Summit turmoil prompts calm inquiry urged by Senate leader
Senate Democratic Leader Lyndon Johnson called for a calm inquiry into the summit collapse to preserve national unity. He warned against premature conclusions from alleged newspaper interviews and urged objective handling of facts to avoid political manipulation during the presidential campaign.
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Washington
Senate
Lynton Hk. Pghoson
Texas
Vettral
Johnson
Lcott
R-Pa
John. P. Kennedy
D-Masa
Adlai
B. Stevenson
Kennedy
Poland
Eisenhower
Promicy
Nikita
Ss. Kiyushchev
Plana
Kermedy
Uiat
Presid
Pepret
Thntels
Stevenson
Senate Foreign ‘Relations Committee
Weather Station Report Summary for Arkansas and Regions
Weather data for 24 hours ending 6 p m Monday shows temperatures near minus eight to six degrees with no precipitation recorded. Regional forecasts include partly cloudy conditions and warm afternoons across Southeast Arkansas and other sections with scattered thunderstorms possible in west and north areas. Highs around 90s in many regions, overnight lows mid 60s to low 70s, with varied readings across the central, northeast and northwest zones.
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Associater
Arkansas
Merger Plans A Approved by Public Service Commission
The Kansas Public Service Commission approved merger plans for Arkin and related entities, with the plan to create a surviving utility structure. Other state commissions have similarly approved the merger, authorized by shareholders weeks earlier, affecting rate and service structures.
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Aitrerig
Rock Capri
Kansas Public, Service Commission
Htérger
Atkattsis
Louisiani
Gas.Co
Uiities
Raley
Advargely
Public Service Commissions
Stockhahlws
Wetems
Negro Youth Drowns in Pond Near Spring Hill
Oden Turner, 17, a Black youth, drowned while swimming with his brother Ogis Turner and Harole Daniels at a Buck Marlin farm pond near Spring Hill. Sheriff Jimmie Griffin said the elder boy cried for help but was beyond reach. the body was recovered four days later with police aiding.
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Oden Turner
Buck Marlin Farm
Beli Spring Hill
Ogis Turner
Harole Dahiels
S. Lowel
Hope
Spring Hill
Sherif Jimmie Griffin
Sherifé Griffin
Patky and
Ward
Barge Line Warns Against Railroads Seizing Waterways
The Union Barge Line of Pittsburgh and the American Waterways Operators testified at an Interstate Commerce Commission hearing on the proposed purchase of Hay by the Central and Southern Pacific railroads. They warned the action could set a precedent for other railroad acquisitions of island water routes and drive barge lines out of business.
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Lingebihet
Island Water Caprigts
L.p.strauble
Union Barge Ling
Pittsburgh
Strauble
Broxton B. Garr
American Waterways Operators of
Washington
Interstate Cowmerce Commission
ICC
Hay Tne
Lini Central
Southern Pacific
Chicago
New Oneeans
Brownsville
Tos
John. Hay
U S Says Photos Show Russia From Reconnaissance Planes
Hamburg dispatch reports U S reconnaissance aircraft photographed a vast and inaccessible area of the Soviet Union including the steppes and mountain regions. The West German Der Spiegel magazine cited intelligence sources on the claimed aerial imagery and associated observations.
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Hamburg
Germany
U. & Reconnassance
Soviet Union
News Magazing del Spiegel
BDO
Jacobi
Security Briefing Ahead of Summit Meetings
President Disenhower convened a special security session with top aides including CIA head Allen Dulles and Secretary of State Douglas Dillon. The gathering focused on preparations for a forthcoming report and anticipated summit discussions.
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Washington
API
Disenhower
Alien W. Dulles
Central
Intelligance Agency
Douglas Dillon
Neilhe
Dulle
Space Convention Opens in Heidelberg Germany
The space light research convention in Heidelberg, Germany opened with participants from East and West. Among the attendees are several scientists from the UK and the United States Armys Ballistic Missile Agency at Huntsville Alabama.
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Heidelberg
Germany
Space Light Research
Sciei
Ameyfeag
Arpy
Ballistic Missile Agency
Huntsville
Ala
Arkansas Tax Study Sparks Welfare Debate in 1957 Race
Millsap Jp of Siloam Springs proposes a statewide tax study with hired experts to analyze taxing at all levels. Governor Faubus faces sharp attacks over welfare funding while Bennett and Millsap push reforms. Bennett links rising welfare costs to political maneuvering as Millsap vows to cut taxes, reshape agency structure, and curb welfare grants to 170 dollars monthly.
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Assosiater Press
Arkansas Govey
Hus
Millsap Jp
Siloam Springs
Betws Bonbett
Department
C. Hardin
Grady
Arkansas
Orval Paulius
Fautus
Monticello
Willams
Walnut Ridge
Carl Adams
Bennett
Ishdie
Beane
Little Rock
Glee
Faubus Dirceny
Faubus
Trent
Millsap
Lake Village
Usoutheast
Jay Giise
Wage hike debate stalls as Senate panel meets
The Republican objections halt progress on a bill to raise the minimum wage to $1.85 an hour as the Senate Labor Committee planned a session during the Senate's recess. Sen. Everett Dirksen and Sen. Barry Goldwater objected to the meeting time, delaying consideration and signaling partisan friction over the measure.
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Washington
Senate
Everell Ty Dirksen
Menifer
Dirksen
Barry Goldswater
Al-Avi
Seastun Goldwater
Vatithal
Stalin
He Hill
Arkla Village to Add Bowling Alley This Summer
Arkla Village plans a new six lane bowling alley built by the Gas Company crew adjacent to Village Property. The project aims to improve appearance and add recreation alongside existing shops and facilities including a stove restaurant stable and factory buildings at Arkla Village.
