Senate delays civil rights bill amid hearings and votes
The Senate sent the civil rights measure to the Judiciary Committee delaying action. Georgia attorney Bloch testifies against the bill while William Rogers speaks for it. If approved by the Senate without changes, the bill goes to President Eisenhower. southern opposition lingers as actions stall.
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Washington
Housa
Merman
Talmake
D-Ga
Charles J Yaifoch
Macon
William P. Rogers
Bloch
Georgia
Ernest Vandiver
House
Senate
WIM
Judiciary Committee
James C. Eastland
D-Miss
Richard B) Qussell
Tienkaes
Eisenhowyer
Tor
Police Probe Two Accidents Here
Two accidents reported in the city with minor damage. Yesterday at Walnut a car driven by Dan Willis attempted to pass C B Wineminder’s vehicle as it prepared a left turn. both cars received fender and bumper damage. Today at Bin and Avenue a car driven by Henry Save dor collided with J T Bradford, causing similar damage including fog lights and hoods.
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al Ath
Walnut
Daan Willis
C. B. Wineminder
Weyehfe
Singred
Bin
Avene
Gules
Heny BP Savedor
J.T. Bradford
Saunders
Bradford
Avenue
Sinyard and
Fullerton
Weather Summary From Station For 24 Hours End Friday
Weather report shows 24 hour period ending 7 a.m. Friday with high 64 and low 38. Precipitation noted as 0.10 inch, total through February 1940 at 10.10 inches, versus 6.86 inches for the same period last year. Arkansas brief freezing in northeast, scattered snow and rain elsewhere. improving by day. Highs today mid 40s to mid 50s, Saturday mid 60s.
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Arkansas
Arkansas Weather Forecast Summary March 30
Arkansas temperatures run below normal by a few degrees with no major changes expected. Widespread showers, light rain and possible sleet in central regions, with snow or freezing rain forecast for eastern areas tonight. Light rain predicted in western Arkansas as the system moves through the state.
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Arkansas
Associated Press
Unclear fragment hints at ongoing fight week progress
A garbled Washington AP item hints at a second complete week in a fight, with incomplete phrases about timing and events. The readable parts show minimal concrete details to anchor a full summary.
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Washington
Pioheer
Pine Bluff NAACP calls boycott of lunch counters
The Pine Bluff NAACP chapter led by Dr David B Parker urged a boycott of chain variety stores that refuse lunch counter service to Black patrons. Only Leo chain stores in Pine Bluff have counters. Parker announced the plan at a mass meeting and urged arbitration over protests. Arkansas AM & N College urged reason over sitdowns and asked students to refrain from participation.
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Pine Bite
Fiee National Assh
Inca
David B. Parker
Nagy
NAACP
Leo
Pine Bil
T Hat
Pine Bluff
Chamber of Commetree
Parkey
Parker
L. C. Bales
Little Rock
Arkansas
Seu ‘Clasy
NAACK
Bales
Innother Development
Arkansas Am&n College
Lillo
Rook
Veteran River Pilot Succumbs
MEMPIUNS AP reports John Wilson Vartis, a veteran Mississippi River pilot and captain for several river companies, died at his home last night. Details are incomplete due to damaged text in the source.
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Mempiuns
John Wilson Vartis
Tisivts
Mn 1A
Wilsa Ue
Lowing
Lov Ie LS
Khrushchev seeks end to cold war at Paris talks
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev presses for a peace treaty with the West and a German settlement in Paris, while courting FrenchPresident de Gaulle. He warns that a divided Berlin threatens peace and notes the Soviet Union’s readiness to remove troops if a broader accord ends the Berlin issue.
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Dumpalgalng
Elyse Franchles
Abe
Ninelicon Iy
Khrushchev
Mit
Dbs
Saviet Union
East Germany
Berlin
Soviet Union
No Recession Expected in U S Before 1961 Says Officials
Government economists predict the next recession won’t arrive before 1961 at the earliest. Advance figures suggest output will rise, with continued gains in plant and equipment outlays. Officials note expansion may slow as demand catches up with new capacity, keeping a recession plausible only if autos slump.
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Sterling F. Green
Washington
Arkansas
Galery
Commerce Department
Securities and Exchange Commission
Suhedwedo
Rehabilitation office case dismissed in Arkansas outraqe
Spotted fragment reports the dismissal of a vocational rehabilitation operation in Hot Springs Arkansas. Named figures include Rebel Wright assistant director in Washington and Doyle Best of Dallas. Context unclear due to OCR errors and garbled text.
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Epipusvas
Mos Rings
Ark
Ary Naty Dipapital
Hlere Todas
Meliege
Br Rebel Wright
Federal Vocational Rehabilitatn Service
Washington, D.C
Doyle Best
Dallas
Faubus Speech in California Is Postponed
Los Angeles reports that a Faubus for President rally has been postponed due to a note from the candidate. William P. Gale, leading the movement in Los Angeles, said Faubus has not yet decided about the appearance.
