Lawmakers Clash Over Foreign Aid Plan Amid Budget Debate
A congressional clash unfolds over a two year foreign aid program tied to a 700 million dollar funding package. Senator Fulbright and other Democrats advocate a broader review while Republicans push quicker approval. Dirksen and administration leaders defend the plan as necessary, with initial votes testing treasury borrowing authority and feasibility of funding.
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Parte
Republican Lot Isu
Ben
William Fulbright
The
Foreign Union
Dirksen
Ilan
Veasury Borray
Storm Station Report With Mixed River Readings
A station report notes 7 m Thursday readings with several river stages. Totals show 1959 precipitation and June 29 value of 96 inches for the period, with discharge figures across rivers and forecasts calling for partly cloudy skies, possible thunderstorms, and highs in the mid 80s to 90s with lows in the 60s.
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M. Thurs
Avisansas
Fternoon
Bas ‘Valley
Hopes U S to Escape Fire Works Fatality
Boston AP reports Percy Burner of the National Fire Protection Association says the Fourth of July may pass with no fireworks-related fatalities, noting past deadly years and current state laws. He cites 1839 casualties and 1938 figures, and lists states lacking statewide fireworks regulation.
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Boston
Percy Burner
Manger
National Fire Protection
National Fire Protection Assn
Louisiana
Mississippi
Missou DA
Oklaha- Texas
Tennessee
Alaska
Fogwall
Stephens Co Wins Big Tax Rebate
Little Rock AP reports a judge ruled the state wrongly collected 860887.48 in income taxes from Stephens Inc. The firm argued it was taxed incorrectly for the 1958-47 period on profits from an interstate transaction. The Pulaski Chancellor Guy Williams approved refunds and ordered repayment.
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Little Rock
Ove Stordey
Stephens, Inc
Pulaski
Guy Williams
Tas Ane
Hern Narthoul
J. Orville Cheney
Dohe
Massive fire endangers $130 million computing equipment
Washington AP bulletin reports a large fire at a facility risking at least $130 million in computing gear. About 30 firefighters and guards rushed to hospitals as dozens of workers were evacuated from the building amid the blaze.
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Take From Sales Tax Is $50 Millions
Revenue figures show the state collected 50,636,023.43 from sales tax in the fiscal year ending June 30, up 4,233,135.67 from the prior year. Total gross collections reached 149,694,448.33, vs 134,911,225.38 last year, with income taxes near 13,787,785.22 and automobile license fees at 12,364,680.54.
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Litmla Rock
Orville Chenny
Kennel Club Faces Franchise Fight Over Hot Springs Track
Hot Springs Kennel Club told to end trouble as stockholders dispute ownership of a 100,000 share, half voting, promoter stock tied to a planned dog racing track. State Racing Commission warned factions to settle or risk loss of their proposed franchise amid a court dispute in Hot Springs.
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LTN
ROCK
Hot Springs
Ovet W
Miluin Creighton
Storkholders Group
Creshfon
All Around Town By The Star Staff
A disorganized local page mentions various community items and events. It references boards, court matters, and help requests, with scattered names and places that are unclear due to OCR errors.
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Star
Beck Enters Not Guilty Plea in Corruption Case
Former Teamsters Union head Beck pleaded not guilty in U S District Court to charges tied to a $1 5 million payment linked to the Yukira executives while leading the union. An arrest warrant followed his failure to appear for pleading before Judge Gregory J. Manzanero. The court heard his attorney claim a mistaken understanding of the pleading date tied to bail. Other executives named in the case faced related charges and bail details were noted, with proceedings highlighting alleged bribery and conspiracy surrounding the trucking firm.
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New York
API
Dave Beckle
Temnssers Union
U.S
Yuekira
Ramparty
Beck
Dudge Gregory Je Maonan
Tercdivehat Nock
Beek
Execuitives
Roy Procheut O
Bivaalipolic
Migh
Prouchauf Uvadler Co
Detroit
Lai
Burge Seymour
Liteh- Hekt
Conk
Associated Braneport
Jay
Henipat
Pieris
Shay Wiboy Wille Deve
Fulbright Pushes Use Plan for Idle Ozark Land
Senator Fulbright proposes a six year joint program by the Agricultural and Forestry agencies to clear brush on up to four million acres in the Ozarks North Arkansas and Oxnard Mountains to convert land to productive use. The plan would study eradication methods and fund a roughly 40 000 dollar yearly research budget with federal support.
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Washington
J OW. Fulbright
Avte
Oxnard Mountains
Malbright
Agriculture Department
Ho Tal
Ezra ‘Tutt Benson
Janet
Arkansas
Alflielel
Southern Forestmen Staten
Uni of Arkansas
Fulbright
Denson
Te pireWossal
Chester Stephens to be buried at Marlbrook
Chester Stephens age 45 will be buried at Marlbrook in a ceremony with funeral services conducted by a local pastor. He leaves behind his wife and several relatives. details of the service and burial are announced by the family.
