Rebel Group Would Check Castro's Power
Havana AP reports a leader of the student backed revolutionary directorate seeks a legislative group to curtail Castro's one man rule during the provisional period. Chaumont accuses Castro of blocking broad participation and urges elections within a year rather than the 14 to 24 months proposed by Arenda and Castro.
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Havana
Cuba
Aero
Feel Castra
Castro
Hs Group
Faure Chaumont
Revoluutionery Directorate
Manuel Urnula
Congress
Pulgenaln Bavlsiy
Chaumont
Arenda
Welco
Batista
Iwao i
Uvrilla
Cabings Wx
Topmjer Presient Carles Pro Scicarras
Caster
Casta
Choumant
Casello
Eisenhower outlines push for stronger US defense
President Eisenhower stated the United States must mobilize power and flexible forces to meet Soviet threats, aiming to strengthen international agencies and pursue disarmament talks with the Soviets. He warned that Communist pledges are untrustworthy and tied military strength to securing peace worldwide.
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Washington
Eisenhower
United States
State of the Union
Barlin
Wiserhower
United Nations
Britain
Geneva
Soviet Union
John QO Baber Dies at Ozan
John Otto Bubey retired layman died at his home in Ozan. He was a member of the Methodist Church. Survived by his wife one son Joby R. of Carnicheel Calf four daughters Mus Mellie Regn Pot ser of Burllaz Ark three brothers Pewey Baber of Wupe dames EB J4ubey of EB Basu and Olly Bapey of Bentons Unes sisters Mrs Tess B Gres of Gainesville Pla Mrs Mary Gollegly of Mingry Springs and Mus yolie Monroe of Bogato) ex
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John Otto Bubey
Laynen
Ozan
Methodist Church
Joby R
Carnicheel
Calf
Mus
Mellie Regn Potser
Burllaz
Ark
Pewey Baber
Wupe Dames
J4ubey
EB Basu
Olly Bapey
Bentons Une
Weather ARKANSAS Briefing Hidden in Rough Text
A terse weather blurb mentions Arkansas conditions with scattered notes about cold air and unsettled skies. It references names like Merten in a fragmentary format, lacking clear times or locations.
A Southern Texas Coastal Tour Scene from Mustang to Padre Island
Editor outlines a winter highway map for South and Southwest Texas coastal trips. Describes Mustang and Padre Island beaches, unspoiled dune views, and natural privacy along a 100 mile sweep from Corpus Christi to Brownsville with fishing, camping, and casual seaside scenes. Notes myths of Amatista Riviera branding and mentions historic shipwrecks and the Coastal Bend Tourist Association.
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Star
Texas
Gulf of Mexico
Claus Braves
Rio Grande Valley
Atm
Mustang
Poadro Islands
Besch
Corpus Christilo
Brownsville
Mokjean
Inginland
Padre Faland
Coastal Bend Tourist
Hive
Coy'tez
Mexico
Spain
Clive Ips
Corpus Chatatlh
Poxas
Castro Alleges Hidden Arms Threat From Dissidents
Castro told a Camp Columbia rally that revolutionary elements are hiding arms to use against his leadership. He claimed dissidents smuggled barracks equipment and machine guns, warning 30,000 supporters that the next 18 years will test Cuba’s unity after defeating Batista's dictatorship.
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Slavana
Pidel Castro
Neite
wWebe
Cron
Hayono
San Antovila Barvdacks
Fulgencio Balista
Camp Columbia
Caatro
Castro
Hijs Woviane Ared
Camilo Cienfuegos
Camp Cahimbla
Garland Jury Calls Meet on Gambling Controversy
Garland County Circuit Judge B R Dobbs issued a jury summons as a Hot Springs gambling controversy flared. The dispute began in December after Sheriff Leonard Llis ordered illegal clubs and gambling venues closed, drawing coverage from the Hot Springs Sentinel Record.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Garland
B. BR. Dobbs
Forees
Hot Springs Sentinel
Aif
Walton
Leonard Illis
Epttern Cubs
Thy Sentinel-Appord
Hay
Vlusiiz Gaidey
Urasa
Lyst
Pringry
More Charges Face Bank Robbers
In Little Rock police investigation, four men linked to the Sherill branch robbery face burglary and grand larceny charges. Thomas Brown, 24, North Little Rock. Leroy Murphy, 20. James Lee Atkinson, 24, Little Rock. all sentenced to 18 years for their roles in the bank holdup. The Sherill bank was robbed August 14, with three defendants pleading guilty. Eyez Richmind, 27, Los Angeles, awaits trial.
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Little Rock
Thera
Nexro
Ienetdita
Sherall
Pulaski
J. Prank Holt
Grand Lavegny
Wie Crie
Little Rock Oral
Thomas Brown
North Little Rock
Onl
Murphy
James Lee Atheis
Littl Rok
Jefferson
Henry Smith
Phe Sherrill
Simons National Bank
Richmind
Los Angeles
Flair Fuga
Puloshis
Public to Decide on Rates Says Poll Shows Support
A poll by the Artkangag Democrat reports a majority of GA lawmakers favor opening rate increase applications to public inspection. The poll notes four lawmakers favored public disclosure, while 22 did not answer or felt uninformed.
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Artkangag Democrat
Gajg Wat
Teacher Files a Bankrupt Petition
An Arkansan school teacher and Mississippi retailer filed a federal bankruptcy petition today. Mrs Blanche Fretungn of Mun Seljo cites embemlement at the share as key to debt. Debts listed exceed assets by about 32,?000 with roughly 58,740 in assets. Petition to be heard by CA apiey Belerie Lew Canal.
