Kennedy Turns Up Pressure as Campaigning Heats in West Virginia
Senator Humphrey addressed workers at a Huntington glass plant and plant gates in Charleston area as he argued Kennedy leads Democrats toward November. The exchanges reflect intensified race between Kennedy and Nixon in the state where about 930,000 of 70,000 registered Democrats will shape the political climate.
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Jack Davis
Kennedy
Humphrey
Charleston
Huntington
Wumphrey
Loth
Court Sets Aside Two Sentences in Drowning Death
Arkansas Supreme Court voids three year penitentiary terms for Brier Kaygen and Jimmie Tibbett in the drowning death of Chinton Silvey at an abandoned Scott County pit last August. The court found insufficient evidence to sustain involuntary manslaughter verdict and ordered retrial.
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Little, Nock
Arkansas Supreme Court
Brier Kaygen
Jimmie Tibbett
Chinton Silvey
Scott County
Scott Circuit
Gouyt
Silvey
Claudine Gillam
Robineon
Ragen
Giforta
Weather Apkasas Forecast: Partly cloudy to mild with showers
All Arkansas stations expect clear to mainly cloudy skies, mild conditions, and a small chance of widely scattered showers through this afternoon, tonight, and Tuesday. Temperatures range from the upper 70s to mid 80s, with regional variations.
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Apkasas
Assqliater Press
Arkansas
al Fernoon
Weather summary from Albany page
Albany weather page reports cloudy skies with temperatures around sixty degrees. Forecast indicates continued cloud cover and mild conditions, with no significant precipitation expected throughout the day.
Hope Chamber of Commerce Plans Industry Appreciation Day
Hope area industries will be honored on Tuesday May 24 as part of Industry Appreciation Day. An afternoon open house at Tope’s tieyeat in dusiry leads to a 7 p.m. banquet at the school cafeteria with speaker Winthrop Rockefeller, plus other distinguished guests.
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Hope Chamber of Commerce
Pred O. Ellis
Hope
Tope
Tieyeat Indusiry
Wire Printucls Ca. Gt
Winthrop Rockefeller Ag
Jova
Bervive
Chamber of Commerce
Lis
Air Force Accused Of Widened Recon Flights Without Clear Presidential Approval
Chicago Sun-Times reports the U S Air Force claimed authority for reconnaissance flights over Russia without explicit presidential or civilian adviser authorization. The Sun-Times cites a manual by General Thomas J White asserting independence from Washington policy makers for overflights during the past years.
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Chicago
API
Chicago Sun-Times
U.S
Russia
Washington
Sun-Times
United States
State Department
Eh}senhower
Go Sun-Times
Vues
Thomas J. White
Ali’ Paree
The
Sal
Air Paree
Re-election Sought by Talbot Feild
Talbot Feild Jr announced his candidacy for re-election to the office of Representative. The Star notes the official statement from Feild praising his record and urging support. Continued on Page Feuer.
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Talbot Feild
Talbot Feild, Jr
Star Today
Talbot Pald
Office of Representative
Feld
Feuer
Eight Negro students charged after shop demonstrations
In Pulaski County eight Black students from Phander Smith College for Negroes were arrested April 18 after protesting at Blass and Pfeffers stores. Judge Quint Glover sentenced four to 60 days in jail and $250 fines on April 21, with two others facing added penalties. Attorney Harold Anderson represented the defendants as J. Frank Hult sought an early trial date. Two students faced additional charges under Act 14 of 1959, with 30 extra days and $150 fines. Names include Harold Anderson, J. Frank Hult, Frank James Snapper, Thomas B. Robinson, Rene D. Smith, Melvin T. Jackson, William Rogory Jr, Sammy J. Baker, Winston Jones, and McLoyd Buchahan.
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Ansal
Tiay
Dalnst
Chelappesit
Hatay
Pulaski
Willie S. Klrby
Phlander Smith College
Dart
Citchi Court
Quint Glover
James Snapper
Thomas B. Robinson
Lemperan Robison
Rene D. Smith
Melvin T. Jackson
William Rogory Jr
Sammy J Baker
Winston Jones
McLoyd Buchahan
ITV Rock
Prescott to Get Pajama Factory In Arkansas
Prescott Arkansas officials announced a 100000 pajama factory will locate there May 16. The Prescott Duatorial Development Commission will employ about 200 people at the plant operated by The Saving Marx Mfg Co of New York. Production of all types of pajamas will begin immediately in a building formerly occupied by the Mastey Fil pres Cu.
