Greatest Search On for Plane With 42 Aboard
Major search extends 120 miles of Atlantic for Navy Super-Constellation missing with 42 aboard en route from Patuxent to the Azores. Among 21 crew and 21 passengers were four women and five children, including Mrs J Geraldine Harr and two sons. Wives await word at Lexington Park as chaplains offer support and prayers.
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New York
Atlantic Ocean
Azores
U. S
Atlantic
Patuxent
North Africa
Baltimore
J. Geraldine I. Harr
Millington
Tenn
Tim
David
Cathy
Port Quantey
J. W. Harr
Charles Taffird
Lexington Park
Patuxent Naval Airy Test Center
Cmdr
Meachem
Tipig Navy Installation
Meachum
Royalty to Rule at Kitten Coming Ceremony
Georgeanne Lowe and Carolyn Strong will lead as co-captains of the Bobkittens Queens in a high school stage coronation on November 2 at 2 15 pm. Seventeen ninth grade Bobkittens were chosen to form the royal court wearing red and white, with pageantry including a Pomp and Circumstance processional, crownbearers, and bouquets of white mum.
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Georgeanne Lowe
Carolyn Strong
Tommy Polk
Royce Weisenberger
Royal Court
Bobkittens
Geharlotte Brown
Judy Robins
Try Jones
Judy Kay Wright
Diane Helms
Mary Eppler
Bournie Easterling
Susan Davis
Wil
Sue Houston
Linda McKroy
Sheila Foster
Sandra Hobbs
Caroline Cox
Glenda Huckabee
Langle Fuller
Jéanette Fincher
Beverlyn
Ball
C. Hyatt
Ellen Tayner
Cri Stuart NT
Magnolia
Lsted
Foly Jons
Cary Castle
Danny Monts
J.B, Henry
Ruth Graham
Arkansas Supreme Court upholds drivers responsibility law
The Arkansas Supreme Court ruled the 1954 drivers financial responsibility law constitutional. It allows suspension of a driver’s license if the motorist cannot prove ability to satisfy judgments after accidents causing personal injury or property damage over 100 dollars, via liability insurance or posted bond.
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Little Rick
Arkansas Supreme Court
Revenue Commissioner
Commissionery
Supreme Court
Jdl
J. Brown
Storey
White Chancery Court
Hot Spring Circuit Court
Sam R. Clark
Vance Scurlock
Clark
Ouachita River
Polk Chancery Court
Iis
Madelina M.longan
Nabdrs Shaw
Mena
Longan
Chancery Court
Scientists urge halt to hydrogen bomb tests international plan proposed
CHICAGO United States and Soviet Russia are urged to end all H-bomb testing. Dr David R Inglis Argonne National Laboratory and Dr James R Arnold University of Chicago propose an international agreement to ban tests. They say an international agency could neutron test to verify compliance and prevent civilian harm.
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Chicago
United States
Russia
David R. Inglis
Argonnetional Laboratories
James R. Arnold
University of Chicapo
Institute For Nuclear Studies
Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists
Inglis
Soviet Russia
San International Agency
Arnold
Sm Shee
Batista Is Shoo-in in Cuba Election
Havana reports former President Fulgencio Batista ran unopposed as Ramon Grau San Martin withdrew and urged a boycott. Grau quit after the court refused a delay to today’s balloting, calling the process a farce. Batista, in power since a 1952 coup, condemned the result in a television address.
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Sy Tam Summers
Havana
Cuba
Fulgencio Batista
Ramon Grat San Martin
Grau
Superior
Batista
Youth Center Party a Huge Success
A large crowd of teenagers celebrated Halloween at the Youth Center with a masquerade. Prizes went to Nancy Smith most original Janelle Yo cum prettiest Judy Hammons most disguising and Sylvia Arnold funniest.
