Russia Accuses U S of Blocking Meet in Moscow
Moscow blames the United States for hindering a proposed summit and says talks could move to Moscow or another suitable venue. Khrushchev calls on Britain France and India to press for conference in Moscow and signals July 24 as the date, awaiting U S confirmation.
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Moscow
API
Khrilsiehev
Bt Stitimwer Lority
Lyvnie Ben Soul Ur
Rasi-West
Sutimil
Alt York
Moscot
United States
Avitain
Kplee
India
Kitushchev
Eisenhower
Pai
Aly
Maeimillyn
Frenne
Prequer de Gaulle
Khrushchev
Fisentiower
Tse
Weather Station Report Notes 2A Hour Period
Weather data shows 2A hours ending 78.7m Monday with high 03 low 77 and no precipitation. Weekend totals unclear. temperatures vary with widespread thunderstorm chances across Arkansas Louisiana and Mississippi Valley. Extended forecast indicates mostly cloudy conditions with scattered storms and highs mostly 80s to 90s, cooler in north regions.
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Cotal
U S Balloonists Reach Record Space Height
Balloonists from the United States ascend to space beyond prior records while other crews push to about eighty two thousand feet. The ascent ends with risky separations and a landing in Dakota airspace as crew members face injuries and praise from Navy officers and observers.
Soviet space program plans Jupiter-C rocket flight
A fragmentary report outlines a Soviet attempt using the Jupiter-C rocket in a five year program with ambitious orbital aims. It notes the launch schedule, potential orbit details, and the broader goal of a durable space exploration effort, describing heavy media attention and technical confidence.
Fragmented Local Notice Incompletely Readable
A damaged OCR fragment mentions families and a final action but key details such as names places dates or exact outcomes are unclear. Readers should await a clearer transcript to identify involved persons and the official action described.
Arkansas Highway Funds From Federal Share Report
Arkansas receives a federal share totaling 37.8 million dollars for highway construction and road programs. The funds cover the current fiscal year and upcoming periods, enabling planning and project initiation within the first 24 years of federal highway programs from 1940 onward.
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Arkansas Highway
Arkansas
Five Weekend Deal Near Abandoned Arkansas Fans
An Associated Press brief notes a weekend deal related to Arkansas incidents and a sequence involving a House score of 7 to 0. The report mentions a death and references water, with unclear details due to damaged text.
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Associated Press
Arkansas
House
Deep Iyater
Pact nations pledge aid in Middle East accord
British Prime Minister and U S Secretary of State Dulles outlined continued support for Baghdad Pact allies. Officials announced a unified approach to collective security with Britain Turkey Pakistan and Iran following the Baghdad Pact aims. The talks stressed maintaining alliance unity and the Baghdad Pact as a means of regional stability.
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U.S
Britain
Arthur Gavshon Lonndon
API
Magimilan
Bret Connell
Wilvalt
Priesortt
Maine
Slate
Dulles
Ap Oheeryors
Baghdad
Jae Pwinte
Foelyn
Britwin
Turkey
Pakistan
Trands
Watson 73 Buried at Mt Tabor After Death Saturday
W F Watson aged 73 died Saturday morning after a short illness. A minister and longtime resident, he lived near Howe three years after moving from Nashville. He leaves a wife Mrs Jonia Watson of Unpe Rouwla and six sons, three daughters, three brothers and three sisters. Funeral services were held Sunday at Unity Baptist Church with burial at Mt Tabor under Latimer Funeral Home.
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Winbiyty F
Burly
Broken Bow
Jana Pannell
Slyatford
Ola
Gqwene
Ardmore
Okla
Hunersl
Pom
Sundiyal
Mrs Rinehart Dies at 79 in Nashville Hospital
Emma Rinehart, age 79, died Sunday at a Nashville hospital. Survived by sons Burylvans Woof McCassiff, Boyce of Lewisville, and others. Burial at Freindship Cemetery.
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Mes
Emma Rinehart
Buriat
Arkansas Voters Go to Polls In Final Pitch Tonight
Voters head to the polls Tuesday in Arkansas with predictions of 300000 to 340000 votes. The Associated Press notes Democratic candidates for governor and other races as the GOP faces a strong turnout. Analysts expect a tight contest in Little Rock and Paragould with surveys showing some support for the incumbent governor and party. The piece previews party breakdowns and possible outcomes ahead of Election Day.
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Arkansas
Gavapaor
Toni Wilt
Vulwa Boterg
Winbrey
Plakbubier
Little Rock
Chineellay Lee Warrl
Paragould
Gav
Ore
Ueto
Four Local Races on Ballot for Voters in the County
Voters in Ware County face four local offices on the upcoming ballot. The governor, prosecuting attorney, and assessor races are listed with candidates including Judge Lee Wiard and Paubus Chry Pinkbelner, among others. The polling places are described around Ward 2A and Ward 4 in the Armory area, with turnout expected from about 5,000 residents.
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Lils County
Kxar Petsaiin
Ware
Benet Britoly
Cour
Lie Armory
Flying Tiger Leader Dies at Age of 67
James Dowling reports in New Orleans that General Claire Chennault, famed Flying Tigers commander, died at 67 after a cerebral hemorrhage. The article notes his wartime leadership, political references to Eisenhower, Chiang Kai-shek, and Rogers amid the broader Allied war effort, and mentions his planned state funeral and potential burial in Washington.
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James Dowling
New Orleans
Claire Chennault
Eisenhower
Courthouse Candidates Speak on Monday Evening
Vague OCR fragment notes a candidates speaking event at the courthouse. It mentions a Monday schedule and local participation but contains garbled text preventing clear details on speakers or issues.
Pilkinton Discusses Election Laws at Public Forum
A guest speaker, Pilkinton, addressed election laws at a She Ho Chat event in Taree WH. He spoke on residency requirements and voter eligibility, noting exceptions and the idea that Maiden rulers and Arkungay may cast ballots under certain conditions. The discussion touched on timelines and procedures for voting, aiming to clarify who may vote and when.
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Elna Arkunsin
Cyarty Eliijen
Yudee Lilintwa
Arkungay
Seite
Pilkinton
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