Eisenhower to Discuss Nuclear Test Limits in Britain Talks
Washington contends over Soviet Union policy as President Eisenhower readies a plan to curb underground nuclear tests. Britain favors restrained testing while seeking a broader accord. Allies weigh a two year cap and possible informal moratorium amid disagreement on verification and inspection.
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Indian Flight of 15 000 Across Arks Ozarks in 1830s
A fragmentary account describes a mass movement of about 15,000 Cherokee led through Arkansas and Oklahoma from Nashville to Kentucky and beyond. The narrative notes cholera, crossing major rivers, and a long, arduous winter march ending near Cape Girardeau, with mention of a famous fisherman chief buried along the route.
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Nashville
Kentucky
Ohio
Mississippi
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Arkansas
Oklahoma
Alung
Khrushchev Slaying Tie to French-German Accord
Unclear OCR text mentions Khrushchev and political tensions with references to France and West Germany. Pieces of names and places are garbled, but imply a discussion of Soviet policy, international moves, and a public event dated midweek. Details are fragmented and uncertain.
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Klyushches
France
Paris-Boun
John Lardner Deaths and Career A Look at a Noted Columnist
John Lardner, renowned columnist, dies at 47 in New York. The obituary sketches his career from early writings at the New York Herald Tribune to his notable New Yorker profile pieces and essays on society, including ties to the credentialed New York elite.
Pawnee City Mystery Knight intrusion and escape
In Pawnee City a masked intruder, later identified as Bakker, slips into Ruth Compton's millinery behind her shop using a window, subdues her, and escapes after a tense confrontation. Ruth fights back while Bakker recalls threats from Acorn and a pursuit that left him injured and confused in the prairie night.
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Bert
Rofin Compton
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Symington enters race with cautious White House bid
AP report notes Ren Stuart Symington announces candidacy amid crowded field as Kennedy and Humphrey loom. He insists timing reflects supporters’ wishes, not fear of rivals. Campaign scene described as orderly but low in emotional punch, with Nixon matchup anticipated and other candidates under scrutiny.
Anniversary Meeting for American Legion Post and Auxiliary
Meiners of the American Legion and its auxiliary met on Monday night to observe their first anniversary. They held a joint session after assembling, with Mrs. Paul Kaslosky presiding the Auxiliary and Mrs. A. An Underwood leading prayer. The pledge and constitution were renewed, Mrs. John McRae chaired the annual Poppy sale, and funds were allocated to memorial and child welfare causes. Plans included a youth program to attend Boys State in June and a baseball sponsorship for the summer, followed by a potluck supper and invocation by Maurice McLeanland.
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Bridal shower honors Nancy Chilley with Miami fiancé
The Youth Center hosted a bridal shower for Nancy Chilley the fiancée of Lanny Thompson of Miami Florida. Hostesses Mrs A M L Rutlig Mrs J L Coe and Mrs Marion Wicker arranged gifts a lace umbrella centerpiece and photos of the engaged couple. Guests included out of town attendees and local friends with cake punch and white floral accents in a formal tea setting.
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Faubus cancels California speaking tour for term bid
Arkansas Governor Faubus announced he will cancel his April 1 appearance in Los Angeles. He cited plans for a fourth term and other state business, but accused some Los Angeles stations of refusing to sell air time to a “Faubus for President” group. He defended supporters as legitimate and said he might visit Los Angeles in the future.
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Actress Leaves Hospital After Engagement Collapse
New York AP reports actress Kim jdayhat Faebus canceled her April engagement while recovering from a medical issue at Doctors Hospital. Her role in Pwo for the Seesa’s opening next week at Palm Beach was reassigned to Mary Tahmin.
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Newspaper Advertising Rates and Associations Note
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Vaccine Shortage Forces Private Doctor Visits in Arkansas
Arkansas health officials report a depleted polio vaccine supply. All state stock has been used, and county health units are asking clinics to return any surplus. Residents must seek polio shots from private doctors as state funds for vaccine have run out. Dr. J. T. Herron warns remaining doses will be discarded at month’s end due to limited potency.
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Phone Lines Delayed by Transatlantic Cable Break
New York telephones experienced about an hour of delay today after a break in a flva transatlantic cable. The fault occurred miles off Sydney Mines, Nova Scotia, in an area busy with fishing fleets. An AT&T official said the stretch probably resulted from dragging operations.
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