Senate Adopts Rule Change to Cut Debate Time
The Senate, by a 72 to 22 vote, approved a rules change allowing a two thirds vote of those present to limit debate, ending the long standing requirement for two thirds of all members. Supporters called it a practical compromise, while opponents warned it could curb minority input. Senator Johnson of Texas led the push as Democratic Leader with backing from leaders across parties. The vote followed heated debate and differed regional reactions lingered after the decision.
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Weather Department Report for Arkansas ROYAL AREA
Fragmented weather data notes for Arkansas regions including Red River and Texarkana with forecasts of cloudiness, light rain tonight and Wednesday. Mention of temperatures with highs in the 60s and lows around 50s, and expected little precipitation through the period.
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Robbery suspect arrested minutes after Bluff store heist
In Ping Bluff Ark an armed duo robbed a shoe market of over 4000 dollars last night. John F W Kesstey 41 of Hinesville Ga was arrested after stopping his car to change clothes. A woman believed connected was taken into custody. A store employee helped trigger the arrest by spotting the suspect leaving the shop and reporting to police. The manager said the suspect wore hunting clothes and fled in a car before being surrounded. The chief noted Kesstey faces charges linked to a Charlotten Minnesota robbery and prior prison terms in South Carolina and California.
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Eisenhower Sees Budget With Possible Surplus
President Eisenhower told Republican leaders in Congress that his 77 billion budget for the coming year contemplates a surplus of about 100 million dollars. House and Senate leaders discussed tax policy and spending while awaiting a GOP approach to legislation as Dirksen and Halleck note potential paths for tax and fiscal action.
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Collectors Entitled to Fee on Total Tax
Delinquent tax collections article notes fee entitlement for tax collectors based on 83 percent of total penalties. Report references opinion by Assistant Attorney General Jol VY Hastins and mentions city clerk involvement and related officials.
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Father Balks at Filing Kidnap Charge in NY Case
Frank Chianehioa, father of infant Lily Raso Chianshio, balked at signing a police complaint after a Brooklyn magistrate conference and a call with his wife. Jayarane, linked to the abduction plan, wailed in detention as an affidavit was prepared for registration. Jayarehe denies kidnapping claims, stating the baby is hers. Attorney Kontuna says a full mental exam will be sought when she is arraigned.
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Man 35 Admits Killing Cub Scout in Indiana
MONTICELLO Ind. A 35 year old contractor Colvin Bhun We admitted shooting a 10 year old Cub Scout and wounding the boy's grandmother in a Moss home attack. Colvin fired at the Moss residence then turned his pistol on the man Mansell wounding him. The boy died and the grandmother was hospitalized in critical condition with a gunshot wound to the temple.
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Kensett Wins Bond for Health Service Center
Kensett health service officials secure a binding approval for a 920,000 dollar bond to fund construction and operations. The measure passage funds a new facility and related medical services, strengthening local health access in Kensett, Arkansas.
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Insurance Code Bill Is Largest Measure in Arkansas Senate
The Arkansas Senate debated a record size Insurance Code bill after the 1969 regular session. Sen Roy Rinesa of Mena introduced Senge All No. 4, a 44 page measure creating an Arkansas insurance code. Lt. Gov Nathan Gordon was sworn in as Senate president, and eight freshman members were inaugurated.
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Unemployment Jumps Above Four Million
Washington reports unemployment rising to 4.106 million in December as seasonal weather and reduced outdoor work dampen hiring. Government figures show a 273 thousand increase from November, with 4.073 million previously cited, reflecting ongoing harvest and weather-related factors.
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Circuit Court Trials Set to Start Monday in Hampstead Circuit
Trials begin Monday in Hampstead Circuit Court with judges Browy and others presiding. Readiness reports indicate scheduled cases include multiple civil matters and preliminary hearings, as court staff organize dockets and courtroom assignments ahead of the week’s proceedings.
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Dulles Mikoyan Talks Foresee U S Soviet Strain
London dispatch reports U S Secretary of State Dulles and Soviet Deputy Premier Mikoyan planned separate talks with President Eisenhower. The aim was to ease tensions and resume Geneva discussions while keeping U S policy from negotiating with Mikoyan. Western Allies expected to indicate willingness to renounce surprise attacks but politics would guide moves.
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Youth buried by California landslide claims student life
The California landslide near the Golden Gate crushed a high school youth and buried a second student who later died. A girl injured at Washington Minh School was treated for shock and scrapes at Park Emergency Hospital as rescuers battled loose mud and rock. recovery efforts continued despite darkness.
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Arkansas Senate debates ethics bills amid Inauguration
The Arkansas Senate, led by Senator Shellan, debated measures aimed at preventing judges from seeking other offices during term, with penalties tied to valuation-based state funds. The session paused to hear Governor Faubus’ inaugural address as lawmakers gathered in the House chamber.
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Negro Takes Place on Houston Board
A Houston school board race saw a woman candidate challenge the status quo amid threats of demonstrations. Mrs. Charles White, age about 35, led with a push for integration while facing opposition from white contenders. The district serves roughly 60 000 students as of October, 1877, with a federal order to desegregate issued by US District Judge Ben C. Connally.
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California welding shop to open in old power plant building
A pair of California men gut in a welding and munu shop to be housed in the old power plant building on the Gang zine, with repairs underway. The tiny will begin on a varied scale, offering powllyy and deity tved quicksely. Woney i build the Shankawse site lwid oo meeting last night and gluced Robert Ladivune as ye president. Details remain unclear due to damaged OCR and fragmented names.
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Murfreesboro Boy Killed by Truck
Murfreesboro scene reports a boy killed when struck by a truck. The accident occurred yesterday near Murfreesboro as a vehicle driven by HC. Gox of Bibcll struck the youth, identified as a local resident. Investigators from the state police are handling the case.
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Extension of Assessment Penalty Proposed in Tax Debate
The article reports on proposals to extend an assessment penalty tied to reassessment disputes amid resistance from officials. It notes arguments for gradual implementation and the need to keep property taxes fair, with discussions of potential bases for the levy, timing, and the impact on millage rates.
Dry and Mild Weather Across Much of the Nation
A fast arming storm moved through the Moorheasterly region spreading a two inch snow blanket from Pennsylvania to New England. Some sleet and freezing rain fell in New York and the Midwest saw cooler, drier conditions with sunshine in parts. Showers dampened the West while the Northwest faced cooler temperatures, and warmer southern portions reported gusty winds.
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Landmark Little Rock Integration Debate Sparks Political Clash
In a charged exchange Governor Faubus defends segregation while criticizing federal action. He argues state rights and warns the legislature could affect school integration, suggesting private schools and public pensions as consequences. The debate centers on delaying desegregation and constitutionality.
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