China and Soviet pledge aid to Middle East
A 2000 word joint communiqué by Premier Chow En-lai and Premier Bulganin pledges the Soviet Union and China to provide any necessary support to Middle Eastern nations to avert aggression. They condemn U.S. policy and urge unity within the Communist bloc while warning against imperialist provocations and the Hungarian uprising aftermath. The document follows Chow’s Moscow visit en route to Kabul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Eisenhower
China
Chow En-lai
Bulganin
Uniion
Red
Near
Middleast
Misenehower
Tribltary Uyst Economice Aido
Middle St
Chow
Tashkent
Kabul
Afghanistan
Asia
Soviet Union
Commu
Eleles
Ig Cso
pédBes
Steletiamn
U.S
Humphrey Says Budget Is Too Big
Secretary of the Treasury George M. Humphrey criticized President Eisenhower's budget as too large at a news conference. He urged cuts but refused to name specific targets, saying there is no division within the administration and expressing concern that excessive spending could hinder job preservation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling F. Green
Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Eisenhower
Risfa
Humphrey
Treasury
Hig
Arefers Jail Paterson N J Card Wit Ua Ellis
A laborer named Arefers faced domestic relations proceedings with Judge Yesher. The case involved attempted stay in jail to avoid winter hardship. The judge later revoked portions of the sentence and ordered imprisonment for an unspecified number of days, with unclear further actions by Millon, Schumach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paterson
N. J
Ellis
Laborer
Fale
Yesherslay
Jal
Fox
Bud Oy
Dudge Millon
Schumach
Life Simple in Palace They Say
Monaco’s Prince Rainier and Princess Grace, awaiting parenthood, live modestly in a six room palace apartment overlooking the Mediterranean. Friends say they are close, private, shy, and enjoy casual dining, wine, and conversation amid a remodeled nursery where the baby’s birth is expected after June 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George McArthur
Monte Calo
Prince Ginnor
Princess Grave
Monaco
Palace
Royal Nursery
Prince Rainier
Prince
Hig
Steven
Sheriff Jailed in Dimes Contest
In El Dorado and nearby counties, lawmen joined a March of Dimes fundraising walk at ten cents per step. Union County Sheriff 0. B. Bish was jailed on entry for the triar town leg, while Ouachita County Sheriff Grover Linebavier faced jail risk after entering Union County this morning. Both ends planned to post bond as officials warned of penalties for improper conduct during the protest walk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EL Dorado Wi
Union County
B. Bish
Hi Dorado
Ouachita County
Grover Linehavier
Cuanden
Triar
Gomden
Architects Blamed in Church Fires
Boston report cites NFPA spokesman faulting architects for church fire risks. A National Fire Protection Association survey predicts 2000 to 3000 churches in the United States and Canada may suffer damage or destruction this year. Horatio Bond warns destruction will continue if church design ignores fire problems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Nunes
National Fire Protection Association
Spalesman
NPA
United States
Canada
Horatio Bond
NFPA
Four Children Die in Mass Fire at Warregam Home
Mrs Mary Smith 86 and daughter Beulah 14 escaped as a blaze devastated their five room house in Warregam Mass. Four children Annette 6 months Chester 3 Phyllis 10 Kenneth 14 perished. Father James Smilin 60 was three weeks into treatment at Taunton State Hospital. The mother awoke to smoke from the kitchen range and tried to extinguish the flames with water. She fled with the baby but the infant slipped from her grasp and died. Phyllis and Chester were found dead on different floors and Beulah and Annette died during the escape attempt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warregam
Mass
Mary Smith
Bewah
Annette
Chester
Phyllis
Kenneth
Jauis Smilin
Taunton State Hospital
Joss Dater
Beulah
Anette
Chestar
Damage suit settles for 70000 in Memphis crash case
A Memphis cotton firm faces a $70000 settlement in a case arising from a traffic crash that injured Theron Seay and his family, with Mrs Seay killed. The suit, filed by Theron Seay of Boag Aldobris deyo, names Ber ringer Cotton Co as defendant. The incident occurred near Col Merville, July 22, involving driver Lewis Tar Vinges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Alabama
Ft, Berringer
Theron Seay
Boag
Aldo Bis Deyo
James
Wes-ycareold
Page
Vani
Younes
Biwringer
Wottniitna Oywatga
Inauguration Day Draws Vast Washington Crowd
Americans flood Washington for Eisenhower Nixon inauguration events with an estimated 750 000 spectators packing the National Mall for public ceremonies while a smaller private oath takes place at the White House under heavy security. The public oath is set for tomorrow with Chief Justice Warren administering. Weather officials forecast cold conditions with a chance of rain or snow as the capital hosts parades and extensive TV and radio coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eisenhower
