special thanks for their efforts.
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Hope Youth Center
Youth Center
James Wallers
Jack Lowe
Actress Tells More on Kidnap Plot in Calfifornia bedroom
ENCINO Calif Manic Mc Donald reports two swarthy men abducted the actress in a white nightgown. She says they sought ransom from actor Michael Wilding estranged husband of Elizabeth Taylor, and from Harry Karl, her husband to be, and from her mother Marie Wubori. Calls allegedly connected Wilding and Karl with the kidnapping though ransom was not named in the conversations.
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Encino Califlar
Elizabeth Taylor
Miss_ McDonald
Harry Karl
Miss McDonald
Marie Wubori
Harold Plant
Akor
Karl
Wilding
Plant
Ransom
Hope in Line for Pest Control Station
A Plant Pest Control Bureau has been established in Little Rock, announced by the U S Department of Agriculture. Additional units will be set up soon at Texarkana, Hope and Russellville.
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Little Rock
U. S
Reds Discover FBI Is Not Very Easy
HAL BOYLE reports on the FBI's covert strength against Communist infiltration and the agency's persistence. The piece cites Ron Whitehead's FBI Story and notes questions about Hoover's tenure, leadership resilience, and civil rights insinuations. Page reference: three.
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FBI
Mark
Hal Boyle
New York
Federal Bureau ‘of Investigation
Selley
Neilon
Vaccine for Viruses Is Suggested
Dr. Jonas E B Sark proposes a universal anti virus vaccine to protect nerves. He cites two aims including childhood infections weakening nerves and long latent viruses reactivating under stress, presented at a conference by the New York Academy of Sciences honoring Basil O Conor.
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New York
Jonas EB. Sark
Salk
Pittsburgh
New York Academy of Sciences
Basil O'Conor
Naytional Foundation
Three Bandits Target Bank in Kentucky Gun Battle
In Campton Kentucky FBI and state agents hunt for at least three would-be bandits after a running gun battle with authorities at Farmers and Traders Bank. Sheriff George Lille was wounded critically, night watchman DB Stone aged 22 wounded one raider, gang split up, car wrecked later, safes and submachine guns found, amid a large wooded-area search near Wolf County.
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Campton
FBI
Stone
Wolf County
Farmers and Traders Bank
George D. Lille
Fayette County
Kentucky
Pera
Gustorn
Oklahoma
Schao
Sehao
High Court Rules Independents May Run in Cities
Arkansas Supreme Court reverses a lower ruling, ruling that independent candidates for city offices may appear on ballots without meeting the 15 percent petition signature rule. The decision clarifies that Act 452 applies to state and county offices, not municipal posts, and notes many towns run independents without primaries.
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High Court
Leon Hatch
Kansar Supreme Cart Yuleq
IDG
Dette
Prtty
Jecunty
Wyile Perry
Little Roel
Perry
Ealestine
Pulaski
Guy
Will Mains
Mer- Ml
B. Taylor
Wider Net
Peerry
Supreme Court
Will Tinms
Shomdnee
George Rose Smith
House Journal
Arkansas
Rim
Glenn G. Zimmerman
Community plans honor for outstanding young farmer
Grady Burton of the Hope Junior Chamber announces plans to select the community's most outstanding young farmer as part of a nationwide 1996 search. Eligible operators aged 18 to 35 are judged on farming progress and community conservation efforts. Nomination forms will be available soon. Winning entry advances to state finals and possibly a trip to the national awards program.
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Grady Burton
Hope Junior Chamber of Commerce
Jy Durant North Carolina
Blevins Community Club Meeting Set for January 30
The Blevins Community Club announces its first 1957 meeting at the Sedgel home cottage on Payee sday January 30. Miss Ann Sutterfield of Southyos ter Gas and Rigetrie Co. will demonstrate small electrical appliances at 7:90, followed by a brief business session. Members urged to attend.
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Hyvins Sportunity
GMK
Sedgel
Ann Sutterfield
Southyoster Gas and Rigetrie Co
UN Study Proposed on Hungarian Situation
Secretary General Hammarskjold proposed forming a UN committee with broad powers to investigate the Hungarian situation. He urged hearings with refugees and considered ad hoc Assembly oversight, aiming to monitor Soviet actions and seek reliable information despite entry refusals by the Hungarian government.
