Academic Freedom Is a Myth Amid Cold War Debate
Hans Freistadt, Austrian Communist and $1,600-a-year Atomic Energy Commission fellow, testifies to the Senate Appropriations Subcommittee that firing him would undermine academic freedom. He argues left wing educators and journalists echo European radicalism and threaten free speech, while insisting national defense workers must refrain from political activity.
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Hans Freistadt
Atomic Energy Commission
Freistadt
Senate Appropriations
United States Senate
America
Canada
Mexico
Thei
Europe
Asia
Reservations Needed for Benefit by American Legion Auxiliary
The American Legion Auxiliary benefit bridge will be held at the Legion building fope Municipal Airport on Wednesday May 21. Proceeds will fund sending a representative to Girls State and support child welfare work in the area. Participants should bring pencils and cards and make reservations by calling the listed numbers.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Legion
Fope Municipal Airport
Plans Adopted to Form Jaycee Charter in Hope City
Last night at Hope City wall a group of local men met with Arkadelphia Junior Chamber of Commerce representatives to form a Jaycees chapter here. Temporary chairmen William Reardon and Fred Robertson will lead initial steps with membership forms spread across town. A charter is to be submitted for approval on Thursday night, June 2. The Jaycees describe themselves as an organization of young men learning civic consciousness through constructive work and giving a young man a chance to do something for his community.
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Hope City Wall
Arkadelphia Junior Chamber of Commerce
William Reardon
Fred Robertson
Jaycees
R V Herndon Jr Elected State Association Post
R V Herndon Jr. has been elected first vice president of the Arkansas Division of the State Association. Details indicate the appointment was noted in Memphis communications, marking a leadership milestone for the organization.
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R. V. Herndon, Jr
State
Asso
Ums Hermdat de
Arkansas Division of Lateral Directors
Memphis
Arkansas Weather Forecast With Scattered Showers
Local forecast calls for showers this afternoon and tonight in Arkansas with dimmed rain in Saturday. Northern and eastern portions should see slightly less wet conditions by nightfall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas
Wettun
Northeast
Centeéa
Concert Series Is Assured for Hope Howe 1999-50 Season
Hope Howe is assured of a concert series for the 1999 50 season as Community Concert workers announced. A weekend selection of artists and the number of performances will be decided. sales totals remain unresolved though optimism remains high. The campaign is led by officers and a wide roster of directors and workers including Mrs J C Carlton president Mrs George Peck vice president and Rev Steve Coals George Frazier and many others.
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Steve Coals
Lyle Brown
Vincent Foster
Syd MacMath
George Frazier
J. C. Carillon
C. C. McNeill
George Peck
Edwin Stewart
Terrell Cornelius
Henry
B. BE. McMahon
Anita Copeland
Nancy Hayes
James McLarty
Aren Tollett
Claud Tillery
W. W. Anderson
Edward Lester
Jacque Williams
Kelly Bryant
Ruth Ellen Boswell
W. Y. Foster
J C. Hale
Luther Hollaman
Geo. W. Tobiison
Franklin Horton
Jim McKenzie
George Newbern
George Newburn II
Fair Powell, Jr
Russell Steed
Herbert Stephens
Oliver Adams
Teddy Jones
B. C Hyatt
Syvelle Burke
Hope Hi-Lights win top honors in state press contest
Hope high school students receive first class honors in the Arkansas Fifth School Press association contest. Adolphine Andrews wins first place with Alumni in the News. Others from Hope earn certificates for excellence in story, verse, gossip, humor, and editorial entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope Hi-Lights
Arkansas Fifth School Press Association
Lawrence Martin
Adolphine Andrews
Hope
Bob Hyatt
Roberta Howard
Martin Pool, Jr
Sonia Poole
Joy Collins
Mary Abita Laseter
Local Attorneys Attend State Bar Meeting in Hot Springs
Hope attorney O A Graves is a leading vice presidential candidate at the Arkansas Bar Association session in Hot Springs. Other attendees include Lyle Brown Pat asey F C Crow Talbot Fuild Dr Albert Graves Edward Lester Pilkinton John B P Vesey Royee Weisenberger and W S Atkins as the group meets this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. A. Graves
Hope
Arkansas Bar Association
Hot Springs
Lyle Brown
Patasey
F. C. Crow
Talbot Fuild
Albert Graves
Edward Lester
Pilkinton
John BP. Vesey
Royee Weisenberger
W. 5S. Atkins
Dr Oglesby to End Special Services Sunday
Dr Stuart R Oglesby will discuss Life's Final Examination tonight at 7730 at the Presbyterian church. Services by Dr Oglesby will close Sunday morning. The public is invited.
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Dr. Oglesby
Stuart R. Oglesby
Presbyterian Church
Acre Report Meetings for Hempstead Co
B. E. McMahon Hempstead county administrator lists acreage report meetings for farmers. On May 23 in DeArnn Samuel's Store 4:30 to 11:30 a.m. and Blevins Foster's Hardware 1 to 3:30 p.m. Also Stephens Townsend's store 8:30 to 11:30 a.m. Pauines Lb. D. Rider's 1 to 3:30 p.m. May 24 in Fulton Odom's 8:30 to 11:40 a.m. McNab 1 to 3:30 p.m. Baird's Chapel Avery's 8:30 to 11:30 a.m. Sweet Home church 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. Spring Hill agricultural building 7 to 9 p.m. Farmers urged to attend nearest meeting and not go to county office.