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Prescott, Ark
Prescott {Aduatorial Development Commission
Saving Marx Mfg. Co
New York
Coronation Planned by Baptist GAs
The Girls Auxiliary Coronation will be held in the Baptist Church Sanctuary on Wednesday May 1 at 7 40 p m under the direction of Mrs Charles Reynerson. Mrs Hendrix Spraggins will be at to organ and Mrs Womey Bagouley and Mrs John McClanahan will give the charges and crown the queens. Assisting will be the prior and Theymedigie Counsel os Misses Velora Breiht Judy Beth Davis Ste Ann Smith Sherria Hawlins Pat Valentine Cecila Godwin and Pat Butt pubs. The girls who have final requirements to be recognized for achievements in For Ward Steps of GA are as follows Queens Mary Alice Caston Pora Ann King Joy Davis Judy Owen Kathy Thrash Lynda O'Steen Sharon Evans and An nette Hatfield Princesses Diane Elis Carolyn Ugfield Donna Taylor Jacque Plelding Mary Beth Alen Carel ain Saylor Diagane Porte Susan Furner Lynne Barto Sygani Cook and Martha Mubelland Belly Manrog and Mayaleffern den Ladies-N-Wailing Peggy Duke Brenda Barentine Beverly Walt ers June Grigg Mary Alen Beauly Pat Stogers Charlye Moore Ellen Turner and Cynthia Trout Maidens Jean Kinsey Peggy McCorkle Becky Buller [inde Miller Becky Kilgore Rachel Bal son and Cynthia Caller
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Baptist
Sherria Hawlins
Pat Valentine
Cecila Godwin
Pat Buttpubs
Mary Alice Caston
Pora Ann King
Joy Davis
Judy Owen
Kathy Thrash
Lynda O'Steen
Sharon Evans
Annette Hatfield
Diane Elis
Carolyn Ugfield
Donna Taylor
Jacque Plelding
Mary Beth Alen
Carel Ain Saylor
Diagane Porte
Susan Furner
Lynne Barto
Sygani Cook
Martha Mubelland
Belly Manrog
Mayaleffernden
Peggy Duke
Brenda Barentine
Beverly Walters
June Grigg
Mary Alen Beauly
Pat Stogers
Charlye Moore
Ellen Turner
Cynthia Trout
Jean Kinsey
Peggy McCorkle
Becky Buller
Inde Miller
Becky Kilgore
Rachel Bal
Son
Cynthia Caller
Bureau Board Plans Meeting and Delegation to Magnolia
Mempstead County Farm Bureau Board of Directors will hold its regular meeting at the Diamond Cafe Tuesday, May 10 at 8 30 pm, announced by Charles Key, president. The board will arrange plans for sending a delegation to Magnolia on Tuesday May 17 for a regional Farm Bureau Leaders Conference. Any Bureau member is welcome to attend.
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Mempstead County Farm Bureau Board of Directors
Diamond Cafe
Charles Key
Directors in School Case Are Upheld
The Arkansas Supreme Court unanimously upheld limits on school directors authority noting a 1947 consolidation agreement had no state levy backing to compel actions. The ruling also affirmed damages in related cases including Cox and Vines, with multiple appeals remanded or affirmed.
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Little Rock
At kAltsas Supreme Court
Porgy
Paul X. Williams
Perryville
Alscontiie
Cherry Till
Irving Brow
Cherry Mi
Cherry
Fonitas
Saas
Jim Tornson
Supreme Court
Brown
Chirk Circuit
Onabee Cox
Cuells Sumlion
J.C. Cox
GW Parkrider
Miss Cox
Arkadelphia
Harkvider
Harkrider
Anel Synton
Mise Cox
Ie Supreme Court
Eraneyus
Hell Hut
Alice Vines
Columbia County
Walid
Lune
Mors
Arkansas Power & Light Co
Leonard Vines
Vines
Fillig
Bell
Columbia Circuit Court
Craighead
Butler Barnes
Coward
Ralph Pfeifer
Anuh A. Jones
J. Hal Jungs
Washington
Arkansas Pacmes
Austt
Crayford Chancery Colt
Wiltner Vues
malMain & Love
Citywide Revival under Way at Courthouse Square
A citywide Lay Gospel Tent revival begins at Courthouse square led by evangelist Larry Rogers of Dalige. Services feature music and times unknown as invitations go out to the public.
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Courthouse Square
Larry Rogers
Dalige
Wildu
Ales Agine
Trie
Eisenhower News Conference Plans and Plane Incident
Secretary Hagerty hedged on when Eisenhower would address the nation or hold a news conference amid questions about the shot down spy plane over Russia. He indicated a midweek address was possible but withheld details, while denying a published report that Eisenhower ordered a blanket ban on journalism near Communist frontiers pending investigations.
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Eawassing
Sident Bisanho Wai
Clevlelah Radio
Aimerican
Peante Hotare
Lie Pals
Waskert
Sideaitih Sa
C. Hagerty
Gines
Hagerty
heWsmen
Eisenhoner
Eisenhower
Hal
Haysety
Russia
Nagerly
Mongerly
Thrash Thrash to Speak at Baptist Men Meeting
Melvin Tiras son of Mr and Mrs W L Thrash of Jlope will be guest speaker at Pipkl Baptist Church men’s Brother in Christ supper tonight at 6 40. He is a BradhaIe of Mope and Suduol with degrees from Lae shila College and the LI of A and works as public industrial manager for the Arkansas Baptist Strike Convention handling a large fund.
