Faubus courted by third party for president bid
In Dayton area convention turmoil, Arkansas Governor Faubus, eager only for re election, denied accepting a States Rights Party presidential nomination. Spokesman Fields and Mrs E L Bishop claimed Faubus gave no formal acceptance, while Faubus said he would consider any future inquiry but remains focused on the Democratic bid for governor. Delegates from 28 states gathered as the party nominated Crommell for vice president amid confusion about Faubus’s possible presidential run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Valli Paubus
States Rights Party
National States Rights Party
Patie
Dayton
Staples Rights Party
Pati Hus
Edward R. Fields
E. L. Bishop
North Little Rock
Fauhus
Levin
Arkansas
Stummer
Lake
Falthus
Willy Fields
Lotisville
Faubus
Angeles
Logo
Alabama
Welumpkahit
Bulfons
Pickis
Arkansas Weather Report From Station Ends Amid Unclear Data
A weather station report notes ending conditions at 74 degrees with a Monday 30 ending and a low around 25, no precipitation, and 10.10 inches through February, versus 6.96 inches last year. Arkansas sees clear to partly cloudy skies after noon with tonight and Tuesday highs in the mid 40s and lows lower, extending to the southern region with 40s forecast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas
Jwinton
Nahsas
Arkansas and Louisiana regional forecast from AP
Regional forecast from the Associated Press for Arkansas and Louisiana. Arkansas sees clear to partly cloudy skies, a cooling trend tonight with lows in the 20s to 30s, and a slow warmup by week end. Louisiana expected clear to cloudy through Tuesday with mild afternoons and light to moderate showers toward week’s end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas
Louisiana
Navigation: Not Too Distant on Arkansas River
LITTLE ROCK AP report notes Col A L Jacoby says river navigation is not distant and details of a navigational project will be disclosed this week. Brig Gen William Whipple, in charge of the Army Engineers southwest division, is expected to release these details.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
AL Jacoby
Jacoby
Little Rock Engineers Club
Gow
Willian Whipple
Army Engineers
Southwest Division
Navy Seeks Reason for a Collision
Norfolk AP: A clear night collision at Chesapeake Bay left two USS Darby reservist crewmen dead and another seriously injured as the destroyer escort tangled with the Swedish freighter Soya-Atlantic. The navy seeks causes while the freighter is detained for inquiry. reported on the incident aboard the Darby during a 16 day reservist training cruise with 1200 aboard. Rep James B Van Zandt Assistant Navy Secretary Richard Jackson and Rear Adm Robert J Keith witnessed the inquiry.
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Norfolk, Va
Navy
Chesapeake Bay
Soya-Avantic
Venezuela
Darby
James B. van Zandt R-Pal
Richard Jackson
Naval Reserves
Robert J
Keith
Seventeen Die Violently in Arkansas Week
The Associated Press reports seventeen persons died violently in Arkansas during the week ending midnight yesterday. Causes include seven fire deaths, six boating and mishap deaths, one electrocution, and one accident. Notable victims include Solin W. Crone 82 of Bardis shot accidentally, George C. Stockingly 25 of Memphis killed in a riding accident, and George Chandler state resident who perished in a house fire. Further details mention Ernest Smith 53 of Watson killed when a log fell from a truck.
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Arkansas
Solin W. Crone
Bardis
Deatl
Benton
George C. Stockingly
Memphis
Diet
Hardy
Pavaloutas
George Chandler
Negra
Live Rock
Ernest Smith
Watson
Newt McGehea
Spring Off to Slow Start Across Nation
Early spring weather shows a slow nationwide start with clear skies in many areas but chilly conditions and frost in the north. From Florida to the Mississippi Valley, subfreezing readings and light snow flurries appear, while the West reports milder, 60s to 70s in interior California and Arizona after a Sunday high near 89 in Fresno.
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Associated Press
Fay Saith
Florida
Midwest
North Central
Mississippi Valley
St Aleyandita
Tallahassee
Avanta
Linnavine
Miami
Norfolk
Ward
Appalachians
New York
Lowel Michigan
California
Arizgna
Sunly
Yuma
Arizone
Iresno
Cali
Four youths hurt in Russellville train collision
At a Highway 64 crossing near Russellville three Russellville boys and one from North Little Rock were injured when a car struck a train. Dwain Mason, 16, died last night from injuries at a hospital. Other injured were Jackie Wayne Carrison, Jerry Gerin ner, and Lary Den Golf.