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Youth Center
Nancy Smith
Janelle Yocum
Judy Hammons
Sylvia Arnold
Bill Wrayey
Marilyn Edwards
Lanelle Fuller
Virginia Lafferty
Carolyn Huett
Election Eve Is Zero Hour for All Political Candidates
Election eve is depicted as the worst night for candidates and voters alike as last minute campaigning peaks. A candidate, Ed, fears the final rally, camera pressure, and sleepless worry while advisers push for last minute publicity. The piece frames political life as tense, sleepless and nervy on the eve of elections.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Hement
Court Split over Intoxicated Attorney in Rape Trial
In a Birmingham area case Charley Jones faced rape charges with the Supreme Court split four to three on whether the trial attorney was intoxicated, a factor argued by the defense. The majority found no abuse in denying a new trial. the dissent urged strict scrutiny of the attorney’s fitness. Jones was found guilty of a lesser assault-to-rape charge and faced potential reevaluation of his sentence or double jeopardy issues.
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Sattee Co
Eerasas Supremes Court
United Pres
Torney
Birmingham
Ala
Sitter
Great Lakes
Crawford
Wanthol
Tomark
Charley Jones
Harold C. Rains Jr
Jones
Atttorneys
Iswyer
Supreme Court
Paul Ward
George Rose Smith
Ikind
Rugas
J Judiciary
J. S. Holmes
Saim Robinson
Red Planes Hit Nationalist Isle
Swarms of Chinese Communist planes bombed Ting Tachen Island today in the first aerial attack against an island held by Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek since the fall of China. The Nationalist defense ministry said more than 40 bombs were dropped and one Red plane was shot down.
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Taipel
Formosa
Ting Tachen
Chiang Kei-shek
China
Nationalist
Defense Ministry
Marginal Districts Decide Vote in House Control Fight
In the push to control the House Republicans and Democrats rely on marginal districts called tossups. About 76 to 80 districts nationwide hinge the result with a possible majority of 218 seats necessary to claim victory. Strong battlegrounds include California Pennsylvania New York Ohio Massachusetts and Oregon with closely divided districts also present in Washington New Jersey Indiana Missouri Connecticut Maryland and Virginia Utah and Wisconsin.
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Rex Chaney Washington
House of Representatives
Massachusetts
California
Tivo
House
Pennsylvania
New York
Ohio
Angis
Ledigon
Washington
New Jersey
Indiana
Missouri
Connecticut
Mary
Virginia
Utah
Wisconsin
Nixon Attacks NBC Over Free Time Refusal
Vice President Richard M. Nixon denounced NBC for denying him free time to respond to what he called vicious, hysterical Democratic attacks on President Eisenhower. He urged 70 major news outlets to publish his planned reply and sent a 1500 word telegram to editors and writers nationwide. Nixon labeled Stevenson and Truman as showing how not to run a campaign in his statement.
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Denver
Richard M. Nixon
National Broadcasting Company
Eisenhower
New York
NBC
Democratic National Committee
Stevenson
Weather report notes storms and cold air sweep through regions
Great Lakes and Northern Plains cloudy with new flurries around the lakes. A cold air surge reinforces a wind mass chasing a week end front. Light snow expected to deepen to an inch or more across Iowa Indiana and Wisconsin. Temperatures drop to 18 at Minot 30s at Chicago and Milwaukee. Snow piled half a foot at Erie while Duluth reports three inches. South Bend sees two inches. New England mild then stormy with rain tonight through Tuesday.
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Great Lakes
Northern Plains
New England
Rockies
Pacific Coast
Maois
Indiana
Wisconsin
Minot
N.C
Birmingham
Richmond
Chicago
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
Erie
Duluth
Minch
South Bend
Ind
Bosto Weather Bureau
A J Kent 81 dies at home near Patmos
A J Kent aged 81 widely known Hempstead man died at his Patmos area home Saturday. He leaves wife Lula and 7 children in Oklahoma, California, Arkansas, and Patmos. Funeral set for 2 p.m. Monday at Patmos Baptist Church with ministers Clark and Thompson. burial at Macedonia with undertakers Bernson Cornelius handling arrangements.