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Melvin Tiras
W. L. Thrash
Jlope
Inod Flpper
Tanight
Thrash
Bradhale
Suduol
Laeshila College
Majay
Thrash Yves
Lille Rockland
Arkansas
Quiets Ganyattly
le Suill
Distuky Gdmlp
City Police Report Three Accidents
City Police investigated three traffic crashes over the weekend. On South Main Street a car driven by Elijah Margix collided with a vehicle driven by 1 8 Brown, with Brown charged for license issues. A Saturday collision on De Hae Street involved Autry Gosnes and Denver Merlin, with injuries reported. Officers Martin and Sinyard filed the reports.
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South Mai
Elijah Margix
Brown
Moris
Failura Ty
Deireps
Lywkes
de Hae Street
Ronnie Phillips
Ant
Julian Baechurn
Yous Philips
Marty Ands Sinyard
Summit Talks in Paris Shadowed by Spy Incident
The Moscow affair strains diplomacy ahead of the Paris summit opening Monday. Western officials describe US actions as provocative while Britain and France urge caution. The incident raises fears of heightened intelligence tensions complicating talks between East and West.
Storm Aid Sought After Distant Arkansas Twister
Disrupted reports show Ark area hit by a tornado causing widespread damage. Local officials estimate property losses and medical needs rise as communities mobilize aid and assess destruction to churches and residences.
Cites Need As Vigilance In Soviet Intelligence War
Moscow dispatch reports Stanley Johnson on U S Soviet aerial surveillance plans and vigilance as Western officials debate intelligence collection. The article quotes top aides criticizing Soviet air programs while the State Department defends that all nations conduct such activity, framing the issue in Cold War terms.
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Stanley Johnson
Moscow
APY
Provde
Formmiunish Marty
Janels G
Pawars
Serritoyy
Thorph
Plana
U.S. State Department
Soviet Union
Arkadelphia event details spark community gathering
The Star outlines a local town event hosted by City Baptist Church and organizers like Garrett Menwral and Glenn Calhoun. It features performances by various clubs and individuals, a scheduled public program with speakers, and anticipated musical acts and awards at Arkadelphia.
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Hepremenjarivess
Faye State
Curtis Churchwell
Garrett Menwral Chere
Due Dike
The
City Baptist Church
Glenn Calhoun
Hoyt Gospel Taburbage
Worming Does
Kiyanig
Dinomy fAvyil
Hukury Club
Curvall Stowe
Arperican Begiyn Word Ward
Centrary Bible Chis
Billy Wallers
Oigus Club
Washingtons tense week on Cold War brink
Fragmented OCR text describes high level tensions between the United States and Soviet Union. Mentions Eisenhower Khrushchev meeting plans, security concerns, and warnings of intelligence investigations. References Britain France and the Union in a broad war context with incomplete names and dates.
Earl A Hastings To Be Buried At Marlbrook
Earl A Hastings aged A of Yeaurkana died at Steevaport Hospital. Funeral at the American Methodist Church. Survivors include Joye Woo of Denver and Adela Tay of Valin Ny. Burial Tuesday at Bells Ghay near Blevins. Burial by Herndaens.
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Jur Ambrose
Yeaurkana
Steevaport Hospital
Mathodist Church
Denver
Fluinview
Pee Gap
Veausy
Fungerfiell
Tex Hansur
Adela
Tay
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Eddy
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Arkatskis Boys
Slate
America Legion
Lloyd Mehmatt
Teddy
Soper Society
Ll-Gov
McArk-Key du Distret
Mu Alpha
Data Aid
Gracuylo
London
Air
Bison Rower
Preimion - Nile Khyushehey
Pentagon
Dln
Radio Pajping
China
Kth
sVostuin Teyroga
Moyl
Aditorial
Paris
Beneraly
Erate
Boston West
Lendo Times
Central Intelligence Agency
Parisewspaper
le Pigaro
Tavis Dent
Mireur
Isusral
News Chronicle
Wiyder Phe Wastter
Moneilion
Ark
de Henliy Mealtee
Loenalio
Schoal Snr
William
Keaton
Faubus
Mace
Nostic
Fem
Conky Muroral Hospital
Chartie Wilitn
Hoxplil Adinistrator
Uh Arkanstis
Poeleluae Yrowler
Arkansus
Kroger
Weslinghuuse
Arken- Suk
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Voli Bk
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Inet
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Clint
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Union
Uae
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Prag
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Bisenhgweros
Khrushchev
Econ
Harold Merrillan
Telaated Peenet
Foi
Earl A
Hasting
Marlbrook
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