Disarmament Talks Weigh Check on Armies and Inspections
A Western disarmament expert urges a robust verification and inspection framework as essential to any world disarmament treaty. Jules Mach stresses that control must verify armed forces size and strength and run alongside reductions, with an international policing force at the outset to monitor launch sites and stockpiles.
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Local Girls Attend FHA Meeting in Arkansas Convention
One of Arkansas' largest conventions the annual Future Homemakers of America will open today in Little Rock and run through Saturday with the theme Key to Happiness. About 42,000 students and leaders will attend. Hope Chapter members attending Saturday include Shirley Allen Linda Aaron Dorothy Ball Barbara Barrong Dayleng Braden Margaret Cash Mary Cash Kay Downing Maeerle Ellis Gail Evans Carolyn Ferguson Margaret Mary Pegsy Hampton Cherie Hawkins Virginia Hornaday Sue Melver Sharon House Cozet Od pi Sybil Pulman Arlene Rogers pel Rudere Elizabeth Smith Sue Ann Smith Linda Stuart Violet Tannemaker Linda Turner Brena Vickers. Also attending will be one chapter mother Mrs Archie Smith the yidyisor Mrs Flamilon Hane kin and two practical leaders Dorothy Rauls and Janel Wat- AS)
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Amorlog
Hems of the Meek
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Manbers
Hope
Shirley Allen
Linda Aaron
Dorothy Ball
Barhara Barrong
Dayleng Braden
Margaret Cash
Mary Cash
Kay Downing
Maeerle Ellis
Gail Evans
Carolyn Ferguson
Margaret Mary
Pegsy Hampton
Cherie Hawkins
Virginia Hornaday
Sue Melver
Sharon House
Cozet Odpi
Sybil Pulman
Arlene Rogers
Pel Rudere
Elizabeth Smitth
Sue Ann Smith
Linda Stuart
Violet ‘Tannemaker
Linda Turner
Brena Vickers
Archie Smith
Ihe Yidyisor
Flamilon Hanekin
Pratlive
Dorothy Rauls
Janel Wat- AS
Snow and Rain Sweep Across Regions With Storm Dying Out
A fourth major snowstorm dampened the Plains to Virginia with light snow in northern New England and flurries in the Great Lakes and Upper Ohio Valley. Central Florida saw thunderstorms while tornadic winds hit near Edgemont Bay and Yankeetown north of Tampa. No injuries reported. widespread flooding displaced families in rain. Tampa recorded 13.93 inches of rain and 2.64 inches in Jacksonville amid cool, unsettled conditions.
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Zoo Giraffe Weather Victim Delays Shipment
Little Rock zoo reports its 12 foot tall giraffe weighing about 400 pounds cannot be shipped from Cinelli until weather stabilizes. Raymond Squires cites risk of sore throat pneumonia and shipping fever. ground transport likely in April.
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Actress McDonale sues husband for divorce in Galif case
SAN FERNANDO California AP report states actress Marie McDonale has sued her novelist husband for divorce alleging extreme mental cruelty. The couple married nine months ago. Lou Bass, a fly agent, is named in the suit.
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Three-Way Crash Leaves One Hurt on Laurel Streets
A yellow cab driven by BH Martin collided with a Nehi bowling deck operated by Robert G Strang of Stamps, forcing it into another car driven by Duan A Martin of Little Rock. A passenger in Sir Young Negra suffered a shoulder fracture and was taken to hospital by Oakcrest ambulance. police investigated dangerous driving.
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Arkansan's Body Washed Ashore
Houston police identified a body washed ashore as Depie D Mossi of Rison Arkansas. The crew member on the shrimp boat Southern Pride was last heard from after the ship left Freeport Texas on March 9. The mass of the body was found on West Matagorda Bay beach.
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Plane Crash Under Probe in Midwest Aviation Tragedy
Investigators probe Northwest flight 7G8 from Minneapolis to Miami after a Lockheed Electra shattered, 63 dead. Federal agencies search wreckage, review for bombs or sabotage, with pathologists and CAB examining to identify victims.
