MacMillan and Adenauer Agree On Main Aims
British Prime Minister MacMillan and West German Chancellor Adenauer said they are in full agreement on the main aims of their policies after two days of talks in Bonn. A diplomatic source said they had moved much closer on Britain's plan to trim forces in Germany while vowing no gaps in Western defense. The joint communique noted NATO deterrence and a mobile, better armed force, with Strauss to visit London for further defense talks.
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George Boultwood
Bonn
Macmilllan
West Germany
Britain
Macmillan
Non Ferchen
Ascrauer
Adenauer
Mecmillan
Germany
Starlings
George ‘Boultwood
Ister
Frane Josef
Strauss
London
Saison
NATO
Withs
Ezio Pinza Dies at 64 Broadway Idol Passes Away
Stamford reports the death of Ezio Pinza, famed Metropolitan Opera bass and Broadway star known for South Pacific. He died in his sleep at 2 pm at home, with family at his bedside, according to Dr. Advid For gel. The obituary notes his international fame and long career.
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Stamford
Conny
Onzio Pinza
Dover
South Pacific
Hls
Advid Forgel
Metropolitan Opera
Battle over Postal Funds grows on Capitol Hill
Washington reports a heated fight over Post Office Department funding as lawmakers consider restoring parts of the large cuts. Postmaster General Summerfield warns that 70 to 90 million dollars more are needed for fiscal 1958 to avoid service reductions, amid a substantial Senate Appropriations Subcommittee vote restoring roughly 40 percent of House cuts.
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Post Office Department
Capitol Hill
Summerfield
Congress
Eisenhower
Senate Appropriations Subcommittee
House
Post Office
Senate Appropriations Committee
Treasury
Tax Court
Sénate
Siloam Church Homecoming Announced for June
Siloam Church will hold its annual homecoming Sunday, June 8, three miles south of Bodcaw, announced by Rev. R L Martin. All are invited to attend and bring Juneless for the all day program.
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Siloam Church
Bodcaw
R. L. Martin
Expect Big Crowd at Horse Show in Arkansas
A big crowd is expected tonight for the opening of the annual Arkansas State Horse Show in Little Rock. The 3 day event features open jumping junior fine harness walking mares amateurs fine harness and more with 400 horses entered. About one third are from Arkansas and $10,000 in prizes awaits competitors. The Arkansas State Horse Show Association sponsors the event.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
The
Arkansas State Horse Show Association
Home Demonstration Leader Training Meetings Planned
A series of Home Demonstration Leader Training Meetings is scheduled for Thursday and Friday, May 9 and 10, in the Hempstead County Courtroom. Leaders will receive sessions on credit guidance, health education demonstrations, and use of the movie projector for club activities.
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Lorraine ‘B
Hempstead County
Helen Robinson
Agricultural Extension Service
Little Rock
William B. Rogers
Agriculture Extension Service
Famous Painter Says Hollywood Ruined Him
Harry Lachman a noted impressionist painter turned film director recalls Hollywood damaged his art career. He notes his shift to photography and film after fame, with connections to collectors and galleries.
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Hollywood
New York
Harry Lachman
Harry — Taehman
Wat Bim
French Legion of Honor
Opeyg
Mary Garegen Anes
Lacham
Forest Fires Ravage Northeast Woodlands Across Several States
A prolonged dry spell fuels widespread forest fires across Michigan New York Massachusetts and New Jersey. Firefighters battle blazes that have scorched thousands of acres threatening homes and a sports camp near Manchester Massachusetts. A Maine blaze burns 3200 acres as authorities isolate areas and enforce forest closing orders. A resident pleads guilty to violating the governor’s forest closure order with a $75 fine.
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New York State
Woodland
Massachusetts
Hampshire
Yarr
New Jerey
Maine
Jackman
Manchester
Mass
Boston
Plymouth - Carver
Avereil Harrimnan
Forest
Wurtsmith
Mich
Jay
Shen
Mystery Man Sentenced to 30 Months in Firearms Case
Joseph Cosel and Joseph Costello, figures tied to the Ace Cab Co and the Greenlease ransom mystery, were sentenced by Federal District Judge George H. Moore. Cosel received 30 months and Costello 18 months for violating the National Firearms Act, with sentences to start after surrender on May 2.
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Louis
Joseph Cosello
Pead
Ace Cab Co
Greenlease
Joseph John Canojjay
Costello
George H. Moore
Castella
Moore
Fustelly
Yearold Hobby
Yearold Hobby Srvemesne
Peurange
RSA
Washburn Seeks Support in Sales Tax Fight
Washburn urges public backing for repealing a 1% sales tax hike. He campaigns on television and through petitions seeking 00,990 valid signatures to force a popular vote. He argues tax burdens hit working citizens hardest while property values rise.
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Pilehigher
Enid
Orval Paulius Hid
University Medical Center
Jt Assembly
Tery Town
Washburn
Arkansas
I Washburn
Ili
Perty
House Approves Federal Aid Bill for School Construction
Washington House Education Committee approves a pruned five year 300 million dollar program for school construction with state matching. The panel cut 50 million from a two billion proposal, aiming to ease opposition and present a bipartisan compromise for passage in Congress.
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Washington
House Education Committee
Tthe Ptatay
Congress
Bailey
D—Wva
Cairman
Alley
Harry Ui
Polish Reds Party Faces Reforms Amid Power Struggles
An on again central committee meet may set reforms for the Polish Communist party by next year as liberal wing defies Soviet control. Wladyslaw Gomulka seeks greater independence from Moscow while conservatives press for maintaining old lines.
