Rise in Population Growth Sparks Global Unrest Warning
The Population Reference Bureau bulletin argues that rapid public health gains spur population growth, risking food shortages and unrest. Ceylon’s malaria control doubled growth rates, showing how death-rate declines trigger population explosions, potentially fueling future war.
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Oil Test May Be Completed Today Near Guernsey
Operators are drilling beyond 3,520 feet at the King Estate No 1 wildcat test near Guernsey as Grilling continues. The well probably will be completed today. Regardless of the finding, Broday Co will move to another site in the Edwards Foster No b section.
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Markets Open Steady on Light Trading in New York
Markets in New York opened steady to firm as light trading persisted. A long list held near previous close with fractional net changes elsewhere. American Cyanamid fell 244 points while industry and railroad shares showed little movement from last week.
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Tost
Thair
Commuters Stranded as New York Rail Strike Hits Long Island
New York June 18 engineers strike shut down Long Island Rail Road stranding commuters seeking other transport. Traffic jammed on parkways into the city as bus service filled crowded passengers. About 360 engineers and motormen involved in a dispute over operating rules seniority and passenger duty. Washington mediation efforts continue to end the walkout with talks planned between the union and the company.
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Soldier Dies in Ammunition Dump Blast in Korea
A U S soldier died and 43 people were missing or injured after massive explosions at a U S Army ammunition dump near Haeudo Korea The blasts damaged buildings spread phosphorus smoke fires and triggered mass evacuations as U S troops moved in to assess risk and prevent further explosions.
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Officers Seek Hit Run Driver After Sideswipe Incident
Police search for a hit and run suspect after a car driven by Bobby R. Rosenbaum was sideswiped on Patmos road. The incident occurred at night and involved a second vehicle fleeing the scene. Detectives urge any witnesses to come forward with information.
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Committee Plans to Help Junior Call Sales
The Livestock Show Committee of the Hope Chamber of Commerce met last week under Chairman John Wilson with Terrell Cornelius A D Brannan Charles Wylie Mack Brown Bob Daniels and Bob Shivers present. They discussed the Jr Division calf sales and proposed plans to boost sales with help from Chambers of Commerce district wide and local business leaders.
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John Wilson
Terrell Cornelius
A. D. Brannan
Charles Wylie
Mack Brown
Bob Daniels
Bob Shivers
Court Rules Teachers Can Be on Boards
Arkansas Supreme Court rules that a superintendent or teacher can serve on a county board of education. It upheld two convictions in separate cases, rejected claims that district staff are public officers, and affirmed property possession in a multi-party dispute. Justice George Rose Smith wrote the unanimous opinion.
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Union County
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R. A. Baker
Strong
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Robert Wooten
Baker
Hope Girl Writes Top Book Review in Sunday Feature
Hope Girl delivers a leading book review in a Sunday feature for Br Arkansas. Carolyn Birong, editor, highlights her weekly contribution titled Oreo and related pieces.
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Oreo
Women Live Longer 100 Years Says Study From New York
June 16 report argues women have best chance to reach a century, citing gentler energy use and calm demeanor as factors. Men are urged to imitate women’s restraint and ease, with advice attributed to a lady centenarian and Dr Morris Fishbein on "Imperturbability" as a key to longer life.
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Dora Asbury 94 Spring Hill Resident Dies
Mrs. Dora Asbury 94 a Spring Hill resident died Sunday night at her home. She is survived by two brothers S R Baxter Texarkana and Tom Baxter Ervin Texas and sister in law Mrs Emma Jones of Texarkana. Funeral services will be at 3pm Monday at Spring Hill Baptist Church by the Rev Floyd Clark and the Rev D O Silvey. Burial in Evening Shade Cemetery under Herndon Corneling.
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Texarkana
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Ex-Patmos Man Dies in Shreveport His World War Service Noted
H. B. Clark, 57, stepfather of Willie Shepard of Patmos, died Sunday in Shreveport. A U S Army veteran of World War I and World War II, his body will be returned to Patmos for burial at 2:30 p.m. A local American Legion post will provide the grave service.
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Willie Shepard
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Shreveport
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Legion
Red Attack Is Thrown Back In Heavy Korean War Battle
In Korea's western front the U S 48th Division repelled a Chinese assault on a hill complex near Chorwon, inflicting about 750 enemy losses in a seven hour fight while the overall five day clash cost the Reds over 4000 casualties. American jets claimed three Communist kills as Lt James Law of Sausalito became the U S seventh jet ace with five MIGs.
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Prison Riots Laid to Red Negotiators
Mungaon Korea Jung 16 (Pe) United Nations truce negotiator Maj. Gen. William K. Harrison accuses the Communist Red delegate of directing captives on Koje Island to risk their lives to further a bloody war. He cites hundreds of captured Reds killed or wounded in Koje riots and notes the U N demand that no prisoner be forcibly repatriated. Only 70,000 of 189,000 Reds have agreed to return to Red rule.
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Koje Island
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Kojo
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Nobody Hurt in Wreck Near McNab Sunday
Two Saratoga men escaped injury when their car was sideswiped by a pickup two miles north of McNab on Highway 55. The truck, driven by Robert Hickman, was on the wrong side of the road in a curve and he is charged with drunk driving. James King, driver, and Charles W. Me Junking, passenger, were unhurt though property damage was heavy.
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Travis Ward
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Lions Club Plans Ladies Night Banquet at Hotel Barlow
Pere Liang Club members will entertain their ladies tonight at eight o'clock with a banquet at Hotel Barlow. All members are urged to attend this annual affair.
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Pere Liang Club
Barlow
Masons to Elect New Officers At Whitfield Lodge
Whitfield Masonic Lodge will elect new officers at 7 30 this Tuesday night members urged to be present for the meeting.
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Masons
Whitfield Masonic Lodge
Sweden protests Soviet aggression and ship terror attack
The Swedish government summoned the Soviet ambassador after a German merchant ship incident left Swedish crew wounded and eight men missing. Foreign Minister Tage Erlander demanded a full investigation while Soviet envoy Hodionov delivered a protest in Stockholm. Sweden pressed for clarity on the attack and demanded accountability.
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Estonia
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Erlandar
Ombasgy
Deaths From Heat Rise Across the Nation
The Associated Press reports a 4 day heat surge pushing deaths to 76 as record highs across a large U S region from Texas to the Atlantic coast. Heat waves, high humidity, and extreme temperatures caused drownings and heat illnesses in counties including Beaver Oklahoma with 108 degrees.
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Boatner Plans Work and Play Program on Koje Island
U S Eighth Army plans a Work and Play program for Communist POWs on Koje after Allied authority is recognized. Brig Gen Haydon L Boatner, Koje commander, aims to split large compounds into small units, dispersal likely within a week. Lord Alexander toured the island in a jeep driven by Boatner with Gen James A Van Fleet and officials.
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James H Jones Announces School Hopes and Grades
James H Jones announces plans for state aid and school reforms. Grades range from seventh to twelfth with tuition costs noted. Emphasis on improving graduation outcomes and increasing resources for Red Hopely School, Thuraday date referenced.
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Beha Wraden
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