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Russellville
Ark
Dwain Manan
Highway 4
APIA
Iain Ab
Tlehway
Dwain Maso i
Hussetlville
Jackie Wayne Carrison
Jerry Geribner
Lary den Golf
North Lite Hoek
Bookmoble schedule and local notices across March week
All Around Town lists March 22 to 24 activity at Cale Schools and nearby venues including Bluff City Bryayn's Cale, Plugsant Hill, Willisville, Waterloo and Rogston with various times and prices. TV show mention, merchandise sales, highway projects, and police notes follow with local names, places, and figures.
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Cale
Buller
Rocky Mound
Bluff City
Bryayn
Cagle
Plugsant Hill
Marcel
Willisville
Waterloo
Grisham
Bulley’s
Kai Shek Renamed by Nationalists in Taiwan
In Taipei Formosa a nationalist rally celebrated Chiang Kai-shek’s seven year rule as the National Assembly elected him for a third term amid a mass display. Votes stood at 7 out of 1,500 ballots, with 28 deemed invalid amid anti Chiang sentiment.
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Taipe
Formosa
Chiang Kai-shwl
Wini
Nationalist China
Taipei
National Assembly
Mc Halion
Seusing
JRL
Vins
Chan Cheng
Awards Given to Cub Pack 62 Members at Bruokwood event
Twenty eight awards were presented to Cub Scout Pack 62 members at a school cafeteria ceremony. Recipients included David Moris deny Paryeut and Tormmy Summer for Dener Awards, Kenneth Mumley Phil Ross and Ruarly O'stech for Assisuiant Neon Awards, Allen Monts Jerry Still David Jones and others for Gaid Arrow Awards, and Eeward Butle Remingo Nunn Jerry Manra Larry Brows and Miehwiel Ati received Webelos Awards. A talk on Building character was given by Joe Jones to scout leaders and families.
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Shely Blue
Bruokwood Sehoglash
Dener
David Moris
Deny Paryeut
Tormmy Summer
Assisuiant Neon
Kenneth Mumley
Phil Ross
Ruarly O'stech
Gaid Arrow
Allen Monts
Jerry Still
David Jones
Jimray Tyrer
Swimmer
Kenneth Plutus
Ivery White
Mike Monroe
Dan Walthall
Kim Caldwell
Bilwitd Bode
Randy O'Siven
Allen Monte
Jerry Mil
David Junes
William Byers
David Fyith
Eeward Butle
Remingo Nunn
Jerry Manra
Larry Brows
Miehwiel Ati
Joe Jones
Broukwound
Cutewell
Matha
Dew Mathers
Billy Muncs
Kevin Watthall
Deyse Morris
Deny Russ
Fragmented OCR brief on royal birth waiting for October
Incomplete report cites a court source noting a birth due in October involving a high profile figure and mentioning a wife of a prominent leader. Spokesman confirms details. text is muddled with garbled names and erroneous phrases.
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Vennan
Dean
Farah
Lking Sp
Shy
Ivan
Tayal Evar
Shih
Lala
Riskover Awarded by Bloomington Leader Names
Fragmented OCR text describes an award named by a president and linked to Bloomington with scattered political and organizational references. Key names and events are unclear, but the piece centers on an award allocation or recognition and its stated purpose or sponsor.
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Bloomington
Ind
Hyman
Soviet Tsarapkin proposes phased nuclear ban and talks
Soviet envoy Semynn Tsarapkin outlined a plan for a staged ban on underground nuclear tests with windows for consultations among the United States Britain and the Soviet Union. He said optimism remains that a fuller policy could emerge in roughly ten to five years and that on-site inspections would be allowed for limited underground experiments.
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Geneva
Tsarapkin
Soviet Union
United States
Britain
Tsaraykin
Sorankin
Eisenhower
Tia United Estates Litle Rock
Apland Beltaly
Soviet Kanaas Supreme Cmlit
Tn Ns
Scientifia
Ural
U.S
Solbying
Saviel
Semyun
Supreme Court reverses murder conviction in Ball Knob case
The Supreme Court overturns the second degree murder verdict of CB Everette and orders a new trial at White Circuit Court. Everett and two companions shot Jay Lee Burks at Dee’s Club in December 1953 after an afternoon of drinking. The court faulted the use of testimony about knives found, saying it inflamed jurors and did not prove the needed link to the defense. Justices Walton and McFadin dissented in part.
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Dee
Everete
Cuit Cours
Evarell Qwens
Guity
Jay Lee Burks
Ball Knob
Supreme Curl
Elmo Taylost
Althoad
Burks
Air Marea
Juna
Daha Barger
Milton Brady
Everell
Evereth
Brady
Guna Clor
Everett
Supreme Court
Aranlud
Tts
de Pointe
Tt Steel
Broadcasters Favor Self Regulation in Payola Debate
Disorderly text outlines Arkansas and national broadcasters debating self regulation over payola. Resolutions passed at ABA meeting favor voluntary rules over federal legislation, aiming to curb criticism and bolster radio standing. Mentions of association leaders, speakers, and ongoing regulatory discussion.