Risterhiower
Wisenhower
Nixon
White House
Weather Bureau
Karl Warren
James Cy Hagerty
Capitol Plaza
Elfizeny
Kremlin Troubled by Eisenhower Middle East Plan
Moscow diplomats fear the Eisenhower Middle East program will encircle the Soviet Union and require a concrete counterplan beyond propaganda. They note Russia cannot match U.S. dollars and caution against overemphasizing military aspects. Some say Moscow must offer a positive, credible program to keep the spotlight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Kyarrit
Eisenhower
Middle East
Dmitri Shpeilov
Steyr
Soviet Union
Bremlin
U. S
Egypt
Kienlin
Whamere
Unclear OCR Item From Washington Gallery Report
Fragmentary OCR text describes a gallery visit or exhibit with references to MS Sonata Clark and characters or items like Starkons, radars, and doorkeepers. The passage is garbled and no clear events or names establish a factual news item suitable for a definitive summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sonata
Clark Noway
Die Thom
Vlwek
Jonesboro Mayor Hurt in Accident
Jonesboro mayor Herbert Sanderson sustained injuries after his vehicle rolled over on a curve along Highway 88 near the Sedlewick community while returning to Jonesboro. He was traveling alone and received medical attention for rib injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonesboro
Herbert Seanderson
Ieee
Milley
Sanderson
Sanderson Owas
Joneshire
LSU Awaits Court Order in Race Issue
LSU officials await a court ruling after U S District Judge Herbert Christenberry ordered the university not to deny registration to Armoast Dadley a Black graduate student and others similarly situated while Louisiana law requires certificates signed by high school principals and county superintendents to attest to eligibility or good character President Middleton said the university will comply with the law until the order is declared unconstitutional LSU has admitted Black graduate students under federal orders since 1930 and during summer sessions about 300 Black students attended LSU
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baton Rough
Moutst
State University
U.S
Herbert Christenberry
New Orleans
LSU
Armoast Dadley
Louisiana
Troy Middleton
Grambling Coleve
Jeallege
Nord Gouslang
Degre
Middleton
Jeads
Arkansas bill seeks big raises for municipal judges
Figures from the Arkansas Municipal League show proposed salaries for city judges could rise by up to 4200 dollars under a Senate bill. West Memphis would see the largest increase from 4400 to 9000 dollars. Little Rock judges would move from 5000 to 7200 dollars each, with other cities also facing higher pay. Senators Howell Byrum Fagan Gregory Janes Rip Smith White Clark support or view cautiously. Fort Smith and Texarkana districts would also gain, while a few sponsors noted not all figures were studied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adren Cooper
Little Rock
Arkansas Municipal League
St Wes Memphis
Max Howell
Lite Rock
Arkansas Municipal Judges Association
Sens
Q. Byrum
Jlurst
Hot Springs
Ws Fagan
Artie Gregory
Luka Rock
Guy Janos Af Conway
Charles F. Wripr Smith
West Memphis
Dan White
Fort Smith
Jack Clark
Texarkana
Montearkana
Department Store Sales Decline in 1959 vs 1958
The Federal Reserve Bank of St Louis reports department store sales fell three percent in the latest week from 1958, with the St Louis area down seven percent. Little Rock and Louisville area gains appeared, while smaller cities rose six percent and Memphis improved two percent. Data covers the four week period ending January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Reserve Bank of
St. Louis
Little Rock
Louisville
Memphis
Joe Ferdan
Strataforts Complete a Historic Non-Stop Trip
A six-plane Stratofortress mission launched from Merced, California, completed a nonstop around-the-world flight covering about 24,825 miles. The crew faced medical issues for one aircraft but three completed the journey with midair refueling by KC-135 tankers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strataforts
Dean Gautschy
Marcie
Amerien
Ken
Tve
California
Cord. Teniay
Ine
Air Mores
Merced
Gali
Nort
Zere
Buget
Mediterranean
Saudi Arabia
Philippines
Air Force
Jefers Steffensen
Unis
Hig Vamiu
Patia
Leumay
Newfoundland
North Africa
Arabia
Caylon
Saigon
Mata
Tehogo Wah Bine
Ake
Sac
Guam
March
Alr Noreo
Strategic Air Command
Dine
America
Man Reaches 109 Years of Age at Civil War Day
William Allen Lundy, aged 109, prepares for a birthday kiss today in Breyuniak Springs. Surviving veterans recall Elba Alabama actions in 1865 while a crowd of admirers and Civil War era costumes celebrate the long life and humor of the elderly veteran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Breyuniak Springs
Uncle bin
Lainey
William Allen Lundy
Elba
Ala
Tandy
Close shave near barber survivor Romano after collision
Rinaldo Romano, a survivor of the Andrea Doria sinking, narrowly escaped injury when a fire engine collided with his getaway in Roselle. The incident left him with minor damage to his shop and a close shave avoided by a quick move.
