Khrushchev Delays France Visit Over Influenza Illness
Moscow dispatch reports Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev’s France visit postponed due to flu. New schedule extends to 42 days, aligning with De Gaulle’s spring timetable and Britain's April 5 state visit. Diplomats had doubted a diplomatic illness claim and expected talks with De Gaulle.
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Moscow
Ney
Nikita Khytichev
France
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Itshchev
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de Gaulle
Arkansas Public Service hearing on AP&L rate rise
The Arkansas Public Service Commission opened a hearing on Arkansas Power & Light Co. proposed annual rate increase of about 606000 dollars to 14 rural electric co-operatives. Co-ops protest. AP&L would raise resale power costs from 4.6105.32 mills per kilowatt hour to 6.67 to 9.4 mills depending on power delivered.
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Wise Rock
Arkansas Public Service Commission
Arkansas Power & Light Co
Ap&l
Emoaps
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APEL
Northwest Arkansas schools face makeup days for weather losses
The Arkansas Education Department says about 50 schools in northwest Arkansas must make up days due to weather. Officials note some other districts had fewer missed days. Supervisor Martis Swalm says districts are considering Saturday sessions to close gaps, with a few weeks left in term. Larger districts have more leeway in allowed missed days.
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Little Rock
API
Education Department
Northwest Arkansas
Martis Swalm
Now West Arkansas
Northwest
Rivaim
Haedsen
Clarksagile
Fayetteville
Mountain Nome
Weather Station Report Summary for Monday Period
Weather experiment notes 24 hours ending 7 am Monday. High 63, low 34 with 0.17 inch precipitation. February precipitation totals 10.10 inches. Similar period last year 6.40 inches. Arkansas reports occasional rain and showers tonight and Tuesday. Snow mixed with rain to the north, 2 to 3 inches possible at high elevations. No major temperature changes expected. Highs this afternoon in the 0s to 10s, lows tonight near freezing, Tuesday highs in the 30s to 40s.
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Toba
Arkansas
Weather outlook shows mixed precip for Arkansas counties
The QSSQSIATER PRESS reports central southeast and southwest Arkansas will see mostly cloudy conditions this afternoon and tonight with occasional rain and thundershowers. A light sleet possibility is noted and Wednesday may be partly cloudy with continued unsettled weather.
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Qssqsiater Press
Central
Arkansas
Hempstead County Recertification Plan Under Bangs Free Rating Effort
Hempstead County must recertify as Bangs Free to keep its Modified Bangs Free status. About 20 percent of cattle herds plus previously infected herds must be tested by October 15, 1960, with testing crews available through the county agent. Herds not requiring retesting will stay on the list for future recertification.
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Calvin Caldwell
Hempstead
HR. Shay
Chaese
Bangs Testing
Agricultural Extensia Office
Shay
Mercy Mission Aids Snowbound Families in NC and Nearby States
Rescue efforts reach remaining 1,400 snowbound families as Red Cross teams deliver medical supplies. Weather hampers progress with deaths reported, but roads open in several counties. Helicopters, jeeps, and snow vehicles operate, while rescue workers press to complete aid in North Carolina, Tennessee, and Virginia.
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Noel Yancey
West
Red Cross
Wo Lee
Raleigh
Allughany
Ashe
Avery
Watauga
Ile
Mellina
Yerger High Dramatic Club Wins State Title
Yerger High School Dramatic Club won first place honors at a state event held March 1 at Pearl High School in Arkadelphia. The troupe performed Who Murdered Who and earned the top trophy. Shirley Hicks was named best actress. Runner-ups included Horace Mant of Little Rock and Peak High of Arkadelphia. The winning cast featured Wars Woods Shirley Hicks Roosevelt Damison Bertha Powell Vera Williams John Deri Milton Hicks and Frank Wynner. Mrs. M Ry Yerger directed.
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Yerger High School
Priday
Peal High School
Arkadelphia
Shirley Dicks
Reland Hicks
Horace Mant
Little Rock
Peak High
Rocket Found At Camden Described As Live Explosive
A military rocket discovered yesterday near a home in Camden, Arkansas, by local children is described by authorities as an armed explosive. An explosives expert said the device, from the Naval Ordnance Depot, still had an active triggering mechanism and appeared to be a rocket designed to damage aircraft. Deputy Sheriff Fred Miller noted the device failed to discharge.
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Ark
Naval Ordnance Depot
Camden
Negra
Fred Miller
Pioneer V Still Going After Record
Washington AP reports America's Pioneer V satellite sped through space en route to new long distance communications. The sphere, about 409,060 miles out, neared the 9,000 mile mark in solar orbit as NASA tracking stations logged excellent tone data. The launch, a year ago, set prior records with 407,000 miles before radio batteries fade. Data relayed is being accumulated for analysis by space scientists.
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America
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Shriners Host Potentate Dinner Event
Shriner groups under Potentate of the Seinur Shine Temple gathered at Wie VEW last week for a festive dinner. Wives and guests enjoyed a hearty style meal as members and attendees from multiple clubs, including Mee Hupe Shrine, shared in the event.
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Garon
Seinur Shine Temple
Frelanmiu
Shamean
Jain
Mrs Gales
Little
Hundarvid
Balun Styage
Frank Keri
Yeleans
Nephew of Local Man Is Killed in War Accident
Mark James 25 of Maths Sal ley Ola was called to an war accident Sunday near Pauls Valley. Details are unclear due to damaged text but indicate a fatal incident involving a local family and military service.
