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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1959
Page
5
Workers strike at New Jersey gas service amid demands and reduced operations. The dispute disrupted deliveries and prompted a pause in routine maintenance affecting customers statewide.
Fragmented excerpts show a Senate panel wrestling with culture policy and administration spending. Critics decry department mismanagement, foreign production costs, and surplus funding drills, urging reform and tighter legal adherence amid calls for broader aid.
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A stabbing attack at Philadelphia State Hospital left a victim severely injured as investigators piece together the incident. Police say suspect James L. Rigging fled Wednesday, with mental health issues noted and a manhunt underway.
Geveland Mississippi reports outline of rocket engine development. Wernher von Braun’s team discusses power, range, and delivery of missiles with 10 000 mile capability. Officials cite Redstone Arsenal, Atlas rockets, and agricultural sites as aims in a broad moon mission program.
Two accidents caused considerable damage this morning. Vehicles involved include a Buick Auto driven by Roomy Jorpy Giag of OgOkig and a low speed car driven by Sonia Webb of Hope. Police charged Gran with a light offense and later Smith with a different delving offense.
A committee said today President Gsuphowey shdings used emergency funds for matters not involving armaments. The Appropriations Committee considers allowing the President access to a fund for emergencies in national security, defense, or urgent needs. It cites a recent study on the security program and recommends 19.0 billion to support the executive office and commissions with constraints to prevent misuse.
May 15 events list at University of Aviunsas with awards for students in ceremony. Diane Mens named advertising manager at local Homengker. Pil Omega sorority initiation in early April. Robert McPherson to leave as high school social studies teacher for State University in June. Velera Bright and Harley Montgomery win all expense trip to St. Louis. Trip includes basebal gyms and sightseeing. Will Andrews of Hoar promoted to cases.
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A federal judge in Arkansas was urged yesterday to dismiss a suit challenging two new acts. The case, filed by Negro students against the Pine Bluff School Board, alleges a policy of school segregation and seeks equal placement opportunities for minority pupils. A three judge panel was assigned to hear the case, with response deadlines set for late May.
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A mentally ill man killed his mother and father with bullets at Rhode Island Hospital. The assailant, Russell Chace, aged about 50, escaped custody earlier and was confined only briefly before the attack. Police report indicate he had been under observation and was granted limited freedom prior to the killings.
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