Bennett Sees as Many as 6 Candidates in Democratic Primary
Arkansas attorney general Bennett predicts four to six Democratic contenders for governor in 1956. He cites possible entry by Rev. H R Williams and notes Faubus and Bennett as announced candidates. He argues tax reform and distribution, county rights, and a reassessment program will drive the campaign while alleging favorable treatment for certain out of state firms. Williams plans decision by April 12.
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John R. Starr
Little Rock
APJ
Geni
Brilee Bennett
Bennett
Val
Faubus
Dlre
Ken Jer
Arkansas
Bennutt
H.R. Williams
Southern Baptist College
Walnut Ridge
Williams
Berett
Public Service Commission
Eisenhower and Macmillan Weigh Paris Summit Plans
President Eisenhower and Prime Minister Macmillan focused on a British American proposal to the Soviet Union on a Geneva weapon tests ban. They prepared for the May 16 Paris summit with De Gaulle and Khrushchev, reviewing a broader world agenda beyond concrete disarmament talks. Camp David discussions included Dillon Hare old Caedy and O Neil amid a broader advisory circle.
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Macmillan
Mayse
James C. Hingerty
Eisenhower
Hagerty
Univ
Paris
Charles de Gaulle
France
Nikita Khrushchev
Presiden
Mire Jister
Aspen Lodge
Camp David
Douglas Dillon
Sue Hareold Caedy
Con O'Neil
British Foreign Office
Washington
Mac Milan
Nelearest
Geneva
Macgillan
Catoctin Mountain
Southern Governors Debate Delegations to Democratic Convention
Arkansas Gov Bufof Faubus and others weigh how many delegates from the South will back Butler and the party. Tennessee and South Carolina leaders differ on pledged support while Alabama dismisses duplication plans and Georgia’s governor is unavailable for comment as regional leaders respond to the Democratic National Convention agenda.
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Arkansas
Southam
Wis ‘Laken
Paul Butler
Southon
Hey
Butler
Orval B. Foubis
Los Angeles
Oll O
Buford Ellington
Tennessee
South Carolina
National Party
George Lewis Bailes Jill
Alabama
Democratic Executive Committee
Ernest Vandiver
Georgia
Weather Continued From Page One
Weather data for multiple cities appears with partial readings and times. The readable fragments list values such as 58 49 51 44 and 20 7h OB OT showing inconsistent numbers and missing details across San Francisco Seattle Tampa and Washington areas.
Krushchev's Pacific Visit and Paris Summit Plans
Krushchev toured Reims Cathedral and toured a champagne cave in Epernay then attended an official dinner in Lille. James Hagerty said talks covered summit prep and a May 16 meeting with French President de Gaulle and Soviet Premier Khrushchev in Paris. The two sides reportedly favored a short term moratorium on underground nuclear tests if a safeguarded treaty is possible.
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Epernay
Lille
Krushchev
James Hagerty
Charles da Gaulle
Nikita Kheushchev
Paris
Eisenhower
Macmillan
Soviet Union
United States
Britain
Briain
Veljetant
Third U.S. stamps listed for sale in Virginia
A listing announces the sale in Charlottesville Virginia on May 16 featuring the American Credit series with bold words of Thomas Jefferson.
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U.S
Thomas Jefferson
Charlottesville
Castro rebuts U.S. claims on communism and treaties
In a four hour radio TV interview Castro rejects U.S. labels linking his government to communism and asserts Cuba did not sign the Rio Pact. He criticizes reliance on anti communist allies and defends agrarian reform while noting he knows of no communist dissenters within his ranks. Herter counters with cautious remarks on sympathizers.
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Castro
Arterieut
Casto
Vof
Christlarr
Ay Herter
Herter
Cuba
Unite States
Tere
Mid-South Utilities Reports Jump in Net Income in 1989
Middle South Utilities Inc reported a 74 percent rise in net income to 22.5 million for 1989, noting 71 million was spent on construction the prior year and an 81 million program planned this year. The company owns four operating entities including Arkansas Power & Light and New Orleans Public Service.
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Helena
Arkansas Louisiana Gas Co
Elit
Ark la
Dollays, Li
Nelson enters Pine Bluff Senate race amid Faubus era clash
Knox Nelson 33 of Pine Bluff longtime Jefferson Cavaly representative announced his candidacy for the State Senate seat held by Sen. Sam Levine. Nelson backs the Faubus administration ally iGov Orvan Paubus while Levine has opposed some Faubus measures and withdrew from renomination to run for Fourth District chancellor. Nelson plans to file pledges with Secretary of State C. G Hall this week.
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Pine Bluff
Ark
Knox Nelson
Jefferson Cavaly
Senate
Sam Levine
Nelson
iGov
Orvan E. Paubus
Levine
Faubus
C. G Hall
Special Panel Called in Murder Trial
A special panel of 26 prospective jurors was called today in Little Rock to try Clarence Stewart, a Negro, on murder charges. The regular and special juries faced challenges as defense motions were overruled. The case involves the fatal stamping of William Caldwell during a robbery at a North Little Rock auto supply store, with defense seeking testimony from longtime commissioners on jury representation.
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Little Rock
Clarence Stewarton
Fise Woomerg
Pulaski
William Lirby
Kirby
Stewart
Negris
William N. Caldwell
North Lite Hack
Williams
Harold Andrersall
E. M Granoff
Jack L. Branch
Evgent Jilly Fistiis
Public Suffrage Action for Democratic Elections Cited
Fragmentary note lists candidates awaiting Democratic party action for public suffrage subject to August elections. Text shows garbled OCR with missing names and dates, but indicates formal eligibility and pending committee review.
Yerger High School to stage mystery comedy Thursday
The Yerger High School Junior Class rehearses a three act mystery comedy You’ll Die Laughing for presentation in Harris Gym on Thursday April 4 at 8 p.m. Sponsors Mrs Naom Yerger and Miss Bertha Brittain tout the play as one of the season’s best with further information to follow. Funeral services for Mrs Lucy Jones Will Be held in Will Ark with burial at St Luke Cemetery. Hicks Funeral Home in charge.
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Yerger High School
Harris Gym
At & P.m
Naom Yerger
Bertha Brittain
Fuurther
Mes
Lucy Jones
Will. Ark
Moesh
Luke Cme
Crurehey Ozan
Wesday
Pan
Buts Jlal
St. Luke Cemetery
Hicks Funeratome, Inc
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