Movie Note and Hospital Aid Debate In Arkansas
The page reviews the musical Dienihodnds of Broadway at the Saenger theater and notes a radio digression on Roger Cluniey’s advice. It then analyzes Arkansas hospital funding, criticizing Little Rock’s use of federal aid and detailing Hempstead county’s bond issue and opposition to urban concentration, with references to Congressman Harris and state policy.
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Harris
Little Rock
U. S
Dienihodnds
Broadway
Saenger Theater
Witte Rock
Daren Runt Sor
Mita Gaynor
Iain Mest
Miss Gayno
Atlanta
G. A
Haskell
Ernie
Roger
Cluniey
Tor
Sticks
Bird
Little
Arkansas
Hempstead County
University Medical Center
St. Vincent's Infirmary
Little Roeck
Congress
Senate
House
Gren Barris
Fourth Arkansas
Bhat
House Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee
Rep
Arkansas Gazette
Elizabeth Carpenter
Washington
el Barada
Medical Center
St. Vincent's
Lidle Rock
Medics
Hope
Big Little Rock
Arkansas Little Rock
Hempstead Cqunty
Lite Rock
Pulaski County
Rene
Hempstead
Tile Rock
County farmers face third straight year of dire drought and crop loss
A county survey shows extreme hardship as crops fail or lag across cotton, corn, watermelons, cucumbers, cantaloupes and tomatoes. Dairies report 25 to 50 percent milk production decline. beef cattle markets are slow. hay is scarce and pastures deteriorate. Farmers fear liquidation if conditions persist.
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Ayeroris
Tempstead
Oliver Adams
Jane Oor
Priyne
Yoany
Drauth
Walter
Brade A Dairies
Many Arkansas Counties See Drought Relief Early Breaks
The Associated Press reports a 10 day drought relief arc spread across North Arkansas with some counties like Montgomery showing up to three inch rainfall. Yet the torrid summer sun continues to scorch crops and pastures in the southern areas with no relief in sight and no immediate rainfall forecast to ease the drought.
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Associated Press
Arkansas
Miles McPeek
Federal Crop Reporting Service
Montgomery County
U. S. Weather Bureau
Gille Rock
Cambodia Ambiguity Over French Indochina Independence Plan
News from Paris notes Laos backs French proposals for broader autonomy in Indochina while Cambodia shows reluctance Premier Pen Noth weighing full independence Cambodian king Ming Norodom Siksnouk threatens war unless demands met U. S backing views plan as path to mutual interests against Communist forces Nehru calls Indochina move a nationalist step though questions details and Tunisia Morocco not offered same treatment
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Paris
France
Indochina
Vietn Nam
Laos
Cambodia
Souvanne Phouma
Sisavang Vong
Viet Nam
Sinte
U. S
Jawaharlal Nehru
State Department
Washington
Nehru
All-India Congress Party
Tunisia
Morocco
North African
Couple Escapes After Freight Train Demolishes Car
A Lowell Arkansas couple, Howard R. Dickson and wife, escaped serious injury when their car was struck at a grade crossing by a Frisco freight train. The vehicle was carried 54 feet before stopping. The incident occurred yesterday in Lowell.
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Rogers
Lowell
Ark
Howard R. Dickson
Baptist Revival Underway With 34 Churches Participating
A revival meeting is underway at Ath and Hervey Streets with Evangelist Harold E. Brunson preaching nightly at 7 30. Thirty four churches of the Union Baptist Association take part and the public is invited.
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Ath and
Hervey Streets
Harold E. Brunson
Union Baptist Association
Government May Close Several Defense Plants
A government review signals possible shutdowns of several defense plants to cut costs. Reports cite Eisenhower administration debate over narrowing mobilization base and concentrating orders at select plants, amid conflicting statements from the Mobilization Office and Defense officials.
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Acthiie S. Phomianye
Pover
Livsis
Furmer
George C. Marshall
Cathy Tory
Charles 2 Wilson
Aris
Kaiser
Sient Wileson
Wmeming
Oil Firms Are Accused by Probers
Washington lawmakers accuse oil industry executives of fueling inflation during a House Commerce Committee hearing. Rep John W Leselon challenged industry leaders over price hikes in gasoline, urging stockholders to curb inflationary spirals to aid the administration's policy.