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Little Hockaph
Arka Fis
Mississippi
Cuu
Blanche Fretungn
Mun Seljo
Tvast
Myrg
Freeman E
Mikoyan predicts Molotov fall. aims to shape policy
In Chicago and at the Civic Opera House, Mikoyan blasted Molotov as conservative and an adventurer while railing at Western attempts to press Soviet reform. He warned that Molotov cannot set policy and stressed Soviet resolve to chart its own course. The event featured a hostile crowd and sharp exchanges about U S relations and internal affairs.
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Ehidado
Pramter
Anastis LeMikov
Arlene
Caw
Moalotoy
Foxeldn
Mikoyah
Sid Molotov
Gladhandng
Mikoyain
Lurene
Mikoyan
Chicago
Malotov
Iiyan
Ianyars
Malniny
Mikayan
Mikayaly
Maistey
Vecy Mel
Abot Borin
Mikoyate
Opun
Forrest City Fire Losses Run Into Thousands
A wind driven fire in Forrest City Ark consumed several downtown business blocks near Sharpe's Men Store. Estimated losses run in the thousands of dollars with most buildings destroyed or damaged. Firefighters aided by nearby units contained the blaze after about two hours with one minor injury reported as a firefighter suffered scalp laceration. The owner Leon Feysusha saved a second fire wall while Roy Williams received a scalp wound from falling debris.
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Forrest CY
Ark
Ati
Forrest City
Sharpe
Elony Naval Rosser
Sis
Frank EB King
Hames Sqrand
Cohen's
Des Partranit
Art's
Sam's Used Men's Cluthing
Ings Grocery
Dreyfus Liquor Store
Pikehones
Walla
Vis
Pergusay Brug
Broadway
Ruse
Leon Feysusa
Byuitidge
Hne
Roy Walliams
Marti Alreman
Williams
Din
Farlow to Trial for Slaying Official in Arkansas
Ashdown Arkansas reports Farlow charged with the slaying of Prosecutor Dukee Tho Mas. Judge Wesley Howard rules Farlow dangerous to high gulf and safety and orders return to the state hospital at Little Rock for confinement after hearings.
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Ashdown. Ark
High Gulf
Wesley Howard
Farlow
Lattle Rock
Pure Low
Troy
Webster's Blue-Back Speller and Its Enduring Fame
A nostalgic look at Noah Webster’s Blue-Back Speller, detailing its influence on teaching spelling and pronunciation. The piece notes the book's bite sized lessons, progression through syllables, and ancillary material on geography, grammar, and definitions, showing how it shaped early education and vocabulary learning.
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Noah Webster
IBA
Uivliaey
Jean
Ian
Geo
Spaghelti
Atronts
Becausy
Alime Neily
Pound
Baulward
Gettling
Publisher to Buy TV Station
Washington AP reports publisher Reynolds to acquire the remaining stake in American Televisions Co and gain control of WNAC-TV. Reynolds, president of Southwestern Publishing, increases stake to 24 percent with a $305,000 deal timed after a regulatory review.
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Washington
Donald W. Hkeynolds
Fort Smith
Drk
Wee
Hartis Proposes an Amendment to extend voting rights
Hartis proposes a constitutional amendment to allow groups of citizens to vote voluntarily for lawful purposes under state law. The measure would require approval by a majority in one House and ratification by three fourths of the states. The move follows recent Southern lawmakers pressing on similar topics related to constitutional rights.
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Washington
Oron Hamis
Fey
Congress
Harisalee
Waward
Jul Mikel
Narris
Pulaski Studies Way to Drop School Tax
Pulaski County officials study options to reduce the school tax levy approved at the election. A coalition proposes rescinding the millage across subdivisions, while the plan faces legal questions and a divided board vote. The reassessment increases property values, potentially offsetting tax relief with higher assessments. The measure narrowly failed to gain required support at a recent hearing.
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Pulaski
Pulanki
Une Vores
Willy
Yur Penco Movida Morgan
Honor Goes to Mrs Rockefeller Based on Public Event
A fractured OCR snippet mentions Mrs Rockefeller and associations with public life and a New York figure. It references a society or industry linked to the Rockefeller name and hints at a political or public relations aim. The text is garbled but implies recognition or honor connected to Mrs Rockefeller.
Sunday Thomas Service at 2 PM at Washington Church
A fragmented notice lists a Sunday service at 2 PM at a church in Washington. The text mentions Reverend figures and several names, but content is garbled and unclear. The main action is a church service schedule with multiple individuals referenced.
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Thomas Service
Liberal Fig in Senate Battle Shapes GOP Leadership
GOP senators discuss the nomination for the Senate campaign chair after influential names including Lever and Goldwater signal support. Rumors swirl over committee control and links to labor and working laws as the party weighs who will lead next week.
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Washington Lab
Gman
Lever Fonsiwil
Massachusetts
Moi
Cenfere Ballchius
Pranosada
Barry Goldwa Avivinava
GOP
Colleagu Snitanstall
Dhe Pays Corp
Cileswater
Vontesh
Fie
Politleat
Saltonstall
Bol
el Ship
Ralif
Goldwater Wis
KXAR to Broadcast Razorback Games
Radio station KXAR will broadcast Arkansas baseball games this Saturday night in Fayetteville as the Razorbacks host the River Owls.
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KXAR
Razorback
Arkansas
Gy Welock
Pockers
Rive Owls
Fayetteville
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