Diplomatic shifts mark late Geneva talks and deaths
The article notes the U.S. secretary of state and entourage at a Geneva conference amid shifts in Western diplomacy toward settlement with the Reds. Dulles faces parallel questions on leadership as Mourville and Herter attend, while a funeral procession and long negotiations unfold.
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Gifar
Ceneral
Tee West
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Otek
Herter
Byllleh Popelen
Selwyn Linedl
Peelich
Maurice Coive de Murville
Weather Summary and Arkansas Forecast Update
Weather report notes 24 hour totals and weekend precipitation. Forecasts for Arkansas call for generally partly cloudy conditions, isolated thunderstorms in the afternoon, and warmer temperatures with highs in the 80s and lows around mid 70s. Extended outlook includes continued chances of showers and thunderstorms and localized variations across regions, with temperatures mid to upper 70s. Louisiana forecast remains partly cloudy with warm conditions through Tuesday and scattered thundershowers mainly in the afternoon.
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Highvat
Associated Press
Louisiana
Alteraven
Three Judge Court Hears Bluff Case Near Piney Bluff
A three judge panel planned to hear a case involving a group of Black students seeking to open an all Negro show in the Delta district near Piney Bluff. The bench was to include District Judge Axel Beck of Elk Point and two others, with opposing lawyers arguing over the constitutionality and implications of the placement law. The session was halted as plaintiffs had not exhausted remedies under the act.
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Jorge
Negra Studenta
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Dishiel
Piney Blut
Axel Wd Beck
Demporary Lysis
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John A. Eoborn
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Many Enter Junior Golf Tournament At Hope County
Entries for the 14th Annual International Jaycee Junior Golf Tournament indicate high participation. Eligible players are boys under 43 as of August 15. Top four from the state advance to the interregional event to be held in Paris South May 29. Local qualifier at Hope County Club June 26.
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Ghalyman
Hingvarms
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Arvk
Faubus Talk Sparks Firing Call by Teachers
Faubus urged firing while critics said the move would deepen a walkout by about 44 teachers and administrators. Speakers condemned integration and warned that plans aimed at schooling would be disrupted as board members weighed the protest and potential actions during an afternoon session.
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API
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Pelevision Ute
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Yubus
Wangissod
Everetl Tucker Jr
Ved
Aiuare Vitieg
Schuul Jnusads
County Chissyim ong-the powl opens Wednesday morning
All Around Town notes a change in opening time for the county event, now set to begin Wednesday at 4 m, with attendees urged to visit New Hope Cemetery on Hope-Raynas road Wednesday morning. Read about local concerts, honors, and theft reports across Hope and Henderson areas.
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New Hope
Hoffa Pledges Support to Steel Strikers
Hoffa pledges Teamsters support to steel workers on strike. He criticizes Congress and the Kennedy liberal wing, says press bias harms labor, and defends organized labor against antiunion sentiment. He cites alleged hypocrisy from politicians and urges unity to confront employer pressure.
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Walnut Ridge Board Members Endorsed
Walnut Ridge voters overwhelming supported a board endorsement on Saturday. Officials reported 128 votes in favor and 83 against amid mixed turnout and unclear motives. The recall effort arose from ongoing disputes within local governance and school operations.
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Cahford Hawk
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Selauut
Windsor eviction stirs crowd over sheriff’s moves
In Windsor, a chaotic eviction case leads to sheriff action at a local building. Neighbors and tenants argue as a crowd gathers near Windle Street and Alue Avenue gatehouse. Mrs Dicklasim and others resist, while deputies enforce orders. Page six continues.
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China seen as future threat to U S says Arkansas meeting
At the annual association meeting in Hot Springs Arkansas Pat Marvin of the Associated Press reports that economic pressures and social factors may push China toward aggression. Mort said Communist China has offered bread notes to keep people compliant, signaling potential danger. The group elected Robert Dean as president and planned next year’s meeting at Petit Jean.
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Good Citizens Named by Local DAR in Graduation Event
Joe Keesay and Carol Jean Mohary received Good Citizenship Medals from the John Cain Chapter DAR at commencement exercises in the Juntoy Afudh School auditorium. The presentation by Raul Kipseh highlighted the program urging civic service and leadership among students.
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Fractured Legal Fight Involving Litlle Rock and Pine Bluff Schools
A garbled court filing cites the University of Arkansas Pine Bluff and the Little Rock School Board in a case naming multiple defendants including NAACP members. Judge John B. Sarbing and district judges are listed, with unclear claims about policy bans and alleged improprieties.
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Court Affirms Death Sentence In Pigment Slaying Case
LITTLE ROCK AP The Arkansas Supreme Court upheld the death sentence of Chien County defendant Smith convicted in the papbery slaying of a farmer. The court’s action followed trial testimony from Gary Cundiff and the prosecution’s assertion that Smith was a vigilante killer. The court ordered a new date for a potential action by the governor.
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Probe Starts After Dogs Kill a Boy
A county police investigation begins after a boy is killed by dogs. Investigators question residents as authorities seek the pack’s owners. The incident prompted warnings and calls for restraint while experts inspect local dog control measures.
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Probe
Wreck Leads to Charges Against Drivers
A car driven by Thurman G Milley collided with a vehicle driven by Ray Wilson near Wafer's Crossing on Highway WT causing Miller to suffer multiple injuries and Wilson minor bruises. Police say charges were filed as investigators work at the scene and at a local hospital.
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Nege Wafer
Ray Wilson
Bradley Iron
Missonri Pacific
Ariceps Slde
Milter
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Gakeres
Angst Waal
Brown and Rowe
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Never Too Late fe Highway Safety in Coventry RI
AP report by Daniel F. Grant details a confusing incident in Coventry where a 32 year old man from Bingston suffered a severe highway mishap. Authorities say he fell about 40 feet from a damaged bridge, injuries described as serious but non fatal. Police arrived to find him pleading as crews worked to control the scene and secure the area while investigators assess the wreck and possible causes.
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Daniel F. Grant
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