Scientists Rescued by Air Force from Arctic Camp
Air Force units evacuated about 25 scientists and civilians from a research camp 400 miles northwest of Anchorage Alaska after a glacier or ice collapse. Two men were flown out Thursday night and the rest planned for evacuation over five to seven days. The camp, set up last May to study ocean depths and earth magnetism, measured five by four miles before crumbling. Officials stressed there was no danger to the rescuers or remaining personnel.
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Arctic
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Ladd
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Peacock
Raproy
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Porce
Midway
Enid
Weather Forecast Highlights From Arkansas and Louisiana
Arkansas expected partly cloudy and warm this afternoon through Saturday with highs in the 40s to mid 50s, lows in the 20s to 40s, and no significant precipitation. Extended forecast calls for above normal temperatures into the weekend, with colder Monday and scattered, light precipitation possible. Louisiana trends toward warmer Saturday with clear to partly cloudy skies later today evolving into a mild, dry pattern through the weekend.
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Jaye
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Associated Press
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Uy Dow
Man Questioned About Robbery in Arkansas Roadblock
STUTTGART Ark CAP Clarente Dodson 40 was arrested near a roadblock for questioning on forgery charges in Jefferson County and an armed robbery in Fort Smith police said. Sheriff Wareld Norton said Dodson was held in Pine Bluff jail awaiting action as Stuttgart and State Police assisted. A man matching Dodson’s description tried to cash a bad check in Pine Bluff.
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Ark
Cap
Clarente Dodson
Jefferson Counry
Fortmith
Jefferson County
Wareld Norton
Dodson
Pine Bluff
Norton
Hart
Race Trouble Better Says Committee
LITTLE ROCK A committee of Negro leaders and clergy said racial disturbances at Little Rock high schools exist, with name calling and pushing at Central High and Hall High. They supported Rep. Diggs’s charges while noting improvements, urged Eisenhower to visit and push desegregation, and called for a tour to ease tensions despite ongoing hostility.
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Michigan
Charles H. Diggs
Central
Hall High
Diggs
Centen
Hall
Fresident
Wisenhower
Little Rock
Dios Norely
Epld
Roland Smith
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Eisenhower
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Sign on barn reads The Weaiftenhilley Farm Uncle Sem Operator
A large barn at Lancaster Wisconsin displays a sign reading The Weaiftenhilley Farm Uncle Sem, Operator. The quirky label hints at a rural business or family branding exposed to passersby. Nearby residents recall no formal notices or events tied to the sign.
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Lancaster
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Weaiftenhilley Farm
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Local Warnings On Livestock Loose and Police Drive Event
Officials urge county residents to curb livestock running at large after numerous complaints. A Hempstead County crackdown planned with Judy Wright leading groups on Hope Street, proceeds benefiting the Polw Foundation. Also reports on Fort Benning officer training, area forestry losses, and the state forestry commission noting woods fires rise with common arson as leading cause.
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Nvestuck
Benpsteld
Hempstead County
Pulso
Dlowdown
Hope
Judy Wright
Polw Foundation
Arkansas Governor Faubus and salary debate heard
A closed meeting with Gov. Faubus and 28 officials discussed constitutional changes to allow salary increases for Arkansas leaders. Speakers argued higher pay is justified for governor and state officers to attract talent, while others urged secrecy to avoid criticism. Proposed maximums would raise governor to 10000 and other officials from 5000 to 10000, with legislative control.
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Gan
Bite Bonhote
Piainbus
Faybus
Arkansas
Meulenan
Mweasurer
Jand
Ekuetad
Ant
C. G Hall
Sam Jones
J. Vance Clayton
Jimmie Jones
City Planning Commission Names Officers for New Year
City Planning Commission held a Thursday night meeting at City Hall electing Arch Wylie as chairman CC Lewis as vice chairman and Mrs Loyd Kiard as secretary The next regular meeting is set for Jan 1 when Planning division reps will present maps and reports from a year of housing utilities and water system study The planning program funded by University of Arkansas dates back to 1858 and will move into phase two focusing on zoning land use and urban design
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City Planning Cormination
Arch Wylie
CC Lewis
Loyd Kiard
Uouth
Esty Maps
Eeports
Ile Elroes
Uyvision
University of Arkin
Seplumber
Faubus Talk Planned at City Event February 2
Gov Orval Faubus is set as principal speaker for a February 2 gathering at an assembly building near the government complex. The Craniutr dt governor will address 400 attendees with Judge Lyle Brosh named as presiding officer for the program. Ray Torper leads banquet arrangements as tickets go on sale in coming days at about $4.30 per person.
