Neff's Payment Is Not Illegal Declared By George
Sen. George of Georgia said Nebraskas lobbyist John M Neff engaged in manifestly improper activities for a natural gas bill but found no crime. He cited a 2500 campaign donation offer to Sen Case and a pattern of outreach in five states to drum up support. Neff testified about contacts in Nebraska South Dakota Iowa Montana and Wyoming.
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Jack Sell
Washington
Sen
George
D-Ga
Nebraska
John M. Neff
Neff
Francis Case
R-Sd
News Ywen
Case
Senate
Eisenhower
Inez
South Dakota
Iowa
Montana
Wyoming
Hope High junior play Tattletale praised by cast
The Hope High School junior play Tattletale is set for March 16 in the school auditorium. Betty Jo Cox Jack Morane Toni Thompson and Charles Tittle praise the production and its entertainment value while highlighting their roles and activities in school clubs and sports.
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Hope High
Betty Jo Cox
Betty Jo
Evith
FTA
FNA
American History Club
Hi-Lights
Jack Morane
Taulevnle
Jack
History HI Club
Key Club
Toni Thompson
Toni
History US Club
Melody Maids
Rainbow Girls
Charles Tittle
Charles
Moore Bros
Civil Air Patrol
Macedonia Cemetery Cleaning Wednesday
A cemetery cleaning is planned for Macedonia Cemetery between Patmos and Hope on Wednesday March 7. The cemetery fence will be moved back to increase parking space. All interested persons are urged to help.
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Macedonia
Patmos
Hope
Arkansas Extended March Forecast Highlights
Extended forecast outlines near normal temperatures for Arkansas with normal highs from 34 to 69 degrees. Expect cooler spells midweek and near weekend, with moderate to heavy precipitation and scattered thundershowers on Wednesday and again around Saturday.
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Arkansas
Farm Income Drops Near One Billion From Prior Year
Washington reports total farm income last year at a little over 19 billion dollars with an individual average of 360, while nonfarm income reached 275 billion dollars with an average of 1,822. The report notes a 10 percent fall in farm prices offset by an 8 percent rise in production and discusses a proposed soil bank paying up to 1.1 billion annually to reduce production. Senate votes on the plan amid debates over price supports and administration opposition.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Department
Benson
Congress
Soil Bank
Eisenhower
Senate
Relative of Hope Residents Dies
Hope area obituary notes M. Wilson age 57 of De Queen died suddenly at 6 20 am. He managed Rit chie Grocery Co and was brother in law to Mrs. Ferrel Baker and L C Cook of Hope. Funeral set for Wednesday at 2 pm at First Baptist Church De Queen. REAPPOINTMENT: Gov Faubus reappoints Fred Pickens Jr of Newport to University of Arkansas Board of Trustees for a 10 year term representing the 2nd district. He filled last year’s unexpired term of W W Sharp.
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Tless M. Wilson
de Queen
Ritchie Grocery Company
Little Rock
Fred Pickens Jr
Newport
University of Arkansas Board of Trustees
Orval Faubus
Pickens
W. W. Sharp
Brinkley
Arab Leaders Hold Cairo Summit Amid Middle East Tensions
Arab leaders from Saudi Arabia Egypt and Syria met in Cairo to discuss the Middle East crisis including Israel's conflict and widening regional alignments. King Saud arrived to confer with Egyptian Premier Gamal Abdel Nasser and Syria's Shukri al Quwwatly while Britain faced fallout over Cyprus and the Arab Legion reforms.
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London
Saudi Arabia
Syria
Egypt
Cairo
Middle East
Saul
Egyl
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Shukri al Kuwaily
Israel
Jordan
Hussein
John Bagot Glubb
Britain
Cyprus
Mediterranean
Eden
Dulles Urges SEATO Unity Against Communism
U S Secretary of State Dulles urged SEATO to unify effort against Communist subversion in Asia during the opening of the SEATO Foreign Ministers Council session in Karachi. He called for wholesome societies and deterrence of open aggression, echoed by Philippines Foreign Minister Carlos Garcia.