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Washington
UPI
John W. Leselon
R-Mass
Unt
Heselton
House Commerce Committee
Jill
Herbert Willetts
Yier
Soeung-Vacuum Ol Ca.t
Charles A. Wolverton
CR NJ
Willetts
L Ife
Rhee Playing With Dynamite Sparks Peace Alarm
Senator Wiley denounces Syngman Rhee as “playing with global dynamite” for threatening continued fighting in Korea. He warns a rash offensive by South Korean forces could trigger a military disaster and damage the United Nations and world peace chances.
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Jack Bell
Washington
Wiley Cr-Wis
Syngmun Hhen
Wiley
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Rhee
United Nations
Korea
U. N
Global Dynamite
Free Poopie
Arkansan Settles Income Tax Claim
A Arkansas resident reaches a settlement with federal authorities over unpaid income taxes for multiple years. The case centers on assessments by the Internal Revenue Service and involves court review of the disputed amounts and penalties.
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Arkansan
State Officials Not Bound by Fiscal Code
A government opinion held that most state constitutional officers are not bound by the fiscal code, except for the powered offices. It said these officers may independently pursue purchases and that the fiscal code does set purchase procedures for state departments. The opinion was sent to the Secretary of State, the Treasurer, and Finance Director, among others.
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Davie
Pws
Gieavisiens
Biscal Costin
Yestey
Mitey
Vantine
Germans Reported Executed in Postwar Rebellion
Berlin dispatch states 46 Germans were executed for taking part in a Workers revolt against Communist rule. Telegraf and Telegraf news agency cite shootings by army courts and police, with thousands of officers implicated or detained. Allied officials note widespread anti‑Communist demonstrations across Germany.
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Joseph Fleming
Berlin
Ted Tivih
Mave
Karst
Germinn Po Nceinet
Comimunist
Ruledas Atuurth
West Berlin
Teles Erat
Ane Ovillstad
Germany
Paign
Seyith Wiston
Profits Tax Extension Seen By House Leaders
Speaker Martin predicted after a White House session that the House Ways and Means Committee will approve a bill tomorrow to extend the excess profits tax for six months. Reed, blocking the measure, agreed to a meeting after leaders bypassed him to the Rules Committee, which voted to move the bill to the floor for debate. The pending action follows GOP review of the legislative program.
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Washington
Martin
it-Mass
Wixen+hower
House
GOP
White House
Ways and Means
Reed
R-Ny
Cormodttes
Rules Committee
Chinese Forces Attack Allied Positions Near Seoul
A reported assault by 6,000 Chinese troops targeted Allied front lines south and west of Seoul. The clash involved U.S. Army Eighth and Seventh divisions with ROK forces, as heavy fighting along Pork Chop Hill and Arrowhead Line intensified. Reports describe fierce hand to hand fighting, artillery exchanges, and attempts to drive back U.N. positions near Yonchon during ongoing offensive actions.
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Seoul
CMI
Inter Aitlaghae
Beni
South Everns
Tavnly
Ameomian Dragos
U. S
Books Returned to Shelves After Vast Removal
Washington officials say libraries will reinstate many volumes removed during a postwar purge of Communist and controversial authors. About 718 libraries abroad are to restore titles not explicitly named, with informants suggesting over 600 titles, including more than 10 authors whose works were banned. Official counts remain undisclosed, but more than 300 copies by about 10 authors were reportedly copied and removed, with eleven titles allegedly banned.
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Washington
Pele
Ubin Ardor
One Fined in Fulton Court
Wanavenry Jackson MaNus Negra was fined in Fulton mayor's court on a charge of possessing liquor. The flag was 50 dollars and costs. Arrest was made by Bob Hegler, Jim Moore, and Deputy Sheriff Jimmy Cook. Also seized was a contraband rig near McNab, destroyed with 500 gallons of mash. no one was found nearby.