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Arkla Village
Villaza
Stephens
Villape
Ironlign Rath
Gas Company
Owl
Obituary Notice for Prescott Residents and Relatives
Adam Thomas aged 85 died Monday in Prescott. Funeral arrangements handled by Gornish Furnerat Berilee of Prescott. Survivors include his wife and several daughters, with listed relatives in Hope Little Rock Roth Le Rock and Prescot. Two brothers named Slovgr and Cyulf, and George A Thomas of Hope.
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Adam Yhumys
Prebecoll
Aml
Gornish Furnerat Berilee of
Prescokc
Welfare totals show 73,287 persons aided and rising
Cay Adams, welfare official, reports 3.8 million in May grants with 227 persons in the month. May totals show 375 fewer claims than May of last year, and a 53 cent boost in allowances, with state welfare commission noting upticks despite cost concerns.
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Cay Adams
Nation must not be cynical says Jaynes Killian remarks
Boston AP reports former presidential adviser Jaynes Killian speaks at a meeting of the American Unitarian Association urging patience and resolve. He stresses the United States must stay militarily and economically strong, accept sacrifices, and seek arms control to curb global peril without weakening national resolve.
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Boston
Jaynes
Killian
Odr
Job
Gisenhaven
American Unitarian Assn
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United States
Gaert
Fige
Harsigr
Soviet Spying Charge Hits Arctic Icebreaker
London reports a Soviet spying charge against an official tied to the icebreaker Lenin. Tass claims American planes conducted three to four passes over the ship near Murmansk, with near-miss maneuvers during the Arctic dispatch.
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London
Royiel Linton
Lenin
Murimatisk
Tass
Cage
Murmansk
Arctic
King Muhammad Yo seizes control in Rabat appoints heir premier
The Moroccan king announced a temporary government takeover on Monday night and named his eldest son Crowtz Peioce Myulay Hassan as prime minister. He dismissed the left wing cabinet led by Premies ij Abdallah, who had been sacked Friday.
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Rose tAlv
Maiammad
Myroece
Crowtz Peioce Myulay Hassan
Premies Ij Abdallah
Devastating Pacific Wave Toll Across Nations
The Associated Press reports a massive tsunami from the Chilean quake causing widespread casualties. Japan, Chile, and other Pacific regions face deaths and missing persons while tidal waves reach Okinawa and coastal towns. Recovery and relief efforts spread across U S, Australia, New Zealand, and Taiwan with high water marks up to eighty feet. Continued on page six.
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Japan
Ena Conshore
Adoradi
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Chita
Sulay
Chile
South Pacific
United States
New Zealand
Pormosa
Bankers Hear of Woes from Competition Pressure
In Hop Springs Arkansas AP report the annual Arkansas Bankers Association meeting heard concerns over competition. speakers cited commercial banks losing savings position to mutual funds and investment funds while sector leaders urged prudent policy and honest practices amid growing competition and regulatory changes.
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Ark
Coty
Carl As Bimgon
Byers
Bimson
Valley Nation Bank
Skilist Hage Burd
Washington
Tntluhal
Hagward
Treasury
U N Security Council Seeks Circulation of Urgent UN Document
In a behind the scenes move the United Nations calls for circulating a document to Security Council members. The text discusses Cold War tensions with references to the United States and Soviet actions and a plan to monitor missile and satellite developments. The piece notes Langston and Henry Cabal among involved figures.
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UNI
AONS
Larlays
More Cubans Are Tossed in Jail
Garbled report from Matanzas cites arrests of several Cubans near Tavana on charges of plotting against the Castro regime. Government sources mention revolutionary sympathizers and security actions, but details are unclear due to damaged text.
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Cunin
Bible School Plans at Tape Gospel Tabernacle
Fragmented notice outlines a Bible School at Tape Gospel Tabernacle with plan themes and a Sunday/Monday schedule. It mentions pastor WC Land, pupil enrollment, and a program titled Trail using a modern motif. Further readable bits indicate dates around May and Friday sessions for enrollment.
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Tabernacle
Yaenvon Bible School
Tape Gospel Tabernes
Dev
daeLd
All Around Town Notes From The Star Staff
All Around Town reports miscellaneous items from the Star Staff including social visits in Hope May events and campus awards. Mentions Vivian Elisabeth Al Menurious, Alpha Psi Umega awards, and newly elected officers Curtis Chucchw and Barbara Custon. Includes May events, student activities, and local gatherings with names and places.
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Lewis Cynnel
Lope Hd
Vivian
Dallas
Offlvers
Curtis Chucchw
Barbara Custon
Yi Proud Duly Ekusleriing
Scendary Guid
Sharon Bielding
Wiesbadin protest highlights global tensions
A fragmented report from Wiesbaden describes protests linked to Soviet led commissions and American involvement. It notes a US Paris spokesman and allied figures reacting to French and other European actions, with references to protests and political risk across the Allied occupation zones.
Fire Causes Massive Explosion At Plaxos Facility
A fire at a facility near Navid gas led to a large explosion injuring Onnavin and triggering evacuations. Fireball, fueled by volatile liquids, damaged tanks and sparked additional blasts. National Guardsmen assisted as a 0000 gallon tank ruptured, and nearby homes were threatened by the fumes and heat. Local authorities, including Kemp, stated the supply of gas could be exhausted, with several witnesses noting intense blasts and smoke as crews fought the flames.
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Waylind
Lake
Ranger
Kemp
Lloyd Tl Gin Co
Dan National Guardsman
Cragg Uw
Estoy Copper
Vonauville
Ark
Bulge
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