Moon and two planets Venus Jupiter create close morning view
The Star photographer used a telephoto lens from a back yard to capture Mercury? No, Venus and Jupiter near the Moon as Earth’s shadow slimly covers the Moon. Details include distances, cold 18 degrees, and multiple exposures 10 to 60 seconds on Eastman film. Talbot Felld and Hempstead county contact via Harvard Observatory notes.
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Déineh Selmeldarten
Vehys
Jupiter
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Venus
Earth
Eastman
Royal Pan
Talbot Felld
Texarkana
Hempstead County
Paull H. Jones Felday
Jones
Feild
Harvard Observatory
Cambridge
Maxs
Weather Experiment Station report four four end at seven a.m
Weather data shows Gry high 46 low 10 with no precipitation. Weekend low 17 Sunday morning. Total precipitation 159 inches, 4847 inches. Extended forecast: Jan 28 to 30. Temperatures about 4 degrees below normal. normal min 25-86, max 34-64. Arkansas forecast notes warmer this afternoon and tonight, with highs mid 40s to 50s and temps around 30s tonight.
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Wirges Buys Jacksonville Bulletin Amid Regional Expansion
Arik Wirges, owner of Mulfilton and Perryville weeklies, acquires the Jacksonville Bulletin. The purchase adds to his portfolio that already includes Dn Monnton Demorray and the Perry County News. Wirges, a Little Rock native, previously worked for the Arkansas Gazette and other papers.
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Wirges
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Arik
API
Gene Wirges
Mulfilton
Perryville
Jacksonville Bulletin
Rex Paul
J Wirges
Dn Monnton Demorray
Perry County
Little Rock
Arkansas Gazette
Jonesboro Bucaly Sup
Farggould Daily Press
Legal Wrangle Starts in Finch Trial
AP report from Los Angeles outlines the murder case of Dr A Bernard Finch accused of plotting his wife’s killing. Key witness Miss Pregott testifies amid alleged improprieties, while the defense seeks to suppress a preliminary transcript in the ongoing trial at West Covina court.
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Los Angeles
Pratty Caynte Tregore
Ax-Mendel
A. Bernard Fingh
Fingh
Allarsyos
West Covina
Finch
Dollarway Brief Filed With Court
The Dollarway School Board filed a brief arguing that integration of high school grades should be evaluated differently for younger students. The document cites theories by Dr. John E. Peters and psychologist Lov Beck Moore and aims to allow transfer considerations across district schools for certain entrants and longstanding test-grade students.
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Dollarway School
TS. Disteiue
Aga Wa
John EB. Peters
Pay- Chintty
University of Are
Kansas Medical School
Lovbeck Moore
Arkansas State College
Byigs
All Ments
All Around Town notes and local happenings
President Jewel Moore Jr calls four Booster Club meetings for Tuesday night in the High School gym to discuss slate formation. Also noting a cold weekend with low 19 degrees Monday morning. Cob Scout Pack G2 to meet at Gartune School auditorium Wednesday night with parents invited. Report of J D Hall dome destruction near Highway 28 and Royston area. Three men reported shots fired yesterday at an old cotton mill on North Hegel Street.
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Tekken Iy
Ac Gartune Syhoul
Weluek
J. D. Hall
Highway 28
Hegel St
Arkansas Supreme Court refuses Leggett trial rehearing
The Arkansas Supreme Court today refused to order a new trial for condemned slayer Emmets Bark Leggett on pending rape charges. In a 5 to 2 decision, Justices George Rose Immilz and others upheld the denial while dissenters argued for a new hearing. Leggett, sentenced to death for the Jacksonville murder, has avoided execution amid years of appeals and legal delays.
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Arkansas Supreme Caou'l
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Aaid
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State Supreme Court
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Coffelt
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Jagksonville
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Kng
Supreme Court
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Wiliam J
Litlerwck
McMarbhy
Jim
Johnson
Wiel
J P Lafantasie 62 Dies in Local Hospital
J P Lafantasie 62 dies Saturday in a local hospital. He recently moved here and was a member of the Baptist Church. Survivors include a son two brothers a sister and several distant relatives with addresses in Texas Connecticut California and England.