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Weather Summary From Station Repair Report
Weather notes report a 24 hour engine repair at 7 a m with high 30 and low 93. No precipitation observed. Total 1960 rainfall 10.10 inches versus 6.96 inches last year.
Cuba Military Aid Quits Lashes Castro
Washington AP reports Cuba’s military representative Lt. Cmdr. Miguel Pons resigned harshly accusing Fidel Castro of betraying the revolution and calling the regime a Communist dictatorship. He named Maj. Ernesto Guevacs as the brain behind Havana’s policies. Cuban embassy denied the charges as libelous.
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National Bank
Trial Time for College Students
SEARCY Avk 1Afr The case of the Hardy College students charged with burglary and larceny involves Harding College. The four defendants Raymund Eugene Smaph and William Ryck and Billingsley and others from Fort Worth Menphis list face trial. The instrument was taken from the school and investigators report arrests.
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Eugene Smaph
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Lisle Ryck
Dames Billingsley
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Smiths
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Government export program eyed for four billion in year
Sterling F Green reports government aims to boost export promotion with a five to six million dollar initial appropriation and a plan to grow to 40 to 120 million dollars annually. Officials say improved staffing and more embassies could raise foreign sales 10 to 20 percent, adding one to four billion dollars to yearly trade and easing the international payments deficit.
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Water Rates Increase Authorized by Service Commission
The service commission authorized Rise Water to raise rates for residential customers by six cents a month, boosting the minimum charge from 24 to 30 cents. The PSC order estimates the annual impact at about 4,400 dollars per year per case, with additional bond plans under review by Mill South Gil Cun of Millie Rock.
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Pioneer V Past Million Mile Mark Reached in Space Flight
Washington AP reports Pioneer V surpassed a million miles in its mission, sending a steady data stream back to Earth from 4,002,700 miles away. The milestone was celebrated at NASA headquarters with cameras near the White House as contact was established.
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Defense to Buy More Transports
Washington AP subcommittee urged immediate Defense Department purchase of transport planes to move troops and cargo for potential war. Chairman Mendel of the committee pressed for funds and quick action, claiming current budget plans lack required transport units. The hearing questioned readiness to meet aerial mobility needs in a general European war scenario.
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Nadler Fails as Census Taker in Odd Exam Scene
A bizarre report from Louis, Missouri describes Nadler amid a flawed census examination. The text notes confusion over maps and geography, with references to unemployment and inaccurate handling of building symbols, all framed as a failed testing episode amid broader political intrigue.
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Scrap left of U S aircraft in Dominican Republic
AP report notes five B2G medium bombers in Dominican territory with parts and wreckage recovered. Dominican air force chief Sanchez claims Washington’s stance on seized airframes and illegal plans. only two planes were flightworthy before being dismantled for spare parts.
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Postmaster Put on Probation in Corruption Case
Hornaitee resident Omer Hill, 43, was put on probation yesterday by Ua District Judge Gur don after pleading guilty to embeglement charges. The Tamance postmaster was charged with handling funds to supplement a $2508 annual salary, with sentencing set for later.
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All Around Town Adds Confusing Local Color
Nashville residents flocked to polls this week amid a jumble of names, places, and references to civic groups, universities, and officials. The scattered OCR reads like a chaotic town snapshot with mentions of the Hope Chamber of Commerce, a university, a sheriff, and various local offices.
Civil rights debate grows over federal election limits
Washington AP reports President Eisenhower weighs limits on federal action to enforce civil rights. Senators and representatives clash over exempting state elections, enforcing voting rights, and potential amendments. The Senate moves on civil rights penalties as leaders warn of delays.
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Alvil
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Department Store Sales Dip Across Fed District
The Federal Reserve Bank reports a drop in department store sales across the district for the week ending May 13, with inclement weather and early shopping patterns cited as factors. Louisville shows an 87 percent dip, St. Louis down 2 percent, Memphis down 17 percent, and Little Rock a 0 percent change, while other areas posted declines.
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