Black student charged in bombing case at Central High
Trial coverage outlines statements by Detective Halcomb and others in the alleged bombing of Charlotte Walls, 14, at Central High. The all-white jury hears testimony from Milford T. Runnels and others while Monts and Negre face charges.
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Liptr
Udent
Ion Andra
PBS
Herbert Odell Mahls
Milford T. Runnels
Ghrlotia Walls
Central High
Monts
le Walls
Taday
Riunnels
A. K. Halcomb
Rininels
Monleater
Manis’ Tariarks
Botl Ruonels
Ialeumat Sais
Industries Honored at Hope Area Banquet
Hope Chamber of Commerce hosts an Industry Appreciation Banquet on May 2 with speaker Winthrop Ruckelatur. Local firms recognized include Graydon Anthony Lumber Co, Horace Anthony Hardwood Lumber Co, Arkansas Machine Specialty Co, Bruner Ivory Co, Cox Brothers Machinery, Hope Brick Works, Moyers Bakery, Southwestern Packing Co, Southwest Wood Products Co, Corn Belt Hatcheries, Hope Feed Mills, Arkansas Tank Co, Electronic Enterprises, Wire Products Co, Sheltery Floor Sweep, Arkla Village, Harold Hendrix Pulp Werks, and others.
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Ie Hope Champer of
Helmn
Hope High Soho
Winthrop Ruckelatur
Graydon Anthony Lumber Co
Horace Anthony Hardiwood Limber Co
Arkansas Machine Specialty Co
He ‘Bruner - Ivory Nde Cou
Cox Brother's “Machie
Ipgundryy - Hone Baslide Co
Hope Brick Works
Klipse & As Sociales
Moyers Bakery
Ram Wool: Co
Southarn Plaswooul Corps
Southwestern Packing Co
Spill Hickory Co
Southwest Wood Products Co
Corn Belt Hatcheries
Hope Feed Mills Tye
Arkansas Tank Co
Electronic Enterprises
Wire Products Co
Hope Reyer Co
Cougz Cela Bottling Co
Sheltery Floor Sweap
Arkla Village
Harold Hendrix Pulp Werxl
Arkansas Regional Forecast Mixed Clouds and Showers Today
Weather summary notes partly cloudy conditions across northwest Arkansas with isolated thunderstorms possible this afternoon and tonight. Highs mid 80s to around 90, lows near 60s, warm trend continuing into Wednesday with variable coverage and generally mild temperatures statewide.
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Arkansas
Noyiwest
Bos
Ark
Associated Press
Arkyisag
Wednonglay
Souheast
Crop report cites weather delaying planting across regions
Federal crop service notes heavy replanting of cotton and some rice and corn due to recent weather. Shortage of seed slows planting in many areas while fruit crops like strawberries ripen slowly. harvest underway in most sectors except northern counties.
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North Wear
SeéreyZani
Orders Mixed on Desegregation in New Orleans Schools
Apparent confusion follows a U S Supreme Court ruling outlawing segregation as judges urge immediate desegregation in New Orleans Parish while Governor Yeast Wardherst warns against demonstrations. National figures mark the anniversary with calls for broader integration amid mixed court actions and protests.
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New Orleans
U.S. Supreme Court
Diel
Gerald Raoult
Lo the Cat
Ausnia
Georgig
Horder
Ead
Jet
Martin Linder Kingly
Montgomery
Ala
Sif
Kress & Co
Chothanooge
Tenn
Detroit
Kresgu Co
Sili Demenstya
Bayth
Barthuyn
Jones Discusses Schools to Lions Club
Supt. of Schools Jones spoke to the Joval Lions Club about student testing and funding for Joval Schools. He noted local test averages and said the testing program helps identify each student’s potential and interests. He pointed to limited money from the state and local sources as a constraint on district needs.
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Dames
HH. Jones
Joval Lions Club
Joval
Jones
Loval
Guidence Coyneselor
Nr Jones
Gihey
Band to Give Lancert Tonight at Hope High
The junior band concert will be held at Hope High School auditorium tonight at 7 30. Students study the program before the main senior band performance. Event details include a selection list and admission information.
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Hope High
To. Abul
Forest Post School Here Wednesday
A forest post Learning school will be held at the Southwest Stands Experiment Station on Wednesday May 18, starting at 9:30. Calvin Cult ivell, County Agent, says the program includes a tour of research plots, a look at insect damage areas, and a pest species discussion led by W. H. Bennett of the Forest Service, Gordon Birnes of Extension Service, Lloyd Warren of the University of Arkansas, Robert Murrs of Forest Service, and Charles Wilson of the University of Arkansas plant pathology department.
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Calvin Cultivell
Fai
W. H. Bennett
Forest Service
Southern Nation
Gordon Birnes
Uool
Ap Lloyd Warren
Dept of Enchnology
U of Ar
Robert Murrrs
Sepyies
Stoneville
Miss
Charies Wilsop
Dept. of Plat Pathology
U of 4
Graveside Services for Life Infant in Durham
Infant grave services were held at Pines Crest Cemetery in Little Rock for den Garuney Lie IV, son of Mr and Mrs John Gardnur Gile of Durham North Carolina. The two day old infant died at Weitla Flespital in Burnham after birth. Mrs Gil is the former Pat Gil of Hope.