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Julius Phillip Babarituse
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Srime San Ailudio
Texas
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Duse
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Bakeweud
Cali
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Constance Luckery
Chattuiweta
Pers
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Mas
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Danielson
Kibert
Edmund Lakyuince
Banuwlsur
Carin
Thiggeshos
Alex Bise Seit
Buwersies
Lucy Witt
Foater
Brooklyn
Conn
Oakeres
Waldron Theater Gutted by Fire
Waldron Arkansas fire gutted the Seote Theater yesterday as volunteers from local churches battled the blaze. Firefighters prevented spread to neighboring buildings with no injuries reported and initial estimates of damage underway.
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Waldron Theater
Waldron
Ark
Seote
Arkansas teachers sue over segregation oath ruling
A group including NAACP members challenges Arkansas law requiring teachers to declare support for organizations promoting desegregation. Shelton, a New Georgia educator, argues the rule aims to maintain racial segregation by discouraging affiliation with groups like the NAACP. The case follows a state high court action sustaining the law's constitutionality, with NAACP and Arkansas Teachers Association backing the appeal.
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Shelton
Shellah
Arkansas
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Arkansas Teachers Assn
Ant T. W. Cogus
Negi
Apnent
Hs Clear
Lacha
Act of Naace
Open Office District U S Census Heads Arkansas
The Arkansas census offices begin the 1960 population and housing census with field offices posting preliminary counts for cities and counties above 10 000 residents. District supervisors will hire about 2 500 workers including 16 crews per district leader to collect data across 20 areas.
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Little Hock
Arkansas
Arkyisas
MepCensus Ricad
Washington
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Jopessura
Mrp
Ibavige
Senate
Mistelet
Balesville
Fowrt Distriet
Camden
Harold Beasley
Heilth Dishiel
Little Rowk
Vwoste Burkett
Pine Bluff
Mes
Teo Corley
Jen
Venius
Graverly
Tuesday Day for Teacher Appreciation at Hope High
Student Council members at Hope High organize Teacher Appreciation Week activities. They plan desk placards and a hallway display to honor teachers. Tuesday features a faculty desk tribute and a student council hosted assembly.
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Teddy Does
Hope Hlah Sulu
Haw
Pruthamulion
Main Hiah
Acher
Myhe
Teachur
Phale
Hakdouusseen
History of
Hope High
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Cornel
Preeteliin
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Coun
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Algerian Uprising Shocks Algiers Amid Military Clampdown
Amid a tense dawn, Algerian crowds clash with troops as demonstrators burn and rally against De Gaulle policy. Police seal streets, windows shutter, and soldiers move to quell protests in Algiers and Oran, with casualties reported and calls for restraint.
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Parntivanp Avenue
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Oran
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Warum
d'Alver
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Gunday
de Gaulle
Te Mulbayy
Surkonls Wel
Geful Alyi University
Capitut Sinh
AKL
Milo Mighelet
Maurice Challe
Gery
Macal Law
Ney
Algiers
Paris
Baye
Algerige
Union Pushes $1 Minimum Wage by Sixty Three
Union leaders seek a federal minimum wage of one dollar by 1963, proposing gradual increases and protections for workers. The drive, led by AFL-CIO affiliates, claims thousands of petitions urge action ahead of the November election, while opponents warn of job losses and price impacts.
Former Fulton Man Dies in Illinois
Robert J. Allen, a native of Pullan, died Friday in Allon. He is survived by his wife, a sister Mrs Jotin Hidoh, and four brothers including Gealee Able of Balto. Funeral services will be held at 100 on Tuesday at the Cemetery. Arrangements by Hevudan Curyehus.
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Robert J. Allen
Pullan
Allon
Jotin Hidoh
YewiRut
Gealee Able
Balto
Grayuside
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