Arkansas Tour Boosts Lakes And Narrows As Texan Visitors Grow
Our Daily Bread critic notes Arkansas tourism publicity and a May 16 season opening highlight a motorcade from Harrison to Russellville led by Governor Francis Cherry. He argues Shoals and Norfolk attract more Texans, but Narrows Lake benefits from local promotion and remains a top draw for Texas families.
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Ozarks Playgrounds Association
Park Hotel
Imet Springy
Ozarks Lakes
Eamp Group
Diamond
Narrows Dam
Shoals
Norfolk
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Ranking Junior High Students Are Listed
The Hope Junior High School announces top students led by Jo Ellen Barr with a perfect 4.00 GPA as the highest honor. Linda Gilbert is second with 5.6, while Tom Polk and Barbara Powell tie for third at 5.6. Other top eighth graders include Royce Weisenberger 5.5, Glendy Huckabee and Mary Jean Sparks 5.3, and several at 5.1 to 4.6.
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Hope Junior High School
Frank Mason
Jo Ellen Barr
Linda Gilbert
Tommy Polk
Barbara Powell
Royce Weisenberger
Glendy Huckabee
Mary Jean Sparks
Marilyn Reece
Larry Martin
Diane Helpys
Shelia Foster
Donny Stanley
Webb Laseter
Max Miller
J. B. Henry
Seth
Adams Describes Pressure from Cohn in Army McCarthy Hearing
Army Counselor John G. Adams testified that Roy Cohn heaped abuse and extreme pressure on him to gain favors for Pvt G. David Schine. Adams said Cohn flew into a rage when barred from a radar lab at Ft Monmouth and pressured him daily from November 10 to December 8 to set a New York assignment for Leo MeCarthy subcommittee aide. He called the pressure the greatest he had faced in government service.
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Washington
Army
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Roy M. Cohn
G. David Schine
Adams
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Cohn
Stevens
Ft. Monmouth
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Joseph R. MeCarthy
New York
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Wnpald
Slone
Subcommittee
Ray H. Jenkins
Pentagon
Congress
Congressional
Jenkins
Coha
Shover Springs Singing Sunday at Church
Regular monthly singing services at Shover Springs Church on Sunday May 18 at 2 pm. The public is invited.
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Shover Springs
Proclamation Endorses Buddy Poppies Fund Drive
Mayor John L. Wilson urges Hope citizens to support the VFW Buddy Poppy drive on May 15 1954. Proceeds aid disabled veterans widows and orphans while citizens are urged to wear the poppy as a symbol of gratitude to those who served.
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United States
Veterans Administration
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John L. Wilson
City of Hope
Eisenhower condemns unauthorized FBI data use
President Eisenhower denounced any officer supplying confidential FBI material without authorization. He defended the principle over McCarthy related specifics, warning that furnishing secret security data by any serviceman is reprehensible and must be disciplined. He stressed loyalty and oath duties for all ranks.
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McCarthy
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Onliseld
Food Engineer Garnaty Probes Everyday Kitchen Aids
George Garnaty, a Kroger Food Foundation leader in Cincinnati, champions food engineering to standardize quality. His team uses 254 devices to objectively test products, inspecting 1000 items last year with only a tiny rejection rate for misrepresentation or government-grade faults.
