Eisenhower urges restraint on federal spending to curb inflation
President Eisenhower told national press editors that federal outlays must be trimmed to avoid inflation and that tax policy and future spending should be carefully considered. He emphasized that individuals should decide how to spend their money and that the government should not overspend beyond what citizens will tolerate, suggesting possible future tax cuts.
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Weather Forecast Summary Arkansas Louisiana 24 Hours
Weather forecast for Arkansas and Louisiana shows considerable cloudiness with scattered showers tonight and Thursday. Central Arkansas highs near 70 with lows around 40s, northwest colder tonight into Thursday. Louisiana expects light rain possible, warmer south and southeast with highs near 70.
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Fire damages Shoop Elementary School South Side
A lunch hour fire at Shoop Elementary School on the South Side caused smoke and minor damage to adjoining rooms on the first floor. About 40 staff and students were escorted from the building, while most of the 1,400 pupils were home for lunch. Firefighters quickly controlled the blaze with no injuries reported.
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GOP names conservative for key post in Senate
Washington AP report says Sen. Andrew I. Schoeppel Kansas a conservative named to chair the Committee on Committees with others like Barry Goldwater eyed for campaign chair. Conference postponed decision on campain chair while objections to reshuffling roles are debated.
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Final Rites Held Today for Mrs Graves at Blevins
Funeral services for Mrs Magde Graves 59 of Blevins were held at Union Grove Church with Rev Wo 48 Thoma son and Rev Herbert Erving. Survivors include husband Ed Graves of League City Texas and two Quagsters Mrs Howard Wild and Mrs Charle Phantas both of League City.
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Hope Student Hit by Auto Leg Broken
Hope student Jones B. Cornelius, son of Mrs. Alan Cornelius, was struck by an auto yesterday off fun days near the Hope school area. He sustained a broken leg and was taken to a local hospital for treatment.
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Cuba death purge fuels Cuba war crimes debate
Reports from Havana describe mass executions and secret trials tied to a purge by the new Cuban regime. President Fulencio Batista fled before the crackdown as a Cuban military leadership faced international scrutiny over alleged murders, torture, and kidnappings.
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Defense Dept Emphasizes Draft Importance for National Security
Defense officials led by under secretary Charles C. Pinucane state the draft remains essential to maintain military strength and reserve forces. They note voluntary enlistment has not met needs and warn abolishing the draft could harm mobilization and readiness across the Navy Air Force and Marine Corps.
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Mild Weather Extends Into the South
Mild January weather continues across the south and west while colder air pushes into the northern Rockies and Great Basin. Snow and frost blanket parts of Pennsylvania New York New Jersey and the Midwest. Showers along the Pacific Coast and southeast Texas give way to mostly dry conditions elsewhere.
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McGill Elected Chairman of School Board
Hope District 1-A school board held its first meeting of the year last night and re-elected Saya McGill of Fulton as chairman. Mrs. Frank ing named secretary and Joel Martindale as a new member, with Norman Moore re-elected. The board renewed a two year contract with superintendent James J. Jones, who has served 17 years in that role and 26 years in education.
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Myr. Jones Tys
Engineer named to direct the highway department
Winfrey was appointed by the Arkansas Highway Commission to succeed Herbert Eldridge as highway director. The 23-year veteran of the state highway department, educated at the University of Arkansas, will begin March 3 and aims to keep highway policy non political while strengthening administration.
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All Around Town Items From The Star Staff
A new officer addition to the Police Department and a second planned soon will allow a five day twelve hour week for officers. Reports note engineers moved to the Hiwood Ban project as Congress approves funding for fast phased work. Hempstead County Industrial Foundation stockholders set June 3 at Hope City Hall with proxies requested. Henderson State Teachers College ROTC cadets excel in firing drill. notable names include Charles Gears and Chalbert Berge. Two Beperbeys and Jonny Swillvan contend for high score in a local Arkadelphia competition.
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Henderson State ‘Teachers College
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Hupp
Twayis
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Yey L. Huckabee
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Berge
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Arkadelphia
Local Highway Commission Names Amid Turmoil and Claims
The article discusses changes in the Local Highway Commission leadership amid controversy surrounding Naylor and Maylor. It notes early December announcements, a five member panel, and mentions former legislators tied to the commission. Details on holding over members and specific names are provided amid a murky, error-filled report.
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Ping Blutt
All Schools Oppose Bill to Close in Norfolk
In Norfolk Virginia a federal court challenge to city funding cuts for secondary schools advances. Judge Walter B Hoffman weighs the legality while officials warn closures could follow if no relief is granted. Mayor Duckworth urges prompt action as state and federal filings loom next week.
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Episcopals to Start an Inquirer's Class
The Vicar of Saint Mary's Episcopal Church announces inquirers classes beginning the first Sunday at 4:30 pm at the Church. Open to all wishing to ask questions about the Episcopal Church doctrine teaching and discipline. Attendance does not obligate confirmation or membership at Saint Mark's. interested parties should send a note to the church.
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Kiwanians Discuss Objectives and Upcoming Event
Henry Seagnans, vice-president of the Hops Kiwanis club, spoke on Kiwanis International objectives and urged members to raise efforts in 159. He announced the annual Kiwanis steel event set for April 9 and 16 at the Hope High School auditorium, with club officers Shariff Jun kie Griffin Newt Pentecostal Hope Bob Roberts and Joe Wile Kaans listed.
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Fight Over Alford Not Ended Blatnik Fight Continues
Washington scene on Capitol Hill reports a continuing dispute over Alford within the Ways and Means Committee. Representative Blatnik and colleagues debate whether Alford should remain a Democrat or be listed as independent on party lines. Key figures say the issue will shape opening days of the new Congress as assignments and approvals are discussed.
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Local Banks Name Same Officials
Lacebanks held their annual stockholders meeting yesterday and reelecte the same officers and directors. First National, Lloyd Spencer, president, W. K. Lemley, vice president, Syd McMaush, executive vice president, Thomas Hays, vice president and cashier, Cecil J. O’Stuen, and Genle Clynmberlpin, assistants, ho Bowne includes ferbert Burns, J. P. Dalle, Vincent W. Foster, W. if. Gunler, Thomas E B Hays, Hays, and others. Citizens Bank chairman G. A. Graves presided, R. M. LaGrone Jr. and C. C. Spragins,vice president, Dale Janes cashier, Olin Lewis and Rayne Sunes officers. The Board includes Graves, LaGrone, Spragins, Janes, Levil, Henry Hugies, Albert Graves, N Jewell, George W. Peck, George W. Rabison and Frank McSurly.
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Michigan farmer quits war on wheat program
Michigan farmer Stanley Youluses ends his resistance to wheat controls amid government limits and penalties. He vows to sell his farm and stock, arguing private property rights and opposing compulsory acreage restraints.
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Arkansas lawmakers push bills on unemployment and education
A crowded session details seventeen bills, including unemployment benefit increases, patronage curbs, and school administration changes. Legislation proposes a daily benefit cap, extended benefit periods, and new county funds, with votes noted and sponsors listed from various counties.
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