Hoffa target of labor inquiry by committee
The Labor Management Committee in Washington said James R. Hoffa faces censure and calls for his ouster, accusing him of wage manipulation and corrupt influence within the Teamsters. The panel urged stronger action, with Democratic members pushing for a federal crime syndicate crackdown and new police powers to curb organized influence.
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Ric. Mitton - Kelly
Hasington
Hoffa Ag Vent
aeUnion
Penate
Hoffa
Nesters
Hollayer
Fale
James R. Hoffa
Ie Monitor
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Eamsters
Labor
Hofta
Comfee
Mfehofta
Lundering
Union Treasuries i
Wky
Hotta
New York
Fox
Hotla
Toby G. Milton Kelly Sawaseington
Sen
Ie Committee
National ‘Secret Police
Stont
Underworld
James R. Halfa
Teamster's Union
Ecommitee
Benpleon
Shiquid
Try in Vain for a New Jury Panel
In Little Rock attorneys for Clarence Stewart Jr a Negro defendant charged with the fatal stabbing of William Caldwell challenged the regular and special jury panels. Judge Kirby overruled the motion to quash. Prosecutor Jernigan said the death penalty would be sought.
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Little Rock
Pylaski -Cly- Hoult
Clarence Stewart Jr
Stewart
Scati
William N. Caldwell
Alto
Novily Little Rack
Thad Williams
William J. Kirby
Mession Hall Jung
Resi Divisio
John Jernigan
Bowden Rites Held for Hope Man in Louisiana
J. D. Bowden 84 of Hope died Sunday in Alexandria Louisiana while visiting. Survived by sons Stuart Texarkana and Bowden in the US Army, daughters Pauline Carpenter Houston and J F McClans han Knoxville, Penni ad ve Fravees blouse Kalamazoo, Mich, two brothers Early Hope and Join Bowden Lie Rock. Funeral Wednesday at Herndon Cornelius Funeral Home Chapel by Dr John McClavahan. Burial Rose Hill Cemetery.
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D. Bowden
Alexandria
Stuart
Texarkana
the Bowden
Army
Pauline Carpenter Fot
Early of Hope
Bowden
Lie Rock
Herndon Cornelis Funneval
John McClavahan
Burial Wilde
Rose
Yerger High Dramatic Club Earns Superior Rating
Yerger High School drama group at Philander Smith College Lille Hook won a 1 Superior rating for the unevel play Who Mur de Who. Cast included Surrey Hicks Doris Woods Roosevelt Jamison Bertha Powell Vera Williams Joli Dennis Marion Ricks Frank Turner. Mrs N R Yerger directed the production.
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Yerger High
Sehua
Unevel
Philander Smith College
Lille Hook
Leachers Ald
Yerger
Surrey Hicks
Doris Woods
Roosevelt ‘Jamison
Bertha Powell
Vera Williams
Joli Dennis
Marion Ricks
Frank Turner
N. R Yerger
Weather forecast for Arkansas and Louisiana period
Weather extended forecast for March 28 to April 2. Arkansas expects 4 to 8 degrees above normal with highs in the low 80s and mid 70s, lows around 40s to 50s, and scattered thundershowers. normal minima 40 to 52, maxima 62 to 70s. Louisiana, mostly cloudy and mild through Tuesday. Police report autos Tuesday. traffic incidents at a railway crossing near Oliver Bow and Harvey Beard with damages. Continued on Page Three.
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Arkansas
Louisiana
Ee Cily
J. W. Strickland
Harvey Beard
Highway 4
Fyiseo
Olivers Bowe
Shirley
J Strickdand
Shrickland
Viruses May Be Cause of Cancer
AP science report from Louisville cites top virus experts presenting evidence that some cancers may be caused by viruses. They note viruses could create substances that destroy cancers and stress pursuing ways to prevent or treat cancer if specific viruses are proven linked.
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Louisville
Devon T. Syversoneal
University of Minnesota
American Cancer Society
Wwe
Lara Stewart
National Cancer Institute
Bethesda
Fehoriedell
Shimans
Wey
Wendell.Stanley
University of California
Journalism Day Banquet Highlights Hope HL Lights Staff
Journalists gathered for the annual Quill and Scroll banquet at the Diamond Café. Billie Wilkison led a formal initiation for new Quill and Scroll members while Carol Cogpagled served as Mistress of Ceremonies.
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Hope Hl-Lights
Dia‘mond
Billie Wilkison
Quill and Sera
Curiby
Cox
Judy Easterling
Sharon Fielding
Cindy Forstey
Varginia Kinsey
Jo Caralyn Lewis
Louise Lively
Peggy Marlin
Carvo! MuKes
Cary Joy Myers
Italy
Low Pink
Dorothy Smith
Barbra Thompson
Lindy Thrash
Doe
Mee Dowell Lyrvey
Wine
James He Jones
Jungs
House debated civil rights bill in closed session
Washington API reports the House-passed civil rights bill moves to a closed hearing with General Rogers and Charles Bloch presenting for the administration and opposition. The 15-member Judiciary Committee will consider amendments before sending it back to the Senate, with a potential stand-off as leaders seek changes or retention.
