Arkansas Governor Sees Enhasor Favored in State
A fragmentary report notes Gov Faubus weighs Sen Enhasor as leading choice among Arkansas Democrats ahead of the Los Angeles convention. He mentions possible third party questions and indicates focus on fund raising trips to Washington and Little Rock.
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Gary
Ore
Aubus
Paul Buller
Deyn
Iai
Pitty
Adel
Paubuse
Sens
Johnson
Miskachusetts
Stuart Symingior Oy
Hubert Humphrey
Adlai Stevenson
Faubus
Enhasor
Arkansas
Los Angeles
Finby
Washington
Little Rock
MOP Net Income Reported At 1959 Level
The Missa fie Railroad reported 1959 net income of 15.5 million MOP with operating revenue about 803.4 million. Net income for December was near zero versus November, while operating revenues for the year rose slightly. The railroad noted F274N,CNG fees were reined in for the year and fuel allowances were reduced after the January sinking.
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Missa Fie
Nut Inc
Eisenhower Says U S Intelligence More Reliable Now
President Eisenhower asserted that U S intelligence on the Soviet military capacity is more reliable than in the past. He blamed misinterpretation of Defense Secretary Gates remarks on the congressional hearing and defended the nation’s intelligence estimates as accurate and sufficient to judge Soviet weaponry and intentions.
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Washington
United States
Defense
Thomas
Cintos
Uj Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Blainhower
Gates
Moo
United Sites
Soviet Union
Georgia Integration Crisis Sparks Statewide Debate
Georgia faces a growing crisis as public school integration fuels protests petitions and statements from lawmakers. Senators Brinson and Smith lead pleas for change while reps Seaggin Allen urge shift. federal judge approves but delays final actions as discussion on school powers and tax plans continues statewide.
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Atlanta
Bedwide
Charlie Brinon
Atlante
Roy MM
Mugssy) Smith
Fulton County
Bate
Georgia
Junse State of the Republic Committee
Uiorinurmsly Kppracula
Oll de
Atlantis
Tis
Actin
Altania
Obine de Legwgue
Waterpsted
Cee
Sgia
Fort Smith Newsman Named on Official CORPUS CHRIST Tex
Georgia Logan of Fort South Arkansas was elected director of the Southern Classified Advertising Association at its annual conference held here Edgar L Stanley of Oklahoma City Times was elected association president.
The Lady and the Giant and a Medicine Show Swindle
Orrin Applegate and Lossie visit a Syracuse medicine show led by Gideon Weeks while unraveling the Cardiff Giant scam. A courtroom style discussion traces contingencies for a personal injury suit, with references to Signer Maneti and a Drupgen driver incident.
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Mr. Applegate
Gideon Weeks
Veonseed
Lassie
Weelss
Applesate
Gerced
Whitman
Manetit
Signer Manet
Couple Charged With Forgery At Arkansas Nursing Home
Mr and Mrs Albert Lee Howard both 41 aides at Hacatt Memorial Nursing Home were charged with forging and attempting to cash an 83.10 railroad retirement check belonging to an elderly patient. They were arraigned before U S commissioner John B Coates and posted 250 bond each. They denied the charges. Secret Service agents said the check was stolen from 83 year old Charles G O Connor last Saturday and that an attempt to cash it at a grocery store failed due to lack of proper identification.
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Little Rock
Afi
Albert Lee Howard
Hacatt Memorial
U. S
John B. Coates
Coates
Charles G. O'Connor
Asst. Attorney General Named for Civil Rights Division
WARRINGTON AP Rurold Russell Tyler a New York lawyer was named by President Eisenhower today to be assistant attorney general in charge of the Justice Department Civil Rights Division. Tyler, 38, will report to W. Wilson White of Philadelphia, the division's first head, who resigned last September to return to private practice. Since then, Joseph M. Ryan has served as the Ng. 2 man in the division.
Witness Seeks Contingent Fee After Testimony
A dialog unfolds about testifying to seen injuries and a potential case on a contingent basis. The speaker explains risks, partial payment, and the need to verify claims before accepting work. Distrust and business woes are hinted alongside odd phrases and fragmented dialogue about knives and performers.
One Firm Cites Actual Pill Profit
Washington AP report on Carlet Products and Miltown tranquilizer profits cites a 10 cent tablet price and claims profits in the millions. Henry H. Hayt testifies before the Senate antimonopoly Subcommittee as hearings focus on drug pricing and access to popular tranquilizers. He notes profit growth since meprobamate’s 13 year presence and defends pricing.
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Washington
Miltown
Henry H. Hayt
Carlet Products, Inc
Senate
Millown
Hart
Sb Carter
Carter
Undefined 19 States Enact Steel Industry Labor Statutes
A fragmented report notes 19 states adopting steel industry labor regulations, detailing right to work and union influence. It mentions Arkansas among the states and references monthly service charges tied to union contributions and worker protections, though text is garbled and incomplete.
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Steel Induste
Labou
Arkansas
Fragmentary Note on Dakota Ancestors and Industry
Fragmentary OCR text references a bishop principle and industry notes, with vague mention of courts and a potentially misread place. No clear names, places, dates, or events emerge to form a full item. The readable content suggests topics of church and industry intersecting in judicial context but remains indecipherable.
Senate considers six federal registrar bills
Akanigas ennett announced a set of six federal registrar bills before Sen. John McClellan. Bennett framed the proposals as an attempt by left-wing elements in Congress to override state jurisdiction over voting. He said he would appear before the committee between February 1 and 5.
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Aikanigasennett
Sen
John McClellan
Senate
Bennett
Congress
McClellan
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