New York negotiators press for steel union contract
In New York the steel industry talks resume amid a looming contract expiry. United Steelworkers president said no contact about a mediation move and top management denied such a plan. If no agreement by eight days, about 800000 union workers face potential plant-wide strikes.
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Holly Sides
David J. Mc Donald
United Steelworkers of America
R. Conrad Cooper
U.S. Steel Corp
Ilva
Eisenhower
Washington
Singing Club Plans Tuesday Meeting at Garrett Memorial Church
Hempstead County Singing Club will meet Tuesday night at 7230 Wateroak at Garrett Memorial Baptist Church. The public is invited.
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Hempstead County
Weather Station Report For Arkansas Forecast Update
Weather observation covers 24 hours ending 7 am Monday with high 86 low 65 no precipitation total 9659 precipitation through May 17.08 inches vs 27.34 last year. Central southeast and southwest Arkansas forecast partly cloudy warm with scattered afternoon and evening thundershowers. Winds light to moderate southerly to southwesterly, humidity rising. Tuesday partly cloudy warm with scattered afternoon storms, highs near 90, lows 60s central and mid 60s to near 70 in southwest Arkansas. Continued warm with showers and thunderstorms.
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Arkansas
Motorcycle crash injures Wilbur Porter on Highway 87
A partially injured rider, Wilbur Porter, suffered severe cuts and required 23 stitches to arms and knees after veering to the shoulder of Highway 87 to avoid a car entering from a side road near Hope and Jimmet. State police investigated the incident and reported Porter’s condition as hot orili ce.
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Wilbur Porter
Little Rock Board Polls Students on School Integration
The Little Rock School Board plans a poll to gauge how many students could attend integrated high schools. Board members want to use Arkansas pupil placement law to assign students, amid a looming teacher shortage as four high schools prepare to reopen after closures. About 38 teachers resigned this year and replacements await determination of locations. Of 1,400 ninth graders, only about 200 would attend public schools if available next fall. Rahey High School officials say they will operate sextal om the assumption that public schools will be integrated and will charge tuition, remaining all-white and operating this year without tuition-free status.
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Arkansas Deemocrat
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Rahey High School
Haney
Tildon
Ullion-Free
Miami Clears Skies After Record Rain in June
Miami awoke to bright sun as the weather shows improvement after nearly 20 inches of rain in seven days, making June the wettest on record with 19.87 inches in the first 21 days. The Weather Bureau says a return to normal summer patterns is underway though some showers may remain.
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Tallahassee
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Got His Reward for Going to Church
Gettysburg news notes a boy delayed by church services misses a golf outing then receives a $4 bill from a passerby. The incident contrasts his tardy timing with President Eisenhower, who had attended services and arrived sooner, earning a moralized reward.
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Gettysburg Drew Bylerian Church
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Elsenhower
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Phureh
Fire destroys four Texas buildings in Alvin incident
Fire swept a southeast Texas town destroying four buildings and heavily damaging others. Officials estimate losses around 280 dollars in preliminary figures, with a blaze starting in a one story structure before spreading to adjacent units.
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Fie
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Orly
Pass Money Bills Amid End of Session Scramble
AP reports Congress rushes to pass annual money bills before July 4 as House clears most appropriations yet Senate must resolve compromises. Debates over foreign aid, labor, civil rights, and education funding unfold amid presidential veto threats and Republican-Democrat tensions influence on housing airports and gasoline tax. Notable figures include Lyndon Johnson and Sumner Welles involved in broader spending policy discussions.
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34 Canadian Fishermen Dead Missing Escuminac Storm Toll
In Escuminac NB a fierce gale battered the Gull of St Lawrence fish fleet. At least 34 fishermen were dead or missing as Royal Canadian Air Force planes searched the Northumberland Strait. Two survivors, Hilaire Gauvin and Germain Chaisson, were rescued. Gauvin’s uncle Capt Charles Gauvin perished. Weather officials warned of continued gale conditions.
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Catholic Youths elect Officers in Arkansas convention
In Fort Smith Arkansas delegates to the State Catholic Youth Organization convention elected 51 Kirk of Pony Smith as president of the group. Other officers named were Jonnie Willigans of Lille Rock vice president Nangy Brita of Fort Smith secretary and pane Bagley of Paris treasurer Bishop Albert L Pletcher of Kithy Rock Jnstalked the officers. Approximately to gilendudho Uneeday meeting.
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Envoy to Guinea Is Given Oath
Washington AP reports John Monard Morrow, a Negro educator, was sworn in as the first U S ambassador to the new state of Guinea. Secretary of State Christian A. Herter greeted Morrow, who said he was leaving with the confdence of his country behind him for the important task in Africa’s West Coast.
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New Republic
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Complete Test of Atomic Rocket Engine
Nevada test shows full scale run of ayutanile rocket engine named Kits. Four minute run aboard a railroad flatbed produced four white plumes and smoke seen from two miles away. Researchers collect samples as engineers plan smaller follow on engines for rocket propulsion.
