Condemnation Notice for Millwood Dam Land in Arkansas
United States District Court Western District of Arkansas initiates a condemnation action affecting 126.65 acres in Hempstead and Sevier Counties Arkansas for Millwood Dam and Reservoir project. It lists defendants heirs unknown and estates with detailed tract descriptions and estimated compensation amounts. Trial by jury is demanded and a schedule of land parcels with areas and values is attached.
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United States District Court
Western District of Arkansas
Texarkana Division
United States of América
Hempstead
Sevier
Arkansas
John Hatley
Thomas Y. Powell
Joe Jackson
Israel Hall
Hattie Johnson
Alston Foster
Gus Johnson
Tracy Williams
Joe Johnson
Mathew Johnson
L. A. Foster
Will Tatum
Henry Bryant Tatum
Lettie Mac Tatum Nowden
David Tatum
Will Bradley
Kalie Bradley
Annie Vernell
William Vernell
United States
Hood
US Army Engineer District
Tulsa
Millwood
Little River
Hyvein
Uae
Charles M. Conway
E. A. Riddle
Neyne
Saline River
Hempstead County
Sewsen
Wie
Eiswyseysem
Ark
S.L
Swly
New Sey Seysem
Sey
Swanewne
Nesney
Wissem
S. R
M.S.L
Sen
Texas Meets Cincinnati in Tournament
Cincinnati and Duke headline second round NCAA action as they aim for a national title clash. Cincinnati, MVC champions, opens vs Texas, while Duke, ACC kings, meets NYU. Eight second round games set regional site showdowns with quarters Saturday and semis in Louisville. Wittenberg meets South Dakota State for the small college crown. Duke’s Art Heyman faces NYU’s Barry Kramer in a marquee matchup as the 15 game win streak hangs in the balance.
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Associated Press
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Bearcats
Duke
Blue Devils
Texas
New York University
College Park
NYU
West Virginia
St. Joseph's
Mideast
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Mich
Illinois
Bowling Green
Chicago
Loyola
Mississippi State
Lawrence
Kan
Colorado
Oklahoma City
Provo
Utah
Oregon State
San Francisco
Arizona State
Flood Victims Struggle as Southeastern Floods Recede
Mud and misery greet thousands returning to damaged homes across five southern states after record rains. President Kennedy declares parts of Kentucky and West Virginia disaster areas as floods claim fifteen lives and leave five missing. Rescue efforts report a Greyhound bus rescued by amphibious vehicles near Chattanooga, while rivers edge back toward normal levels under TVA dam control.
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West Virginia
Kennedy
Tennessee
Virginia
Alabama
Prestonburg
Paintsville
Civil Defense
Greyhound
Chattanooga
Tenn
Forrest F. Darnell
Memphis
Highway 64
Tennessee River
Tennessee Valley Authority
Baseball Exhibition Schedule Mixed Results Shown
The day features numerous exhibition games across multiple cities including Cincinnati, Philadelphia, Los Angeles, Milwaukee, Detroit, and more. Highlights include Chicago teams facing Boston, and Houston clashing with Cleveland amid a dense lineup of planned night and day matches in Florida and Arizona.
National Basketball Association Thursday Results
Scores from Thursday show St Louis defeating San Francisco 114 to 202 and Chicago playing New York. Other matchups listed include St Louis at Oakland Boston at Syracuse Cincinnati at Chicago and San Francisco at Los Angeles with Syracuse at Boston and New York at Cincinnati and Detroit at St Louis. In boxing results Lou Gutierrez 185 from Nicaragua stopped Gene Washington 169, Elizabeth Nw. 8. Frank Holloway 140 from Miami stopped Perfecto Garcia 13512 Puerto Rico 3.
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National Hockey League
Associated Press
Toronto
Montreal
Detroit
New York
Chicago
Boston
Toront
Chicana
Retroit
Los Angeles
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Baltimore
Minnesota
Kansas City
Philadelphia
Washington
Tampa
Miami
Lakeland
SL Goats
St. Petersburg
Scottsdale
Houston
Cleveland
Apache Junction
San Francisco
Phoenix
Pompano Beach
Aly
Fort Lauderdale
Fort Myers
West Palm Beach
Bradenton
Clearwater
Mesa
el Paso
St. Petersburgh
Boslon
Pampano Beach
National Basketball Association
Oakland
Syracuse
Worcester
Mass
Lou Gutierrez
Nicaragua
Gene Washington
Elizabeth
Frank Holloway
Perfecto Garcia
Puerto Rico
Ejection Capsule Disaster Sparks Air Force Inquiry
Edwards Air Force Base California reports the failure of a new manned ejection capsule during a 1000 mph test. A dummy survived but the capsule shattered after detaching from a rocket sled. Estimated flood damage reached 7.2 million dollars as waters receded in southwestern Virginia with Red Cross sheltering about 1000 families.
