Secretary Herter denies precedent for heads of government in espionage cases
A. Christian Herter told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee that there is no long standing precedent for leaders assuming responsibility for espionage. He called the U2 incident unusual and noted no general practice of officials admitting fault. The testimony came amid questions about presidential accountability for spy actions.
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Querter
Janie
Savick
Stile Christia Herter Seid
Washington
Niki Kheishehey
Kremlin
theLleri
Onuttier
Grumyko Ugiln
Khrushchey
Wola Groniyky
Weather Station Report for 24 Hours Ending Thursday
1960 precipitation through April 44 inches during the late period. average 74.9 inches. High 8, Low 5, Precipitation 78 of an inch.
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Tolat
Weather outlook for Arkansas Missouri and Louisiana
May 27 to June 1 period details show warm temperatures in Arkansas with highs upper 70s to near 80s and nightly lows in the 50s to 60s. Thunder showers possible, west regions warmer, Missouri trends mild with variable cloud and no major changes, Louisiana expected clear to partly cloudy with highs near 80s and modest overnight lows around 60s.
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Arkansas
Louisiana
Hope Junior Auxiliary Reports at May Meeting in Merklan Miss
Hope Junior Auxiliary held its monthly gathering in Merklan Mississippi on Wednesday May 25. Mrs Robison gave status updates on petitioning for a provisional chapter and reported a report to the National Convention. A summer project aims to provide visits and cheer to residents in local homes and rest facilities with two members delivering visits.
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George Kulizop
Merklan
Royal Chapter
Robison
Chaplgy le Aralvisional
George Peek
Regen i
Nll
R Gt
Couran
Filshiass
Pune
Miz
Citiens
Iepuraisa
NLB Rules Against Texarkana Firm in Strike Case
The NLB upheld a complaint against Walsh Lumpkin Co alleging unfair labor practices in Texarkana. Libbin testified the company barred union members and sought to disrupt union activity amid a hiring dispute. The board approved the decision, pending review, and recommended enforcement actions.
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Djl
Jalear
Leon
Libbin
lLowal
Teamsters
Walsh-Lumpkin
Dubbir
NURB
IL Severhus
Vier Din
Former Resident of Hope Dies
Former Hope resident Yaladoan Ghormiey died Thursday at Ambridge Pennsylvania. She leaves her mother Mrs. Ly A. Stanley of Texarkana and six brothers and two sisters in several states. Funeral arrangements are pending.
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Hope
Ambridge
Puy Say
Ivory
Ly A. Stanley
Texarkana
Eloi Bush
Ruby Jeans
Idaho
Stanley
Stamps
A. 1
Palos
D. M
Nappa
Galil
Otis
Dudsworth
Calif
J. A
Dengerfield
Texas
Autrey
Nerndon
Calvary Baptist School Offers Vacation Bible School
Calvary Baptist Church at West Avenue 8 will hold a Vacation Bible School from May 30 through June 3. Daily sessions run 9 to 1 40 for children ages up to 16, featuring Bible stories craft work character tales and fellowship.
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Calvary Baptist Church
West Avenue
Hirh
Fox
Hansl
Fayetteville Debuts Tenith in Arkansas City Population List
AP reports Fayetteville ranks tenth among Arkansas cities with a population of 15,253, narrowly ahead of seventh-place West Memphis at 1,225, and Warren rising above 5,000 to join the top ten. The listing, reflecting 1980 counts, notes Jacksonville and Chosstuke shifts and names Etna, Tuck, North Little Rock, Pine Bluff, Jonesboro, Blytheville, Texarkana and Fayetteville as the state’s largest towns.
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Tayetteville
Slao
Memphis
Jist Beslow Fayetteville
Imore
Lyons
Jacksonville
Warren
Ataysus
Ete Tuck
North Lie Rock
Poet Smith
Ping Blitf
Jet Springs
BE Doula
Joyeshora
Blytheville
Tex ‘Arkana
Fayetteville
Eisenhower halts technical aid to Cuba within six months
President Eisenhower ordered an end to U S technical assistance to Cuba within six months citing alignment with U S interests. The program, valued at about 180000 to 200000 dollars annually, employed nine American technicians to aid Cuba in civil and agricultural development amid tensions with Fidel Castro.
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Washington
Pruxidend
Eberhower
la UB
Techniva
Cribue Whiltin
Iba
Hisenhower
UN Ian
United States
Homecoming at Siloam Church Near Bodcaw
Abaval hosts a church homecoming at Siloam Church, miles southeast of Bodcaw, set for Sunday, June 4. The public is invited to attend a noon gathering featuring refreshments and communal singing.
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Siloam Church
Bodcaw
Small Change in Dept Store Sales Reported
The Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis notes department store sales in the district for the week ended May show a general decline versus the previous year. Lite Rock area near stable while St. Louis and Memphis show varied results and several smaller cities fall behind. Cumulative sales to date remain about one percent below the prior year.
