U S Comments on South Africa Demands Peaceful Reform
The United States deplores violence in South Africa during protests against apartheid. A U S official declined to condemn internal measures but noted concern over racial segregation policies. Reports from Johannesburg say police used fire against demonstrators, with 64 killed and 240 wounded.
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Arkansas Weather Report for Midweek Forecast
Weather station report for 2M4 hours ending 7 a.m. notes partly cloudy skies this afternoon and tonight with little change in temperature. Highs reach near 70 in central and northwest, 60s to 70s in other areas, with lows in the 20s to 30s inland and 30s in the southeast. Wednesday brings highs in the 40s to 50s with colder tonight and Wednesday. precipitation remains minimal with no significant rain. Total precip in 1960 through February shows 1116 inches, compared with 606 inches year ago through the same period.
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Arkansas
Giller
Associated Press
Yale Referee Plan Approved to Aid Voters Discrimination Fight
The House approved the Yale plan to help Negroes fight discrimination at the polls though the vote faced potential reversal over a filer issue. Frank Carey reports from Washington on AP. Dr. John Heller of the National Cancer Institute notes stomach cancer deaths are falling overall while other cancer types rise, leaving a mixed trend in mortality and survival rates. He cites research progress toward better control and drug-based cures as cancer therapies advance.
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State Co op Loan Totals 12 Million Dollars
Washington reports Arkansas Co operative received a loan exceeding 12 million dollars in 1959 crop support. Rep. Avery cited large loans to Arkansas Rice Growers Co operative and Rice Mills Inc. as he urged a bill to cap annual support per person at 50,000 dollars to curb Commodity Credit Corp. lending.
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William He Avery
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Agriculture Department
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Stuttgart
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Creslit Corp
Truck Firm Seeks Halved Arkansas Property Assessment
United Transports of Oklahoma City asked the Arkansas Commerce Commission to cut in half its 1959 property assessment. The case cites issues over the value of leased trucks and how property is taxed under local care and state law, with legal references to California cases and other unrelated municipal concerns.
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Los Angeles County
Milam 64 Dies in Little Rock Hardware Salesman
Charles Lafayette Milam, 64, died Monday in Little Rock. He was a hardware salesman who lived in Mineral Springs and had resided in the area many years ago. Survivors include brother Clyde Milam of Oceanside, California, and two sisters, Miss Derome Smith of Fort Worth, Texas, and Mrs. J. I. Green of Granbury. Arrangements to be announced by Dakeyest.
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Moday
Lille Rock
Minaral Springs
Uils Area
Little Rock
Clyde Milam
Oceanside
Califwo Sisters
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Derome Smith
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Dakeyest
Testimony in Plane Bomb Is Underway
Investigators of the Civil Aeronautics Board testified on the Wilmington crash of a National Airlines flight. Evidence centered on an explosion near a seat, with Julian Andrew Frank, a New York attorney, named as a key person. Wreckage was found near Kure Beach, North Carolina, and conclusions point to an in-flight explosion.
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Wilmington
N.C
Avronanes Board
Aiies
Kiwe Beach
Bulivia
Tor Kuwe Beach
G. J
Minetti Saish
David L. Thompson
Jamoteu
N. Y
CAB Safety
Kure Beach
Miompson
Rank
Cotton Crop Runs 14.5 Million Bales in 1920 Report
Washington dispatch reports 44,006,138 bales of cotton ginned so far this season, compared with 1 435,424 bales last year. The ginnings equal about 14,694,154 pounds in weight, with Arkansas contributing 3,539,27? amps of bale data.
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Washington
Celsus Bureau
Arkansas
All Around Town Updates From Hope Area Notes
Local items report census rules affecting Hope residents and college students. The piece mentions college-town credit, health center plots, muffler laws, and a tie to regional officials, with scattered names and civic notes.
Negro Group Plans Cucumber Meet
A cucumber production meeting will be held Thursday March 24 at 10 a.m. upstairs in the Cry Wall in Hope. Assistant County Agent Cayce Sill said Gordon Barnes extension entomologist and Earl Allen extension horticulturist will discuss diseases insects cultural practices of cucumbers. The meeting aims to establish a definite plan of action to improve profitability and justify cucumber production costs.
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Hope
Cayce Sill
Gordon Barnes
Earl Allen
Visit to Washington by Mauridap and Castelani
A note reports that Mauridap and his wife Fernanda Maria Castelani left by plane for a three day official visit to Washington. They are to meet with President Fie Wer and with Christian A. Herter.
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Luregalian
Fernanda Maria Castel Ani
New York
Visi
Washington
Casitella
Fie
Sutre
Christian A. Herter
Boon to State Promotes Industrial Growth
A partial, garbled report quotes Marvin Mellon of Juneshara Salt urging the University of Ae Kondas Graduate Institute of Technology to push an industrial development program. Mellon argues leadership and agricultural growth will boost Arkansas, noting white Arkansay raises 34 million bushels annually amid unclear details.
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Mellon
Juneshara
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Uch
Industriae
Mullion
al Oye Asaiule Chamber of Commerce
Mellin
Fie Lillia Tock
Melton
Yorkinan
Mrs Rosa Davis 82 Dies Monday in Prescott
Mrs Rosa Davis aged 82 died Monday in Prescott following a brief illness. She was a longtime resident of the area and is survived by several nieces and nephews. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 2 PM at St. Mary’s Church with burial in Oak Hill Cemetery.
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Rosa Davis
Prescott
Watermelon and Cucumber Meet Planned at City Hall
A public meeting planned in the city hall chamber on Thursday March 1 will discuss disease control and orchard health. Calvin Caldwell and Gordon Barnes lead the effort with presence by Southwestern district agents and local horticultural representatives.
Meetings Set to Explain Bangs Plans
Local notice outlines meetings to discuss Bangs plans with details on dates and venues. Speeches and Q A segments expected as residents seek clarity on proposed steps and impacts.
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Bangs
Nuclear disarmament talks pivot on controllable weapons
Gustav Svensson and Geneva Capules report tense UN discussions on limiting nuclear materials and technologies. Four controllable elements include suspending violent wedge alloys and prohibitions on certain explosive materials, with Western powers urging Soviet compliance. The U S S R counters with demands for rapid disarmament steps and safeguards, as delegates clash over verification and timelines. Continue on Page Six.
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Geneva
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Jolly Dios
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Moeh
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Soviet Union
Valeriao
Zovin
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Arkansas school integration plan disputed at trial
A trial opened over whether a school district may modify its desegregation plan to allow a limited number of Arkansas pupils to attend a previously all white high school. The board denied the plan amid questions about compliance and potential impact on integration.
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Tax Collector to Trial at Harrison
Proceedings describe alleged mishandling of tax records by Boone County officials involving Tax Collector Paul Young. Prosecutors say evidence shows improper receipt handling and potential misappropriation, with an ongoing Boone County circuit court trial and an anticipated February audit.
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Ark
Unee
Boone County
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Paul Young
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Bay
Clark
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John May Hall
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Methodists to Hold Family Night at Church
The Methodist Church invites families to a Family Night on Wednesday March 2. Men's Class chairs the event with a 6 50 pm gathering. A feature color film, Greek themed, titled Alburt Seinweitner will be shown at the sanctuary starting about 8 pm.
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Alburt Seinweitner
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AP&L Seeks Approval to Stock Anticipated Purchase
The Public Service Commission considered AP&L plan to stock a sole supplier, valued at about nine billion dollars for power and light assets. Middle Sand Utilities would own the price shift to two dollars, with private conditions affecting construction and financing tied to the agreement.
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Pyrity Service Commission
Gale
Millini
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