Soviet parliament approves 4.2 million military cut plan
Soviet lawmakers unanimously backed Premier Khrushchev's proposal to reduce armed forces by 4.2 million and rely on newer weapons. Foreign Minister Gromyko urged world powers to follow the Soviet example as delegates praised the move, promising defense remains top priority aided by atomic and hydrogen arms. The vote occurred after Khrushchev urged approval and adjourned the session.
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Weather Experiment State report for Arkansas
Weather forecast and data summary for Arkansas ending Friday. Includes precipitation totals 40.47 inches and multiple regional outlooks. Forecast notes cloudy to partly cloudy skies, colder temperatures, with highs in the mid 40s to 60s and varying regional lows.
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Passenger Benton death by own action in plane crash case
Controversy swirls around a Conway Arkansas tragedy linked to a September air crash near Boiling Springs. Alfred Edwards sues Dr Hart for 18000 pounds amid claims a passenger died due to his own action. Evidence includes large life insurance and a bombing theory investigated by CAB.
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Faubus Delays ABC Permit Decision in Logan County
In Little Rock the Alcoholic Beverage Central Board wrestles with a legal basis to cancel or keep the Ray Fortis of Waveland beer permit, delaying a decision for two weeks amid public protest. Gov Faubus promised the permit would be lifted, while ministers and county residents fear a bear outlet in South Sage County.
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Revival Meetings at Guernsey Baptist Church Begin Jan 7
Rev Jesse Real of the Arkansas Baptist State Convention will conduct a four night revival at Guernsey Baptist Church from January 7 to Sunday January 24. Prayer groups meet at 7 PM, song service at 1:30 PM, preaching to follow. Congregation invites all to attend nightly regardless of weather.
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Department Store Sales Rise Across District Markets
AP report shows St Louis and several district cities posting sales gains for the week ending June. St Louis up five percent while Louisville and other districts show mixed results including a two to four percent rise in some areas and a few declines. Overall district weekly sales run above year-ago levels.
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Winter Storm Slams New York and Midwest Traffic Chaos
A powerful nor'easter battered New York and parts of the Northeast and Midwest. Two people died in a Syracuse area crash as heavy snow and ice caused widespread skidding and closures. Forecasters predicted 4 to 8 inches or more in eastern New York and freezing rain clogs across Michigan and Wisconsin, with highway snarls and school cancellations reported from Maine to Milwaukee. Flights were grounded in Flint, Muskegon, and Saginaw as cold air drifted south and winds reached up to 80 mph in some western areas.
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Snow Storm Sweeps Through Midwest and West Coast
A large Midwest snowstorm advanced northeast across the Great Plains and into northern Michigan, bringing heavy snowfall up to a foot in some areas. Gusty winds and plunging temps spread south through Kansas and Oklahoma, with bands reaching the Rockies and western Nebraska. Snow also affected parts of the Great Lakes region while mild air lingered in the Southeast.
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Governor to Address Hope Chamber Banquet at February Meeting
National Guard themed address by Governor Oren B Fatibus at the Hope chamber of commerce annual membership banquet on February 2. About two hundred tickets go on sale today at $2.50 each, first come first served to chamber members.
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LSU Dean Held in Death of Woman
LSU Dean Dr. George H W Mickey was jailed in Baton Rouge on a murder charge after the body of Miss McMillan was found along a Mississippi River cowpath. Investigators say she was beaten and killed. Mickey, married father of nine, faced a grand jury action and possible murder indictment as details emerged from campus and state police inquiries.
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State Asks Murder Sentence Be Uphold
The state asks the Arkansas Supreme Court to uphold the death sentence of Frank Benarel Payne for hiring a hitman to kill J. M. Robertson. Payne was convicted in 1955 of killing and robbing the Pine Bluff company owner. The US Supreme Court previously reversed a related ruling, and the state argues new arguments support the conviction and sentence.
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Gusty Winds Hit Arkansas Across State
Gusty winds disrupted central Arkansas with downed trees and property damage. No injuries were reported as weather crews noted high gusts and scattered power outages. Amid forecasts of cloudy skies and frigid lows, authorities urged caution through the afternoon and into the night.
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Vet Administration Officer to Retire
A veteran administration officer is set to retire amid long service. The report notes career milestones and a transition plan, with mention of the department’s ongoing projects and institutional knowledge leaving after decades of duty.
Fragmentary obituary notes mix names and places in unclear text
The readable fragments mention a Mrs. and Keith Stone with a husband and a son James Stone. The text references a Slateston event in May and lists unclear names, locations, and relationships, but details are fragmentary and uncertain.
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Employment Up Unemployment Shows a Drop
Washington reports December payrolls rose sharply, with employment up 50,100 to 3,695,000 and unemployment easing to 3,877,009. The jobless rate fell from November as the labor market continued a cautious postwar recovery, aided by government data and industry hiring.
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Peru Earthquake Shocks Regions Again
A strong quake rocked areas in Peru causing collapsed structures, damaged sheds, and power outages. Officials report tremors felt across Pan Arriba and nearby provinces with buildings reported unstable and injuries suspected.
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Insurance Firm Opens Mutual Fund
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Appointment of Whaley Acclaimed
LIETLE TUCK AB and others discuss the appointment at Kensie Medical Center regarding health science roles. Whaley is favored amid debate over relationships, governance, and legislative ties to the Center. Varn Dulsen and Cave are cited among supporters, with remarks on regulatory fit and Center ties to lawmakers.
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