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A. J. Kent
Hempstead
Patmos
Lula Kent
Monroe
Claud Clark
Floyd Clark
Wesley Thompson
Macedonia
Bernsdon-Cornelius
Acti Aber Poy
Harvey
Robert
Wale
Alpinists Join in Work to Recover Bodies from Crash
ENTRAQUE Italy A Twenty Italian Alpine troopers join American and Italian teams to recover the 21 U S Air Force plane crash victims near the France Italy border. Two Arkansans were aboard First Lt John W Warren and Sgt Sterling F Fitzgerald of Pardgould. Recovery halted by a storm. eight bodies retrieved to San Giacomo Dentraque. An American investigation team arrived and then moved to the crash site. The C47 crashed October 25 on a Rome to Lyon flight.
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Entraque
Italy
Mounta
Hargrat
Arkansans
John W. Warren
Little Rock
Pamela Camp Warren
Arkansas
Sterling F. Fitzgerald
Pardgould
San Giacomo Dentraque
Entraque Hospital
Rome
Lyon
France
Queen Mother Elizabeth Visits New York Sights
Queen Mother Elizabeth tours New York city sights amid her visit. She received an honorary Doctor of Laws from Columbia University at bicentennial ceremonies attended by 7,080 at the Cathedral of St. John the Divine. She plans museum and day care visits and a Commonwealth ball tonight.
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New York
Elizabeth
Columbia University
Fifth
Avenue
Financial District
Upper East Side
I. B
St. John the Divine
Baptist Revival In Progress At First Baptist Church
A revival meeting opened Sunday at the First Baptist Church with G W Blankenship from Little Rock delivering a stirring message titled Soul Winner. Monday night Rev Lloyd L Honeygutt of Magnolia will begin preaching as evangelist with two services daily at 7 40 a m and 7 30 p m and nursery available. Public is invited.
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First Baptist Church
G. W. Blankenship
Little Rock
Lloyd L. Honeygutt
Magnolia
601 Million People in Communist China
Tokyo reports Peiping radio claims a population of 601,930,000 based on a June census. The figure, released with little explanation, dwarfs recent estimates by Reds and non Communists, placing China well ahead of India’s 286,820,485 people in 1951.
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Tokyo
Red China
Peiping Radio
Communist Group
of Nations
Iver
India
Officer Charged With Harassment of Recruits at Camp Gordon
Augusta Ga report says Lt Charles C Anderson a third Army officer faces charges after a pretrial hearing. The alleged misconduct involved forcing recruits to sing and humiliating them while in uniform with the 1st Infantry. Investigating officers noted injuries in some cases and the matter proceeded at Third Army headquarters.
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Augusta
Houge
Camp Gordon
Tree
Third Army
Charles
C.anderson
Death of J C Ford Found on Texas Ranch
J C Ford aged 56 or 58 was found dead Friday on a ranch near Hillsboro Texas. Coroner reports unclear circumstances possibly accident or misadventure. Survived by a son and a daughter and three brothers, body shipped to Hillsboro for burial.
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J.C. Ford
Spg
TG. Ford
Kelly
Old’ Proving ‘Ground
Ford
Ritus
Herndon
J. Heda
Hillsboro
Texas
Herndon-Cornelivy Foy
Night at Hope Camden game nets small gate total
The Hope Camden contest drew the season’s smallest crowd, grossing 242.95 after deductions for officials, guarantees, extra help, and tax. Arkansas AEA convention closings affect Hope schools Thursday and Friday as Negro instructors travel to Little Rock for meetings.
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Hope
Little Rock
Jones Hy Jones
Hot Springs
Publig Schooly
Mra
Lawrence Marlin
Atate
Leon” Arnold
Texaykana
Third District
Saddie Club
Texarkana
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London
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Moscow
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Nationalist Isle
Nixon
By Gwen Gibson
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