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Moriltun
Ark
Cam
Skansas Broadcasters Assy
Sis
Devidusley
Eilows
Uinial
Assi
LBA
Kermit Ryecind
Assiulion Ordaied Roby
the Lyons Bruadtgsters
Abel Wan Heli As
Mather
Ludee Vo Overly Pell
Jean Muuwuoys
Robbe Augusta AtkAt Pollea Soparled Milkphiy's Store
A sixteenth search by State Police followed an incident at Milphy's Grocery Store where the owner Mrs. was confronted as a thief entered the hostiva and demanded money while the thief waited for the car. No pickup.
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Augusta Atkat
Pollea
Holby
Iwaten
Milyphy
Hostiva
Weekend Crashes Claim Twenty Lives in Disastrous Flights
Weekend crashes in private planes and a civil aviation incident across multiple states kill fifteen people. Victims include Ralph R. Polors aged 95 and Karl J. Sehmudt, Linda Schmuct, and Oliver Rex, among others. A Nashville area accident kills host Sim Lindsey and damages a construction firm’s site. The incidents involve emergency landings, home fires, and a fatal wreck near Fullerton and Nashville.
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Associated Press
Pilleen
Maine
California
Falie
Atlentovne
Awnell
Clybie
Ells Ernst
Ralph R. Polors
Karl JL Sehmudt
Linda Schmuct
Oliver Rex
Fullerton
Cniit
Lew
Baissersine
Ahid
Erage
Sim Lindsey
Naghville
Venn
Nea
Nashville
Tey
Tmiflo Duwio
Sidney
McGinly
Glendallyn
AL Fort Worth
Mahmut
Barghout
Woaternia
Jordan
Sol
Picld
Tsarapkii
Eisenhower
Plane crash near Hort ends pilot life
A pilot who telephoned friends before the flight died when his plane veered and crashed near Hort. The late hours described a dampened scene as authorities received word and continued coverage on page two.
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Hee Ranch
Hort
Dale Carlton to Leave Air Force
Sergeant Dale Carlton plans retirement from the Air Force and will leave for a new home in Dallas after final duties. He is pictured with Esther and Mary Ami and is positioned to join a New York company with regional leadership duties.
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Dale Carlton
Air Force
Dale Cartan
J.C. Cartan
Synnce Stier
Air
Maree
Tier
Llauianud al Cpe
Cadaveral
Esther
Thei
Mary Ami
Dallas
Carly
New York
Redional
Wallis
25 Farmers to Plant 225 Acres in Peas
A fragmented meeting at City Hall involved 23 farmers and representatives from the Arkansas Progen Fund Company. They planned to plant 228 acres this year to ensure market sales, with a proposed pay rate of 74 cents per bushel and potential output surpassing 600 bushels, contingent on farm cooperation and contract details.
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Wwel
Calvin Gald- Wal
Arkansas Progen Fund
Ware
Tamnees
Euplael Ller Smith
Unclear OCR Summary of Christsat Clwehes Conference
Fragmentary report notes an APC or Ark county event with references to a church, a convention, and yesterday's final traveling. Names and places are garbled, but the piece centers on a religious gathering and a recent occurrence affecting attendees.
Siege at police station in Johannesburg sparks deadly clashes
Reported violence erupts as Africans besiege a Johannesburg police station. A police officer is killed and several wounded amid stone-throwing mobs. Police use tear gas and live rounds to disperse the crowd. Authorities pledge to restore order and protect civilians in nearby townships.
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Witwat
Anel
Soane
Johanines
Arhannesburg
Furth
Tle
Cnel
Indah
Gul Tely
Styville Pulica
Bephelong
Polite
Supe Uist
Plan to Study Girl Scout Work initiative meeting
An interpretation team from the West Arkansas Girl Scout organization will hold a meeting on March 24 at 1am in the Community Room near the West National Bank. The session aims to present the active plan and budget for the proposed West Arkansas Girl Scout project, with introductions and a 30 minute question period. Attendees include leaders, parents, service clubs officials and community members.
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Tran
Seoul
Suwinvest Arban Development Committee
Iam
National Bank
West Arkansas
Thuvinga Hobbs
Thana
Bers
Wie
Stanhupy
Pony Mer
Mes Kluet Magea
Ty Kana
Andy Rilgee
el Dora
Mike Bove
Camdel
Qae Huur
She ¢ Wil
Asme
Ng Perrod
Ucull
Livop
Aysishay Vonsmillie
Ineig Nuud
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