PSC Told AP&L Rates a $4.1 Million Increase
Two utility experts reported to the Arkansas Public Service Commission that Bran don Power & Light Co would face a $4.18 million deficit annualized at a six percent return, with discrepancies in how Reynolds Metals and co op contracts affect the deficiency. The PSC set a May 10 hearing on the studies while AP&L President R F E Ritchie offered no comment.
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Litt Rock
Brandon Power & Light Co
State Public Service Commissions
APIL
James M. Hanker
Frankfort Kyi
Pics
Jerry Flanders
Jefferson City
Lewis M. Robinson
Corse
R. F E. Ritchie
Ap&l
PSC
P&c
Cat Sullants
Ap&ls
PSG
Honaker
Flanders
Reynolds Metals’ Co
Electric Ecrops
Rind
Municipal
Reynolds
Flanders Masten
Kantuckian
Arkansas -Missouri Power Co
Agi Saltants
Ritchie
Alnat
Sailors Narrowly Escape Death in Highway Crash
MENA UP two sailors from Finey View West Virginia Wade Westfall Marion NC and Thomas Ames narrowly escaped death when their car plunged off US Highway 270 near Kansas by Southern Railroad tracks. They escaped the wreck but Ames and Westfall were seriously injured awaiting repairs as a southbound train approached.
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Thomas Ee Ames
Finey View
W. Va
Wade Westfaill
Marion N. CO
Cary
Kansas
Southern
Ames Ang Woesifalaye
West Coast
Tweilies
Red River Crest Expected As Water Rises
Red River reached 80.34 feet at Fulton this morning and continues to rise. The crest is expected today at or below 83 feet. Early drops at Index and Little River indicate a slight fall. A levee slide north of Fulton is noted but no danger is seen. Farmers and stockmen are warned about stranded cattle on islands. General rainfall is not expected to significantly alter conditions.
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Red River
Fulton
Migs Ina Logan
May Day Celebrations Highlight Global Communist Rhetoric
Across nations on May Day, Communists dominated events with anti Western speeches and parades. In Moscow, Zhukov claimed modern Soviet military readiness while denouncing U.S. atomic policy. speakers urged peaceful coexistence amid tensions. Mailmen convention slated for Fort Smith with Kansas Carrier units and officials named.
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Associated. Press
Mark Inderstay
United States
Europe
Asia
Kremlin
Moscow
Red Square
Georg! Zhukov
Zhukov
Russia
Sweet Home Community Organizes Local Efforts
In a recent meeting Sweet Home Community formed committees under Rural Community Improvement Association. Officers include Carroll Lee as president and E J Spears as secretary treasurer with ward reporters. Planning and development chaired by Harold Ingram. other chairs include Yarberry, Brown, Loo, Bright, and Montgomery. Next meeting set for May 23 at 8 pm.
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Sweet Home Community
Carroll Lee
W.T. Yarberry
E. J.spears
J. E. Ward
Carral Lee
Harold Ingram
Bailey L Warnken
JE. Spears
Lester Wade
W. T. Yarberry
Carl Brown
Guy ‘Loo
Bil Bright
Will’ Campbell
W. T.yarberry
Daerls Carmen
J. B. Ward
Gladys Phillips
M. JH. Montgomery
Harvey Montgomery
Zack Stone
Ap. m
Attorneys Seek Oil Company Records
Government antitrust lawyers ask a federal court in Alexandria Virginia to enjoin about 35 major oil firms from destroying documents needed for a grand jury probe into oil price increases. Judge Albert Bryan Jr. set a hearing, while the Justice Department cites a firm file destruction program tied to the inquiry.
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Washington
Recont
Federal District Court
Alexandria
Albert’ S
Bryan
Justice Department
Brownell
Corus
Writer Grace Metallous Reveals Hollywood Dream and Legal Woes
The New York author Grace Metallous, famed for a New England village novel, discusses her California coastal project Jewn on the California coast and the Hollywood scene. She recently wrapped up details for a forthcoming book and candidly recalled challenges at high society parties, noting a dramatic shift in atmosphere and public scrutiny.
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New
York
Jady
Grace
Melulious
New England
Metallous
Hollywood
Beverly Hilton
Gnothey
Mars
Melidious
Mountain View
Nes Gas Sovensial
Mian
NATO Ministers Gather in Bonn for Three Day Talks
In Bonn Germany ministers from 16 NATO nations gather for a three day meeting to discuss Soviet disarmament plans Western reaction to them and the Bonn Republics defense buildup Secretary of State Dulles arrives with Mrs Dulles and is greeted by thousands at the airfield The talks are expected to cover German reunification nuclear control and increasing economic unity including the U S program to equip Bonn's emerging armed forces
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Germany
NATO
Walles
U. S
Air Fores
Dulles
Brilei
Washington
Kin Nat
Konrad Adelmier
U.S
Bonn Republic
Soviet Russia
Isenhower
Britain
Lord Ismay
Iin
London
Value of Water Told to Hope Kiwanians
Monroe Samuels urged Hope Kiwanis to conserve soil and water resources noting 250 million acres at risk. He warned erosion floods and sedimentation threaten agricultural productivity and national wealth, while praising modern farming yet stressing limits. Emory Thompson organized the talk with Jimmy and Richard Arnold as special guests and Henry Beaman named Banaman of the Week.
