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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1960
Page
6
Fragmentary OCR text presents mixed phrases and garbled names making it hard to identify a coherent event. The legible bits mention numbers and possible names but lack context or a clear incident, location, or date to summarize into a concrete news item.
A garbled excerpt mentions predawn raids in Paris Bayonne Bordeaux Toulouse Lyon Marseille Albi Montpelier and Robén among others. It references arrests and orders by Judge Robert Magnin and hints at propaganda and distribution activities tied to Algerian matters in 1988.
The article reports truck driver Bradford Coleman from Hattiesburg crossing the Lake Pontchartrain Causeway when a barge rammed a span in dense fog. He was trapped under his 25,000 pound load of groceries but escaped with injuries. The barge crew alerted bridge officials to block approaches as repairs are expected to take at least 30 days.
James Kyle says there will be no formal organization for a draft Stevenson movement in Wisconsin. Doyle, the former party chairman, says no national committee or headquarters will be created. He notes that Sen. Humphrey and Sen. Kennedy already have candidacies in Wisconsin's April 3 primary.
AP dispatches report Peron leaving Spain for a vigil coast stay in Torremolinos with four companions awaiting a villa, Sydney records a fourth straight day above 100 degrees with 16 dead, Admiral Power dies in England, Japan accuses Soviet interference in the U S Japan treaty talks, Algiers library signs decry false news amid barricades, Kennedy supporters in New Hampshire push to narrow his Democratic rivals, and Elton Britt and Lord Amstien First Ballot candidates challenge petition legality in Chicago.
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