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Scientists Open Technical Talks in Geneva
AP reports scientists from the United States Bellwin and the Soviet Union opened a technical discussion in Geneva on ways to control high altitude nuclear tests. The talks aim to pave the path toward trilateral negotiations within a week at a formal conference, seeking to draft articles for a treaty on space test limits.
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Youth Day at Local Station Friday at Southwest Branch
Youth from 17 counties including Southwest Arkansas will visit the Southwest Branch Experiment Station on Friday June 20. The program starts at 10 a.m. with demonstrations on farm conservation and plant care by Extension Agents. Lectures on beekeeping and entomology will be given by university staff and state officials. Lunch available on site.
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Mrs Jim Dodson 76 Dies Sunday in Local Hospital
Mrs Susie Budaleth Dodson 76 of Hope dies Sunday in local hospital after illness. Survivors include her husband Jim Dodson two sons in Texas and Hue four daughters Mrs Obora Dideuy Miss Olu Reed Mrs B Benton and Mrs Bruce Rochelle two brothers and a sister. Funeral services set for 20 Wednesday at Fifth and Geatly Steves Church by OL Pointer with burial in Memory Gardens by Hurnelon Curnelits.
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All Around Town Items From The Star Staff
A meeting at Little Rock on Tuesday to discuss a new law taking effect July 1 is announced with county officials invited. Arkansas reports rise in worm and bug counts in Southwest Arkansas fields along with wildlife notes and fishing contest dates from June 26 to July 5 offering prizes for various species. Health statistics cite heart disease as a leading killer with 4,508 deaths statewide last year, plus updated figures on injuries and other causes. A burglary report notes a theft on Thursday night at a residence. Hope Mason Lodge plans an apprenticeship degree tonight at 7:30.
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Arkansas
Obituary and political tensions cloud Louisiana week
Early in the week Baton Rouge reports Bert Ke Tang and attorney Joe Ardhte Slings mired in political intrigue as Gov Long retakes control. Sims, a former political leader, voices doubts about leadership while Long’s attorney alleges public shifts. Governor’s presence hovers over Northeast Louisiana Hospital as Brace for decision on acting governor.
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Four Convicted for Rape Get Life Sentences
Four white youths convicted of raping a Black woman near Tallahassee Florida receive life prison terms after a June verdict. The judge notes the crime was serious and mentions potential parole after lengthy inmate restrictions, while the defendants show little emotion as the sentence is pronounced.
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Polio Official Warns About United Funds
Polio official Basil O'Connie urged avoiding ties with United funds and similar groups to keep research independent. He warned fund controls could slow progress on Salk vaccine development and urged voluntary health groups to fund research themselves. The district honored Mrs Gladys Marvignon of Chicago and Robert N Banks of Pine Bluff for service at a Humaneitarianism Award ceremony.
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Elvis era looms over Vienna cafe music scene
In a garbled piece the Elvis era mood hits Vienna cafes with talk of juke boxes and songs. References touch on Volksmine, Coney Hotovifys, and a mix of awkward phrases about tunes and trade. The fragment hints at cultural exchange with the United States and Germany amid a bustling cafe setting.
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Cormany
Arkansas Race Crash Fatalities Raise Week Toll
The week ends with twelve dead in Arkansas from two fatal crashes and related accidents. Sarmiel Parks, 21, and van Juetstn, 28, died in a collision on Route 4 near Lilseville as a drag racer attempted to pass. James LW Camp, 21, of Billy Hock died when his roadster swung and struck a tree on Camp Road. Four others were injured and investigations point to slick roads and high speeds as contributing factors. The toll includes additional incidents across the state, with drownings and another fatal crash noted in the week.
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Alford Hays Vote Probe Revived in Arkansas House
An Arkansas House subcommittee convened in executive session to resume inquiry into the nomination defeat of Democrat Brooks Mays by write-in candidate Cato Alford. The panel, with House and Senate jurisdiction, heard from election officials as it pursued a thorough review amid recent grand jury findings that produced no indictments.
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Little Rock Contest Entry Shifts Favorite Miss Moore Named
Nineteen contestants gathered at Hut Spe next month for Miss Little Hog pageant in Little Rock. Miss Moore daughter of Mr and Mrs Albert D Moore Jr was selected Miss Little Rock from the field of 15 entrants. She attends Lindunwied College in St Charles Louisiana.
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Arerkansas
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Albert D. Moore Jr
Little Hog
Lindunwied College
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Eisenhower and Herter News on Geneva Talks and Berlin
Washington reports on President Eisenhower and Secretary of State Herter shaping U.S. stance ahead of Geneva ministerial talks. They discuss Western concessions, Soviet demands, and the Berlin crisis as Britain and France align with U.S. aims.
Quemoy Shelling Leaves 2 Dead in Village Attack
Civilians were killed and others wounded in shelling of a village on Gu Friday according to the official Chinese list from Contest News Agency. The attack left two dead and several injured amid ongoing flare ups on the island.
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Sentenced for Biting Off Nose in Maldusuyi Town
A local worker Zivoli Buskuyle from Maldusuyi, Wie, was jailed after biting off a nose. The incident occurred Saturday, with seven days in prison imposed. The report notes ALGRANT and a teeny a new alaVath as context in the unclear text.
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