Drive to impeach Members of High Court Promised
Washington reports a proposed constitutional amendment to make Supreme Court judges subject to Senate approval every four years. Senators Eastland and Johnston introduced the measure amid controversy over court rulings on segregation. House figures Andrews and Wason pledge impeachment moves against all justices, aiming to rally broad support and prepare impeachment resolutions. The action follows recent Supreme Court decisions and ongoing investigations into communism.
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John Gharwick
Wabhington
Senate
Kefauver
Ser
Eastland
Senate Judiciary Committee
Olin de Johnston
Con Miies
Andrews
D-Ala
Wason
All
House
America
Eastlend
Johnston
Supreme Court
Senate Internal Security Subéamitte
Comralite
Anddadond
Sureme Court
John T.wakins
House Committee
Two Accidents Injure One Person in City Police Report
City Police investigated two traffic accidents yesterday resulting in one injured person and substantial property damage. In the first crash a vehicle driven by John Henry Howard of Texas collided with a Wheeling Pipeline Co. truck, injuring a four year old boy riding in the Texas gal. Officers charged Howard with failing to stop at a stop sign. The pipeline right side sustained heavy damage. In the second collision, vehicles driven by Harald Haryls of Hope and Lou Freda Cheatham of Mes Nab collided, causing substantial damage to Haryls auto. The McNab driver was charged with failure to yield the proper right of way.
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Alvi Thied
Hervey
Streetaan Fite
John Henry Hosward
Texas
Pipline Go
Trugh
Ris Yen
Eddie K. Young
Sireveporte
Michael Copeland
Texas Gal
Howard
Ryck
Alvelm
Harald Haryls
Hope
Lou Freda Cheatham
MesNab
Haryls
Waives Heating on diquor Charge Waives Heating on diquor Charge
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Myer Sambnor
Ak Ra
Driver Hopes to Get Craft Underway
Gerald Wright the dry taird pilot plans to move his craft from Morgan City to Colonial Beach after five days halted by a railroad crossing and an underpass. He awaits instructions from his employer before backtracking on US Highway 79 in Stuttgart then US 8 and 87 through Missouri toward Virginia.
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Clarendon
Gerald Wright
al Dts
Wright
Ruyter
Morgan Cuy
Hilt
Colonial Beach
Eac
Wricht
Stutgart
Stolei
Scandal Ties to Missing Tax Revenue in Cook County
Chicago State's Attorney Benjamin S. Adamowski reveals a $4.5 million tax scandal tied to foreclosures and bribes in Cook County Treasurer Herbert C. Paschen's office. An unrecovered portion of property taxes due to improper foreclosures allegedly fueled corruption, with a bribe cited by one real estate figure. Adamowski predicts the scheme could burden county budgets and raise taxes. He notes rumors during his campaign and says more bribes may be exposed as investigations continue.
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Chicago
Benjamin S. Adamowski
Cook County
Adamowski
Herbert C. Paschen
Hodge
Officer Who Slapped Airman Is Fired
Jacksonville officials fire a police officer for conduct unbecoming an officer after he slapped an unidentified 18 year old airman. The officer Craig Gradl had six years on the force and offered minimal comments as the council, voting 44 to 3, ordered his dismissal in a special session following the airman's complaint.
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Jacksonville
Buddy Crook
Little Rock
al Poree Basa
Cragk
Jnvidant
Gradl
Plane crashes into house killing woman near Belair
A jet plane struck a farm house near Belair two miles northeast of the community, killing a woman inside the home and the pilot whose identity was not confirmed. Debris spread over a wide area as a witness said the craft hit near ground level shortly after takeoff. An Air Force helicopter arrived at the scene soon after the 10 AM crash.
