Gov Di Taubus Pushes Segregation Split in Little Rock Schools
AP report notes Gov Taubus urges the Little Rock School Board to maintain or create segregated tracks while considering a pupil placement plan. Board members debate integrating Hall High and Horace Mann areas, with a plan to start canvas in high schools this fall amid comments from districts and parents.
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Maulers
Id News
Memblo Grate Hall High School
Negra Horace Mannis
Tech High
Integra
Te Little Rock School
Christian Churches Plan Annual Camp Meeting at Clear Springs
The Christian Churches of the area announce their annual camp meeting at Clear Springs Camp Ground between Okalana and Antoine from July 31 to August 1. Evangelist Rev. O. L. Hargis will lead services in Ennis, Texas. Special days include Okiana, Delight, Arkadelphia, Prescott, Hope, and Murfreesboro with Bible study at 10:80 each morning and evangelistic services at 7:30 each evening.
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Okolana
Antoine
Camp Ground Association
Hope and Murfreesboro
AML
Defense Rests Case in L A Libel Suit
The defense rested its case in an Los Angeles libel trial yesterday, with witnesses supporting taped recordings of alleged pre February 1958 payouts to Trautt. Trautt and two pinball distributors claim a $2000 payoff was to suppress articles. the Gazette defends publication as public interest.
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Little Rock
APJ
Defens
Bok
Trautt
Allorneys
Trautl
Arkansas Democrat
Cecil Wild
Harve Dunaway
Arkansas Gazcette
Hit and Dunaway
Gazette
Troutt
Pulaski
L.C. Young
Lipes
Hill and
Hill
Dunaway
Search Starts for a Missing Private Plane
AP reports the Civil Air Patrol began an aerial search for a light plane missing on a Texarkana to Columbia, Missouri flight. The Piper craft, piloted by Dr TH Larsen, left Texarkana yesterday morning with uncertain passenger status. CAP teams planned searches from Harrison and nearby towns as weather allowed, involving Little Rock, Hot Springs, Port South, and other Arkansas cities.
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Civil Air Patrol
Texarkana
Columbia
TH. H. Larson
Colmbia Cap
Larsen
Texikan
Ken Watkins
CAT
Little Hoek
Hot Springs
Poort South
Watkins
Larsen Wis
J W Patton Dies Monday at Lewisville
J W Patton dies Monday at Lewisville prompting funeral plans. The obituary notes surviving relatives including daughters and other family, with limited legible details from the damaged text.
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J. W. Patton
Lewisville
Third State Polio Death Reported
Arkansas reports its third polio death of 1950 from Little Rock. The victim, a two month old girl, died the day after admission to University Medical Center. Dr. A M Washburn notes the death confirmed as polio, adding two prior victims this month and seven at this time last year.
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Arkansas
State Health Department
A.M. Walshburn
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Lathe
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Keere
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University Medical Center
Washburn
Beet Smith
Washe Burs
Aluminum Strike Threat Deepens Across Industry
NEW YORK AP A major strike threatens the aluminum industry as negotiations with large firms stall and a midnight Friday contract expiry looms. David J McDonald president of the United Steelworkers warns no agreement will be accepted and a combined “no contract we work” stance covers aluminum and steel. Copper also faces potential action as leaders of the Mine Mill and Smelter Workers Union weigh a strike against top producers next month. Contracts for both industries expired June 81 with members at work as talks continue.
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New York
David J. McDonald
United Steelworkers
Ameria
McDonald
Tle
Ure
Fort Smith Teachers File Affidavits
Fort Smith teachers filed affidavits with the Fort Smith School District yesterday. Superintendent Chyvis J. Corbin said the affidavits list teachers’ organizations and cover the past five years.
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Fort Sail
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Haive
Morth
Chyvis J. Corbin
Toe
Oranniaetenin
Ube
Annes
West Firm on Stand to Stay in Berlin
Western foreign ministers reached a revised document outlining Western rights in Berlin and the aim to maintain them until German unification. The accord, to be landed on Moscow when talks resume, retains East West Berlin protections and signals potential resumption of stalled disarmament talks before the Geneva Conference.
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Berlin
John M. Hightoweir
Geneva
W Ostern
Solay Oni
Phetainnae
United Nations
Padio
Soviet Union
Howers
Mach
Bis
Andrai
Groniy
Seven prisoners break out of Newport jail in Kentucky
Newport Kentucky AP seven inmates escaped from Newport City Jail early this morning. Five faced federal charges, two local prisoners. Escapers identified as Demphus Lewis D Clonn Joseph Dinario Elbert Wellman Lawrence Adams Carl F H Webb and Jnvyy Lee King. Police set roadblocks on four bridges and checked traffic while authorities investigated the breakout.