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John
Chanwick
Washington
API
Nreed Jarratt
William FP. Rogers
Charles J. Bloch
Maron
Rogers
Bloch
Sen
Norvis Cotton
R-Ni
Heupshot
Senate
iHouse
Coutl-Gppolniad
Ito
Three Homes Blasted in Okla City
Oklahoma City reports three bomb blasts in separate districts Saturday night damaged homes and autos owned by Oklahoma Publishing Co. employees. Within 90 minutes, a giant Army transport helicopter carrying demolition experts crashed on return to Fort Sill, killing all five crewmen. Names of crew provided. investigation underway.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
API
Htte
Oklahoma Publishing Co
Ft. Sill
PL Sin
Jnboard
C.W.O
Dewey L. Sejgter
Valhalla
Cw.o- Carl ¥. Ayers
Curriza Springs
Tex
Teaymond D. Pestanu
Honolulu
Rawail
Governor Has Ideas on TM Convention
LITTLE ROCK Arkansas Governor Vaubus says some prominent Democrats are working on a rump delegation to replace the regular state group at a national party convention in Los Angeles. He notes rivals would pledge loyalty to a candidate, while Arkansas could appoint free electors.
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Little Rock
E. Poulous
Toray
Arkansas
Los Angeles
Paul Buller
Vaubus
Buller
Angeles
Phair Vo
All Around Town Library Bookmobile Schedule March 29
The item lists library bookmobile stops and times across Arkla Village Emmet Bodcaw Columbus Crossroads Day’s home Ovan Mussin Bill’s home and related public notices. It mentions a county teachers convention at Tisgah Baptist Church with performances by choirs and quartets and a discussion of a wine drawing event linked to Massachusets participants.
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Library Bookmaetiie
Arkla Village
Emmet
Experiment Station
Bodcaw
Gidam
Amoneie
Gro
Bob's Grovery
Ovan
Mussin Bill
Supposed Highway Shift Hurts Local Business
The Arkansas Supreme Court ruled a landowner cannot claim compensation for business losses caused by highway construction diverting traffic. The decision centers on a service station cut off from an access road, with the court finding entry rights to property not fully implicated by the case. The ruling partially disallowed damages, noting only potential compensation for an established ingress, but not for the broader traffic disruption.
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Livres Rock
Arskansas Supreme Court
Courk
Geetys
Ilse
Morehan
Supreme Court
Cyibay
Sulfie Murvey Bingham
Bingham
Baigham
Arkansas Democrats Favor Staying With Party Line
In Port Smin, Ark, TAP notes Thope 2 doubts Arkansas presidential electors will break from the Democratic Party. Yom Taper, Hick Harper, and Pow Buver discuss southern Democrat unity and the state’s electoral process amid shifting loyalties and past contests.
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Port Smins
Ark
Arkansas
Vala Bey
Chilton
Yom Taper
Harper
Pow
Buver
Sister of C. D. Lester Succumbs
Mrs. Wd. Baye of Chicago died Saturday and was a longtime resident of Lewisville. Survivors include Mrs. Karl Shupe of Peruque, Lester Boyd of Oklahoma City, and several other relatives. Funeral services will be held Tuesday at Strathmore Chapel in Lewisville.
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Khrushchev
Bordeaux
Nikita Khrushchev
France
Wd. Baye
Chicago
Lewisville
Karl Shupe
Lester Boyd
Oklahoma City
Lester
Caushatta
van Thesdey
Strath de Uaeel
Jill i Statny — Burnal
Sister of Local Resident Dies
A local resident’s sister has died in unclear circumstances with fragmented OCR text indicating family connections and associated names. Details are incomplete, but the notice confirms a death and family relation.
Mrs Stevenson Dies Saturday at Home Here
Mrs Stevenson, aged TM, dies Saturday at her home here. She is survived by daughter Lytineh, and sons Dusit, Stevenson, Bethel Anugrsun, Metlih, Wilkie, and others. A funeral service and burial arrangements are incomplete at this time.
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Flissie Stevenson
Dusit
Bamel Stevenson
Bethel Anugrsun
Metlih Diewyange
Wilkie May
Prasher
Jack Crew
Huvatin Bolt
Smithy al Andersom
Charlus Bieski
Series of Meetings on Bangs Program
A sequence of meetings is listed with dates and locations including Washington and Celualy, noting sessions on Bangs program. The schedule references March 24 and March 2 with multiple speakers and venues in various towns.
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Bang
Brother of Hene Men Succumbs
Brother of Hene Men Succumbs reports unclear text with references to a death, tied to a local person and place. The readable fragments mention familial relation and bereavement, with surrounding garbled OCR terms suggesting a memorial or obituary notice in a community publication. No clear dates or locations are extractable from the legible portions.
Nuclear talks at Camp David set for May summit
The article outlines planned discussions between Eisenhower and Macmillan at Camp David ahead of an East West summit in Paris May 16. They will review Berlin disarmament and nuclear control proposals, including a possible moratorium on underground weapons and inspections, with the aim to align U.S. and British positions before Khrushchev talks.
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Cambusay
Eleare
Berlin
Paris
Hel Macmlan
Macmillan
Ca Davi
Soyle Union
Lee
Nikllie Khrust
Misenhowe
Crimp
David
Fey
Cheltan A. Travter
Bassy
U.S
Sinc
Soviet Union
Unitest States
Eisenhower
Be Ienhounly
Lecity
Beltiso
Reddy
United States
Wil Parner
Tanith
Wreck Near Patmos Leaves 3 Injured
A wreck near Patmos injured three people including Paige Lily and Barney Powell. Victims were transported to a local hospital by an Oak Latest Ambulance. Names mentioned include Oscar Vowel and Mrs Oycar Powell among others. The crash occurred early, with responders on the scene.
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Iwa
Paige Lily
Aitus
Luyy Powell
Barney Powell
Irabmos
Oscar
Palmos
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