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Dermott
A. S. Art
Fouin
filer’Crones
Behond
W. C. Hardwick
Maines
Jones
Air Force
Greenville
Miss
Belair
Mrs Mack Stuart Dies at Home Following Heart Attack
Elizabeth Hall Stuart wife of Mack Stuart died at her home shortly before 1 p m Tuesday from a heart attack Beath survived by husband two sons Hugh Hall of Hone and Eugene Hall of Mena three sisters Mrs Louis Bandy DeQueen Mrs Perry Moses Hope and Mrs Edna Earl Hall San Antonio Funeral arrangements will be announced by Oakcrest
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Elizabeth Hall Stuart
Mack ‘Stuart
Beath
Byathp
Hugh Bi Hall
Hone
Eugene Hall
Mena
Louis Bandy
DeQueen
Perry Moses
Hope
Edna Earl Hall
San Antonio
Oakcrest
Declares American Men Afraid to Be Fashionable
Francesca Lebow, a former Vogueb menswear editor, says American men fear being seen as fashionable, though many want to look good. She notes women influence up to 60 percent of men’s clothing purchases and that the share bought by women is rising, with implications for the fashion industry.
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Boyle
New York
Francesca Lebow
LeBow
Waniail
Leb Vie
Vogug Magazing
Vierlox LeRow
Hoffa bribery case moves to bar witness test
In Washington a key defense move seeks to bar testimony from John Cheasty the alleged lawyer client of Hoffa and co defendant Hymap Fischbach. The government accuses Hoffa and associates of bribing Cheasty to join Senate Rackets Committee staff and report secrets. The judge’s ruling on Cheasty’s testimony could shape the bribery conspiracy trial.
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Washington
Simmy
Hotta
Diming
Hofftn
Burnita & Mathews
John
Gye
Cheng
New York
Hoffa
Senate
Cormitte
Hofti
Chensty
Detroit
Leaner
Edward Bennett
Willams
Cheasly
McClelan Spar
FAT
F Hoffa
Dave Beck
Teamsters
Upton
WGF
Prseuguior
Edward PB
Troxell
ag @ brikg” River
Egr
Hyman J. Fischbach
Gongreas
Bagkets
Bhig Wear Abi
Pisghaneh
Investigatoy
Cheasty
Tsoxell
Huffa
Phe
Palla
Finance Plan Prompted Mixed Governors Reception
President Eisenhower urged a centralized approach to some federal programs, proposing transfer of select functions to states with possible federal tax cuts. Governors criticized the plan, arguing for state control and warning against broad centralization. Eisenhower defended economic efficiency and noted potential tax impacts.
Farmers Make Progress in the Past Week
Arkansas farmers reported good progress last week in planting late corn, sorg hum and soybeans amid favorable weather. Harvesting of hay and some crops advanced, with wet fields and heavy rains in places interrupting field work. cotton choppers demand rose as weather improved. Early figs show blooms, seeding continues, and soybeans and corn progress reflect steady activity across counties.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
British offer dog for use by blind scholar
London Daily Uxiness reports a British offer to provide a seeing eye dog to David Duty of Rogers for study at London University on a Fulbright scholarship. A German Shepherd named Binney would train abroad, while Britain hesitates to waive quarantine rules. Duty insists guide dogs are essential, and William Gaines of the Fulbright Commission suggests adding another scholarship month for dog training if Duty accepts. Rabies quarantine in Great Britain has caused dog deaths among the disabled for 25 years.
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London
Davin
Rogers
Avi
Bia
London University
Daly
Germain Shepherd
Binney
Britain
Tratisatianiie Delophane
Spain
Belintk
William Gaines
Pulbright Scholarlufile Commission
Sald
Daily Express
Gaines
Greta
Man Convicted in Murder Trial
A Sheridan County man, Eugene Red Wika, 43, was convicted last night of second degree murder for a shooting at Otley Tunes service station. The jury fixed punishment at 21 years with possible parole, after prosecutors sought the death penalty.
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Shridan
Tint
Rman
Hia Uel Ba
Wugene
Vere
Bids Open for Multiple Arkansas Bridge Projects Totaling 4.2 Million
The Arkansas Highway Department advertised for bids on five bridge and road projects to complete the new Benton Hot Springs corridor and connected routes. Projects include two overpasses on a Saline River relief route and two on the Saline River near Benton, plus nine miles of surfacing on Highway 39 and a bridge on East Cadron Creek in White County. Total estimated cost around 4.2 million dollars.