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Newport, Ky
Newport City
Nany
Demphus Lewis
Award D. Clonn
Joseph Dinario
Elbert Wellman
Lawrence Adams
Carl FH. Webb
Jnvyy Lee King
Nensanto
Covington
Cincinnai
Kentucky
Negro Youth Held for Break-in Here
Police arrested a 17 year old yesterday on a charge of breaking into a building at the sewage disposal plant on the O’Nid farm. Chief dark Brow searched the area and seized a number of tools including a tinny electric fire and aluminum plates.
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Cry Police
O' Nid
Dark Brow
Siti Tin
Around Town Sports Briefs and Local Updates
Local notes recount recent activity from area teams and players including college and high school contests. Mentions of game results, upcoming matches, and notable performances reference several schools, venues, and dates with a focus on regional standings and event timing.
Field meetings on cotton boll weevil control this Thursday
County Agent Oliver Lo Adams town announces three field meetings to discuss second generation boll weevils in older cotton across Hempstead area. Grover C. Dowell will explain insect development and insecticides for each scenario, including Sevin Malathion methyl parathion and others. Meetings begin at Ki Schoolay farm near Hope, then at Lamp ton and Sloman Goodlell farms with spray calibration and demonstrations for 5 acre blocks and various plantings. Farmers urged to attend all sessions to learn control strategies and equipment use.
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Oliver Lo Adamstoin
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Hope
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Jov B.rowe
Tlampton Farm
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Gaan
No. 4
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Hempsteads
Golton
Hope Stamps Men Questioned by Officials
Aowook and Qrinkingney roamed over all test thirteen counties. Two men are held on suspicion of murder in Mesarkia after the brutal beating of Ante Stewart. Dillard transported the injured woman to a hospital where she died. coroner and prosecutor outline a drug and alcohol involved case. Several suspects are in custody as investigators piece together the sequence of events and locations connected to the crime.
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Bude
Harlem discrimination charge sparks NAACP led probe
In New York a NAACP driven inquiry into alleged discrimination by liquor sales stems draws attention from the Anti-Defamation League. The issue involves white liquor sellers and a small number of Negro workers and stores in Harlem. NAACP leader I Joseph Gyerton says the drive targets unequal sales access and urges fair enforcement.
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New York
AP2
Mene Terger
Wis
Ike Will Discuss Rights Legislation
A fragmented Washington dispatch notes President Miseniewes plans to discuss rights legislation with policymakers. The report mentions congressional debates and potential direction from key figures such as Dirksen and Winton, with focus on public stance and legislative pathways amid tense political climate.
Minor Accident Reported in Beatrice Area
A minor collision occurred near Torey and Phred streets in Beatrice. Authorities described slight vehicle damage and no injuries as Rothwell and Bohkeenian officials investigated the scene.
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Caver
Beatrice
Andy
Torey
Strowis
Rothwell
Foreign Aid Bill Faces More Slashes
Washington reports the foreign aid bill faces further cuts as House and White House clash over funding levels. The House Appropriations Committee drafted amendments reducing the amount for U S allies while the White House advocates a $300 million boost to reach about $1.6 billion for the current fiscal year to aid nations resisting communism. The move would also prepay some funds for next year, with opponents arguing against any advance while supporters say it speeds crisis assistance.
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Nanse
Senate
House
White House
Congress
Wirenhower
Siniklion
Amet Conpress
Hawaii Votes in First State Election Reported
Report from Honolulu by Robert Tuckman outlines Hawaii's inaugural state election. The piece notes voter participation, key figures, and early results while highlighting party dynamics and the shift toward state offices.
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Honolul
Uistry
Lapwress
Chiese
Congo
Gov Long Seen Riding With Divorcee in Arkansas
Gov. Long, riding with a divorcee, accompanied by a police escort, was photographed during a late night drive in Springs, Arkansas. The report notes his conversation and plans for a bath visit at a resort, with state reporters detailing the unusual scene and the involved parties.
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Springs
Ark
Lewismoa
Miuedas
Lui
Husband of Local Woman Dies in Tragic Affair
Fragmentary obituary note reports the husband of a local woman named Bassett reported dead. No clear cause or date provided. Names mentioned include Venus, Dalins, and Madau, with no verifiable context or locations.
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Pau Bassett Diel
Venus
Madau
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