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Chester Stephens
Marlbrook
Chester i
Mielotig
Fateh
Mero
Misthiee
Phusda
Chaiel
Iis Mir
Mikal
Maakbroogh
Plane Crash Kills Ten Executives In Ohio Flight
A company plane carrying ten top executives and two crew members crashed in a wheat field near Mansfield Ohio after a midafternoon approach from Findlay. Wreckage covered a wide area as several bodies were not recovered, and the craft appeared almost destroyed.
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New York
Chicago
Continental Can
Safety Council Seeks WrongHoliday Death Figure
CHICAGO AP The National Safety Council aims to have its July 4 holiday death toll predictions be 160 percent wrong. The NSC estimates 340 traffic deaths and 14,000 injuries on major holidays, pushing for greater precautions to prevent accidents amid weather and traffic trends.
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Chicago
National Safety Council
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al Ali
NSC
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Enuneil
Bupulace
Cal
Ty Counert
Oia
Bow
Hebget
Bentis
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Delet
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Soviet Official Urges New Era in U S Soviet Friendship
Soviet First Deputy Kozlov called for a new era of U S Soviet friendship and an end to suspicion. He urged recognition of peaceful principles to allow atomic science for mankind, speaking at the National Press Club with NBC telecast. He critiqued U S Soviet tensions and outlined steps toward trust, while a Maryland tour was canceled amid sharp exchanges with the Nixon administration.
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Kingley
Hiierary
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Nilsite
Kozlov
National Press Club
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Roltsville
Koglay
Souvbets
Vicw
Richard M. Nixon
Pressure on Some Strikers Return to Jobs
United Steelworkers leader McDonald announced that about 13,000 workers at Janes and Laughton Steel at Aliquippa PA and 7,000 at ULB Steel Morrisville PA have returned to work. He aims to secure a rundown on 2,700 quit chemists and to push others back as union negotiators meet. The strikes, following a two week exclusion period, reflect a broad walkout of workers in plants supplying 90 percent of U.S. steel.
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David She McDoniald
United Steelworkers
Janes and Laught
Steel Carp
Aliquipba
ULB
McDonald
Crent
Devia
Nelson
Wilde Strikus
Presidsenhower Barber
Bat UC
Deadline Set July 15 for UA Affidavits in Law Fight
The University of Arkansas requires faculty affidavits under a state act. Some instructors threaten to quit rather than sign, while President Cel Caldwell enforces a July 15 deadline. Max Carr and Ernest Gephardt appeal in Pulaski Chancery Court as higher courts weigh enforcement. The Arkansas Supreme Court has paused enforcement pending a ruling.
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Etewille
Cel
Caldwell
Cour
Max Carr
Carr
Ernest Gephardt
Pulaski
Arkineas Supreme Court
Mosudizy
Rotary Board Plans Projects and Youth Support
The Rotary Club Board of Die Veelkurs met in the Diamond Cafe private room with President-elect Frank McLarty leading. They assigned committees for the new year, agreed to sponsor the Boy Scout Creeps, noted Mohiarty’s donation to the Youth Center, and extended Dr. L. T. Lawrence’s honorary membership for another year while renewing Youth Center support. Attendees included Orrie Byers Jim Cale Terrell Cornelius George Robison Bill Tolleson and Dr Lloyd Guerin.
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Rotary Club
Die Veelurs
Wuest Day
Frank McLarty
McLarty
Mohiarty
New York
L. T. Lawrence
Orrie Byers
Jim Cale
Terrell Cornelius
George Robison
Bill Tolleson
Lloyd Guerin
Snark Reaches 1000 Mile Return Flight Test
CAPR CANAVERAL MIa A Snark intercontinental guided missile flew 1000 miles over the Atlantic Loclay then returned to land 40 hours after launch. Special skids and parachute aided tail section recovery as crews prepared for a possible follow up test. Rockets were recovered near Ascension, with launch and recovery details noted amid mission briefings.
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Ascension
Michelle
Ghamenal
State Warned of Severe Polio Season
Arkansas health officials warned of a severe polio season as 12 cases were reported in the past two weeks. Directors noted the season could be severe, with 24 cases to date, compared to six at the same point last year.
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State Health Department
Focday
Arkansas
Dey Yashburn
Ecuutata
Unclear OCR fragment touching local case notes
Fragmentary OCR text mentions county and town names with unclear actions or outcomes. Reads like scattered court or village records with partial names and places, lacking coherent events or dates to form a complete item.
Star to Observe July 4 Holiday
The Star outlines holiday observances for Independence Day with local schedules and events. Readers are advised to check community notices for timing, locations, and any parade or celebration details.
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