Japanese students clash with police at U S embassy in Tokyo
In Tokyo police formed three deep lines before the U S embassy to stop about 100 enraged Japanese university students protesting Nevada atomic tests. A second group of 50 clashed with police as reinforcements arrived. embassy gates were opened, nine embassy cars rushed out, and the crowd sang defiant songs while Douglas MacArthur departed.
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Tokyo
U. S
Uapanese University
Nevada
Pollee
Poliee
Macs
Arthur
U. 8
Douglas MacAthur
Nuclear Submarine Budget Battles and Atomic Carrier Defense
Admiral Burke defends Navy budget amid questions on atomic submarines and an atomic aircraft carrier. He says Russia may not yet have subs but stresses the carrier would be the toughest target, requiring detection and defenses before it could be sunk. The Senate panel also heard Marine Corps views from Gen Randolph McC. Pate.
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Washington
Arleigh A. Burke
Majar
Navy
Russia
Senate Appropriations
Marine Corps
Randolph McC. Pate
Burke
Sen
Ellender
D-La
Rep. Cannon
Howell obituary reports death in Little Rock hospital
W H Howell aged 65 or 68 died Tuesday in a veterans hospital at Little Rock. He reportedly leaves two sons J G Howell of Hope and Carl Howell of Monahans Texas and two daughters Opal and Mary Lee of California. A sister Why’s Ed Elomfield and a brother Clarence Howell live in Arkgadelphia. Funeral arrangements to be announced by Revidon Coynelius.
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W. H
Bud Howell
Veterans Hospital
Little Rock
J. G Howell
Hope
Carl Howell
Monahans
Texas
Opan
Mary Lee
California
Why's
Ed Eloomfield
Clarence Howell
Arkgadelphia
Revidon-Coynelius
Summer School to Start June 3 at High School
Principal Julius Adams announced summer school will begin Monday June 3 at the High School. Students failing subjects should make arrangements to attend this week at the school office. All students will meet in the Auditorium at 8 a.m. Monday for subject allocations. requests include English II Civics History I Math Algebra.
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Julius Adams
Cuban Rebels Advancing on 3 Fronts
Batista forces admit rebel advances on three fronts as insurgents clash near Holguin Manzanillo and Cienfuegos. A blackout hit much of Havana due to an underground explosion yesterday with a second blast near cabinet minister Morales home causing no reported damage. Batista warned explosives would not interrupt progress toward liberty and reform.
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Havana
Fulgencio Batista
Cuba
Andre Domingo Morales
Batista
Holguin
Manzanillo
Cienfuengos
Las Villas
Distribution of Whisper Magazine Halted in California
The California attorney general halted distribution of 100000 June issues of Whisper amid a grand jury probe. Edmund G Brown telegraphed 35 dealers and publisher Robert Harrison that the issue allegedly contains lewd material and could be part of a conspiracy under investigation. Harrison ordered the copies returned to New York.
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Ae Easy
Wanots
California
Whisper
Edmund G. Brown
Robert Harrison
Brand Jury
Los Angeles County
Harrison
New York
Los Angeles County Grand Jury
Kiwanis Speaker Delivers Talk On Dying On Third Base
The Rev. L. T. Lawrence, pastor of First Presbyterian, Hope, spoke to the Hope Kiwanis Club on integrity, industry and character development under the title Dying on Third Base. He noted life’s fleeting earthly moments versus eternity, with 2 Chancery Judge James H. Pilky Inton as a guest.
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L. T. Lawerance
First Presbyterian Church of Hope
Hope Kiwanis Club
Chancery
James H. Pilky Inton
House Defeats Army Budget Increase Plea Again
Congressional debate over defense funding continues as the House rejects a Republican bid to restore 80 million dollars for Army maintenance and operation. A roll-call vote showed limited GOP support, with only seven Democrats backing the amendment, while about 20 Republicans opposed it. The struggle centers on restoring roughly 823 million of the 2.5 billion proposed cuts in defense funds.
