The Weeping Widow Mine in the Desert Mines Tale
Belita Stern reaches Tucson with a mule claiming she was held by Charlie Medders who supposedly holds a desert mine. Banker Jones questions the mine claim while Medders’ loan to him faces scrutiny. Belita’s evidence, a shared ore sample and a partnership agreement, tests trust among Jones, McFarron, and sheriff as tension rises and a pivotal sale looms.
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Belita Stern
Tucson
Charlie Merciders
Charlie
Desert
Asayer
Medders
McFarron
McFarren
Ehrenberg
Jones
Buzzards
Medeers
Belita
Tiberius Jones
Fritcher's
Tumipen
McParton
T. K
Tombstone Tonopah
Ticonderoga
Nelson C. Nye
May Expand to Take in Lung Diseases in Arkansas
Governor Orval Faubus said Arkansas may broaden tuberculosis sanatorium use at Booneville to treat other lung diseases after confirming underused beds at the facility. He noted possible closure of McRae Sanitorium for Negroes to centralize TB care, while McRae may stay for TB due to incidence patterns.
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Little Rock
Booneville
Gav
Orval FE
Faubus
McRae
State Health Department
Arkansas
Moderation policy helps Germany curb prices
Bonn reports Chancellor Ludwig Erhard maintains inflation control in West Germany through moderation rules. He set growth as the ceiling for wage and government spending increases and urged business to limit price hikes, backed by his economic miracles and cabinet action to lower tariffs on foreign cars and trucks.
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Bonn
Germany
Ludwig Erhard
West Germany
Erhard
Konrad Adenauer
East Arkansas and McRae Regions Center State Map Note
The report identifies East Arkansas and McRae as central areas in the state with Booneville situated toward the western boundary, noting regional geography and placement within Arkansas.
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East Arkansas
McRae
Booneville
NEA Probes Conway Arkansas School Leadership Shakeup
The National Education Association announced an inquiry into Conway Arkansas School Board actions that dismissed the superintendent and several principals. A special NEA investigating Committee will visit Conway after a早 preliminary review conducted Feb 11 and 12, at requests from the Arkansas Education Association and local individuals.
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Washington
National Education Association
Conway, Ark
Association
Commission On Professional Rights and Responsibilities
Conway
NEA
Arkansas Education Association
What makes a leader for America today
A message urging support for college education as the source of trained leaders in every field. It notes rising enrollment and leadership costs, asks readers to donate to their chosen college, and credits a public service collaboration with the Advertising Council.
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America
The
Advertising Council
Hope
Arkansas
Oakcrest Burial Association
Supreme Court Invalidates Texas Congressional Districts
The Supreme Court affirms a ruling that Texas 23 congressional districts are unconstitutional. It allows officials to seek equitable relief by April 1 from the U.S. District Court in Houston due to election timing and existing machinery, with a stay on the ruling continuing pending timely relief and the Houston court’s final disposition.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Texas
High Court
U.S. District Court
Houston
Federal District Court
High Tribunal
Hugo
L. Black
John Connally
NEA committee to be formed by school leaders
A spokesman said a committee will be formed though no dates have been set. The NEA group will include school board members, superintendents, principals and teachers from other areas.
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Conway
NEA
Fulbright says cotton-whe at bill would aid Arkansas growers
Senator J William Fulbright of Arkansas told the Senate that the cotton wheat bill pending would give cotton a new lease on life and help the industry He said passage would gain a foothold on the pathway toward a freer and more prosperous market He noted 500000 people in Arkansas depend directly on cotton for their livelihood and warned that failure of cotton as a major crop would have tremendous consequences
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Washington
J. William Fulbright
D-Ark
Senate
Arkansas
Judge Orders Reinstatement Of Hot Springs Police Officer
Circuit Judge P E Dobbs ordered Hot Springs Police Chief John Ermy and the Hot Springs Civil Service Commission to restore former patrolman Wayne Miles to the police department. Miles was discharged December 4 1962 for conduct unbecoming a police officer. Details of the charge were not revealed and officials appealed to the Supreme Court seeking reversal of the district court ruling. The court's unsigned Texas independence day context followed by a later note about Justice Clark's Texas connection appears in the same order.
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Hot Springs, Ark
P. E. Dobbs
Hot Springs
John Ermy
Supreme Court
District Court
High Tribunal
Texas
Mexico
Tom C. Clark
Georgia
McClellan Opposes Parts of Civil Rights Bill
Senator John L. McClellan of Arkansas says he can accept much of the omnibus civil rights bill but opposes certain sections as unalterable, criticizing public accommodations and federal aid-cutoff provisions. He doubts southern senators can secure major House bill modifications, noting a possible push for compromise during debate. He cites Arkansas voting history and warns the North may bear the broader burden of agitation.
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Washington
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
McClellan
Witg - TV
Arkansas
South
Arkansas Arts Center sets 1964 fund goal of 219000
The Arkansas Arts Center Board of Trustees chaired by Mrs Winthrop Rockefeller announced a $219000 annual fund drive to maintain and expand the Center's programs. The drive will run throughout Arkansas in April and May.
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Associated Press Little Rock
Arkansas Arts Center Board of Trustees
Winthrop Rockefeller
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