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Faubus
California
Los Angeles
API
Col
Willliam P. Gale
Meant Every Word Truman Tells NAACP
Independence Missouri reports former President Truman stating he meant every word of his remarks about Negro sit downs in the South and criticizing the NAACP for its actions while condemning violence and urging true citizenship. The dispatch notes telegrams from the NAACP and reactions from officials as the controversy unfolds.
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NAACP
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API
Arty 5
Titman
Inez Woodlut
Louisville
Vel
Nebo
Assatur
Whith
Medrei
Gvaree Wallage
Ames
M. ‘Turner
Naacp Biaheh
Wyher L. Juliayy
Séerehy
Obituary: O. O. Brint Pioneer Resident Dies
O. O. Brint, 80, longtime County resident, died at home after a long life of local business and service. He was a Methodist Church member, served as justice of the peace for years, and leaves five daughters, two sons, two grandchildren, and other relatives. Funeral services announced to be held at the Methodist Church in the coming Sunday.
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O. G. Brint
Brink
Ilempstead
Gourly
Yennensen
Farrour
Utlay Gulk
Ins Sify
Mes
Hallie Muy Guat
Salis
Tur Lee
Shope
Qla Cine Treme
Ala Hetay Bard Brisk
Fadel
May Goin
Leater Kent
Lie Keeiger
Tosukans
Cameron Dy
Ukiah City
Stupsons
Cagatur
May
Dleve
Clyde
Pulmos
Marion Williams
Chuvet
Suniday
Edgar Leledeny
Hevnlon-Corbet
Puneval Horne Beevich
Hugh Gone
Peat
Geakus
Doe
Doterfield Dey
Georse Dohot
Premier's party clears way amid street crowds
A large rally followed the Premier's party as 25 000 protesters jammed streets shouting and singing. Khyushehey arrived in Wesnesday, energizing the bustle at the Bhysee Paalee for a two year pause until his return next Tuesday. The diplomatic conference with Premier Michel Debre and ministers Maurien Couve de Murville and Andees Cromyke drew attention with cultural and economic talks noted as nonconfrontational while the Soviet Premier pressed demands.
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Bhysee Paalee
Kheushehey
Michel Debre
Maurien Couve de Murville
Andees Cromyke
Hursday
Kheushehny
Be Jaulle Wael
de Gale
Khyushghny
Uueirlopules
Souvey
Record High Cost of Living Reached as Inflation Recovers
Washington reports show living costs rebounding after two monthly declines with major price pressures from mortgage rates and health care costs. The Bureau of Labor Statistics indicates a sharp rise in the consumer price index, signaling further increases in the near term. Deputy Commissioner Myers warns higher costs may persist for one to three months.
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Washington
Bebruny
Arittle
Beller
Commission En Rote Myers
McClellan Loses Fight for Probe Powers
A scrambled report details Sen John McClellan of Arkansas failing to secure Senate investigative powers for the McClellan inquiry. The Backes Committee chair holds control of three panels as the effort stalls amid intra-party clashes.
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Fovl
Juha F McClellan
Awasas
Senate
MccClellar
Arkuhsu Stnulor
All Around Town Post Officers Named in Local Group
The piece lists election of George Walder as Post Commander with Jack Fountain Willig McGackie and others in officer roles. It notes installation of new officers, upcoming regular meeting on April 14 at World Ward veterans Barracks, and mentions related activities and names across the post community.
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Janknight
George Walder
Muider
Jack Fountain
Sear
Willig McGackie
Unig
Burd
Phlinluy
Quarteroaster Q
PF. Llwyd
Dulin L Wilson
Jude Adueule
Jim McKumne
Woodrow Baker
Wwe
Ulligers
Welfare and health spending boosted in labor report
A labor department report outlines a sizable increase in welfare and health funding, detailing a total near 4.1 million dollars in a plan that would boost education, sewage treatment, and school health programs. The document cites allocations for the National Institutes and Children’s Bureau, with requests for operation grants and research to combat delinquency and chronic diseases.
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Labor Department
Rpadeimmen
Cal
Stanting
Children's Bureau
An. Inc
Memphis Gets Regional Labor Office
Washington reports Memphis will host a regional labor office expanding jurisdiction to parts of Arkansas and western Tennessee. Regional attorney J. Reynolds and counselor Stuart Juthman noted the move broadens coverage for claims handling, with the office serving districts including New Orleans area and surrounding counties.
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Arkansas
Mnulon
Shimpkeys
Itelmes
Luka
Winston
Verhessee
Stuart Juthman
Oral Cuisel
Juli J A. Reynol Jy
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N. J
Regul
Mem Uilice
Providence
Prosadence
Colle
Georgetown University
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