Appeals Loom Over Black Students in Sit-In Ruling
Pulaski County court appeals focus on eight Black students from Philander Smith College convicted after April 13 sit in protests. Judge Kirby hears without jury, upholding 30 day terms and fines, challenging 1959 breach of peace statute cited in charges.
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Pulaski Hell
William J. Kirby
Lay
Batghinby
Atl Bean
Chanit Court
Minnicipal
Quinn Glover
Kirby
Uuig
Hewel
Melvin T. Jackson
Becaise Lessimany
Pfeifers Department
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Thomas B. Jefferson
Frank James Looper
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Parlier
State Supreme Court
Philander Smith College
Weather Esperigygnt Station 24 Hour Report
Esperigygnt Station reports 24 hour conditions with high 87 and low 63. Total precipitation 4 inches through the period ending April with year-to-date 44.99 inches.
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Wb & P.m. Ulay
Ike Declares SEATO Helps Prevent War
Washington secretary of state Hever pledges U.S. support for SEATO at opening ministerial talks. He notes the eight nation defense alliance boosts regional security southwest of China and stresses U.S. commitment to join fellow members in maintaining stability amid rising tensions.
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Local service schedule hints at week of June events
fragmentary OCR notes mention Otis Reddins of Bossier City and a June Saturday event. unclear details describe services by boil or similar phrase. reading gaps obscure purpose, time, and venue.
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Bossier
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Soviet warning on bases and possible nuclear risk
Washington reports a Soviet warning from Marshal Rodion Matinovsky at a Kremlin meeting. He ordered rocket strikes on bases that allow a spy plane over Soviet territory, signaling fierce opposition to U S use of allied airfields. State Department officials and Sen. Mansfield weigh potential nuclear implications of the blunt threat.
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Mike Mansfield
Parsy
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School June6 Registration Notice Fortee
A registration notice from the school office announces June 6 as the registration day for all students in grades seven through twelve. Jam Jones, the superintendent, states that students waiting for glass or typing courses should be prepared to enroll in their chosen subjects.
Maryman Advanced by Highway Department
J B Way announces that Maryman, 49, native of Briley, will serve as acting district superintendent and maintenance supervisor in the Arkansas State Highway Department. He replaces John H Sandor who is being transferred. Maryman has 22 years of service with the department in roles including fuel clerk and foreman.
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Texas
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Trowoyor
Wwe
Gulf States
Mustice Department
Seattle Weekend Death Toll Projection Sparks Council Debate
A garbled OCR fragment notes Seattle council discussing weekend fatalities from boating and other causes. It mentions a count starting at noon Friday ending midnight, with warnings of more deaths expected and a call for patience. The Associated Press asked a survey for comparative purposes. continuation is indicated on another page.
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Fullerins
Connell
Seattle
Associated Bross
Hope Church Contests Lags In Sunday School Effort
MEMPHIS AP A 43 year old Negro preacher was shot after an incident near the Memphis police station during a seven week Sunday School contest collapse. The contest ends with Gospel Tabernacle and New Bethel leading the field as public attendance boosts church involvement in Mt. Smith Arkansas.
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Police Captain Snidl Names Kelley Driver in Tarrelh Fatal
Police report that Captain EB C Wilson Snidl accuses Memphis resident Gerald Kelley of causing a fatal hit in Tarrelh six miles west, as Kelley panicked and fled to Earle Arkansas after the incident. Kelley later faces charges of manslaughter.
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Kelley
Earle, Ark
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World conflict outlook discussed by McClestay at college
Magnolia Ark August graduation remarks by Sen Jolyy L McClestay D Ar warned of a prolonged world conflict lasting a quarter century or more. He spoke at the Southern State Calego ceremony noting that college graduates must help solve global problems as he predicted limited near term improvement.
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Vietory
Lehman Talks Festivals At Lions Club Meeting
Local Poultry Festival chairman Lehman described the June 27 festival events and the chicken industry ties in Apkan sas Hempstead County during a Lions Club talk. Also noted were honors at Southern Methodist and campus activities of area students.
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Seven Die In Accidents In Arkansas Memorial Day Weekend
A Memorial Day weekend in Arkansas saw seven fatalities from highway accidents. Police report multiple wrecks across the holiday period as officials warn against unsafe driving amid heavy travel.
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Dack
Poefics Safety Disteron
Shei
Old Liberty to Hold Singing Service at Church
The Liberty Church announces a community singing event with a brief gathering at the church. Details of the service and host are blurred in the notice but indicate a scheduled afternoon event with local attendees.
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Old Liberty
Jamagiga Bauxite Production Plans Surface in Aide Memoire
A fragmented report outlines bauxite deals and production plans in Jamagiga and nearby regions. It mentions Piney rights and a shipment to Polar Comfort with production targets by June. The notice references locations in South Afghanistan and a Pluminitan Republic context without clear organization or dates.
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Hay
Poultry Income Drops a Bit in 1940sUS News
Washington reports poultry income dipped slightly last year after a peak in 1944. Total poultry sales reached about 3.1 billion dollars with strong home consumption by the public. Record returns were offset by rising costs and farm losses, affecting growers and prices.
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Washington
Powltry
Waseline Lo
Memorial Day Big One at Ball Park headlines crowd
The Memorial Day event drew the largest crowd of the day as the league leaders, including Cleveland and Chicago, clashed in a National League doubleheader. Cleveland swept the White Sox while Chicago hosted another crucial tilt. Attendance figures topped last year’s showing despite scattered rain and delays.
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Clevelang
Chixeyge
Vu Lulal
LiguRa
Vie
Man Drowns in Sheridan Lake
In Sheridan Lake, a man drowned yesterday after slipping into the water near the lake shore. Fishermen reported the incident shortly after Rankin's exit from the area, with authorities securing the scene and beginning preliminary inquiries.
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Sheridan Lake
Final Rites for Mrs. D Dragog
Final rites are planned for Mrs. D Dragog, a Hampstead resident killed in a hunting incident near Hazen. The deceased is survived by brothers and sisters including Coucher of etry EK and Goucher of Stuttgert, with mourners from Flint and Detroit.
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Detp Als
Gert Richson
Moegs
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