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Karachi
Pakistan
Tf U.S
Dulles
Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
Asia
SEATO
Council of Foreign Ministers
SATO
Briain
Philippines
Australia
New Zealand
Thailand
France
Sind Assembly Palace
Southeast Asia
Carlos P. Garcia
Garcia
Ivnaney
Swato
Delegation to Argue Fate of Camden Naval Depot
Governor Faubus will lead an Arkansas delegation to Washington to meet Secretary of the Navy and discuss the future of the Camden Naval Ammunition Depot as its operation contract nears expiration. The plant now employs about 3,600 and may move to standby with reduced payroll. talks include full utilization after contract ends.
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Washington
Orval Faubus
Arkansas
Secretary of Navy
Thomas
Naval Ammunition Depot
Camden
Ark
Rep
Harris
D-Ark
Sens
Fulbright
Dark
McClellan
Parental styles held to curb juvenile crime in Pasadena
In Pasadena a panel from the Community Conference on Youth listed types of delinquent- facing parents including See-sawer Flash-pack Nervous Nellie Superior, tab-keeper and heavy chaperon. Superior Judge Roger Praff urged criminal accountability for parents when youths repeatedly violate probation.
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Pasadena
Calif
Roger Praff
Community Conference On
Russell Grant
Parent- Teacher Association Council
Capt. Bligh
Johnny
Pffaff
Hoxie Funds Shortage Probed by County Grand Jury
Lawrence County grand jury reconvenes to determine if charges arise from a reported $3.50 shortage in Hoxie School District funds amid racial integration tensions. About 10 witnesses testified. prosecutors say mismanagement but no criminal intent, with $2,000 of the shortage tied to former Supt. K. BE. Yance allowances. Continued on page two.
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Walnut Ridge
Lawrence County
Grand Jury
Hoxie
East Arkansas
W. J. Arnold
Arnold
Grand
K. BE. Yance
Deborah Kerr an Actress Who Outsmarts Beauty
HAL BOYLE profiles Deborah Kerr noting her shift from beauty icon to versatile actress. She overcame typecasting from early films to standout performances in From Here to Eternity and Tea and Sympathy. Kerr emphasizes inner beauty, plain-speaking charm, and real talent beyond looks.
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Ately
Debarsh
Miss Kere
Miss Kerr
Why jokes land with awkward silences in humor theory
Vancouver story explains why predictable punch lines can be funnier, based on the contingency of humor appreciation. Dr. Douglas T. Kenny tests 114 students with 90 jokes, separating by ending predictability and humor ratings, concluding more predictability can heighten amusement.
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Vancouver
B.C
Douglas T. Kenney
University of British Columbia
Kenny
Janawer
Kenney
Journal of Abnormal and Social Psychology
Sigmund Freud
Dr. Kenny
Holt
Seattle
Rail to Move Out Timber Gets Approval
Washington construction clears a 19 mile rail link from Nashville to Dierks to haul pulp wood and wood chips from Howard Pine and Hempstead counties for a new paper mill near Fine Bluff. Missouri Pacific extends 9.5 miles north from Nashville and De Queen and Eastern 9.5 miles south from Dierks, joining forest lands en route. Dierks Forests Inc parent company to build the mill as Arkansas and Oklahoma lumber operator.
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Washington
Arkansas
Forrests
Ping Bhif
Interstate Commerce Commiission
Nashville
Dierks
Howard, Pine and Hempstead
Missouri Pacific Railroad
de Queen and Eastern Railroad
de Queen and Eastern
Dierks Forests, Inc
Fine Bluff
Dierks Forests
Lumberous
Oklahoma
Storms Throttle Midsection as Heat Clash Roils Plains
Storms stretch from Missouri to Illinois as a heat wave clashes with a cold front. Tornado warnings linger overnight in Illinois Indiana and Missouri while West Texas to Colorado see dust storms and 60 mph winds. Temperatures swing from record highs near Wichita Falls to frigid lows around Cutbank with widespread power outages and disrupted services in Detroit and surrounding areas.
