Kennedy and ONeill Win Pulitzer Prizes
New York reports that Eugene ONeill posthumously won the drama prize for Long Day's Journey Into Night, while John F Kennedy received the biography prize for Profiles in Courage. Other awards went to Roberts for early American history and Frost noted among four prizes total. ONeill died in 1958.
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New York
Chammer Kereene O'Neill
Sendotm
Kenedy
D-Mass
Congress
Tit Letters
Journalizm
Columbia University
O'Neill
Draime
Lodg + Das
Kennedy
Myerr-uld
Magsachusels
Carlotta Monterey O'Neill
Oneill
Robert Frost
Robert Sherwood
Qneill
Kunbeth
Roberts
Committee to Resume Civil Rights Study
Washington moves to resume Civil Rights debate as House Rules Committee plans hearings this week with McCormack predicting passage by late May. He expects quick scheduling once hearings finish, while Smith opposes rapid action. Senate delays loom as McClellan backs attaching a right to work amendment amid Knowland warnings.
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Washington
House Rules Committee
Tsader McCormack
House
McCormack
Howard Smith
D-Vai
Senate
Judiciary Committee
Curtess
Sen
McClellan
D-Ark
New Democratic Advisory Council
Knowland
California
British Plan Would Halt A Weapons
London reports Britain's long range plan to register and end nuclear explosions. The proposal urges immediate joint drafting by Britain the United States and the Soviet Union of an agreement for advance registration with the United Nations of nuclear test explosions and limited international observation. A technical experts committee would oversee the process.
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London
Britain
U. WN. Disarmament
United States
Soviet Union
United Nations
Suggeset
Technigal
Britain weighs phased nuclear test pause under world pressure
The Britain Conservative government faces pressure to delay a nuclear test program tied to stopping fissile material production. Cmdr Alan Noyle says Britain would voluntarily conduct limited explosions to keep global radiation below harmful levels, while opposing a isolated halt outside a broader accord.
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Britain
Christmas Island
Cmdr
Alan Noyle
Herardous
Missing Pair in China Believed Lost in Transit
A family including a Cincinnati man, his wife, and their 18 month old son disappeared after leaving a hotel in Macao on April 27. Investigators say a Chinese cook may have linked them to a man previously known, with no further leads as police pursue possible sightings near Hong Kong and Macao.
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Nahood Fis
China
Donald J. ‘Bladewad
Cincinnati
Ohio
Seoul
Macao
Hong
Kong
James
Magnus
Blackwood
South Korea
Senuh
Afin
Wansen
Amerie
Amer
Blackgood
Neany
Follee
Local Youth Marksmanship and Recreation Grow in Hope
Hope civic groups back youth programs under the Youth and Recreation Commission. The Junior Skeet Club plans summer shoots to teach gun safety and marksmanship. Archery now has 100 members with wide participation. Swimming drew 13,200 attendees to the municipal pool last year. 5 supervised biographies funded this summer. The Youth Center, formerly Elks Hall, hosted 16,200 youths last year. Planned activities include dancing and ping pong. Notable guests from Kiwanis and local figures attended events, including Judge Lyle Brown and Kenneth Beasley, a new member.
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Gough
Rmany Boya
Elks Hall
Arks and Recreation Commission
Civic Clubs of Hope
Kiwahis Club
Sammy Strong
Doe Roy Atehley
David Moore
James Gilbert
Charles Beverley
Tonnie Taylor
Dale Wylie
Nella Walton
George Ann Lowe
Sie Moore
Lyle Brown
Roy Taylor
Dale Quinn
el Parado
Kenneth Beasley
Mr. Beasley
Woman and son die in dynamite blast at Paragould
Police seek estranged husband after a dynamite blast in a Paragould apartment killed Edna Sexton about 36 and her five year old son Charles Bittinger, demolishing a corner of the two story building. Nancy Bittinger sustained injuries. Jean Sexton, custody of a state welfare official, was not at home during the blast.
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Charles Sexton
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Cuse
Jonesboro
Sexton
Fietz
Memphis
Paragould
Algaret Board of Fids Meeting Notes
Fragmentary OCR summary shows Algaret board of fids meeting details. No clear date, location, or agenda available.
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Algaret
Board of Fids
Floods Still Menace Areas Near Houston
Floodwaters of the Brazos River swirled over a 101 square mile coastal plain area southwest of Houston. Thousands of acres of farmland flooded, spring crops ruined, and total damage pegged at 34 million dollars. Brazos reached 13 miles wide. 128 families fled homes as water neared Angleton. Guardsmen stood by for evacuations while other Texas rivers receded. forecast calls for more wet weather. Fort Bend and Ramsey Prison Farm lands and numerous communities sought federal relief as losses rose to about 88 million dollars.
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Dallas
Coastal
Houston
Texas
Brazos
Angleton
Brazoria
National
Weather Bureau
Hichmond
Fort Head
Hitch
Wardefl Hob Cousins
Bullinvgteh
Danzer
W. F. Green
Ramsey
Fort Bend
Hales BE. Dager
Federal Civil Defense Office
Chaffee Rifleman Holds Lead in Match at Fort Chaffee
Contenders prepare for two more rifle matches as L. C. Wesley of Fort Chaffee and K. Welty of Sterling Kansas climbed atop the rifle standings with a 75x400 set. J. C. Higinbotham and Polk trailed with 366 in pistol division as four matches were slated to begin.
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Chaffee
Eam
Army
Tadly Set
L. C. Wesley K. Welty
F Chaffee
Sterling
Kan
J. C. Hlgin P Cerler
Harmonke, Ark
FF Polk
Three Tide Totes Spark Alaska Time Nonsense
A fragmentary note references Alaska time names Pacific Standard Alaska Standard and Bering Sea Tithe with a garbled phrase about an hour's difference and an exchange. The readable bits point to time zone naming confusion rather than a clear event or person.
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Alaska
Bering Sea
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