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Tant
John Gardnur Gile
Durham
N. C
Little Rock
Pinescrest Cemetery
John of
Horseshoe Lake Housing Planned in Arkansas Subdivision
An ARIAA spokesman for Clemuit and Nofflevt says the West Memphis building firm plans a 1 million dollar subdivision on Gilneves land at Horseshoe Lake in Hughes Arkansas. Details on construction timing were not disclosed.
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Hughes
Ark
ARIAA
Clemuit & Nofflevt
West Memphis
Gil Neves
Candidate Quits Republican Governor Nomination
A prominent candidate withdrew from the Republican gubernatorial race citing pressurized political climate. The move leaves a key field narrowed as supporters react to the sudden change and implications for early polling and party strategy.
Russellville Post Office Site Option Reported
Washington says a new post office option is under consideration for Russellville with Rep Dale Alford involved. The Post Office Department has taken an option on a site, awaiting results of a May storm and potential property approvals.
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Washington
API
Russellville
Avy
Dale Alford
Dolgits
Pew
al Toresuk
Amy de Knawae
Faubusism Blamed as Bombing Sparks Debate
Local figures allege Faubusism fueled the Carlotta Walls home bombing. Gov. Paulus joins critics urging closer scrutiny of integration efforts. Williams argues extremist rhetoric and party campaigning amplify tensions, with accusations tied to political and race rights issues in Arkansas.
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Wil Haing
Indus
Bruce Bennett
Jay C. Mardis
Hal Millsap
Je. Williams
Light Voting in Maryland Primary
Light turnout marked Maryland's presidential primary as Senator John J. Kennedy led in the race for all 24 nominating votes. Local officials in Baltimore reported very low voter participation, with turnout near four percent and few registered visits, reflecting broad indifference among the public.
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Baltimore
John J. Kennedy
D-Mass
Maryland
Eve Sun
Wayne Mars
Admittel
Kennedy
Fleetion
Railway resume urged as damage halts shipments in region
Atty Jer Brvce Urinell tells Arkansas commission that the railroad should resume operations after ten days of halted shipments in northwest Arkansas. Proponents cite dilatory repairs on damaged tracks near Ouachita and Ozarks routes, while opponents allege delays. Bonner and Stligman campaign across small towns urging action.
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Atty
Jer
Brvce
Aphahsas Commienus
Sion
ApenOsus
Ozarks
Keilepad
Oper
Iba
Bennell
Commission
Jitolegum
Theorthywest
Arkansas
Whalis
Pailroyd
Boned
Butane
Avkitsay
Gack Paris
Stligman
Hranelige
Gbeeryveile
Mareke
Benner
Agence Beainett
Unclear OCR fragment mentions political investigation in Arkansas
Fragmentary report describes federal probe into alleged campaign finance issues involving state officials and an administration in Arkansas. It references Gov. Faubus, federal investigators, and interviews with ESP employees, with officials denying or deflecting involvement.
Soviet press touts show of Francis Powers U2 downing claim
Fragmented passage cites Soviet press and radio signaling a staged show over Francis Powers and the U2 spy plane incident. It mentions May Day, 100 miles inside Soviet airspace, and speculation surrounding the event ongoing through World News coverage.
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Mose PY
Paletraleichal
Stites
Travda
Kew
Armoliin
Eline Gel
Francis CG
Powers
Iside Suviel
Lovriory
Audit Finds Garland Fund Overspent in Report
An official audit of Garland County reveals excess spending and improper accounting in several offices. The report cites failure to follow assessment procedures, missing records since 1962, and raised questions about warrants and stipends. Warren, the interim Tax Collector Gwen, and others face suspension or charges for irregularities.
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Lata Kock
Garland
Saune
Laa Gouesen
Abe Tcomplrotlen
Cyour
Inditori Ly
Usaasament
Warren
Tue Gwen
Sevaral Otter
Tagessoy
Lolly Jude III
Bollebie
Owen
School to Hold Awards Assembly
A school will host an awards assembly on Wednesday in the main hall. Students from all grade levels are invited to attend and receive recognition.
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Dream
Chile
Kheisheliey
Wruned
Piline Mie
Nik
Risenhower
Sayles
el Big
Saosin
Tray
Khrushchev
J G Harwell Buried at Saratoga
Gilbert Mirwell aged 07 of Saratoga died yesterday in a local hospital. Survivors include his wife and two daughters Mrs Poly While of Hope and Asui Cocil dhanwell of Surret alloga. Viewings were held Sunday in Puruloga.
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Gilbert Mirwell
Saratoga
Deaeal
Poly While
Hope Jae Asui
Cocil Dhanwell
Surret Alloga
All Around Town Chief Ill During South Arkansas Visit
Java Nasheen, head of a Department of Agriculture division, tours South Arkansas visiting Magoulie and DPrusal aint. He falls seriously ill at Loyd Hospital, with prayers reportedly offered for his recovery.
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Java
ANS
Syll Sungey
Corustry
South Arkansas
Magoulie
Dprusal
Sayker
Jiure
Mitchel
Sparks
Jathe Kur
Dope
Loyd Hospital
Royal Performance and Luminaries Highlight El Por Event
A garbled report recalls a midweek Royal Performance at El Darude Shine Club near Lupe Shrigeys, with attendees including Mrs. Jub Lawhite and Judge Vertey Howard. References to public notices, academic figures, and legal proceedings accompany an account of social and cultural happenings, plus acknowledgments of community figures and a barbershop showcase.
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el Darude Shine Club
Jeitael Lupe
Diane
el Por
London
Buyal
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Life Infant
Horseshoe Lake Housing Planned
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Wales
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