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Maths Salley
Ola
Neue Ddacun
Olila
Danies
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Vailey
Inaugural Missouri Postmaster Roles Overhaul Signals Change
Sgarthage Missouri and Aurora Kansas City area service shifts noted after acting postmaster Cardo announces four mail routes. Weekend changes include highway test office service adjustments between Cabbinville and Kansas City. Interstate Commerce Commission grants Missouri Padillé to discontinue big passenger service between Pleasant Mill and Newport.
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Newport
Nar
Igi
Winter Snow Hits Arkansas Across State
The Weather Bureau reports snow and flurries from northern to central and southeast Arkansas with inch to several inch accumulations in higher elevations. Light sleet and rain mix in central areas as temperatures dip to the upper 20s to 40s. Snow extends as far east as Batesville and Fayetteville with several towns reporting light to moderate fall. No major road closures or school disruptions reported. highs in the 40s and lows near freezing.
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U.S
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Fleal
Rogers
Springdale
Narrison
Fayetteville
Burt Smith
Waldron
Qeals
Russellville
Seagrey
Clinton
DeQueen
Weather Bureau
Arkansas Highway Department
Gilbert
Vyxarhand
Lille Flack
Pine Bluff Lo
Avsudatplia
Science Fair Winners Announced at Hope School
Winners across senior biology chemistry and other divisions are listed with student names such as Bele Wilk inson, Carel Coup aml Cary Jay Miyern, Susie Boil, and Crouimer Bowden in biology. Chemistry includes Shavui Fuster, Joy Yoke, Jen Calhoun, while other divisions name Lena Phiysiess and Juminmiy McBay among top juniors and seniors.
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Bele Wilkinson
Carele
Cary Jay Miyern
Susie Boil
Crouimer Bowden
Benin
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Joy Yoke
Jen Calhoun
Lena Phiysiess
Juminmiy McBay
Livy Brizht Junsu Byses
Earl Tay Mumply
Kemal Seon
Aberts Buller Fludiad Dluueton
Jira O'Neal Juote Brolusy Shue Luwe
Dan Ble
Gayle Mulibis
Mia'y Cantar Ani Alary
Smley Iwao
Rescue miners near collapse at Logan W Va mine
AP dispatch from Logan reports rescuers pressing a dangerous approach to reach trapped miners. Officials say new air routes connect tunnels as teams fight through smoke and debris while the fate of six men trapped for days remains uncertain.
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Wilson Agd
Island Creek Coal Co
Wilson
Jane Wis
Holden
Earley
Mniokétier
Ilmer Layne
Cuplehr
Theft and Wreck Reported by City Police
City police reported theft and wreck incidents over the weekend. An accident on Rust Lane led to charges against Hayslar Kiteh jon af dlope for driving while intoxicated. A panel truck owned by Lcewel Moore was damaged in a separate collision. Mrs. F. A. Johnson of 210 West lAva reported caravan damage. Four youths arrested for stealing a stuffed dog from Oaks Cafe, valued at about $10, with two suspects from Hope and two from Ashdown.
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Ner Auty
Mare 4
Oaks Cafe
Hope
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Ladain
DAR Talk Highlights Life in Alaska for Teachers
Mrs. Manuel Jam presented a talk to John Cain Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution last week at Dimond Cafe. She praised Alaska citizens for generosity and eagerness to learn, debunking myths about Eskimos and Igloos while showcasing Alaska jade, gold, and jewelry. State Conference reports were given by Mrs. Battle and Mrs. Peek. organizing roles were noted by several members.
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John Cain
Daughters of the American Revolution
Dimond Cafe
Timm
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Ote New State
Hamm
Alaska
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Vlce Priesiden
Junior Play Has Drama and Suspense at Lope High
Lope High School presents wail Wor Marey a drama filled junior play with romance humor and suspense. Cast includes Mardy Horathy Smith, Steve Glimmy Lladro, Leven Cynthia Forster, and others. Performances are Wednesday and Thursday March 17 and 18 with shows Friday at 7 pm. Admission 5 cents for students and 10 cents for adults.
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Junloe Clase
Jsuil
Mardy
Civil rights bill faces Southern resistance cited by Meany
Washington reports AFL-CIO leader George Meany urging national unity to pass civil rights legislation. He says Southern senators and opponents push states rights to block the bill, demanding Congress act now to end discrimination and secure equal rights for all citizens. He calls for presidents of affiliated unions to lead effectively this year.
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Dollarway Appeal Case Up Today
Dollarway appeal hearings are set for today before the Eighth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals. Attorneys for the students seek admission to Dollarway School in Pine Bluff Arkansas, arguing for a hearing to require the district court to admit Negroes to all-white schools under regular procedures. Judge Smith Henley voiced reservations about immediate admission.
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Arius Nehks
Ipres
Pine Bluff
Ark
Jappenl
Smith Henley
Court Affirms Condemnations in Arkansas Case
The Kansas Supreme Court affirmed awards in a set of condemnation suits involving land taken by district authorities. Judges upheld lower court judgments for property owners, with appraised sums totaling listed amounts for several claimants, including George B Murledge and others at $102,450 and Jaynes T Edgey at $45,083, among others.
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Little Rock
Kansas Stpeeme
Wnda
Francis Chancery
St. Jamen Lewes
Ed i McPaddinn
George B Murledge
Jaynes T. Edgey
Hed “Thomas
Jol Go Dillon
Toumas Gutling
Oll Ws
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