Czech envoy's diplomatic status revoked in spying case
The United States told Czechoslovakia that diplomat Miroslav Naevalse has lost his diplomatic status and faces possible deportation as an alien. The note allowed voluntary departure or forcible removal, following U S charges of espionage with photographic evidence. Dag Hammarskjold, U N secretary general, faced crossfire between the United States and Czechoslovakia over the spy charges.
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United. Nations
N.Y
United States
Czechoslovakia
Miroslav Naevalse
United Tas
U.S
Noevalac
Nacvalae
Nearer agreement on unifying Laos fighting forces
In Zurich Gen Phoumi Nosavan said progress toward merging the three rival Lao factions military forces is substantial with only minor outstanding points. Quinim Phosena from Souvanna Phouma’s faction echoed optimism as Pathet Lao leader Ip Phoum Vongvichit noted rapprochement but offered no forecast. In Geneva delegates argued over Laos independence and neutrality as Pathet Lao forces pressed royal and Meo troops near Padong, following June 7 clashes.
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Zurich
Switzerland
Laos
Phoumi
Nosavan
Quinim Phosena
Souvanna Phouma
Ip Phoum Vongvichit
Pathet Lao
Geneva
Vientiane
Padong
Weather summary from Arkansas regional forecast
Weather report for 21 hours ending 7 am Wednesday shows clear and mild conditions with sunny periods and a warm trend. Forecast temperatures vary by region from the central to the northwest and southeast, with highs mostly in the mid 70s to mid 80s and nights in the 50s to 60s, continuing into Thursday with sunny and warm conditions expected.
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Arkansas
Associated Press
Bond Fight Persists Over Faubus Bond Plan in Arkansas
In Little Rock AP report, opponents of Gov Faubus proposed 60 million construction bonds fight the measure as a revenue source faces a court test this spring. Sullins of Crossett says a tax exemption act may be challenged within two months, with a June 27 vote looming. Arkansas Committee for the Public Schools and education leaders push disclosures on potential maintenance costs and funding needs if bond passage occurs, while lawmakers debate pay as you go alternatives and the use of surplus funds.
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Little Rock
Orval E. Faubus
Paul Sullins
Crossett
Sulling
Sullins
Aost
Joshua K. Shepherd
Arkansas Committee For the Public Schools
State Education Department
Arnold Staes
Farbus
University of Arkansas
David W. Mullins
Education Department
Eugene Wt. Warren
Arkansas Education Association
Ft Dorado
Warren
Mot Springs
Virgil Butler
Independence County
Ballyhoers
Ated
Butler
High Bids on Millwood Are Rejected
The Army Engineers rejected all bids for the two mile access road tied to Millwood Dam. They had estimated the cost at 200000 dollars and will re advertise the project, delaying start of construction on the Lite River dam in Southwest Arkansas.
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Tulsa
Millwood
Lite River
Arkansas
Army
Adenauer to Visit West Berlin in July shows support
Bonn AP reports Chancellor Konrad Adenauer will visit West Berlin in July 1942 despite Soviet objections. The West Berlin trip marks a rare visit and is seen as backing West Germany against East German pressure.
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Bonn
Germany
Konrad Adenauer
West Berlin
East Germany
Adenauer
West Germany
Eichmann Blames Superiors For Nazi Atrocities
Adolf Eichmann told Israeli judges that his Reich Security Office handled only emigration and evacuation of Jews and that the extermination plan came from top police and foreign ministry levels. He argued his deputies followed orders from Gestapo commanders, while asserting his bureau was a tool of higher SS and security police. The defense noted his detailed map of the Gestapo framework and cited figures like Hans Globke in the Interior Ministry, who later served West Germany.
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Jerusalem
Adolf Eichmann
Israel
Gestapo
Reich Security Office
Eichmann
Jength
Moshe Landau
Robert Servatius
Berlin
UDA
Hans Globke
Interior Ministry
Konrad Adneance
Herring
Greece
Globke
Palestine
Adenaney
Germans Looted by Testimony Surprise at Eichmann Trial
In Bonn German officials expressed surprise at Adolf Eichmann s claim that Konrad Adenauer s aide Tats Globke was involved in wartime Jewish persecution. Eichmann testified in Jerusalem that Globke initiated actions to withdraw citizenship from many Jews, a charge officials would not comment on.
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Bonn
Germany
Adolf Eiehmann
Konrad Adenauer
Tats Globke
Adenauer
Eichmann
Jerusalem
Globke
Stevenson Misses Stones Meant for Him
In Bogota violent protests mark Adlai Stevenson’s South American tour as students hurl stones at vehicles of officials and embassy cars. Bombings shake the capital as Stevenson meets President Camargo and plans talks with Latin American foreign ministers.