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Monroe Samuels
Stockman
Soil Conservation Distriet
The
Hope Kiwanis Club
America
United States
Emory Thompson
Jimmy
Richard Arnold
DeAnn
Hope Junior Changbep
Commerc
Hempstead
Binanian
Henry Beaman
Lova
Theas Dey
Club Promotional Activisias
Frank Douglas
Business Affairs Pommitige
Truck Collides with Pole on West Third Street
Late last night a driver, apparently intoxicated, lost control and struck a telephone pole on West Third Street near Area Street. Authorities reported the crash caused minor injuries and traffic delays while emergency crews secured the scene.
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Third St
Apparenay
West Third
Aera Street
Lbs
Corn Belt Sets March Record in Production
Corn Belt Hatcheries reported record March output with 905,084 baby chicks allocated across three plants in the South. Hope facility hatched 473,251. new Dolado operation boosted overall capacity, driven by improved hatchery tech and ventilation.
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Margit
Corn Bell Hatcheries
Arkansas
Ireeda Rath Greeny
Durlyg Maret
Corn Bell
South
Hope
Drom Harteltig Eee
Bouthweat
Artemisis
Moekunters
Dolado
Greenan
Heleney Incrediad
Lye
Miveh
Flood Threat Eases Across Texas Rivers
In Texas the Sabine River crested near Gladewater at 39.95 feet, 13.95 feet above flood stage, while other rivers including the Colorado Nueces Guadalupe Trinity and Brazos eased. Evacuations continued in some areas as high water isolated residents and a prison detainee drowned during flood cleanup. Federal and state agencies reported thousands affected and road washouts blocking more than 55 highways, with conditions expected to worsen if Sabine levels rise further.
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Sabine River
Guidewater
Texas
Down
Immertilla
Thomas
Teasty
Sabine
Colorado
Nueces
Guadalupe
Trinity
Brazos
Dds
Melvin Furray
Gladewater
Texas Do. Ing
Federal Housing Project
Gladewatar
Jim Wilett
Wis Hille
State Highway Department
Civil Defense
Welcome W.wilson
BI McGill
Gladywater
Saturdine
Navy Recruiting a King Cotton Company
The Navy plans to recruit a 70 man unit called the King Cotton Company from Arkansas and Tennessee. They will train at the Great Lakes Naval Training Center and await deployment. Applicants may be processed immediately and returned home until May 20. information from Chief Rudeseal, Navy Recruiter, at Hepa Post Office.
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King Cotton ‘Company
Great Lake
Naval ‘Freining
Rudtoseal
Joyal
Arkansas
Tennessee
Great Lakes
King Gollan Company
Clugt, Rudeseal
Abe
Hepa
Cach Morty
Hidden Heart Disease Often Escapes Early Tests
Los Angeles study reports many healthy appearing adults harbor hidden heart disease. Of 1,652 labeled normal by procedures, 82 developed heart trouble within 30 months, 46 in their mothers showed potential disease, and 13 died in 29 years. Electrocardiograms detected advance signs in only 6 of 26 confirmed cases, suggesting prevalence about 73 per 1000.
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Los Angeles
California Medical Association
L. S. Guorke
Sistant
Public Health School of the Universty of California
Gerke
Supper to Raise Funds for Uniforms for Senior Band
The Hope Wright Selwor Barr Auxiliary will host a Chicken Spaghetti Supper in the High School Cafeteria on May tf from 5:30 to 7:00 p.m. Adults pay 1.00 and students 0.50. Proceeds benefit the Senior Band uniform fund as new uniforms are ordered for delivery next September. Workers from the Band Auxiliary will sell tickets at Creasy Center Drug Store.
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Hope Wright Selwor ‘Barr
Buird
Workshop on Furniture Here Friday
A refinishing and upholstering furniture workshop for Home Demonstration Club members is set for Friday May 3 at W O Hall from 9 am to 3 pm. Mrs Lorraine B Wylie notes the event as part of National Home Demonstration Club Week April 28 to May 4. Attendees should bring a piece of furniture and all supplies, with a pot luck lunch at noon.
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W. OW. Hall
Lorraine B. Wylie
Omarrow
Arkansas
Arkvists
Bop
Homecoming at Yellow Creek Sunday
A church homecoming will be held Sunday May 5 at Yellow Creek Church three miles southeast of Saratoga announced by WM Dillard. The notice confirms the event and location for local residents and attendees.
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Yellow Creek
Judge Hurt In Parking Lot Slip At Court House
Judge James H. Pilkinton sustained a cut between two fingers after slipping on tar and grease on a parking ramp while entering the Court House. First aid and six stitches followed. he returned to work the same day. In other notes, Hope High School athletes dominated a district meet at the Country Club with a 161 team score led by Gerald and Larry.
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James H. Pilkinton
Court Howe
Dhe Health
Dhe
Emer Pnee
Hope High Gelmm
Glakes
Camden
Larry
Gerald
Fay
Gattey Camden
Arkel Adelphia
Prescott and
DeQueen
President weighs radio appeal on budget and aid
President Eisenhower may address the nation by radio and television to push his budget and foreign aid program. GOP leaders said talks with the people could help sell the administration plan while congressional debate continues on civil rights and funding.
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Misenhower
Eisenhower
Oo Inochilia
Sen
Kinowland
California
Eisenshower
Hose Press
James C. Waverty
Naverty
Tor Qheshah
Beet
Nagerty
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GOP
Knowland
White House
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Knowline
Wisenhower
Butack
Martin
Massachusetts
Bil Knowland
Lintend
Ahwad
Lyndon Johnson
Texas
Senate
Weather Station Report For Arkansas Update
Weather data shows mixed notes with Arkansas rainfall 18.92 inches in April and 0.34 inches in May, totaling 32.98 inches for the year. Scattered showers and thunder showers expected through Thursday with notable temperature changes and a forecast near 60 tonight and highs near 70s.
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