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Washington
Whites House
House
Jana Severo Ae
Isenhower
Syell
William F. Arbogast
House Appropriations
Rayburn
Tex
Minor Damage in Accident Reported
Police said a minor accident occurred yesterday with limited damage reported at the scene. No injuries were noted and authorities are investigating the incident.
Tragic Story Will Happen Again on Memorial Day
Four young women from a phone company meet for an evening, planning a dinner with colleagues. Dorothy Boothroyd Naomi Maynard Barbara Bovan Kathryn Brobitsky are all part of a fatal day that ends after a night of socializing and a late return. A local newspaper story follows on Page Three.
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VAMS
Seguid Maynard
Dorothy Boothroyd
Naomi
Merning
Barbara Bovan
Kathryn Brobitskys
Ropar
Bobritsky
Rela
Twin Mee
Rorathy
Harvard
Senate to Try to Act on Housing Bill
Washington reports the Senate works to finish action on a tripped down housing bill. The Bricker compromise trims four billion from the initial authorization, still leaving about 450 million above President Eisenhower's budget request. Senator Byrd notes the bill remains above the budget and counters that further cuts have limited impact.
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Senate
Washington
Sen
Bricker
Ohio
Senate Banking Committee
Byrd
D-Va
Eisenhower
Six Die Five Hurt in Missouri Wreck Near Cuba
Six people died and five were injured in a two vehicle collision on Missouri highways near Cuba. One car, believed from Mexico, struck a westbound vehicle driven by Gerald Parson of Melrose Park Illinois. Parson's wife Marjorie and daughter Sandra 8 were listed in very critical condition.
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Cuba
Missouri Highway Patrol
Yvney
Phelps County Memorial Hospital
Rolla
Mexico
U.S
Gerald Pars So
Melrose Park
Chifuga
Parson
Marjorie
Mheir
Sandra
Bella Hospital
Jenny
Jerryy
Grocer and Father Sentenced for Sunday Closing Violations
H V Hickinbotham and his father John H Hickinbotham were sentenced by Chancellor Guy M Williams to 31,000 each for violations tied to Sunday closing laws. The court stayed most of the penalties, requiring 400 and 40 days of sentence, with conditions and no bond pending appeal to the state Supreme Court.
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Guy M. Williams
H. V. Hickinbotham
John Ht. Hickinbotham
Hickinbotham
Williams
Dulles Plans to Cut American Forces on Formosa
Secretary of State Dulles urged reducing U S personnel on Formosa amid anti American rioting concerns The White House disclosed total Americans on Formosa at about 10000 including 1100 private citizens and 8900 military staff and civilians A possible cut of around 600 military personnel plus reductions in civilian staff are being considered to ease tensions and resentment between Americans and Chinese residents on the island.
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Washington
Dulles
Formosa
United States
Konrad Adenauer
Dullas
Epociwher
U. S
China
Asst
Andrew Berding
Britain
Japan
Paris
Forma
State ‘Department
Linscoll White
Defense Department
Karl
Humphrey Quits Treasury Post Amid Administration Shakeup
Washington UPI report says Secretary of the Treasury George M. Humphrey submitted his resignation, effective at the close of the current congressional session. President Eisenhower accepted with regret as Robert B. Anderson was named as Humphrey’s likely successor. Under Secretary Randall Burgess to leave for another appointment.
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Washington
Transiry
George Mi Mtumphrey
Bieenhowar
Robert B. Anderson
Havin Ng
Humphreys
Anderson
Senate
White House
Randelpht Burgess
Treasury
Hid
Needpf
Qeas
Munpthrey
Goen
Leention
Humphrey
Eisenhower
Secretary of Treasury
Elgantiawer ‘Administration
Mrevery Buttle Hosts Talbot Feild Jr at Confederate Union
The United Dayars of the Confederacy hear representative Talbot Feild Jr of Hempstead speak on Jefferson Davis and recent Arkansas Legislature events at the Old State Capitol Building Washington. Feild to speak at 11 o clock. fellowship and pilgrimage events follow. O Neal chairs the pier anchor serving.
