Israel Looks to Return to Pre Oct 29 Status
Fragmented text reports Israel aiming to restore balance after a Oct date attack on Egypt. It mentions reporters' views on authority in Gaza and unclear timing on actions. Metts returns from a 414 day absence and meets House Foreign Affairs and Senate committees amid Middle East duties.
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President to Continued from Page One
Fragmentary text describes President Eisenhower dinner with enlisted men after services. Mentions 56 gall ery and Canberra's 26 divisions, but details are unclear due to OCR damage.
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Rulings in State Supreme Court
The Arkansas Supreme Court issued decisions on multiple cases across chancery and circuit courts. Key actions include affirmations, reversals, and remands in matters involving Brewer versus Howell, Turnage versus Weedturt, Baker versus Kansas City Fire and Marine Insurance, Tak v. A W Johnson Co, Mote v. Bhutan Miller, Missouri Pacific Transport v Guthrie, Bowen v Hewitt, Higgs v Higgs, and Dailey v City of Little Rock. A separate note mentions Swedish police using helicopters to monitor traffic violators as part of a broader policing plan.
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Entertaining Dessert Bridge At Mrs Williams Home
Prescott social notes describe Mrs Al Williams hosting a dessert bridge with hyacinths and jonquils as decor. Prizes went to Mrs Mark Justiss, with other guests named. a later Cub Scout meeting and Presbyterian Men supper are noted along with several local residents and travel updates.
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Guss McCaskill
DL. McRae Dr
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H. H. McKenzie
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Clarke White
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Jerry Beck
Billy Hines
Johnny Redfern
Bill Oliver
Alga
Supreme Court reins in Hoxie School Board in desegregation dispute
Arkansas Supreme Court unanimously upheld elements of a lower ruling in a desegregation case involving the Hoxie School District. The court ordered the board to meet with plaintiffs, affirmed that funds paid to a director’s wife as a teacher were permissible if petitions by a percentage of patrons were filed, and directed adherence to required petition procedures. The decision touched on broader tensions after school integration in 1958 and noted no illegal acts by the district, while ordering a new trial in a separate insurance suit over policy recovery.
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Confusion Over the Budget Stirs Washington Clamor
James Marlow reports from Washington on the Ike budget clash as Humphrey defends a record peacetime request of 72 billion dollars. Conflicting statements prompt questions about possible cuts while Congress pressures and Democrats seek clarity on where reductions might occur.
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Try to Set Up a Budget Group in Congress
Rep Colmer and Sen McCleran push a plan to form a joint House Senate budget committee with expert staff to study the budget on a round basis. They argue the group would shield budget decisions from bureaucrats and avert harmful cuts, aiming for hearings soon.
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New Preparation H Promises Pain Relief Without Surgery
Row Tort New York reports a new healing substance named Bio-Dyno, sold as Preparation H, claimed to shrink hemorrhoids and ease pain without surgery. Tests show patients noting relief and reduced symptoms, backed by a research institute's discovery and a money-back guarantee.
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