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Pero
Polish Communist Party
Wladyslaw Gomulkavinko
Nikita Khrushschpy
Kremlin
Grand Jury Takes Up Election Violations
A Heptpstead County Grand Jury opened Thursday morning to consider evidence of violations tied to campaign literature during the Hope city election. The panel reviewed a charge against Brow for distributing unauthorized political literature and discussed possible involvement of other parties. The court noted Grand Jury action would safeguard honest elections and serve as a bulwark against political persecution. Members listed include foreman Frank Hill and clerk Direk Watkins among others.
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Tye "Brown
City of Hope
Campagh
Uyton
Cutye
Methal
Dnds ‘of Justice
Grand Jury
Dleay
Tam
Grand ‘Jury
Frank . Hill
Direk Watkins
Wimmie Cook
Baliff
Frank.McLarty
Lyle McMahon
James Morrow
Odus Harvey
James Gaines
Bill Routon
Hamilton Hanegan
J. C. Burka
Santéd Dudney
Sloman Goodlett
Feso
Middlebooks
C, Nh. Collins
James Scott
E.L. iNations
Sweet Home RCI Plans First Project
At a Sweet Home RCI meeting about 300 attended a pot luck supper. President Carol Lee was absent. EF and Spears presided with prayer by Jim Carmen and a song by Zack Stone. Harold Ingram proposed repainting mail boxes with names, a plan adopted. Lester Wade offered a $3 prize for the nearest mailbox. Next meeting set for Thursday May 23 at 8. Mrs Ward reported. refreshments by Harold Ingram.
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RCT ‘Association
Sweet Home
Carol Lee
Spears
Jim Carmen
Zack, Stone
Harold Ingram
Lester Wade
J. E. ‘Ward
Hareld Ingram
Singing Sunday at Evening Shade
J dy Beckham announces the regular monthly singing services at Evening Shade Baptist Church Chugich on Sunday May 2. Everyone is invited.
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Dy Beckham
Reduin
Evening Shade
Chugich
Inyo
More Trouble Likely in Columbia
Turbulence looms in Colombia after President Gustave Rojas Pintlin wins reelection. The assembly voted 74 1 to grant him another term, while protests and strikes surged. Police used tear gas. reports claim 35 to 40 killed and over 100 injured in anti Rojas riots near Call, with five deaths officially in Bogota and Cali. Pro Royas demonstrators numbered about 1 000, demanding open banks and industries.
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Columbia
Gustave Rojis Pintlin
Conatiluenk
Ralus
Sliders
Peidwig
Trans
Cart
Rojis
Hinges
Goyut
Mobile Unit Inaugurated by KXAR
KXAR announced the inauguration of a mobile broadcasting unit per General Manager L. B. Tooley. The auto unit carries a 30 mile range short wave transmitter, rebroadcast from the studio, enabling broadcasts from parades fires wrecks and other locations. To advertise the mobile unit staff will cruise residential areas giving cash prizes for listeners interviewed at the vehicle in front of homes.
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KXAR
L. B. ‘Tooleey
Tooley
KXNAR
All Around Town Highlights From Hope And Batesville News
Albert Graves of Hope, Hendrix College student, elected president of Hendrix College student body for 1957 58, member of Alpha Tau Omega and junior counselor Hast Hall. Charles Jones of Guernsey elected president of Arkansas College Batesville sophomore class for the 1957 58 term. Moses Lawson of Hope honored at Founders Day ceremonies at Indiana University. Beulah Guerin and others attend State Optometric Convention at Hot Springs with Dr Georgi Desson of Chicago as principal speaker. Corbin Foster returns to Dallas after attending Southwest Shoe Show. Hope Shrine Club Fish Fry at Harvey Whitworths Lodge Lake Narrows Friday May 1 at 7 pm. Cars pool from Masonic Hall for rides and entertainment arranged by Egley Arlt. Hope High School student left for Hot Springs for annual class outing.
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Albert Graves
Hope
Hendrix
Hendrix College
Graves
Alpha Tay
Arkansags College
Batesville
Charles Jones
Guernsey
Qualar Glass
Moses Lawson
Rift
Ark Way
Apo Ingana. University
Hoosiey State
Hot Springs
Georgi |Desson
Chicago
Corbin Foster
T von Dallas
Hope Shrine Club
Brewer Accused in Connection With Dave Beck
Washington reports that Sen. John F Kennedy warned of an abnormal business relationship between Beck and Anheuser Busch officials to obtain competitive labor information. Kennedy cited Wilson testimony about improper access to data on wage demands and rival beer firms.
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Washington
John F. Kenedy
Hallon
Sen. Kennedy
Wilson
Beck
Los Angeles
California
Robert W. Kennedy
Chicago
Bray
Purson
Kennedy
Wilgon
Eisenhower Re Scales Down Foreign Aid Plan
Washington reports that President Eisenhower trimmed the administration foreign aid request from 4.4 billion to about 1.448 billion, with 2.4 billion for military aid and 1.0 billion in long term loans. Senate leaders said the president urged restraint and defended the budget amid world tension as Democrats pledge not to politicize the aid program.
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Eisenhower
White House
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Chipman Russell
G—Ga
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Senate
Lynas Dan DB. Johnson
Pexas
Hissenhower
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