Antia American agitators plot protests during Eisenhower tour
Washington reports warn that Cuban based agitators and Latin American sympathizers plan to disrupt Eisenhower’s goodwill tour of Brazil Argentina Chile and Uruguay next month. Secret Service tightens security as officials study consular and local intelligence about possible demonstrations aimed at tarnishing the President’s image.
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Washington
Cuba
Eisenhower
South America
U.S
Brazil
Argentina
Chile
Uruguay
Secret Service
Tidel Gastro
Havales
Richard M. Nixon
Yenpelele
Peru
Weather Outlook for Arkansas and Aashours Region
Regional forecast by the Associated Press notes cloudy to partly cloudy conditions across Arkansas this afternoon and tonight with high 60s, low 40s, and southern areas reaching near 60. Northwest winds prevail. precipitation totals around 0.4 inches, with most locales in the 20s to 60s Fahrenheit, and varying overnight low ranges across districts.
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Arkansas
Associated Press
Goudy
Cooter
Enight
Amblayta
Duly
Indianapolis
Poly
Kansas City
Tos Angeles
Doyleville
Var
Memphis
Miami
Milwaukee
Mopls
St. Paul
New York
Oklahoma City
Omaha
Gets 5 Years for Halloween Slaying
In Gorinith Mississippi 16-year-old Darnel Glidewell was sentenced to five years for murder in a Halloween slaying. The judge suspended four years for good behavior after Glidewell pleaded guilty to manslaughter. He fired a shotgun from a pickup, injuring another youth and killing Roy Prather.
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Gorinth
Darnel
Ieewell
Glidewell
Waleham Roy Prather
Arkansas Highway Commission Plans Two Year Road Program
The Arkansas Highway Commission meets to approve a long range road construction program and bids on 2.5 million dollars of projects. An informal meeting yesterday discussed the plan announced in December and outlined how two years of projects would be distributed by district, with 20 percent for population, 20 percent for area, 10 percent for local revenues, and 50 percent for need.
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Litle Rock
Arkansas Highway Commission
Prestant
Commissioner's
Fui
Girls School to Accept Seven More
The Girls Training School at Collegeville will admit seven additional girls after the school board approved the expansion. Superintendent Mrs. Doyotika Martin said two spots are available for Conway and Poinsett counties, with one opening for Sebastian, Union, and Brant counties on the walking list. Capacity constraints had forced refusals. officials plan expansion following juvenile authorities’ referrals.
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Thao Epyoded
Collegeville
Schooks Board
Ar ¢Anual
Doyotika Martin
Conway
Poinsett
Sebastian
Union
Brant
Hope Chamber of Commerce Banquet Hosts Speaker Q Faubis
N Holt presides the annual Hope Chamber of Commerce meeting and banquet Tuesday night. Brown and Faubis are listed as principal speaker and master of ceremonies with sales figures passing the 220 mark noted by B N Holt and W P Rock of the Arbaneet Industrial Development Corp. Arkansas officials are referenced in the coverage.
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N. Holt
Phola Dudge Lyle Brow
Arid Banquet of Hope Chamber of Commercs
Willes
Ty ¢ Brown
Geox
Q. Faubis
CS Th
Myager
B. N. Holt Seid W. PB Rock
Arbaneet Industrial Development Corp
Avleait
Arkansas
State GOPs to Gather for the Dinner
Arkansas Republicans about 900 strong gather at Hotel Marion for a dinner with nationwide TV. President Risebhowar is set to address the audience via a closed circuit program. The event is one of 80 GOP banquets across 43 states with Vice President Nixon and Thurse on B Morton slated to appear. A $2-a-plate dinner and discussion on integration follow letters challenging segregation at party events.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
Hotel
Marion
Kansas
Sem
Frank Carlson
Kansans
Robert A. Brooks
Rock
Arkansas Gazette
Gus Camp
Piggott
Camp
Oye
Litnel Symington
Missouri
Dior Show Reveals Loose Silhouettes With Bold Colours
Paris fashion notes describe Dior’s Spring Summer collection as relaxed and sculptural, featuring sack and tunic silhouettes, loose jackets, sleeveless dresses, and high hip lines. Designers Saint Laurent and Dior showcase vivid turquoise, orange tan, and cobalt accessories, with dramatic jewel embellishments and towering hats.
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Nadeane Walker
Paris
House of Dior
Duchess of Windsor
Cvos St. Laurent
Bior
Dion
Euryas
Saint-Laurent
Dysssmaker
Ines
Cray
Heroor
Newark cab murder shocks Elizabeth community
A cab driver and three women, including Dr Francis Clarke's wife Beith Clarke and two companions, were found slain in Mrs Clarke's Newark area home. Police said a mysterious cab passenger may hold clues while investigators await county detectives. No valuables were taken and investigators are examining a motive, with few solid leads as they pursue the sole suspect.