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Mmaema
Garnaty
Gargaly
Woman Killed in Accident Near Fulton
Dr Elizabeth W Baker 77 of Dallas retired college matyractor and textbook author was killed about 3 30 p m Tuesday in an auto accident on Highway near Fulton Investigating Arkansas State Police said she tried to pass a truck load of Mexican laborers sideswiped the truck dodging an oncoming truck lost control and plunged off a 35 foot embankment The plunge left the driver decapitated when caught in a door She had taught English at Ballus and was an instructor at Mary Washington College Fredericksburg VA before retiring five years ago She wrote textbooks used in Virginia juvenile fiction works and others on pioneer life in West Texas The driver of the truck was Thomas Plores 38 of Eldcock Texas No charges planned in the incident Another two car accident near Suttons Livestock Commission on Highway 6 7 near Hope injured Donald Matthew a focal youth not believed seriously in a collision with a Texarkana man vehicle damage significant
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Dallas
Fulton
Arkansas
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Ballus
Baker
Mary, Washington College
Fredericksburg
Virginia
West Texas
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Boyd Hd Gibson
Thomas Plores
Ehdcock
Texas
Sutton
Livestock Commission
14 Year Old Admits Killing a 4 Year Old
An unemotional high school student told police he fatally beat and slashed a 4 year old girl in a Detroit garage behind her home. The body was found by three playmates and died after doctors fought to save her. The 14 year old, Terrence De Moss, gave no reason for the attack and faces a major crime charge in Criminal Court.
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Marion Jo Zobrovitz
Edward Jocquey
Terrence de Moss
Jocquey
de Moss
Gannok
Dulles urges free hand to use in Indochina Asia policy
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles pressed Congress for a free hand and funds beyond Indochina to curb communism in Southeast Asia. He spoke at a House Foreign Affairs panel secret meeting, proposing flexible use of over $1 billion for anti communist efforts in Indochina and potentially beyond, to counter shifts in the regional crisis. He noted no plan to abandon Indochina but warned against expecting fixed control amid rapid events.
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Golley
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UN Indochina
French Cabinet of Laniel Faces Motion of Confidence
Paris The Laniel government faced its gravest threat as it sought support for a second confidence vote over the timing of debate on Indochina. Dien Bien Phu’s fall intensified criticism, complicating Laniel’s path to a new vote and jeopardizing his future as deputies weigh their positions.
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Joseph Laniel
National’ Assembly
Laniel
Indochina
Tincer Laniel
Dien Bien Phu
Lawlel
Ruling in Wife Slaying Case Neat by Judge Don Gilliam
In Federal District Court Capt Obie W Stover Jr faces a trial on the charge of shooting his wife Mrs Prances Stover at their Cherry Point Marine Base apartment. The defense moved for acquittal after government witnesses testified. Autopsy by Lt Cmdr George Neador said death due to a neck bullet with no powder burns, suggesting a shot from behind. A hospital corpsman testified Stover admitted entering the infirmary after the shooting. another corpsman said Stover claimed his wife shot herself while they played with a revolver. Previous testimony placed the couple at the Cherry Point Officers Club around 11:30 p m with the shooting occurring about two hours later.
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Don. Gilliam
Obie
Blount
Teddy
Governmentia Tworday
Cmdr
George Neador
Camp LeJeune
Prances Stover
Neador
Cherry Point Marrine Air Base
Stover
William H. Spyder Jr
Ithe
Charles Hook
Snyder
Cherry Point
Karl Podulleh
Judge Fixes Fines on New York Dock Union
Federal Judge Harold P. B. imposes penalties totaling 92 500 for violations tied to a prolonged strike at the New York River docks. The National Labor Relations Board sought 9 10 000 in fines against the eight unions and members, with initial rulings and charges noting a history of violence linked to the dock workers union.
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Ovatrike
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National ‘Labor Relations Board
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AFL
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Constitutional Amendment Sparks Senate Debate on Court Size
Fragmented text reports on a constitutional amendment proposal affecting the Supreme Court size, Senate debate, and party positions. It notes possible long-term effects on judges and the path of the measure to the House, with reference to Republican and Democratic stances and procedural hurdles.
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Dittetine
Senate
Supreme Court
Ning
Ensar
All Around the Town By The Star Salt SHEEN
High School officials remind fans the athletic department carries debt from years of expansion across sports. A unified all-win approach is hoped, but questions arise if football should be dropped to ease finances. Booster Club funds faded. Coach Lawrence Martin lists key players and prospects for the season amid financial concerns.
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