Legislature Starts Its Second Week in Arkansas
LITTLE ROCK AP The Arkansas Legislature enters its second week after a quiet opening as lawmakers focus on enacting bills. Only two measures passed last week, both money appropriations for Senate and House operations. A major topic is school consolidation with a study commission plan in counties, a per pupil aid shift for small districts, and Faubus welfare and state department reforms. A compromise highway bill aims to add ten miles per county to the state system over two years, while others seek more annexation by design.
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Winter Storm Grips Large Parts of U S Across Nations
Wide swath of the United States endured cold, snow and freezing rain with temperatures plunging well below freezing in northern states and exposed regions from Kentucky to the Ohio Valley. Southern California faced a ninth day of cold wave damaging crops. A Lake Erie snowstorm disrupted traffic in western New York and a Georgia tornado outbreak damaged property. At least 15 weather related deaths were reported nationwide.
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Bids on School in JoSherd Arkansas
Bids are being sought for a new multi purpose building to replace a Leary style structure. The project budget is about 3200000 dollars with a completion date yet to be set. Officials state the new building will serve the sums department and support local activities in Selma.
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Tornadoes Hit Loxley and Enterprise Region
Severe windstorms tore through the Atlantic coast area causing damage in Loxley and Enterprise in southern Alamo. The event damaged homes and included multiple tornadoes as reported by local authorities.
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Yerger School Menus For Week
Yerger school weekly menu lists meals for Tuesday to Thursday with items such as chicken and rice, cranberry sauce, beans with pork, tomato relish, slaw, corn bread and milk on Tuesday. Wednesday shows pinto beans with salt pork and corn bread while Thursday offers smothered liver with rice and sweet potato casserole with rolls and milk.
Weather outlook across regions with variable clouds
Northern region expects partly cloudy to cloudy with highs near 43 and lows in the teens to low 20s. Tuesday highs around 40s, turning colder with light snow flurries possible. Northwest Arkansas trends cooler with highs 35 to 40 and lows 20 to 25. Southeast Arkansas shows cold mornings with highs upper 40s to 50s and nights in mid 20s, turning warmer Tuesday then cooler again midweek. Louisiana mainly fair and cold this afternoon, rising to the 50s Tuesday with cooler nights inland and warmer along the coast.
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Kennedy and Khrushchev Clash Over Nuclear Test Inspections
The dialogue shows Kennedy insisting on on site inspections as a test ban precondition to secure Senate ratification and a reliable agreement. Khrushchev’s aide Kuznetsov relayed a U.S. offer of two to four yearly inspections, but Kennedy said eight to ten were needed, a figure still short of prior U.S. demands.
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Arkansas Film Money Decision Delayed By Officials
The Publicity and Parks Commission and Gov Faubus decided not to seek extra legislative funds to cover the film Wonders of Arkansas costing 20000. The state underwrote half, private sources and cities were to cover the rest, leaving a $39500 shortfall reduced to 29500 after producer Kalmon Weinstein agreed. Faubus praised the travelogue as superior to others. A separate request to accept a recreational area at the Dardgale Reservoir was postponed.
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Mystery of Dr Pruitt’s Murder Sparks Local Inquiries
Detective Matt Bacon visits Belle Pruitt at a modern house as he investigates the doctor’s death. Belle reveals a troubled marriage with physicist husband Chester, who worked on frontier atom bomb projects, and details about their family dynamics and radio hobbyists before continuing the detective’s pursuit of suspects.
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Kennedy says Meredith likely to leave Ole Miss this term
Attorney General Kennedy in a U.S. News interview said the present chances are that James Meredith will leave the University of Mississippi. He noted Meredith may depart by the end of the semester if his situation does not improve, amid prior riots and federal troops guarding the campus. Kennedy reiterated hope Meredith stays but warned authorities will enforce U.S. laws.
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Story About Stevenson Defended By Coauthors
NEW YORK AP Stewart Alsop and Charles Bartlett defend their Saturday Evening Post article on Adlai Stevenson and the Cuban crisis. They say Stevenson's spokesman was critical to the piece, summarizing Stevenson favoring diplomacy to avoid military action and seeking UN mediated settlement. The article cites meetings with Clayton Fritchey and outlines Stevenson's stance on deactivating nuclear capabilities and possibly relinquishing Guantanamo if needed.
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Approves Two State Projects
Washington AP State program grants total 5.2 million for 27 projects under accelerated public works. Arkansas sites Flippin and Mount Ida receive funds for sewer and water projects, pollution control, and health facility work. Flippin gets 54,350 and 27,175. Mount Ida 69,000 and 34,600 for treatment plant work.
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Kennedy outlines 1963 tax plan and deficit risk
President Kennedy argues for a \$10-billion net tax cut with retroactive relief for small businesses, detailing changes to corporate rates and a faster path to tax reductions. He warns drastic spending cuts would depress demand, employment, and revenues, and signals renewed push for standby anti recession powers after current tax overhaul.
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100 Hurt in Commuter Train Crash
In Philadelphia at 10th and Spring Garden Street station a Reading Railroad shuttle train rammed into a crowded Chestnut Hill line train. About 100 or more people were taken to hospitals for minor injuries and two girls were trapped in wreckage until rescued. A Transit Strike prompted the special service. The cause of the crash was not yet determined.
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Soviet Visit Talks on Foreign Base Elimination
A diplomatic envoy travels to the USSR to discuss the removal of foreign bases in connection with ongoing disarmament negotiations. The talks aim to reduce military footholds as part of broader treaty efforts.
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