Tornado Rips Kansas Town Killing Twelve
A devastating Kansas tornado struck Dorado destroying forty blocks and killing twelve residents. Four others were injured as rescuers from the National Guard and local authorities searched rubble for more victims in the northeast edge of town near the toll highway.
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Teddy Jones to Speak in Philadelphia at International Meeting
Teddy Jones is slated to speak in Philadelphia at the 45th annual International Agitation for Personnel in Employment summit. The event runs June 18 to 20 with Jones joining a panel and other officials including Detroit and Canvornit managers in attendance.
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Charges Filed in Two Auto Accidents
City police yesterday filed charges in two motor vehicle crashes. One collision near Third and Irvine involved Mrs WW and Floyd Cn Wood of Prescott causing damage to both cars. The second crash on Burke and Walhill injured two drivers and led to charges against Belle English for reckless conduct.
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West Americans and British discuss united defenses in tense speech
Washington dispatch reports British Prime Minister Macmillan warning of a powerful West while promising strengthened defenses. Diplomatic circles note talks with U.S. leaders about Anglo American understanding and friendship, amid broader concerns over Soviet pressure and global stability.
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Vet to Receive Purple Heart in Hot Springs
A Hot Springs veteran is set to be awarded the Purple Heart. Details remain fragmented but confirm the honor will be presented locally to recognize military service and wounds sustained in action. Further official word on ceremony date and presenting officer is expected.
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Release of Army Meni Depends on U.S. Actions
Berlin reports an AP dispatch on Germany awaiting U.S. steps for the release of the Army. The piece notes German authorities and the press debating potential actions and the orbit of Allied policy, with Berlin officials pressuring Washington while the Communist viewpoint is referenced.
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Senate Approves Jobless Pay Measure Amid Debate
In Washington the Senate approved a bill extending unemployment compensation payments with an administration backed amendment. The plan includes about 20 million dollars for a revolving fund and extends eligibility while financing the program through unspecified changes. The vote followed two days of haggling over the measure’s scope and funding details.
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Extension of American Reciprocal Trade Plan Passed by the House
The House advanced the extension of the American Reciprocal Trade Plan amid attention to Adams hotel bill hearings delayed. Reported confusion centers on Goldline rhetoric and opposition, with negotiators citing potential bargains and committee discussions delaying formal actions. The session also touched on conference plans, investigations, and the political maneuvering surrounding the president's agenda.
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Lightning Strikes: Boy Injured in Fort Smith Incident
An AP report describes a lightning strike at a Fort Smith home during a storm. A boy in the household was injured by a bolt while a relative nearby received injuries from the lightning. In the chaos, a telephone line and nearby utility items sparked and a child and adult were treated on the scene.
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No Recession Fear For Arkansas Workers Officials Say
Arkansas employment news shows no recession pressure as data indicate continued hiring and stable job numbers. Officials note 20,000 payrolls tied to manufacturing and services, with unemployment remaining near full employment levels. Limited signs of weakness surface in certain sectors but overall labor demand remains solid, according to state commerce and labor figures.
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Jesse Hutson 48 Dies Today at Beaumont
Jesse Hutson aged 48 dies today at Beaumont hospital after years of illness. Survived by his wife Ione Artington Matson and two daughters, Mrs. Vommy Gray of Conway and Mrs. Charleen Ont. Also survived by four brothers and six sisters. Funeral plans set for Thursday at Herndon Carnelluy Chapel with burial at Balke Cemetery.
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Passage on Eisenhower policy passage in Congress
Fragmentary AP copy reports on President Eisenhower and congressional action relating to trade policy and domestic programs. It cites committee actions, party positions, and potential impacts though the text is garbled with missing or unclear names and phrases.
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A damaged OCR fragment from a historical newspaper mentions unclear names and quotes. It references Ledbether and Lebetter with garbled phrases about a Spud, lacking coherent context or identifiable events. No verifiable facts or dates emerge from the readable text.
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