Supreme Court weighs civil rights act in Georgia voting case
The Supreme Court hears a first test of the 1967 Civil Rights Act as William P. Rogers argues that the act improperly lets the attorney general seek injunctions. U.S. District Court in Macon, Ga, had ruled parts unconstitutional by limiting government action and affecting state and individual defendants in a case about Negro voting in Tarvell County.
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Weather Report From Puoséay and Arkansas Regions
Weather Experiment Station reports BM hours ending 7 a m Puoséay high 74 low 99 no precipitation total 1058 precipitation 48.47 inches. TED RIVER 14.1 feet at Indas and fell 14 feet at Pulton. LITTLE RIVER rose to 17.2 feet at Whiteellits. Mostly cloudy with scattered showers and thunder showers this afternoon tonight and Wednesday. Highs mid to upper 70s, lows 35 to 45 north, 66 to 70 southeast. Turning colder by Wednesday with general shower chances and possible thunderstorms. Northeast and southwest park cloudy to partly cloudy with light showers and thunder today tonight and Wednesday. Temperature outlook mid 60s to upper 70s inland. lows 40s to mid 50s.
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Postal Rate Increase to Be Asked by Eisenhower
Washington AP President Eisenhower plans to renew his push for higher postal rates, Rep. Charles Halleck and other Republican leaders said after a White House briefing on the fiscal year starting July 1. The President’s upcoming budget message is expected to call for a spending boost of 78.8 billion dollars with a predicted 4.2 billion dollar surplus, Halleck noted, but gave few specifics on any postal rate proposal. He indicated the administration may link postage increases to broader budget aims.
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Twenty Negro Youths Jailed at Memphis
In Memphis police arrested twenty African American youths after a bus disturbance on a company vehicle. Five were charged with disorderly conduct, vandalism, and malicious mischief. They were taken to juvenile court for processing.
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Boys and Girls State Dates Set for June
The American Legion announced dates for Boys State from May 3 to 4 and Girls State in June, a weeklong program at Camp Robinson near Little Rock. About 800 boys and 600 girls participate annually in practical civic training.
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Removal of 4 Percent Interest Rate Debate Prompted by Ike Pleas
A fragmentary summary details President Eisenhower urging Congress to remove a 4 percent interest rate on long term government bonds. It portrays a forceful message to curb rising debt costs, blaming Congress for delays and noting objections to high and rising interest charges. The message references Treasury transmission of proposed legislation and concerns over short term debt expenses.
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Arkansas Wholesale Trade Up Despite Data Gaps
Wholesale trade in Arkansas shows a 29.2 percent increase from the prior period, according to a preliminary report by the federal Bureau. National figures indicate U S wholesale sales near 1135 million dollars, up about 69 million from 1954, with the latest month showing stronger activity despite missing details and garbled text.
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Fedyre Cenays ‘Bureau
Stiall Joeles
House faces Civil Rights bill vote Aide claims southern bloc
Washington reports Democratic and Republican leaders debate a plan to force a vote on civil rights measures next month. House factions tied to Southern Democrats and Republicans reportedly amass signatures for a petition despite House Rules resistance. Key figures Emanuel Celler and James Roosevelt are cited amid stalled school integration legislation and party-line blocking.
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Chinese Pilot Dies During Freedom Bid Crash Landing
A Chinese pilot died when his MIG jet fighter crashed during an attempted freedom bid on Porniosy, near an American area. The Nationalist Chinese defense ministry claimed the plane was only slightly damaged on landing at an emergency air site. An American source tied to Nationalist officers reported the crash at a beach area, noting the pilot’s nose buried in the sand.
Auto hits horse injuring rider on Woest Avenue
The crash occurred about 7 30 pm yesterday on 1190 block Woest Avenue when an auto driven by Jerula Whitney and a horse ridden by Claus Dodson collided. Dodson suffered a leg injury. the horse escaped uninjured and the car had light damage as City Officers Milam and Clark reported.
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Fragmentary financial note from historical page
A partial OCR indicates a local financial or trade snippet with figures such as 88 and 07 and references to Hulls, F408, Bal, and cuts. The readable text shows values and perhaps a ledger or tax mention, but crucial details are missing.
Arkansas lawmakers weigh doubling constitutional officer salaries
Hot Springs Arkansas prospective measures on the November ballot aim to empower the legislature to double salaries of constitutional and other officers including sheriffs. A closed meeting at Little Rock last week discussed the proposal with state and county officials. Garland County Sheriff Suvared NM Kis hosted the meeting with about 200 officials connected to a fund. Principal speakers were Dr. Marshal Steel and Special Agent J. Casper Moutseed.
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Woman Pleads Innocent to Child Beating
Mrs Besse 47 and Ursula Wegel 17 are central figures in a child beating case. Ay-Lloya Sasso plans to plead innocent on Wednesday. The damaged account describes bruises and a family dispute with allegations of abuse and police involvement.
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Red Cross
All Around Town: Village events and church notices
The page lists a busy schedule in multiple communities including Ast. Village and Malvern with dances, church events, and public notices. Readers are directed to watch for local performances, a Kansas Home Demonstration event, and a Sunday service featuring speakers from health, safety, and Philippine connections.
Circuit Court Cases Set for Next Week
The court docket lists several cases scheduled for next week including actions against various defendants. Notable mentions include defaults and trials as attorneys prepare for hearings, with dates and case cites appearing throughout the list.
Basye Elected to Ist National Board at Annual Meeting
Guy G Basye, noted industrialist, was elected to the board of directors of National Bank at the annual stockholders meeting. Re-elected officers and other members include Gloyd Sperker as president and Treasurers and assistants across several affiliated banks and colleges.
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Grandmother Saves Children From Drowning Ordeal
Clarksville Arkansas residents recount a dramatic rescue as a grandmother plunged into a storm pond to save her grandchildren. Neighbors describe the tense moments and the heroic act that saved the two youngsters, with medical staff later treating the children.
Cuban expropriation debate in U S Cuba ties and property losses
Fragmented OCR notes discuss alleged violations of reform in Cuba, expropriation and compensation disputes involving foreign interests. Mentions Bonse and U S influence in Washington, irrigation of agrarian policy, and claims of American property losses valued at five to six million dollars in Cuba.
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Court Views Exhibits in Finch Trial
Court recounts exhibits and testimonies in the Bernard Finch murder case. Police describe a bullet wound and weapon handling as jurors assess the evidence amid assertions regarding motive and conduct by Finch and witnesses. The trial details include statements from officers Ryan and others about injuries and scene conditions.
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