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B. E. McMahon
Hempstead
DeArnn
Samuel's
Blevins
Foster's Hardware
Im. Stephens
Townsend's
Pauines
Lb. D. Rider's
Fulton
Spring Hill
Oklahoma Floods Hit Guthrie and Statewide Rivers
Overnight rains triggered major flooding across Oklahoma. Guthrie suffered a wall of water seven feet deep as Cottonwood Creek flooded the center of town, with 30 blocks submerged. Red Cross counted over 1,000 homeless. several people believed missing as houses floated away. Arkansas River and other watersmen warned of further trouble as highways closed and transit delayed. Tornadoes touched near Bottlesville and Dewey, damaging a barn and porch while Copan and Wann reported funnel clouds but caused no major destruction.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Cottonwood
Guthrie
Red Cross
Ciniarion
Arkansas
Tulsa
R ‘Iver
Weather Bureau
Bottesville
Dewey
Bartlesville
Walter Brown
Copan
Wann
Atom Scholarship Held Up Sparks Senate Security Clash
Boston medical student Isidore Edelman receives a $3,750 atomic fellowship but is denied security clearance for secret work. Senators question loyalty as AEC leaders defend the award and pledge tighter controls amid missing uranium and a prior Communist fellowship.
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Washington
Boston
Senate
Isidore
Edelman
Peter Brent Brigham Hospital
Wherry
R-Neb
Tsorme
The
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
David E. Litlenthal
Lilenthal
Edelman Ha
Lilienthal
Shields Warren
Biology
Warren
Argonne National Laboratories
Chicago
O'Mahoney
Agen
Atomic Agency
Congress
Hans Freistadt
Freistadt
Commission
C of C Secures Additional Memberships
The Horse-Wranglers of the 49ers won the Chamber of Commerce drive with Doyle Reeves scoring 239, W. W. Andrews 104, and Roc Daniels 82. The campaign added 65 members and $1,136.50 in pledges.
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Chamber of Commerce
Doyle Reeves
W. W. Andrews
Roc. Daniels
Chamber
Junior Bar Group Names Officers Mot Springs
Efved Pickens of Newport elected president of the junior bar association, succeeding Owen C. Pearce of Fayetteville. Jam Roy of Blytheville chosen vice president and Deacon of Little Rock named secretary treasurer at yesterday's election.
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Mot Springs
Efved Pickens
Newport
Junior Bar Association
Owen C. Pearce
Fayetteville
Jam Roy
Blytheville
Little Hock
Reasurer
Reward Offered For Proof of Wage Tampering in Hope
The Hope Chamber of Commerce announces a 106 dollar reward at First National Bank for anyone who can prove the chamber dictates wage scales in Hope. The move follows 49ers urging action after years of rumors that the chamber suppresses wages, a claim once dismissed by former president George Peck and others as unfounded. The 49ers say the rumor harms the chamber’s public image and aims to curb the unproven charge.
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George W. Robison
Hope Chamber of Commerce
First National Bank
Hope Amber of Commerce
Hope
Ihis
49Ers
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
George Peck
Hope Chamber l of Commerce
U S Reds Seek Dismissal of Indictment in Trial
In New York on May 20 the defense to day moved to dismiss the indictment of 11 top Communists on free speech grounds. Judge Harold R. Medina signaled a ruling likely Monday after the government rested its case. Defense attorney Abraham J. Isserman argued no clear and present danger. Medina called the argument absurd and noted the government had made out a prima facie case. The court took the matter under advisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Oeey
Harold R. Medina
Abraham J. Isserman
Medina
Newsweek cites Arkansas switch over Woods Tabor bill
Newsweek links Arkansas lawmakers shift to recommitment of the Woods Tabor bill to three “pork barrel” favors. Samuel Shaffer alleges five million dollar flood control and river projects, double funding for Arkansas river development, and 39 public buildings as the motive. Hays Harris Tackett and Norrell deny deals and call the piece distortive. Gov. McMath denies midnight calls to procure votes.
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Little Rock
Newsweek Magazine
Arkansas
Bill Cartier
Washington
Samuel Shaffer
Brooks Hays
Oren Harris
Boyd Tackett
W. F. Norrell
Shaffer
Newsweek
Senate
House
Sid McMath
Army Engineers
Arkansas River
House Public Works Committee
Public Works Administration
White House
Congress
McMath
Arkansans
Victor
Bival
Yonkers Girl Transforms Into Man Through Operations
A 25-year-old Yonkers resident, identified as Joan Doe, has undergone a series of sex changing operations and now lives as John. The patient, who wore dresses and worked as a secretary, discovered her bi-sexual nature after a stomach ailment checkup. The hospital staff performed surgeries two weeks ago, and doctors declined to name the patient or surgeon. John expressed happiness with the change and plans to move south to begin a new life with his parents.