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Wanavenry Jackson
MaNus Negra
Fulton
Buur
Bob Hegler
McNary
Jim Moore
Pultoe
Jimmy Cook
McNab
Two Automobiles Damaged in Accidents Here
Two automobile accidents were reported by Tope Cy Patles. One vehicle sustained considerable damage after a collision near Mrovek and Mie Streets. Officers identified the drivers as Silt Vaighn and Hope id L. Ro Finnegan, with damage to front areas and adjacent arcade structures.
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Damon
Rin Wadentitedt
Silt Vaighn
Hope
Finnegan
Little Hock
Matis
Briefs From Washington And Nearby Areas
Scattered tidbits report on congressional hearings with Representative John Meet and Indian affairs topics. Also noted are a memorial for Mary Kothering-Stonay and a vehicle collision toll near St Mary’s Church, along with the passing of Temple Bale Joy and Justice Wel Hang QO Vowpehan.
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Washington
Aft
Ffoui
Jelilert
Diaiont
Supreme Court
Juste Wel
Vowpehan
Disagreement With the Means Little WASHINGTON WW
Two key Republican senators challenge the administration's policy approach. Senator Taft says authority to dispose of government-held surplus to Allied nations is not granted. Senator Knowland criticizes U.S. consultation with South Korea's President Rhee, asserting less than adequate briefing by Truman or Eisenhower.
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Jack Bell
Washington
Congressiona
Critessima
Odda
Tha Inc
Fivat
Sen. Taft
Ohta
Taft
Sen
Knowland
Patt Ts
Syngman Rhee
Truman
All Around the Town in Washington Street Gossip
A ragged town column notes a dog tragedy from poisoned food in the 100 block on South Washington Street and previews council talks on parking fines with a proposed nickel rate for quick payments. Also mentioned are local farmers Andrew Logans and modest melon yields, upcoming District Livestock Show marketing, and brief notes on residents Bobby Cobb and a Camp Pendleton rifleman deployment.
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Washington Street
Red Answer to UN Truce Plan Likely Today
The Communists may respond to the UN truce proposal today. They may sign without Saud Keren or return of 27,000 anti-Communist prisoners, as President Syngman Rhee awaits Washington word. Talks center on a two year old ceasefire history and U.S. truce expediter plans.
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Red
Ernest Hoberecht Sisoul
Keren
United Nations Command
Saud Keren
Cesk
Millson
Kagsong
Hare
Hee
United
Presa Fda
Ameriteu Rueu
Waller” Robertson
Matson
Roberts
Kou
Wilh
Washington
President May Send Nixon on East Tour Plan
President may send Nixon on a goodwill tour of East Asia and nearby nations after Congress endorses a broad itinerary. State and defense officials weigh travel to strengthen ties, with secretaries Dulles and Stimson cited in early planning notes.
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Nixon
East
Air Force Unwraps Newest Jet Plane Debut
Report from Kansas City describes the unveiling of a new fighter jet named Thunderstrouts or Thunder something. The scene mentions General Motors Pontiac plant and a C47 craft, with witnesses including Navy and Marine figures and a bay near Olathe.
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Air Force
Kansas City
Aly Forest
Baby
General Motors
Buick-Oldsmebles
Pontiac
Ab Nee Olathe
Ken Naval Ar Staton
Plidt Marine
Gillespie
Morse Blocks Return of State Lands in Senate Stalemate
Sen Mags halted action on a bill to restore seven hundred acres of state lands in Montgomery County to Ax BAB after House passage. Arkansas Rep M. Arkengus supported the measure. a senator’s objection blocked immediate passage, delaying a formal federal land transfer and associated government payments.
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Washington
Mags
Yeaterday
Senate
Montgo County
Axi
Arkengus
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Naonal Geographic Society
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Pusan
Kuru
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John Meet
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Heer
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Cave Cvey
Mary Kothering
Ritagellville
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Artanis
St. Mary's
Odiis Chuwelil
Dash Att
Doane Brown
Teaschivius
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Slorica
Magvalre Gorviola
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Star
Andrew. Logans
Andrew
Fluid District
Bob Shivers
Third District
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Pie
Bobby
Cobb
Camp Pendleton
Caleforina
Prantl Ilsenahowor
Nixo
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Hisenbower
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