Riot Reports in Russia Over Anti Stalin Push
Ungrounded reports claim anti Stalin sentiment grows within Georgia and Moscow circles. Observers note incomplete Western corroboration while Soviet channels stay silent as rumors swirl about leadership shifts and possible upheaval in the Stalin era.
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Parks & Nigig
Khrushchev Lisiel
Communist Party Conchunth
Stalin
St In
Ald Ayme
Tiflis
Moneti
Moscow
SuVivck Ploes
Wounded Airman Burglar Vietin In An Air Pore
Police report a 33 year old man, Bo Lynch, stationed at Little Rock Air Base, was shot in a furnished room. Officers described a 92 caliber pistol used in the assault. The injured man was taken to a Veterans Administration hospital. no burglary items appeared disturbed.
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Lun
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Dolar Dibeek
Ternulis Jiadiere
Diamond Crater Mining Site Yields Major Find
In Di manty near Mup ersboro a large diamond mine produced a rumored $1000 stone amid a rush of visitors. Local militia and law enforcement noted about 40 visitors daily paying fees. a 14 carat diamond was reportedly found by Ariich Lee Parker of Dallas. March events and Arkansas stay days are mentioned as the site draws attention for possibly the largest diamond in North America.
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Tecra
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Hospital Farm Supervisor Also Resigns
J. D. Hannah resigns as farm superintendent at the State Hospital. His exit follows controversy over a new hospital administrator and Gov. Faubus’s criticism of hospital operations. Dr. George Jackson’s name surfaces regarding leadership, while previous administrator changes swirl amid safety concerns at the farm.
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Oil Severance Tax Study Turned Back
LITTLE ROCK The state Legislative Council rejected expanding a severance tax study to cover more commodities to boost revenues. Rep. Paul Van Dalsem argued expansion would be costly while the council warned the study should stay focused. Roy Womack of Osceola County urged keeping the scope narrow. The panel remains the watchdog of the Arkansas General Assembly. Work Grader Issued LITTLE ROCK The Arkansas Highway Department scheduled resurfacing on 23 miles of the Van Buren Siloam Springs road along Highways 49 and 150. The bid from Bros. Inc. of Sweet Spring was set at 66 104 dollars and work to begin April 1.
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Perry County
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Roy
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Watehield
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Washington
Crawford
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Fou: Bros., Inc
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Mercy Trip to Argentina Sends 23 Iron Lungs Abroad
A C124 Globemaster left Dover AFB today on a mercy flight to Buenos Aires carrying 23 iron lungs and other respiratory equipment. With 11 crew members and two child pilots, the nonstop flight is arranged under State Department auspices and funded by the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis.
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National Foundation For
Red Cross Campaign Set in Hempstead County for 1958
The Hempstead county Red Cross membership drive begins Monday March 19 with a 4960 dollar county quota. Dr Lloyd Guerin of Hope will chair the effort, detailing disaster relief work from Fulton flood 1946 to the Howard county tornado 1954 and listing county volunteers across Hope and communities.
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Lloyd Guerin of
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Guevin
Fulton
Howard County
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Leonard Ellis
Ched Hall
Wdrs
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Bill Routon
George Wright
Haskell Jones
Hulan White
Lamar Williams
Lex Helms, Jr
Fred Glanton
Comet Boyett
Homer Beverley
Negra
Will Rutherford
Pufton
Ack
Leo Bryant
Coltmbus
Ark
Joe Hicks
DeAnn
Erwin Burke
Jaka Jones
Ho EL Sutton
Binfen
Refus Wolfe
McCaskell
Gordon Prescott
Saratoga
Pauline Hughes
Ozan
Leon Hines
Rocky Mound
Bloyd Bruce
McNab
Mary
Tammy Gilbert
Shover Springs
R. EB
Olwetl
Blevins
Harald Stephens
Moonshine on Top Detroit
Deputies found moonshine on a farm near Detroit after a railing party reported pure corn liquor piped into a kitchen sink from two 600 gallon stills in a chicken coop. Two men were held for investigation.
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Big 3 Agree on Action in Event of War
The United States Britain and France reportedly reach a basic understanding of potential military steps if an Israeli Arab war breaks out. Washington London and Paris seek to prevent war, plan UN Security Council measures, and possibly expand the UN truce supervision to deter further clashes on Israel's borders.
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France
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Middle East
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United Nations Security Council
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Israel
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Diptheria Victim Dies at Memphis Patient dies at local hospital
Brenda Bishop year old Arkansas farm girl from Marked Tree died after diphtheria admission to a Memphis hospital. She was the daughter of Mr and Mrs W P Bishop. No other cases reported in Marked Tree area. More than 50 children in Marked Tree school vaccinated yesterday.
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Brenda
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Marked Tree
Meteorite fragment given to Alabama University
A star fragment fell on Alabama near Sylacauga on November 30, 1984, hitting Mrs. Hull Hodges. The nine pound meteorite drew up to 75 purchase offers, some as high as 5000 dollars, but Hodges donated the prized meteorite to the University of Alabama.
Senate Fails to Take Action on Farm Bill
Washington learned lawmakers left for St Patrick's Day weekend as the Senate recesses after nine hours of wrangling on the omnibus farm bill. Majority Leader Johnson said final passage remains uncertain with about 60 amendments pending. Debate touched on rice price supports and higher dairy prices, while surplus butter moves are reportedly being disposed of or bought anew with spring arrivals.
