Eisenhower signals possible new West East talks approach
The president suggested in a press conference that he may favor new talks with the Soviet Union to address North Atlantic and global tensions. Secretary Dulles emphasized US willingness to meet if such discussions promote peace, warning against any agreement that could mislead the public about progress.
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Weather Eexneajementye Station Mepant'
Arkansas forecast shows showers and thundershowers this afternoon through Thursday with warmer conditions today tonight and Thursday. Central and northern areas expect highs in the upper 40s to mid 50s, cooler nights, and possible light snow in the northwestern fringe late week. Missouri outlook includes mostly cloudy skies with fog and lingering showers, turning to light snow in the north Thursday night with cooler temperatures.
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Associated Press
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Missouri
Van Dalsem Bill Regulates Trade Stamps
LITILGE ROCK AP A bill to regulate leading stamp companies in Arkansas was introduced in the Moyse today. Sponsor Perry Rop Paul Van Dalsem said the measure regulates stamp companies that have operated for years without controls. The bill requires stamp issues print their date and cash value on the stamp face and allows cash redemption at the holder’s option. Unredeemed stamps would be cashed into state funds two years after issue. The bill would not affect existing reading stamps or earlier issues. Other measures include licenses for hunting and fishing, and a state notice of intent for marriage licenses. The Pulaski County delegation debated regulations on minors and scooter licenses, with amendments affecting certain municipalities.
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Cheaper Roomette Rates: Arkansas Commerce Commission Action
The Arkansas Commerce Commission moved yesterday to reduce roomette rates in Missouri and nearby areas. The Pullman Company discussed a plan to lower travel costs, aiming to boost sleeper service and attract more business, though details remain unclear.
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PSC Asked to Okay Sale of Stock
A report notes the request to approve the sale of 17 million dollars worth of Texas Gas Transmission Corp stock. The article cites officials including several named individuals and company affiliates, detailing the transaction context and financial impact.
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Bids Taken on $3.7 Million in Road Work
Apparent bids totaling 8,792,570 were opened by the Arkansas Highway Commission for construction projects. McGeorge Contracting Co Inc of Pine Bluff topped the list with multiple road surfacing and bridge bids across counties including Ashley, Jefferson, Saline, and Pulaski.
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Mise
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Gilmore
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Fipe Bluff
Saline
Pujagki
Auto and School Bus Collision Near McNab
A collision between an auto and a school bus on Highway 359 near McNab caused heavy property damage and injuries. The bus, carrying nine passengers, was stopped to discharge riders when it was struck by a car driven by Angulo, with Fincher of Saratoga also involved. Officer Lawning filed charges against the bus drivers.
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Fincher
Saratoga
Arkansas Legislature Debates Tax and Road Proposals
The Arkansas Legislature considers a personal income tax deduction amid a tax relief push. The Senate blocked a wealth threshold for relief while the House approved road funding, local projects, and a state ballot reform bill. Proposals include new highway additions, a $722,072 for silos, and a $150,000 trust for a power plant, with ongoing veto and governance talks.
Infant Noble Dies at Hope Hospital
Penny Noble infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Noble died in a local hospital yesterday. She is survived by a sister Rubin Blizne, paternal grandparents Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Stith of Franklin and others. Services will be held at First Baptist Church Thursday conducted by Dr. John McClaughan and Rev. E. Greeves. Burial will follow in Hamburg.
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Laws on Schooling Stirs Virginia Assembly Debate
Fragmented OCR text reports tensions over compulsory schooling in Virginia. It notes plans to repeal the state compulsory attendance law and to study transitions toward private schooling, with mentions of figures like Almond and Mudge, and references to Charlottesville Arlington and Charlotteville amid political maneuvering and court involvement.
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Virginia Supreme Court
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Washington Story Told to Kiwanians
Judge James Hy Pilisinton spoke to the Hope Kiwanis club about Washington Arkansas history from early Indians to modern times. He urged Hempstead County citizens to support a restoration program for the old town and noted the Planeau Foundation's work to restore historic landmarks.
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Hefpatvad Oninly
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Hoye Kiwan- 48 Club
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Levritony
Missouri
Hempstead County
Planeau Foundation
Hempstead Courtly
All Around Town Contains Mixed Notices From Town
A jumble of garbled local notes reports Carter Company leasing plans in Wempstead County with figures near 140,000 to 200,000 acres and possible related geophysical work. Fulton establishments host a Mareh of Dimes benefit on Jan. 30 and Red River Truck Stop White’s Cafe and Freda’s Pie Shop are named. Community events include cookie serving by the Fulton Garden Club, while a church sermon is mentioned alongside a broke-in incident and a police alert seeking two young men.
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Bulton
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Mareh of Dimes
Red River
White's Cafe
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Fulton Garden Club
Local Names and Attendees Listed in County Event
A fragmentary OCR lists numerous individuals by name from Beverly, Lynn Thies, Isconate Alvis, Mrs Gordon Bayless, Mrs Calvus Duke, and many others as part of a county gathering. Mentions of captains, ladies, and a long roster imply a large organized event with multiple attendees divided into seven areas. The text also references a punishment or task about a dress and technical tale, with a Wednesday report noting a dress code.
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Isconate Alvis
Gordon Bayless
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Dinon Cook
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Eugene White
Raymond Byers
Ferrell Williams
Wade Benefield
B. Hy Russell
Grady, Clark
Denry Fowler
Coy Breeding
Chayvlene Eaton
Billy Tay
Blackwell Named New Head of Highway Commission
LITAR ROCK AP Laywroney Blackwell, former Pine Bluff senator, is named head of the Highway Commission to serve as chair. Jimry Parkin Gillie Roel replace the late Lynch, with Glenn Wallace stepping aside as registrar. Paylay of OClarkeville sworn in as part of a five member panel.
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Youth 12 Found Hanging From Tree
Police report a one year old boy identified as Hocold Ringies found dead hanging behind the family home two hours after his parents reported him missing. Police chief Sidney Jones said murder suspected with possible sex offense link. autopsy planned.
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Dispute Over State Project Sparks Congressional Clash
Washington report outlines a dispute over a state project bid. Representative Boggs accuses political maneuvering in selecting a British supplier, claiming favoritism despite a lower bid by Baldwin-Line-Honiton. Senate and House debate continues as ally statements defend the award as honest and justified.
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Perry Dain
Arkansas
Wits
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Lousiana
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Eisentower
Baldwin-Line-Honiton Co
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Mrs Johnsen 63 Dies in Local Hospital
Mrs Johnsen aged 63 died today in a local hospital after a long illness. She was a resident of Hope for many years and is survived by her husband. Funeral services are set for Thursday at 10 at First Presbyterian Church. Burial will follow at Rezel Hill Cemetery with pallbearers listed.
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