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Washington
Former Hope Resident Dies in California
Permon J. Gordon aged 62 died May 25 in Los Angeles California after living in Hope and Prescott for years. Survived by two sons Fermon J and Thomas Gordon both in Los Angeles two daughters Beatrice Hinks Glendale and Juanita Nystrom Burbank two sisters Mrs Pat Simpson and Mia Leu Urrey Prescott and half brother Watson Miller Prescott Funeral services were set for Wednesday with interment at Forest Lawn Memorial Park Glendale California.
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Permon J. Gordon
Los Angeles
Calif
Gordon
Hope
Prescott
California
Fermon J. de c
Thomas Gordon
Beatrice Hinks
Glendale
Calit
Tuanita Nystrom
Burbank
Pat Simpson
Mia. Leu Urrey
Watson Miller
Forest Lawn Memorial Park
Levees Strain as Arkansas Crest Surpasses Prediction
Arkansas rivers crest higher than forecast. levees buckled at Dardanelle and North Little Rock as floodwaters surged toward 34 feet. National Guardsmen and volunteers, aided by sandbag walls, reinforced barriers to protect farms and homes along the Arkansas River corridor from Dardanelle to Pine Bluff.
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Ploodigaterd
Lever
Dardanelle
Ahd
Ashe ‘Arkanens
Alvar
U.S. Weather Bureau
Dardaanelle
Pina Bluff
Waa Dee
Army
Little Rock
Dadanelle
Fort Smith
Monilton
Lo Morrow
Pine Bluff
Ae Ieee
Carden Bottoms
National
Dardanehea
Iit
Fulbright Urges Speed on State Water Projects
Senator Fulbright urged rapid approval and funding for the Arkansas River water projects and upstream watershed control, citing floods and droughts. He called for extra appropriation to finish the program years ahead and criticized critics who label projects as pork. He noted Gov Faubus's push for accelerated action and hoped for a presidential authorization measure this year.
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Washington
Arkansas
Senate
Fulbright
Arkansia
Oklahoma
Army
Orval 'B. Faubus
Grandson of Local Residents Dies in Groves Funeral
Funeral services were held in Groves Texas for Mark Steven McCoy infant son of Army Sgt Raymond Le McCoy and grandson of Velvin of Washingok Bee. The baby died 36 hours after birth at Chelsea Naval Hospital Lynn Massachusetts. The father, a former Graves, is stationed in Boston. Surviving are brother David McCoy and grandparents Mr and Mrs Paul Ray of Groves.
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Groves
Texas
Mark
Steven McCoy
Army
Raymond Le'McCoy
Sgr
Anohn Velvin
Washingok Bee
Chelsea Naval Hospital
Lynn
Mass
Graves
Boston
David McCoy
Paul Ray
Weather forecast for Red River region and Little River area
Forecaster warns Red River crest near 28 feet around May 30 with 20 feet at Fulton while Little River near Horatio and White Cliffs is expected around 28 feet by May 29 30. Arkansas cloudiness mild with a chance of scattered showers later today and tonight. total yearly rainfall about 44.49 inches. Highs near 81 and lows around 49.
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Fulton
Horatio
Red
Arthur
City
Index
A.c
A. My
Whitecliffs
All Around Town Shows Arkansas Candidates for Future Homemakers of America
Jo Ann Roberts of Arkansas was chosen to represent the state as a national vice president of the Future Homemakers of America after a meeting with three other district candidates. The national meet will be in Lafayette Tang in June with Ja Ang competing against contenders from other states. Ja Ang is the daughter of Mr and Mrs L Roberts and will be a senior at Hope High School, active in many activities. The article notes related community events including library officers, a Henderson State Teachers College fraternity installation, and various local notices.
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Jo Ann Roberts
Arkansas
Naional
Homemakers of America
Lafayette
Tagiang
Ja Ang
L. Roberts
Hone
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Maine
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Hioaswey
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