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Roselle
uPi
Rinaldo Romano
Romano
Andrea Doria
George Ware Delivers Rotary Club Talk on Brazil Trip
George Ware, former director at a university station, spoke at Strichy’s Rotary Club luncheon about a Brazil trip and U S relations. He noted Ware’s plans to leave for Indonesia after several months and discussed demographics, politics, and international aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Ware
Uniiversity of Arkansas
Lwee
Strichy
Requir
Warn
Brazil
United States
Ware
Jamal
Indonesia
Hope
Wayne Hassell Wis
Lib
Ban
Visitora
Robert Jewell
Bill Washhurty
Rawk Atte Jinny Mayo
Adhinta
Six Killed in Washington Plant Blast
Six people died in a blast at a Wish Washington powder plant near Deep Lake south of Olympia. Names tentatively listed include Art Strotke Joe Davis Bray Drck Earl Riggs George Gruning and Wayne Brown. Four others were injured and the cause was not immediately known.
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Olympia
Wish
Alles
Here
Ain
Dudays
Gsherift
Eic
Art Strotke
Joe Davis
Bray Drck
Earl Riggs
George Gruning
Wayne Brown
Sheriff's Office
Snk
Ain Slympia Ambulange Company
Vly Wood
Deep Lake
Tenite
Wash
Gas Service Restored to Everyone
Most Arkansas industries resumed normal natural gas supply as warmer temperatures reduced domestic demand. Arkansas Louisiana Gas Co and Mid South Gas Co said full service would be restored. Ark-Me Power Co, headquartered in Blytheville, will keep curtailment while freezing temperatures persist, noting industrial customers had standby supplies and no shutdowns occurred due to curtailment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Arkansas
Arkansas Louisiana Gas Co
Ad Mid South Gas Co
Lite Rock
Ark-Me Power Co
Blytheville
Eens
Sane
Industen
Carney Gleason to Part Company
York mart Carney and Gleason will part company after Carney's contract expires in June. Carney and Audrey Meadows were Gleason's two viciet Iwainstays in his rise to the top as television comes east five years. William McCaffrey confirmed reports that Carney would leave Gleason's weekly show, calling the parting amicable and noting Gleason has other plans for next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York Mart
Carney
Cleason
Owney
Audrey Meadows
Gleason
William McCaffrey
McCaffrey
CBS
Truth test home up Biles eurien secretary Selwyn Lloyd
A bizarre exchange described with unclear context where Selwyn Lloyd jokes about truth and a peculiar gesture. The report notes the politician’s remark about a superstition and a peculiar reference to a hand gesture. The fragmentary text preserves a humorous but cryptic moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biles Eurien
Selwyn Lloyd Juguye
Cosmedin
Billen
Ruth
Red Attack on Middle East Plan to Aid Passage
Washington observers say the United States plan to aid the Middle East faces strong Communist opposition. Senators Spirkman and Smith question its quick approval, while Moscow and Beijing denounce Eisenhower’s proposal as a threat to free nations. The administration seeks military and economic aid to deter aggression if Congress endorses the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red
Middle East
Washington
Eiserhower
Cort
Sen. Spirkman
Ata
Dany
Sen HH
Alexander Smith Crn
Senate Foreign Relations
Moselle
Cmeinique
Cof Red
Stithante
Onny Potian
Fle Flao
Oa Sprettl
Nudunsa
Youth Jailed in Kentucky Race Battle
In Louisville area Kentucky police report a 17 year old segration opponent, Branham, arrested after an attempt to eject a black speaker from a meeting. Twelve teens attended the gathering. five juveniles sent to a delinquency center, five jailed for breach of peace and drunkenness. Police cite minor liquor law limits. school officials defer action pending developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Squisville
Louisville
Mule High School
Shively — Pollee
Chick Tubber
Milton
Branham
Detroit
Win
Wwe
Mellon
Braunham
Mealing
Shively
Children’s Center
Melton
Omer Carmichael
Hhe School Board
Memphis Crackdown Warns Outsiders Over Gambling
Memphis prosecutors pledge toughest penalties for Arkansas and Mississippi gamblers operating near the city. Dist Atty Gen. Phyl Canale issued the warning, the second in months, as officials note rising gambling house activity spilling from neighboring states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Arkaansas
Mississippi
Gembley
Dist Atty
Phyl Canale
Canales
Arkansas
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Harold K. Miles
Arefers
Grace
Prince Rainier I
By Relman Morin
Kremlin
Ghegk
Riven Plate
Carney, Gleason
Kentucky
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