Harris Seeks Secret Session in FCC Probe
Washington reports Chairman Harris seeks a closed session with House Investigating subcommittee members to question FCC officials about votes and Channel 40 decisions. Proponents say the panel will question commissioners next week after five days of witness hearings and more sessions. The Arkansas Democrat notes Wolverton and others pressed for agency inquiries and debate over Channel 10 outcomes.
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National Library Week Emphasizes School Children
National Library Week highlights focus on children with Anne Jackson of the Arkansas Library Commission noting community help. The piece praises Hope and Hempstead County libraries, mobile services reaching schools, and a campaign to promote reading with books home and school loan programs.
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Johnson Cites Reds at Little Rock
The report shows a disjointed quote from Johnson about Reds at Little Rock and a proposed constitutional amendment to solve problems and prevent absences, with unclear details and garbled phrasing. No clear names beyond Johnson and Little Rock.
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East Coast Snowstorm Strikes Regions. Power Cut Widespread
Snow swept the East from North Carolina to New England and Ohio causing massive power outages. About 1.1 million homes and offices lost electricity as lines failed across New Jersey Philadelphia Baltimore Long Island and nearby areas. A hospital report notes a baby delivery by flashlight as crews work to restore service amid damage and travel disruption.
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Solons Propose Laws to curb unions amid debate
Washington lawmakers debate federal action to restrain labor unions and alleged racketeering linked to the United Auto Workers. Senator Goldwater argues Congress should move to curb unions like corporations, citing local examples and urging federal standards, while noting time constraints this session.
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Brother Fails to Save Baby Sister in Tragic Incident
A 15 year old boy Perry Lee fled from school in a taxi after a water accident, found his baby sister Wanda near the living room injured, crawled through a front door but could not rescue her. He directed officers to the scene and neighbors aided as the boy was taken to hospital then released.
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School Board Influence Creates Turbulent Times
Local school board governance comes under scrutiny as reports indicate tensions within meetings and public concerns about integrity. Officials from multiple departments and community leaders have called for transparency while residents voice worries over decisions affecting students and district resources.
Bandleader killed in Arkansas train collision
A bandleader was struck and killed by a Cotton Belt passenger train near Caraway crossing in Jonesboro holding, Arkansas. Surviving family members include his wife and a small child, with the accident occurring as his band traveled through the area.
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Try to Wreck Kohler Trucks Highlights Senate Testimony
United Press International reports Kohler worker Leroy Taylor testified before the Senate committee that he escaped a wreck during a strike related incident. He described ice pipes smashing his windshield and a vehicle swerving to avoid a hill near the Kohler plant. The committee weighs UAW boycotts and industry impact amid labor tensions.
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Grudge Slayer May Haye Confession Reveals Motive
Police report details May Haye confessing to two killings linked to a feud. Witnesses describe a tense pursuit, with investigators noting a strained reputation and motives tied to threats and persecution. The case involves a University of Minnesota Duluth victim and authorities pursuing leads across the region.
Students May Paddle Way to Florida
Ten or more students embark on a paddling trip to Florida led by organizer Phil Bech Ole and Mae in the year nineteen ninety two. The group aims to learn resilience and teamwork while navigating waterways and planning milestones along the coast.
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Steel Strikers to Air Ways to End Walkout
Chicago dispatch reports representatives of about 10,000 strikers prepared to propose plans to end a walkout. Union leaders and company officials held talks to press for a resolution while the strike continued, with tentative assurances that job protections would be discussed and no immediate concessions made.
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Dramatic Thursday Trial Witnesses in New York Case
A fragmented report describes dramatic testimony in a New York case involving Mrs. Idiafi Hineter and others. It mentions Communist ties, unitarian ministers, and alleged spy activity as key figures testified, with references to public curiosity and media coverage.
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NLB Against Wearing Buttons in Support Move
Washington report notes the National Labor Board faced objections as workers protest by wearing buttons. The piece suggests tensions over policy and employer reactions to union symbols amid ongoing labor disputes.
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