Geneva Conference Aims for World Atomic Pace
Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko warned at the Geneva talks that subversive and espionage networks operate in West Berlin and the Western bloc. West German Ambassador Wiel told the Conference of Foreign Ministers that Communists are spreading slander and agitation to derail the talks.
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Meany Accuses Nation's Employers in New York Speech
In New York, AFL CIO leader Meany accuses employers of pressuring on wage boosts and warns the labor movement will not accept the proposed labor bill. He says wage hikes now would fuel inflation and vows labor unity against congressional measures.
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Weather summary from Ark Regional Forecast report
Weather data shows 24 hour period ending 7 pm with high 72 and low 64. Precipitation 0.44 inches, total through May 17 at 18.08 inches. Forecast calls for partly cloudy mild conditions today and tonight with a chance of widely scattered thunderstorms Wednesday. Temperature guidance mid 70s to mid 80s for highs, lows mid 50s to mid 60s, with cooler Wednesday afternoon.
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Appropriations panel trims budget for Arkansas river works
The House Appropriations Committee recommended $1.6 million for Beaver Dam and White River projects, with cuts to several Army Engineers items. They proposed $3.4 million for Dardanelle Dock on the Arkansas River, plus reductions in Had River Levees and other river system work across Arkansas and neighboring states due to bids, delays, and cost considerations.
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Goy Long Resists Treatment in Galveston
GALVESTON Tex AP The wife of Bari Long seeks to restrain him from leaving a psychiatric clinic as Probate Judge Mugh Gibson weighs the case. Louisiana filing names Darl i Loevy described as resistant to psychiatric examination. Doctors say the governor is not under restraint or medication.
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Space Flight Authorization Sought by Space Committee
The Senate Space Committee urged Congress to authorize a 486 300 000 space program for NASA in the new fiscal year starting July. Chairman Lyndon Bodohnsen said the figure matches the Eisenhower administration’s proposed total in a closed session.
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U S Money Trouble Discussed at White House Conference
Washington Monday night conference reviewed U S money problems and possible debt relief options. Leaders debated whether Congress should act on savings bonds and government bonds yields, considering long term fiscal policy and potential monetary measures.
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Jaycees Plan Third Annual Beauty Pageant in Hope
The Jaycees announce the Third Annual Beauty Pageant at 7:20 p.m. Tuesday May 16 in Hope with the theme Nope Jaycees Present Features of Loyellngss. Miss Hope will represent Hope in Miss Abs kangas Beauty Pageant at Hot Springs next month. Miss Hospitality will represent Hope in Blake Miss Hospitality contest. Local and out of town judges will participate. contact Paul McClellay for contestants and further information.
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Fulbright Praises House Appropriations Adjustment
Sen J W Fulbright said the House Appropriations Committee approved a budget for the Beay Pam project but did not include Arkansas projects. He planned to seek Senate add ons. The package totals 259 000 for levee and flood control on the Atrungus River at Parksville and 40 000 for planning at the Olsehig River project.
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Rail line seeks U S Supreme Court review of tax assessment
The Arkansas Supreme Court delayed issuing a mandate on a decision in the state tax case involving the Kan Sade City Routhery Railway. On April 8 the court adjusted the railroad tax assessment to 4,490,080, down from 1,439,008 claimed by the railroad, which appeals the change.
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Policeman Shot as Three Negroes Attack Downtown Car
A downtown shooting left Patrolman Benight wounded in the leg when a car carrying three men, two of them Negro, was stopped by officers. One suspect arrested. another fled and later captured Milton Thomas and Fred Young held on charges. Police report a brief chase through areas near the North Fattla area. The incident occurred shortly before evening and involved about 900 in loot from a club raid.
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Lloyd to be reassigned after Macmillan notice
A report states Lloyd may be moved to another job following a notification from Macmillan. The change would be implemented in the future, with Lloyd replaced at a later date.
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Hot Springs Tour to Visit Magnolia and El Dorado
A Hot Springs tour will visit Magnolia to meet Miss Arkanson and Miss Hot Springs and then proceed to El Dorado. The group, accompanied by local hosts, will tour Magnolia State College and end with stops at Camden Pine Bluff and Malvern before returning.
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Nicaragua Faces Economic Struggle Amid Invasion Response
In Managua, President Somoza’s government suspends import duties and bans minor air shipments to strike at business enemies. Opposition parties call for a general strike to pressure tax and import duty cuts while exile shipments are reported by Costa Rica neighbors.
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Turbulent School Board Recall and Superintendent Resignation
Fragmented OCR reports a tense school board scene with recalls and political tensions. It notes teachers and school employees affected by a dismissal wave, recalls of personnel, and the resignation of a district superintendent amid broad local controversy. Blossom and others are cited discussing governance and political strategy. The piece hints at elections and shifts in leadership set for May, with San Antonio mentioned in relation to a future appointment.
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Man Charged With First Degree Murder in Arkansas
Avis Rowan reports Hubert Barnes, 40, of Tulot bound over to the grand jury on first degree murder charges tied to the death of George W. Alsup, 68, following a scuffle at Alsup's home. Alsup died in a Donesboro hospital the next day. Barnes waived preliminary hearing in municipal court, bond set at 2000 dollars, trial scheduled for the fall term.
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Kinney Named to Geological Board
Kinney of Dermott appointed to the Arkansas Geological and Conservation Commission in May by Gov. Orval B. Paynts. Wayne A. Stone of Pine Bluff named to the Board of Trustees of Arkansas Agriculture College at Monticello. Kinney owns and manages a radio station in Dermott.
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All Around Town Notes From Arkansas Rural Areas
Local items mention J W Branch attending an Ameren Medical Association meeting in Avanti City and Arkansas Medical Auxiliary activities. Reports cite six youths admitting to break-ins at Yerger Elementary and city police comments. Other notes cover church services, university events, and community gatherings with scattered names and places.
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State Cotton Prospects Improve in 1924
AP dispatch notes improved cotton prospects across several counties with favorable moisture and growing conditions. Reports cite early harvest potential and steady progress in Avtniges and Cribtendan counties, while soybeans show signs of good yields in Willhosie and surrounding areas.
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Methodist Church Rolls Rise in Hot Springs Region
AP report notes increased Methodist membership and a rise in contributions totaling about 4150, reflecting new and reorganized charges. It discusses population shifts, rural ministry needs, and upcoming pastoral appointments by Bishop Pay Martin and others in the Little Rock conference region.
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James T Grimes 83 succumbs after Prescott Rt 5 death
James T Grimes aged 83 of Prescott Rt 5 died Monday in a Prescott hospital. Survivors include his wife Ruth Grimes two sons J E Grimes of Texarkana and Ben S Grimes of Magalia, two daughters Mrs Clarice Woodson and Mrs Margaret Beck, along with several grandchildren. Services set for 4 p m Wednesday at Sweet Home Church with burial in Ebenezer Cemetery.
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Southern First Half About Over
The season nears its split end as Nashville battles Birmingham, New Orleans, and Shreveport in a tense race. The fray features Nasville and defending champ Birmingham, with local gigs and late innings shaping the outcome amid uncertain standings.
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Gas Truck Explosion Shreds Highway Scene and School Buses
Eyewitness reports describe a gas truck explosion that leveled parts of a historic church wall, sent shrapnel through vehicles, and injured drivers and bystanders near a highway. Police, fire crews, and photographers from the Pottsville Republican covered a scene of chaos with scattered bodies, damaged buses, and a field strewn with debris as investigators sought the death toll.
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