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Orval Faubus
Ania
Aemocespis
Conrart
Bilis
Craniutr Dt
Gownauen
Lyle Brosh
Uy Mumes
Ray Torper
Livkels
Plea to repeal World Court veto faces senate hurdle
President Eisenhower presses to repeal the U S veto over the World Court and seeks quick Senate action. Senator Fulbright supports moving the measure but warns against forcing a treaty vote without a clear chance for approval. The issue centers on a reservation allowing domestic control who decide in effect self judging.
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Washington
API
Eisenhower
J. Wiliam Pulbright Darks
Senate
United Nations
International Corps of Suptice
U. S
Wmubert J. Humphrey
Fulbright
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Walla
Gommillea
Nalure
Serge Republicane
Budget Cut Calls Rule House Spending Debate
Washington reports committee leaders urge deep reductions in the 70.2 billion dollar budget as President Torres faces pressure to trim programs. Republican chairman Clarence Cunship and Rep. Jey Taber argue for major cuts while President Sisuahowep warns against aggressive agency restraint amid deficit worries.
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Sisuahowep
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O-Mi Ant
Jey Taber
New York
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Canin
Danny
Tex
Yala Sleda
Two Accidents Reported Here
Two accidents were reported in the city yesterday. The garbled line suggests injuries and possible charges related to a vehicle collision, with names and places partially legible. The report mentions trucks and drivers amid confusion, noting police or officials may be involved.
Last S SEreams. Los Angeles Murder Trial Readied
The report recounts a brutal stabbing and shooting death at a Covina area home on July 16, with Barbara Tennant 48 beaten and killed and Marie Anne Ligholm 19 found in distress. Patti Daugherty and two others face murder charges as details emerge from witness accounts and police statements.
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Bondi
Patti Daugherty
Ayas
Lotes
Murry Abe
Rycen
Barbara Tennant
Clauithy
Tistaeyrhersliéxurtaus
Subuasane
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Pineh
Ans
hIanel
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Chargan
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MS Wanmother
Vale
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Imeid
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Jock Hiedaar
Fitobsbojie
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Ted
Duns
Unity Baptists to Hear James Raines
Unity Baptist Church announces James Raines of Ktuv will deliver the pulpit sermon for both morning and evening services. An additional guest speaker, James Apinus af avar Pordyee, is noted for the meeting and evening program, with further details to be announced.
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James Raines
Ktuv
James Apinus Af
Unity Baptist Church
Soaday ' den
Fle
Unity Gospel
Sanity Test for Accused Rapist in Toages Case
Rolald L. Frank of Toages, captured by police after a gun battle, is charged with raping a Cave Springs housewife. He is sent for a mental examination at the State Hospital. The case involved a police siege at his parents' home in Rogers.
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Little Hock
Rolald L. Frank
Toages
Yeuson
Maupin Cummings
Winona Woman Linked to Slaying of Husband
Mrs Minnie Kelly of Winona faces murder charges in the shooting death of her husband William Snoyiy Montgomery. Sheriff’s investigators report that King and his deputy’s wife conspired with several men to commit the crime, with Kelly allegedly stating she signed documents and aided the crime. Five men named in the investigation are Alec Morris and Pinkown, among others, with details of the case evolving at the Winona county courthouse.
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Greenwood
Miss. Kad
Minnie Kelly
Winonawaa
Willum
Puritan
Uyt King
Hig
Manihs
Sing
Melly
Yvur
Kelly
Alec Morris
Winona
Budget debate centers on surplus and debt reduction
The discussion compares peacetime spending and a projected 4.2 billion dollar surplus with a plan to reduce the national debt. Proposals argue for restrained taxes, continued credit, and possible public spending adjustments to shape credit markets and long term prosperity.
Rail Express Truck Run Faces Ruling on Service Claims
The Kansas Corporation Commission said it would decide soon on a complaint by Rail Express regarding freight and trucking routes. The case involves Rail Express routes from Brink Park to Paragould, Piggott, and Reelfoot with service claims against Allied and Cyton Lines, which argue for different coverage and door-to-door concerns, while Greyhound and other carriers object to expanded truck routes.
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Kansas Comyneree Cenymls
Haifway Express
Tyaen Lite
Brink Paragould
Piggott
Reelo
Diaway Express Ulsit Watts
Anglind
Wee ‘Littl Rusk
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