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ST. Louis
Federal Reserve Bank of
US Says Turkey Will Stand Firm Amid Turkish Leader's Move
Washington reports confident that Turkey will remain a loyal NATO ally despite upheavals associated with Prime Minister Adnan Menderes. The strategic nation controls key straits and fronts the Soviet threat, with officials noting Turkey's long history of opposition to expansionism. Reports from Ankara and Turkish-Americans suggest upheaval damaged property but overall outlook is cautiously stable for now.
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Menderes
Menneres
Turkey
Ankara
Rulers ‘Eaty
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Jional Tabuehte
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Arkansas
Adinistration
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Washington
Inga
United States
Farliny
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Aclinn
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Black Sea
Mediterranean
Europe
Asia
Soviet Union
Alvicg
Olfmats
NATO
Ceynto
United Nations
Une Menderes
Herw Us
Rail Innocent of Negligence in Brewer Death
A federal jury found the railroad not negligent in the death of Jack Brewer, a locomotive worker. Brewer’s widow sought damages of 245000 from the railway, naming William Jibpotts, Cotton Belt Hospital chief surgeon, for allegedly substandard treatment and lack of a second exam. Brewer, 56, died of heart failure after a hospital stay and return to work in January 1957.
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Jack Brewer
Paileand
Kort
Willian Jibpotts
Cotton Bett Hospital
Lexarkyna
Brewer
Exarkuna
Felgael
President Eisenhower Visit To West Point and South Bend
President Eisenhower schedules a June visit to West Point then a trip to South Bend for a 1915 reunion activities. He will interrupt the West Point tour on June 5 for events tied to the university and a commencement observance.
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Eisenhower
West Pine
West Point
South Bedad
University of Noire
Urage
Senate eyes aid for public school construction funds
Washington AP reports a bill to authorize 1.1 million dollars in federal aid to aid public school construction. The measure would provide up to 925 million dollars annually for five years, with funds matching state and local money for the first two years. An amendment on race integration was rejected, and proposals to extend aid to religious or private schools were blocked.
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Federd Arants Pyar
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Adgin Claytor Rowell
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Thates
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Ardengir Pack
Aa Cine
Coud le
Officers Locked in a Darkroom incident at KARK studio
Police officers were locked inside a photographer's darkroom at Lolys vision station KARK for about 45 minutes. The station refused to confirm details, while a studio call revealed the incident ending with the officers exiting the cubicle.
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AMN
Lolys
KARK
Iskuel
Have Vegi Atk CAD Mh University for Arlapiiugt
A fragmented notice indicates a cadet or class schedule with references to a university, a list, and an event on the 7th. The readable bits point to class times and a selection process involving a Syphioll listing. The text is garbled but implies scheduling details for a campus activity.
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Atk
Cadmh University
Arlapiiugt
Rail Users May Have to Go to Court
Washington reports rail users may seek a federal court injunction to restore operation of the Arkansas & Genk line after recent incidents. Inter state Commerce Commission officials discussed actions with Berryville and Harrison managers, while A and D negotiations aim to resume service. ICG investigators estimated repair costs for damages at the line’s Table Rock Reservoir area.
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Arkinsay
Genk
Muirund
James Worimbla
Firelda Springs
Harrison
Green Morest
ICG
Sevice
Sonelime
Ing. Shem Contel
Trimble
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Eopplinke
Fiat
Uwiye Dink Dew
HM Grould
ICC
Erylton
Late Pastor's Last Sermon to Be Heard
Motive Bitish Chuvell on Highway 20 invites everyone to attend Me Mdm service Sunday May 20 and to hear a taped recording of the funeral. Mayet Clark's last sermon is noted in the notice.
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Moiitenve Bitish Chuvell
Highway 20
Mayet Clark
New Hope Church Plans Revival Services
Revival services are planned at New Hope Missionary Baptist Church on Highway 4 north of Uowe. Services will begin at 9 a.m. and evening services at 7 p.m. Pastor Rev. Molin Cox and ALD Livingston will lead preaching duties.
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New Hope Missionary Baptist Church
Highway 4
Uowe
Pieter
Ald
Livingston
Molin Cox
Hope City Sees Surge in Vehicle Collisions
Police Chief Jack Brows reports 45 automobile accidents inside Hope City from July 4 to yesterday, prompting consideration of comprehensive measures. The feature mentions local figures and events, including community notices and Memorial Day observances, with several scattered names and locations.
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Jack
Hope City
Minor Accident Report Notes Vehicle Damage
A brief accident report notes minor damage to a vehicle and mentions involved parties. The driver identified is Lo Anderacn, with officers Mackin and Wikis listed in the report. Further details are unreadable due to garbled text.
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Rator
Axel Styoels
Ypsylle
Higgs Sud
Yulo
Corine
Mackin
Wikis
Lo Anderacn
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