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Bogota
Adlai B. Stevenson
South America
Kennedy
Bagata
Stevenson
Hirom
Ecuador
Alberto Allastres
National University
Techo
New International Airport
Bagola
Bogota Country Club
Alberto Lieras Camargo
Scouts Win Awards at Camp Pioneer
Scouts from Hope earned top honors at Camp Pioneer with merit badges in canoeing life saving archery and first aid. Individuals Pat Schooley Johnny Schooley Gene Thomson Joe Boukur Gene Shumaker Bols Vroul Malcolm Hinton Edward Bode and Little Bit Bright are named among awardees and completions. The group won first in canoeing and archery second in rowing swimming and marksmanship. Virgil McNutt caught the largest trout and two ball games were won.
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Trunpet
Boy Scout
Lowing
Pat
Schooley
Johnny
Gene Thomson
Joe Boukur
Gene Shumaker
Bols Vroul
Malcolm Hinton
Edward Bode
Little Bit Bright
Hope
Teoep 9B
Virgil McNutt
Stepup in Road Work Seen
LITTLE ROCK ARKANSAS officials outlined a 54 million highway construction program for the new fiscal year starting July 1. Highway Director R J Oliver said about 70 percent of the funds would go to federal interstate projects and that the budget assumes higher federal matching funds. Arkansas received 10 119 000 for the first quarter, about 2 600 000 more than expected.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
R. J. Oliver
Oliver
Value of Baseball Discussed at Local Kiwanis Meeting
The talk and film program focused on youth baseball as a force for good citizenship. KG spoke of the sport’s growth to nearly a million participants annually and praised facilities at K Park. New member Ralph Wakla Eymerson and guests Kim Caldwell Newt Pentecost Charles Gough and others attended.
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Little League
United States
Hamilton
K-Park
Mr. Hamilton
Ralph
Wakla Eymerson
Retirement and Local Notices Highlight Town Roundup
Supt James W H Jones announced the retirement of Mrs B C Hyatt a longtime Jupe Public School System teacher and principal. ROTC cadets Jerry ranks and Koyve Weisenberger Jr are at Fort Hood for six weeks training. Karl O Neill family to Europe trip ends in New York City. Golden Age chili fish fry set for Thursday noon at Hope York Center. Eugene Cox invites guests. Texarkana Junior College spring honors include Carl Jack Jones Charles Jerry Jones Donald Traulerback. University of Arkansas honors for James L Daniels Bodcouw and Chiles D Nooks Prescott. Beginning July 1 a dollar title certificate tax applies. car owners with existing titles unaffected. Truck and trailer licenses on sale. revenue office hours 8 am to 4:30 pm daily and until noon Saturday with pink slip and receipts required.
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Texarkana Junior College
Carl Jack Jones
Charles Jerry Jones
Donald
Kathryn Jones
Crazed Negro Shoots 2 to Death in Malvern Office
In Malvern Arkansas a man killed his child and himself after a violent argument with his wife. Ernest Green 46 and Anita Green 9 died from gunfire ruled murder and self-inflicted death. Deputies reported the suspect, a Miller County resident, used a pistol and shot the child near the farm home before taking his own life as authorities surveyed the area.
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Malvern
Mexarkana
Ark
Cad
Miller County
King Mey
Shreveport
Ernest Green
Anita Green
Millar County Cormier
Richard Blrtcher
Sherr
Judy Burgess
Green
Burgess
Burgess Gred
Auty
Chill
Audit to Be Made Public by Hempstead County Group
The Hempstead County Association for Better County Government said the recent audit, shelved for grand jury review, will be released to the press once the grand jury acts. Civil suits seeking money and property claimed by citizens’ group are not affected by grand jury proceedings. The non profit association formed to promote better county government will not run or endorse political candidates.
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Oulickils
Hempstead County Association For Beller County
Hempstead County Grane Dury
Hok
Grand Jury
Citigens Group
James H. Pilkinton
Citizens Group
Pilkinton
PSC Approves Ash Flat Ash Flat Dial Exchange Plan
Public Service Commission approves Mardy Telephone Co borrowing 260000 to expand its system and install dial exchanges at Ash Flat Cherokee Village and Viola. PSC also approves corporate changes under which the firm took over Mardy Telephone Co and Taiuned Telephone Co.
