Yarbrough Passes Century Mark After Century Farm Support
At 105 Negro Continued From Page One which saw him pass the cen tury bar, Yarbrough supported most of his wives by farming, but neighbors said he gave to Works one year ago. They said he and his new wife will live on old age pensions, supplemented by aid from various children and grandchildren. Their possessions are limited. The newlyweds are noted for making mule on Little.
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Governor Is Ployies on Worker Shortages and Delays
The department said some exack fictiows will not be available for several days affecting work. Faubus warned the situation is serious in two ways with four months crucial for construction and maintenance. Many longtime Highway Department workers face long periods of unemployment.
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Faubus
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Spaniards name Costa Rica from gold adornments sighted by Columbus crew
A fragment notes how Columbus fourth voyage companions named Costa Rica the rich coast after Spaniards saw Indians wearing gold ornaments. Also an ad for T-4-L Athlete's Foot treatment at John S Gibson's Drug Co offering a 40¢ money back guarantee after 3 to 5 days.
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Costa Rica
John S. Gibson’ Drug Co
Senate GOP leader faces drafting snag on civil rights bill
Reported in Snowland that the Senate GOP leader confronts technical drafting difficulties in broadening an amendment. The proposal would let the attorney general intervene in civil rights cases beyond voting rights only when requested by legal authorities, amid debates over federal action and desegregation rulings.
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Senate Gop
Krowland
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Hospitality at a World Scout Gathering
Bruce Dowell, an 18 year old architecture student from Melbourne, praises the hospitality at a world scouting assembly. Scouts from 20 plus countries share meals and trades near the Transition tent, noting language barriers fade as friendships form.
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Juan Rodvigtes
Travail
Othera Fens
United Nations
Lamburne
Miles
Bruce Dowel
Melbourne
Australia
Contempt Continued At Clinton Trial For Turner Assault
The Clinton county case returns to the courtroom where witnesses testify about attacks that battered Rev. Paul Turner as he escorted Black pupils to a school. The two day jury deliberation follows two days of testimony and an atmosphere of sectarian tension surrounding the violence last autumn and again on December 4.
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Clinton
Paul Turner
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Tisne
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