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Livy Ly Rock
Arkansas
Little Reek
Hot Springs
Saline River
Saling
Bente
Texarkana
Benton
Little Rock
Tiul Springs
Holt Springs
Cid
Gelling Pub
Magien
Turvell
Arkasa
Highway 39
Woodrutl
Hillermaiy Morton
Cadron’Creek
Highy ‘Wey 38
White County
United States Proposes Army Cutbacks to 1.7 Million
London dispatch reports the United States and Soviet Union discussing disarmament at the London conference. US delegate Harald Stassen proposed reducing armed forces to 1.7 million, with Britain, France, and Canada backing reductions to 680,000 for their forces. Soviet delegate Valeri Zorin reserved position, while Western powers conditioned later stages on political problem resolutions.
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London
United States
Eneh
Harald &. Stagsen
Zovin
U.S
United
States
Iain Stangen
Britain
France
Surplus Feed for Hempstead Flooded Areas
Federal surplus feed to aid four southwest Arkansas counties Lafayette Little River Hempstead and Miller will be delivered from Dallas stock by July 6 and run to July 18 to feed distressed livestock. County judges will distribute the feed to owners unable to provide for their stock.
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Little
Rock i
Uivil Defense
Owe Payne Jr
Tvestock
Arkansas
Lafayette
Little River
Hempstead
Miller
Dallas
Awag
Payne
All Around Town Sees Cities Dropped In Industrial Plant Survey
Southwest Arkansas cities Hope and Hempstead were dropped from a secret survey for locating a new industrial plant, revealed by Chamber of Commerce President Ray Turney. He urged public support for Hope, warned of future surveys, and called for publicity to boost Hope amid a region of friendly people, churches, schools, and hospitals. Also noted is Ann Hodes as a candidate for vice president of the National Future Homemakers of America, a July convention in Lafayette, Indiana, and Presbyters Youth Fellowship training in Mexico, plus a notice to reclaim old photos and a Masonry meeting with officers set for Tuesday night.
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Aransas
Chamber of Commerce
Ray Turney
Hope and Hempstead
Turner
Bogstsing
National
Future Homemakers of America
Lafayette
Indiana
de Ann
Cost of Living Rises to New High in May
U S government data show consumer prices climbing three tenths of one percent in May marking the ninth straight monthly gain. Factory and mining sector wages rise under cost of living adjustments while transport and housing indices also contribute to the overall increase.
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Wasitington
Uhe Anifillen
Uintone enAgagement
Hilux
Eliy Frrmings
Farewell Breakfast for H. C. Hall in Hope Missouri
Mope elas ber of commerce and local leaders hosted a farewell breakfast for H. C. Hall at Barload hotel as he departs Hope for Mundtt Missouri to join J C Penney. Speakers praised his civic leadership, and a plaque dated June 25 1957 honored his service and urged Hope’s bright future with united support.
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Mope Elasber of Commerce
Virgil Keeley
First Methodist Church
olHar
All Barload Hotel
Hall
Hope
Hail
Ray Turner
B. J. Holt
Chamber of Commerce
Warrel C. Hall
Hope Chameber
Weather Station Reports Changing River Levels and Dams
The Weather Experiment Station notes abion ending at 7 a m Tuesday with a high near 80 and a low around 60. June precipitation totals 3.64 inches, yearly total 44.73 inches. Red River and Little River expected to rise briefly. Denison Dam discharge 56 779 cfs and Texarkana Dam 20 000 cfs. Partly cloudy with widely scattered thundershowers later today and tonight. Northwest Arkansas forecast partly cloudy and mild with a chance of showers Wednesday into Thursday.
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Abion
Sterdy
Pullen
Red River
Denison
Texarkana
Arkansas
Anne Ee
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