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St. Patrick's Day
Lyndon B. Johnson
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Daulinson
Arkansan to Face Bank Robbery Charge
Pineville Missouri sheriff announces Dan Workman 90 Evansville Arkansas will be charged with armed robbery in a $6000 liquor store holdup at Noel Missouri four men participated Vernon Fain 27 Natural Dam Arkansas jailed at Van Buren Arkansas admitted his role A third man 29 Leonard E Rogers Natural Dam killed when his car struck a police roadblock amid gunfire Allege cash and merchandise were stolen and Jackson store was bound and beaten
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Jess Baker
Dan Workman
Evansville
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Noel
Vernon Fain
Jet Natural Dam
van Buren
McDonald County
James Paul
Fain
Leonard E. Rogers
Natural Dam
A. R. Jackson
Careel
Jackson
Arkansas Supreme Court to get three law clerks
The Arkansas Legislative Council recommended the Supreme Court receive three law clerks at up to 4800 dollars a year each. Seven secretaries would stay at 2700 dollars. The council rejected transferring Land Department duties to circuit clerks, based on committee recommendations led by Sen Mar Mio Shackleford Tr. of BL Dora tia.
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Mar Mio Shackleford
Doratia
Eden Defends Britain as Great World Power Amid Crises
Prime Minister Eden told a Conservative rally that Britain will not abdicate its status as a great world power. He warned neutralism would be slow death, insisting Britain must remain engaged while Middle East troubles persist. US and France reportedly back coordinated military measures if a second Arab-Israeli war erupts.
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Associated Press
Middle East
Eden
Britain
Eden Sulu
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United States
France
Confereee Program to Close Sunday at Hope Church
Opening season of the Wesleyan Service Guild of the Little Rock Conference at First Methodist Church Hope draws about 200 delegates. Sunday events include 10 45 a m invocation by Mrs Russell Henderson solo by David Pearson business session reports and officer elections followed by guild honors and a luncheon at Hotel Barlow. Afternoon program features committee reports music by the High School Ensemble dedication and installation of officers by Mrs Russell Henderson.
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First Methodist Church of
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Curtis Williams
Harrel Hall
James McLarty Jr
Dorothy Kelley
Thomas
Willard P. Bass
Navajo Mission
Farmington, N. M
Mary Florence Sevobey
Christie Hendrix
James McLarty
B. C. Hyatt
J. L. Berhoeff
Russell Henderson
Mississippi Rivers Rising Amid Flood Emergency
Jackson Mississippi. Forecasters warned of more rain as swollen streams surged. A three year old girl, Benly Ann Keen, drowned after slipping into a stream near Harrisville while bicycling with her parents to the mailbox. The Pearl River near Jackson rose over ten feet in two days.
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Harrisville
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Solar Energy to Bring Radio Trouble
Boston report says explosive solar bursts will cause radio blackouts worldwide. Cambridge Research Center notes sun flare yesterday caused a long transmission outage over half an hour, similar to a notable February event, as hot solar gases race outward disrupting short wave reception.
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Air Force
Cambridge Research Center
Reward Offered for Husband Slayer in Dayton
Mrs Martha Gunn offers a five thousand dollar reward for information leading to the slayer of her husband Dr Harrison Gu n a 63 year old prominent Dayton Negro community member killed by three bullets through the window of their home while they watched television March 4 Seven detectives report no motive or immediate suspects found in the Dayton case leading to a broader inquiry by officials and neighbors.
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Martha Gunn
Harrison Gui
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Guon
Richard Grundish
Educators Set to Hear Dean Whiteside in Hope Meeting
Dean Whiteside supervisor of instruction for Arkansas Education Department will speak at Hempstead County Education Association gathering in Hope Junior High School auditorium on Monday night at 7 30 p m March 19. Blevins School hosts. C W Bridgers vice president of the school board will report on the Governor Advisory Committee education meeting in Little Rock last week.
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Arkansas Education Department
Hempstead County Education Association
Hope
Blevins
All
Little Rock
C. W. Bridgers
Move onto Adopt Hoover Report Highlights Policy
The Hoover Commission urged budget reform and stronger personnel practices. At an action conference by the U S Chamber of Commerce, President Hebert Hoover was cited among speakers. Only 18 percent of 314 recommendations were adopted, with many duplicates and no new legislation on some proposals.
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U. S. Chamber‘of Commerce
Rahat
Hebert Hoyler
Chamber
Bureau of the Budget
J.harold Stewart
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Ment
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Court Drops U S Claims for Planes
The International Court of Justice dismissed two U S claims totaling about 1 891 589 for military planes shot down by the Soviet Union and Czechoslovakia. The court said both nations refused tribunal jurisdiction.
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Netherlands
International Court of Justice
U.S
Soviet Union
Czechoslovakia
United States
Japan
Tt. Waygen JG. Brown
Henderson, Caley
British comic mocks Grace Kelly on Goon Show
A presenter on the BBC radio Goon Show derided actress Grace Kelly as ignit of stuff during last night’s broadcast. The remark drew reactions from listeners and prompted reviews by critics.
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American Royalty London
Grace Kelly
Ideal Ci Plans to Cancel 1956 Plant Expansion
A damaged page fragment notes Ideal Ci stating no decision to increase kiln capacity at its Oklahoma plant. It references plant president Chief Denver and March issues, with tentative plans to cancel a 150,000 barrel annual kiln expansion alongside existing No.2 kiln, and mentions engineering studies and house organ statements.
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Fire Claims Mother and Two Children in Home Tragedy
A house fire killed a mother identified as eel, 87, and her daughter Christine, 3, with a father named Steve away at work. Neighbors summoned the department, and responders fought the blaze until it was extinguished. The last survivor, a man who rescued the family, spoke of escaping smoke.
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Eel
Daugh
Christine
Steve
Parents Warn About Diphtheria Spread
Washington officials of the Public Health Service warn parents that diphtheria vaccines are crucial to protect children. They fear outbreaks could spread to other areas if immunization is not widespread, urging immediate action to check the disease.
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Public Health’ Service
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