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Newark City
Elizabeth
Share Meteetivas
They Morelar
Beith
Clarke
Francis Clarke
Cara Thaddles
Dorothy Moore Mys
Thel Wadles
Sitti
Dr. Clarke
Hunel
30 Rangers Dumped Into Gulf Two Die
Heavy surf capsized Army Rangers during a shore assault drill off Santa Rosa Island near Eglin Air Force Base. Eleven men were afloat after a transfer to rubber rafts. Two bodies were recovered, nine were missing and presumed drowned, with the rest swimming ashore.
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Eguin Air Force Base
Fig
Gulf of Mexia
Santa Rosa Island
Rangers
Provida
St. Benning
Othues
Senate Skirmish Shapes Over Rights Issue
Washington scene as Senate debates civil rights moves and a fresh administration proposal to appoint federal voting referees to curb discrimination in elections. A Judiciary Committee review and House arguments highlight tensions as supporters struggle to gather votes for action.
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Washington
API
Senate
Eisenhower
Glin
Johnston
D-Sc
Judiciary Committee
Judiciary Carmumittes
James
William P. Togers
Hoges
Civil Rights Commission
KCS Appeals Property Tax Assessment in Arkansas
In Little Rock Kansas City Southern Lines seeks relief from a four million dollar assessment after a state appeals process upheld the levy. The Corse Coordination Division confirmed the amount while KCS pursues an appeal, arguing for a reduction and noting prior minor adjustments in similar cases.
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Arkansas
KCS
Hessen
Pan Bayos Still Hinted Hope Gospel Event Frays
All Around Town plans a pangake supper Friday in Petia ship Hall of the Churen. Proceeds support a cause while tickets cost 75 cents for adults and 35 cents for children. Local companies listed as sponsors include Latte Rock Packing Co Pinkberry D&W and Suutern Packing Co. Community members urged to attend.
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Ladies of the Missighary Guyerel of Hope Gospel Tabersagle
Petia
The
Churen
Vlad Ted
Dongling Seu Sage
Latte Rock Packing Co
Pinkberry ‘D&w
Suutern Packing Co
Veryone
Victim of Shooting Remembered in Funeral Services
Public services were held for Catherine Maxine Brock who died in a shooting that also injured Wignu Brock in Montay. Attendees included family from Hot Spry and nearby areas as service details were announced by Royce Weisenberger, with final rites at Methad Gai dere and a burial following at nearby cemetery.
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Wignu Brock
iHempstead
Jill Tuelay
Deapee
Tate Montay
Catherine Maxine Brock
Brock
Nyothee
Uywerel Brown
Talliwlag
Juik
Quetenday
Prusueuung Attoney
Royce Weisenberger
Colleder Agalyet Lin
Bub
Droof
Bedward
Danny
Casey Fav
ML Lee
Speiias
Brinkley Elects City Directors
Fragmented OCR text indicates a local election item for Brinkley with references to city directors. Key details are unreadable, but the piece centers on Brinkley officials and municipal governance.
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Brinkley
Presbyterian Classes Plan a Contest in Prescott
The Presbyterian men of Prescott plan a contest with attendance and scouting forks among the First Presbyterian Church. The event will include a dinner and a special program led by local church leaders, with ceremonies noted for Sunday observances and community participation.
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Ebipelar
Hoye
Franklin Melair
Dulce Baw
Cate Stewart Myrng
Gareui
Eudunen
G W Cox Dies at Shreveport DetaiLed notice
G W Cox died in Shreveport. The brief obituary notes his death and related details.
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G. W. Cox
Shreveport
Algerian uprising shapes bold but brutal clash
Reports show Algerian insurgents pressing hard against government forces as riots and barricades erupt in Oran and other cities. Civil authorities face heavy resistance while De Gaulle's stance and Debre's warnings echo amid rising casualties and stalled peace talks.
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Michal Debra
Crates
Mays
Alglera
Ig Palace
Ling
Oran
Tie
Ina
Haya
Bynday
Judge Goes to Jail But for Charity Campaign
Camden officials report County Judge Milas Reynolds was escorted to jail by local sheriffs amid a March of Dimes fundraiser in Quachity and Union counties. Reynolds, under a $1,000 pledge, will remain jailed during the drive as deputies describe county support drawn from supporters in Camden and El Durade.
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Samuen
Ars. Sary
Milas Reynolds
Kaday
Byrd
Camden
Ouwentta County
Jimes
Reyoalds
Jburity
Reynalds
Tyin
Mareheh Dimes
Quaehita
Union County
March of Dimes
Younties
Grover Jinebuvier
Quachity
Union
Fach
el Durade
Tuesay
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