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Yonkers
Ge South
Joan Doe
Joan
John
John A. Faiella
Poppy Day Sets Ambitious National Observance
Hope unit of the American Legion Auxiliary and partners prepare for Poppy Day with volunteers on streets from dawn to dusk offering poppies in exchange for donations to veterans welfare funds. Poppies, made by disabled veterans at Fort Root, symbolize sacrifice in World Wars I and II and support occupational therapy programs nationwide.
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Hope
Hope Unit
American Legionn Auxiliary
Legion and Auxiliary
Fort Root
Europe
I Nation
Change of Pace Through Changing Faces
HAL BOYLE reports on a shift in plastic surgery as more people seek facial changes for confidence and job prospects. Dr. Gregory Pollock notes a rise in patients from all social strata, with emphasis on nose work and new techniques like cartilage grafts while cautioning about risky cases and ethical limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Boyle
New York
Gregory L. Pollock
U. S
I Dro Pollock
Isa Myshrcoming
Medicine
Tn Psychiatry
Br Pollock
Polluck
Dr.Pollock
Pollock
Lenellis
Lon Chaney
Chaney
Drl. Pollock
Acheson Seeks Prudent Path at Paris Talks
Washington reports Secretary of State Acheson aims for a practical compromise with Russia at the Paris conference. He emphasizes protecting economic recovery and Western security while avoiding hollow promises. Acheson plans a realistic, world peace oriented stance, weighing success in Paris against past promises.
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Acheson
Eldor
Truman
John
Bulles
Attic
Rob
Paris
Moscow
London
West
Baptists Plan Vacation Bible School Schedule
Vacation Bible School will open Friday June 3 at 3 PM with preparation day. It will run June 6 through June 17 at 8:30 AM. Whitlow is pastor and James E. Birkhead principal, with a long list of staff including Miss Apna Faye Thrash superintendent of Intermediate Department and numerous others in Junior and Primary divisions.
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Whitlow
James E. Birkhead
Hendrix Sprageins
Royce Sith
Apna Faye Thrash
Frank Douglas
S. A. Whitlow
Chas. F. Reynerson
Homer Bevertey
Franklin Horian
Autrey Qwen
Hugh Hall
Roy Taylor
Hendrix Spraggins
Walter Miller
J. E
A. A. Albritton
Jess Davis
J. T. Bowden, Jr
Luther Garner
W. M. Garner
W. H. Brasher
Betty Porter
Gus Haynes
A. G. Rives
Henry Haynes
AS. Willis
Wi A. Williams
Betty Murphy
Mary Ellen. Downs
Mari Dey
Mary Lou Meare
Billy Joyce Boyett
Owen NI
Jove Hanlins
Mes
Jack Me, Kinney
Pheilis Williams
Mary Ray Muses
Wheel Leaves Car Kills Little Girl in Camden Yard
In Camden New Jersey on May 20 a car wheel detached from a moving vehicle and rolled 350 yards into the Tamaco home yard striking 6 year old Joanne Tamaco who died later. The driver Raymont Duffrey of Philadelphia stopped the car without injury.
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Camden
N. J
Joanne Tamaco
White Morse Pike
Tanaco
Raymont Duffrey
Philadeyona
Support for Community Concert Drive Seeks Backing
Local attorney A. Gravey cites editor Washburn and urges broad support for the Hope Community Concert Association campaign. He calls on businesses and industries to back the effort, purchase student tickets, and aid talented youths while emphasizing community culture and spiritual growth.
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A. Gravey
Hope Comity Concert Association
Washburn
Somesworthy
Igir
O. AL Grayes
A L Johnson Dies at His Home Here
A L Johnson died yesterday at his home. He is survived by his wife Albert Lafayette Tonheen, two daughters Mrs J B Wampton Waldo and Mrs Emmet Moran Colémany Okla, Mrs Webb Stout Gajer Park Texas, Mrs Paul all In Germany, Mrs Woody Sho maker Texarkina, Mrs Day Roach Hope, two brothers Walter Lanebure and Cleveland Tex Arkina, two sisters Mrs Joe Bole l Laneburt and Mrs Butter Rosstan. Funeral at Unity Bank church 2 p m Saturday with Rev Howard Whit and Rev Doyle Thay Buriat officiating. burial Rose Hill.
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Ife
Hig
Albert Lafayette Tonheen
J. B. Wampton
Waldo
Fred Stevenson
Little R i
Emmet Moran
Colémany Okla
Webb Stout
Gajer Park
Texas
Paul
Germany
Woody Shomaker
Texarkina
Day Roach
Hope
Walter
Lanebure
Cleveland
Joe Bolel
Laneburt
Butter
Rosstan
Unity Bank Church
Howard Whit
Doyle Thay Buriat
Rose Hilly
Patmos Negro School to Stage Play Bt at a Mystery
Patrons of Patmos Negro School are invited to a mystery play staged by students. The event, described as a community theatre night, features local actors and a short production emphasizing school pride and cultural enrichment.
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Patmos Negro School
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Russia
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