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Max Harrelson
Nammons
N.Y
Nag Tammarskjuld
U. N
U.S
Hungary
General Assembly
Hammarskild
Proup
Mie
General ‘Assembly
Ida
Soviet Troops to Stay in East Germany
East German Soviet talks in Moscow yielded a plan to keep Soviet forces in East Germany under a treaty. The German Democratic Republic would gain air traffic control in its zone, affecting Berlin and West Germany links.
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East Germany
Joseph
Fleming Berlin
Moscow
Falk Bertin Redig
German Democratic Republic
Weston AL Ned
Bellin
West Germany
Southern State to Make Research Contracts Approved
Washington reports the Department of Health Education and Welfare approved research contracts for Southern State College Magnalla and five other colleges. The Office of Education will provide 400000 dollars with institutions adding 125000 each. Individual contract sizes were not disclosed.
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Washington
Southern State Colege of
Magnalla Arking
Department of Health, Education, and Welfare
Office of Education
Richards to Carry Out ME Mission
President Eisenhower appointed Janos P. Richards former chairman of the House Foreign Affairs committee as a special assistant on the administration's Middle East program. Richards will head all mission to the area with the rank of personal ambassador.
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Wisenhower
Janos P. Richards
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Richards
South Carolina
Congress
White House
Winlter F. George
Goorin
Senate
Rink
Ambassaedor
Oraantaatien
U S Demolition Crew to Examine Shells in SPG
A US Army demolition squad will visit Hope on Tuesday to examine unexploded shells found in the old Proving Ground area. Report all shells to the Sheriff's office which will relay them to the crew about 10 a m. Sheriff Jimmy Cook cautioned against moving shells and urged reporting their location.
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Old Proving Ground
Sheriff's Office
Sherif
Jimmy Cook
Local students win national essay prize in Hope
All Around Town reports Sharon Fielding and Peggy Susdloyd, Hope Junior High eighth graders, won a Royal Typewriter contest on What My Hometown Means to Me. Each earned $10 with sponsor Mrs. J. J. Merritt. Also noted is a presidential appointment to the Arkansas LP Gas Association, and a planned two day midwinter meeting in Lie Rogk with a Lafayette Hotel venue.
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Sharon Fielding
Peggy Sus Dloyd
Hope Junior High
Royal Typewriter Company
J. J. Merritt
Roy G. Thrash
Hope, Tol-E-Yex OW Co
Ue Arkansas LP Gas Association
Lie Rogk
Lafayette Hotel
Dulles Plans to Prevent a Third World War Debate
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles told the House Foreign Affairs Committee that the Eisenhower doctrine for the Middle East aims to deter aggression and halt a third world war. He warned delaying action could lengthen the threat, and a special mission will explain the policy to Arab states while gaining bipartisan support for military and economic aid totaling about 600 million dollars over three years.
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Neil Magneil
Washington
John Woster
Dulles
Middle East
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Bram O
U. S
Soviet Union
James P. Richards
Richards
House Foreign Affairs Commmite
Fea
Middle
Halson
Congress
Scheffott
South Carolina
Cemolcrat
Ha Post
Tha
Riaenhower
Maat
Milles
Eggypt
Syria
Waj Hosne
United States
Welgaman
Wenbayamnese Socialist Party
Jawahai' Int Nohru
Barty
Decisions in High Court in Little Rock
The Arkansas Supreme Court today handed down decisions reversing several chancery rulings and affirming others. Notable actions include reversing Hot Springs Chancery Court in Lia Bramble versus C Y H Kemper, reversing and remanding Jack Brock versus Ray Bates, affirming R D Barham versus McCalmana Hill Inc, and affirming Farm Bureau Cooperative Mill Supply versus Swift & Co alongside related consolidated cases.
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Little Rock Iiti
Arkansas Supreme Con
Lia Bramble
C. YH. Kemper
Suppeal
Hot Springs Changery Court
Jack Brock
Ray Bates
Joleson Chancery Court
Ad R. D. Barham
McCalmana Hill Inc
Nevada
Chancery Court
Ck Colsalidated
Chambal
Incdus
Tries, Inc. Ve
H. White
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Whitehead
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Blevins
San Strick
Richard Skelton
Red Skelton
Ucla Medical Center
Price
Hawaiian Islands
Southern State
SPG
New Hope High
Chamber of Commerce
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Moore Bros
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Cos Drug
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Hubert Shirley
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Herbert
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