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Liptle Rock Tap
Mardyn Telephone Co, Inc
Fuesday Receiver
Public Service Commission Authority
Ash Flat
Cherokee Village
Viola
PSC
Mardy 'Solphone Cy
Tamed Telephone Cu
Escapee Arrested in Memphis Arkansas Incident
AP dispatch reports John L. Jacks, 24, an escapee from Phillips County Jail in Heluna, Ark, captured in Memphis after a week on the lam. He waived extraction and will be turned over to local officers. Jacks was seized while attempting to cash a Phillips County warrant at a higher store.
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Mempuis
Ark
John L. Jacks
Phillips County
Heluna
Jackson
Soviet Leader Promises Peace Pact With Germany
In a Moscow rally amid Cold War tensions, Khrushchev declared a peace treaty with Germany could be signed by year’s end. He urged Western allies to quit West Germany and warned of nuclear testing retaliation as U.S. actions were cited. The rally marked the 20th anniversary of a Navi attack and reinforced demands for a German settlement.
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Moscow
Percemtor
Koruishehey
Germany
Khushchev
U S to Halt Shipments of Molasses
The White House seeks to halt Cuban molasses shipments to aid Publicker Chemical Corp. in New Orleans. Treasury probes possible dumping while 2 million gallons unloaded near New Orleans draw protests from Louisiana lawmakers. Kennedy orders investigation and negotiations continue on surplus sugar feed and plant protection.
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Washington
White House
Cuba
Wade
Iee
Publickey Chemical Corp
Cornesa
New Orleans
Pierre Salinger
Ubub
Kennedy
Salinger
Treasury Department
Myer Feldman
Fidel Castro
Satinper
Louisiana
Congress
Sanders Infant Dies Tuesday in Texarkana Hospital
Saunders infant son of May and Mrs Ralph Saunders died Tuesday in a Texarkana hospital. Survivors include grandparents Mr and Mrs Barton Saunders of Emmet and Mrs J B Niomis of Texarkana. Graveside services by Rev Rufus Sovretis at 4 90 pm today at Harmony. Hertidon Cornelius in charge. Minister Dies Warchial, Tex Av Dr O L Powers retired Baptist minister who once led a dunesboro Arkansas pastorate died here. Survivors include widow two sons and two daughters.
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Barton Sco Saunders
May
Ralph Saunders
Texarkana
Barton Saunders
Emmet
J. 8
Niomis
Rufus Sovretis
Hertidon Cornelius
Warchia
Tex
O. L. Powers
Dunesboro
Ark
Powers
Jukesboro
Wichita
Paris
Negotiator Dew Leads U.S. Demilitarization Effort at Geneva
Arthur LU Dew, chief American negotiator, spearheads talks at Geneva on nuclear disarmament and related safeguards. The mission aims to advance a treaty framework, with key U.S. officials and allied delegates weighing verification provisions and verification regimes.
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JFK
Geneva
API
Arthur LU. Dew
Yoadt Cfrtee
Cap
Malvern Gunman Seizes ESD Office in Mayhem
Jon Schuiter, 22, walked into the Malvern ESD office and opened fire injuring five, including employee Billy Joe Buie and bystander Swaynd Williams. Police pursued and captured him nearby. several others were hurt, with one employee, Shirley Ashcraft, reporting the attack. The assailant surrendered an hour later near the rear of the building.
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Malvern
Atoa
Neweo
Billie
Patel
Veo
Schuiter
Jon
Towson Glover
Joe
Glover
Thurber Owen
Billy Joe Buie
Titirby Poyen
Avere
Ron Akees
Atte Norris Mengde
Sie Ag
Negre
Hay Street
Swaynd Williams
Buffeb
Phittiy Dedman
Willing
Dedman
A. Od
Shuttfield
Ufis
Aulbovitius
Joe Gine Kerly
Malvern Law
Benton
Hot Springs
Arkadelphia
Little Rock
Milvern
Shirley Ashcraft
ESC
Hoe
Mera Owens
Akers
Ite
Miss Ashcraft
Una
Canadian Dollar Drops Sharply in Early Trading
New York AP reports the Canadian dollar slid to about 87% of a U.S. dollar in early exchange trading, the lowest level since February 1952. The drop follows Ottawa's plan to support the currency via Bank of Canada purchases of U.S. government duties and a history of premium versus the yuan. The 1980s low near 93.49 cents highlighted a recent trend of the loonie trading under par, with several days closing near that level.
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New York
U.S
Pebuary
Canadia
All Plains
Bank of Comauit
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Miss Hope
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B.C. [Hyatt
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Hyatt
Oasis
Jerry Ranks
Koyve Weisenberger Jr
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