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Edwards Air Force Base
Calif
Air Force
U.S. Army
Virginia
Red Cross
When To Fish or Hunt Solunar Tables By John Alden Knight
Solunar schedule from John Alden Knight outlines major and minor fishing and hunting periods. It notes major periods begin at listed times and last about one and a half to two hours, guiding anglers to plan days for optimal territory.
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John Alden Knight
Outdoor Writers Tour Arkansas with Publicity and Parks backing
A group of magazine television and newspaper outdoor writers toured Arkansas as guests of the Publicity and Parks Commission. Two state policemen accompanied them meeting Gov. Faubus and visiting Hot Springs. Attending were Hal Steeger and others from major outlets with freelances Col Bates Clede Gresham Sturges. College games and NAIA results followed.
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Little Rock API
Arkansas
State Publicity and Parks Commission
Orval J. Faubus
Hot Springs
Hal Steeger
Argosy
Jim Dee
Sports Arms
The
New York Times
Art Smith
New York Herald Tribune
Franklin Orton
National Rifle Association
Col
Joseph Bates
Bill Clede
Grits Gresham
Fred Sturges
Villanova Beats DePaul In First Round Tournament
Villanova defeated DePaul 63 to 51 in the first round of the college basketball tournament. The Wildcats grabbed early lead and maintained it through the final period, with key contributions from leaders in scoring and defense.
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Associated Press
Villanova
DePaul
Thrill-Killer Leopold Freed From Parole in Illinois
The Illinois Parole and Pardon Board discharged thrill-killer Nathan Leopold from his five year parole. Chairman Charles F. Kenney cited the board policy of releasing individuals after successful completion of parole conditions.
Leopold Granted Parole Discharge Set for Puerto Rico
The parole board says Leopold cannot complete discharge until its Puerto Rico authorization next week. Leopold, 58, was paroled March 3, 1958 after 384 years of life sentence for the 1930 slaying of Bobby Franks in Chicago. He later worked in malaria research during WWII and became a hospital worker in Puerto Rico, later marrying Trudi Garcia de Quevedo in San Juan.
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Leopold
Puerto Rico
Ilinals
Ohas
Bobby Franks
Chicago
Franks
Richard Loeb
Clarence Dar“Yow
Loeb
Deyly
Church of the Brethren
Cataner
University of Puerto Rico
Sealth Department
Trudi Garcia de Quevedo
San Juan
France Gripped by 24 Hour National Strike
Paris reports a 24 hour strike that paralyzed France's nationalized services and disrupted major sectors across the country as workers protest government policies. Emergency services operated but many operations were halted.
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France
Paris
Koufax Impresses With Five Inning Win In Spring Action
Sandy Koufax limited the New York Yankees to three hits and one unearned run over five innings as the Dodgers beat New York 5 2 in Fort Lauderdale exhibition play. It marked the first five inning outing for a Dodgers pitcher this spring. The Orioles remained undefeated with a 15 hit attack to beat Minnesota 7 1 in Miami. Other games saw the White Sox and A’s win, Cleveland, Washington, Cincinnati, Angels, Brewers, and Astros posting victories across Florida and Arizona.
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Midas
Sandy Koufax
Los Angeles Dodgers
New York Yankees
Koufax
Yankees
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Dodger
Dodgers
New York Mets
Chicago Cubs
Baltimore Orioles
Minnesota U7
Miami
Orioles
Chicago White Sox
Kansas
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Sox
Pitts-Churgh
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A's
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Clearwater
Ted Bowsflield
Cleveland
San Francisco
Phoenix
Ariz
Washington
St. Petersburg
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Tampa
Los Angeles Angels
Mesa
AM Milwaukee
Detroit
West Palm Beach
Houston
Boston
Apache Junction
Atiz
Paris Railways Grind to Halt Amid Coal Strike
The coal strike neared its third week as President Charles de Gaulle’s government offered no solution. Suburban and long distance trains largely stopped after 4 p.m., commuters drove to work causing rush hour congestion, while the Paris subway ran normally. Railworkers and miners seek higher wages and benefits and talks with the government paused briefly.
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Charles de Gaulle
Paris
Just Like Old Man River Chevrolet Truck Ad Teaser
A vintage ad touts a new reliable Chevrolet pickup for light and heavy work. It contrasts comfort and stiffness with load, notes cab construction, insulated roofs, wood floors, and rubber-wrapped tailgate chains. Calls for a test drive.
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