Szech Election Warns Nations Not to With Red Russia
Foreign Affairs analyst Mackenzie argues Czechoslovakia’s post election setup signals a final step in Moscow’s conquest of the republic. A single Front ticket produced 6,420,145 votes while 1,576,742 citizens abstained or had ballots invalidated, about 20 percent, amid reports of Communist influence and Kremlin pressure.
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Fulbright Says U N Cannot Insure World Peace
Senator Fulbright questions the United Nations ability to enforce global peace arguing it acts as a loose League of Nations. He cites veto power and withdrawals as barriers, while endorsing European federation as politically possible and German reunification through a larger federation as a potential step. He received a Doctor of Humane Letters during Southwestern University honors.
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Czech crisis ends in rigged national election
The passage describes a six day crisis where Communist Premier Kelment Gott wald ousted Benes resistance and seized power in Czouhostovalia, followed by a rigged national election that signals danger to democracies.
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Arkansas Revenue and Legal News From June
Arkansas state revenue totaled 47.3 million in the last reporting year, up 402,758 from the prior year. In Little Rock, Billy Worby, a 26-year-old former soldier, escaped trial on a sanity question after a two‑day hearing. he may be committed to a state hospital if still deemed insane. A study group was formed to assess a 24 million dollar irrigation project for farmers, with state impact and funding details discussed.
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Little Rock Traveler
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Pine Bluff officers exonerated in brutality charges
Pine Bluff police have been exonerated after hearings by the Civil Service Commission found no sufficient evidence to discipline officers John Baird Fred Cearly Jr and others. Baird testified he was forced to strike a prisoner while restraining a black inmate. Night Chief George Smith was accused of witnessing mistreatment. The article also references various political and local notes including state officials and upcoming meetings in Arkansas and beyond.
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Truman Orders Full Aid for Flood Area
President Truman mobilizes full federal resources to aid the Pacific Northwest flood disaster. He directs coordination among federal agencies and urges legislative authority to meet emergencies, with immediate reviews of Columbia Basin development plans.
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Fleming: “the Disaster Caused By the Unprecedented Floods In the Pacificorthwest
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Truman Urges Flag Day Observance on June 14
President Truman urged a nationwide Flag Day observance for June 14. He said the stars and stripes symbolize freedom in a world where that ideal is insecure and noted Americans of diverse heritage have found refuge under the flag. He urged display of the flag and contemplated citizens reflecting on their responsibilities under it.
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Arkansas couple wed under waiver at Saline County ceremony
The marriage occurred with a three day waiting period waived and Justice of the Peace W N Hunnicutt performing the ceremony. The waiver bore the signature of Saline County Judge Aren Cooper and the bondsman Edgar R Packard Camden.
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Saline County
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Edgar R. Packard
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