Fragmented OCR leads to unclear judge statement and names
A distorted historical clipping shows a judge remarking on possible procedural issues while references to Ward, Marshall, Cinta, Danmacens, Sharpyville, and other named places and people appear in garbled form. The piece hints at a court or congressional action with scattered proper nouns.
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Jan Issup
Marshall
Cinta
Danmacens
Tate
Sharpyville
Elerau
Tanke
Sheridan
Bentin
Bismarck
Faubus Biography Fragment From Page One: Civil Rights Fight
Fragmentary historical notes describe Orval Faubus amid a heated 1960s governance dispute. The text mentions Faubus, advisers, and plans for possible political moves. It references visits to communities in Craighead County and trips to Helena, West Memphis, Osceola, and Blytheville.
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Craighead
Helena
Weal Melont
Abel Byibevilie
McMath Attacks Paubus Charges in Gubernatorial Row
Former governor McMath blasted Paubus by linking him to a cynical plot to divide communities in Arkansas over segregation and race. He defended NAACP and urged communities to decide on integration privately, while accusing Paubus of political manipulation and communist falsehoods.
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Redple Parbus
TeMail
Addit
Crise
McMath
Wesaid
Coun Dilling
Paubus
Gitte
Ihe
Qworld
Fawbus
Little Rock
Central High
Griffin
White Citizens Council
Hare
Toflu Encerl
Maubus
Yin
Foubus
Martini Philosophy and Olive Debates at the Clink
Hal Boyle recounts taste debates on martini garnishes with Dr Grilliio and others. The dialogue covers olives or tiny peppers, garnishing in wine vinegar, and personal shifts after decades of sipping. A jokey aside notes no cure beyond a cold shower, black coffee, and a massage for hangovers.
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Grlliio
Py. Gnikia
Bill on Air Safety up in Senate
In Washington Senator A. S. Mike Monroney of Oklahoma said he is hopeful the House will pass a bill aimed at improving air travel safety. Monroney, the chief sponsor, noted the Senate approved the measure by voice vote earlier. The Commerce Committee has held hearings on the bill as the measure moves forward.
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Washington
A. S
Mike Monroney
D-Okla
House
Monroney
Hauger Commerse Committee
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Measire
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