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Salion
U. S. Weather Bureau
Iinois
Indiana
Missouri
Illinois
Detroit
Mich
Ohio
Tranvis
Texas
Plains
Wichita Falls
Tex
Cutbank
Mont
Columbia
Katesas City
Myransville
Ind
Frosty International Falls
Minn
Dallas
Columbus
Will
Ike Appears at Rally of GOP Women
President Eisenhower spoke at a rally of Republican women in Washington outlining a campaign built on moral and spiritual values. He urged the party to align its program with a shared foundation in what is right and moral.
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Ike
Washington
Eisenhower
Republican Party
Future Tradesmen Elect Officers
LITTLE ROCK Ralph Wall an eleventh grader from Forrest City was elected president of the Future Tradesmen of Arkansas as the organization wound up its annual convention here today. Other new officers include Teddy Stanton Little Rock Linda Buinton Stuttgart and Carl Babcock Paragould vice presidents Barbara Smith Paragould secretary Marilyn Lester Little Rock treasurer Larry Earnhart Paragould and Leroy Sitton Harrison sergeants of arms. At a banquet last night Betty Sue Duvall Russellville was crowned FTA Sweetheart Max Smith Hot Springs was selected Mr PTA. The Future Tradesmen is composed of students who plan careers in merchandising.
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Little Rock
Ralph Wall
Forrest City
Fuure Tradesmen of Arkansas
Teddy Stanton
Lite Rock
Linda Buinton Luttgart
Carl Babcock
Paragould
Barbara Smith
Marily Lester
Larry Earnhart
Leroy Sitton
Harrison
Betty Sue Duvall
Russellville
FTA
Max Smith
Hot Springs
PTA
Military in New Look at New Weapons
Washington reports the military high command is reexamining defenses for the next three years to match missile age science and evolving world politics. Joint Chiefs met secretly at Ramay i Air Force Base Puerto Rico starting Saturday and will continue this week. Participants include Adm. Arleigh Burke, Gen. Maxwell D. Taylor, Gen. Nathan B. Twining, and Gen. Randolph McC. Pate.
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Washngton
Military High Command
Eisenhower
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Washington
Ramayi Air Force Base
Puerto Rico
Pentagon
Military Chiefs
Arthur W
Maxwell
Arleigh
Nathan B. Twining
Randolph McC. Pate
Man Indicted for Slaying Negro Worker
Sumner Mississippi dispatch reports Elmer Kimbell a 34 year old cotton gin operator was indicted by a Tallahatchie County grand jury for the murder of Clinton Melton last December 3 near Glendora. Kimbell will be arraigned before Circuit Judge Curtis Swango, with trial likely within three weeks. Melton, described as one of the most highly respected Negroes in the community, was killed at a filling station where he worked.
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Tallahatchie County
Elmer Kimbell
Clinton Melton
Glenldora
Miss
Kimbell
Curtis Swango
Emmett Till
Chicago
J. W. Kellum
Melton
Ta Filling
Staten
Kimell
Lee McGarrh
Mellon
All Around the Town By The Star Starr
City officers charged one man with bookmaking after raids at two other places. Police warn parents about drilling holes and pistol training. Boys steal a diary child’s toy from a store case. Merchants plan a regular meeting at the Chamber of Commerce office. The Texarkana Camellia Club will hold its second show on March 14.
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Camelia Club
Texarkana
al Cargile Moray Co
Ocay
Eisenhower letter to Bulganin on disarmament offer
President Eisenhower sent a letter to Bulganin outlining readiness to cooperate on peace and nuclear control. He stressed restricting fissionable material to peaceful uses and suggested reviving joint disarmament talks as part of broader Soviet relations.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Fanin
Bulganin
Eisenhows
Pari Mutuel Reform Sparks Voting Petition Debate
A fragmented historic note shows a proposal on pari mutuel reform tied to annual race funding. Discussion centers on petitions and votes with legal figures and local figures named Digby and a Novia Ll lawyer.
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Siday Land Racing Corp
Digby
Novia Ll
Ani Anak
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