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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1958
Page
5
Washington reports President Eisenhower indicated the recession appears near its bottom with signs of improvement. He cautioned about tax cuts, stressing long term effects and urged Americans to buy U.S. industrial products when they are worth the price. Continued on Page Two.
Weather data shows Little River at Whitecliffs rising to around 22 feet with crest expected today and Red River forecast to increase. Denison Dam discharge listed at 1 428 cubic feet per second and Dexter Dam at 10 000 cfs. Temperatures near 40s to mid 50s with mostly cloudy skies and light to moderate winds.
LITTLE ROCK ARK. Commerce Commission recommended Tuesday that the federal excise tax on aldine tails joad and bis Uckets be scalpelled. Commission chairman Willan Berry said the group passed a resolution favoring abolition of most of the tax. It is also vital to the federal public welfare.
Washington reports President Eisenhower will veto the Democratic farm bill despite a strong Senate Republican conference vote. He cites ongoing economic slump, rising federal spending, and prudence over tax cuts, warning against hasty action that could worsen the situation. The administration notes potential political pressure to act, with discussions tied to farm price supports and fiscal policy.
Ambiguous court notes report a defendant named Durden with charges including robbery and malice. The fragment mentions attorneys Williaiy and Matsenydl and a Clemency Saualinny Eb, with unclear dates or places due to OCR errors. Names and actions are partially readable but specifics are obscured.
WASHINGTON UP I Secretary Atcell urged new labor law measures to require public reporting of union finances and employee benefit funds. The Rackets Committee backed administration ideas, aiming to force accountability while limiting government meddling in labor relations.
BrittIe: Rock surances Commi Combs heard a request by the Ca Underwriters Tor for automibile liability rate increases. Insurance firms claimed higher medical costs and greater jury awards drive the demand. Combs rejected a second request from the National Board of Underwriters and the National Automobile Under there.
Kiwanians hear of Arkansas highway progress with Texarkana to Memphis route surfaced except for four areas near Arkadelphia. Director Herbert Bloidge notes funding gaps may delay further work while projects advance, including new U.S. highway efforts and improved road conditions across the state.
Ward pledges to remove federal troops from Arkansas Central High facility by upholding federal court orders. He contrasts his plan with Faubus, criticizes using the National Guard, and calls for a local option constitutional amendment while stressing states rights and court processes to resolve school integration tensions.
Reports describe tracking signals and ground station chatter as the Explorer lunar satellite entered orbit. U S military officials and RCA facilities in New York reported initial signals, with ground observers noting delays and adjustments during the complex ascent and orbital insertion.
A potent eastern storm caused fresh snow in parts of Ponnylundy and New York with widespread rain from the lower Mississippi Valley to Virginia. Temperatures plummeted overnight as brisk winds and heavy showers moved through the region.
The report states President Nixon invited Uruguayan government officials to visit during his forthcoming trip and inauguration in Argentina. It mentions Curry and Richard Nixon in connection with the invitation and plans surrounding the event.
Fragmentary OCR mentions scattered phrases and odd wording about town items, without clear events, dates, or names. The text lacks cohesive facts or identifiable subjects to summarize into a full news item.
fragmented military style report shows leaders continuing training amid unclear lines and names. observers name individuals and locations in a dense, garbled list with aims of future courses and expected outcomes.
A fragmentary notice notes a planned discussion on calf sale methods and rally organization. The readable text references a city meeting Friday night May 2 and a Wednesday preceding it, aiming to boost market reach and coordination for local feeders and farmers.
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