Hoxie school integrate case sees injunction extended
Federal Judge Thomas C. Trimble presides as hearings resume on a request to extend a temporary restraining order against three groups White America the White Citizens Council and Hoxie Citizens Committee for gauch from interfering with racially integrated schools in East Arkansas. The judge overruled a bid to make the injunction permanent at this stage noting the need for a full hearing while the board claims it has tried to follow the law.
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James D. Jofigioff
Citizens Council
Supreme Court
Trimeld
Bill Pennix
Jonesboro
Boone County Telephone seeks rate increase in Arkansas
The Boone County Telephone Co. asked the Arkansas Public Service Commission for authority to raise rates at Harrison and Bellefonte. The petition seeks about 30,000 dollars annually, arguing current returns are not fair under present rates.
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Little Rock
Boone County Telephone Co
Arkansas Public Service Commission
Harrison and Bellefone
Market Updates From Arkansas Regions
In Little Rock Northwest area markets show firm demand for broilers and fryers around 20 cents per pound. Batesville floral area reports firm demand with broilers and fryers at 19 to 20 cents, cutters 7.50 to 10.00, beef cattle mostly 10.50 to 11.00 for good weighty types, and lambs 20.00 for choice, with varied wool lambs and ewes priced lower across the ranges.
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Little Rock
Broilers and Fryers
Batesville-Floral Area
F.o.b. Farm
Market Edges Higher Amid Mixed Bank of News
Stock market moves on a narrow path with slight gains in early afternoon. General Motors declines about a point as a Senate antitrust study of the giant corporation is announced to begin in a week.
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General Motors
Washington
Senate Antitrust Committee
Corporaton
Irregular New York Cotton Futures Trade
New York cotton futures showed irregular action on quiet turnover with activity switching from nearby December to later months. Late afternoon prices ranged from 25 cents higher to 55 cents lower than the prior close as December touched 33.38, March 32.49, and May 31.53.
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New York
Grain and Provisions Trade Narrowly As Prices Waver
Chicago grain markets showed small moves within a tight range with early firmness followed by a selling flurry. Wheat finished lower to 1% higher, corn gains mixed, oats mixed, and soybeans steady to lower. various grain grades and prices listed for Chicago and Indiana markets.
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Chicago
Indiana
Livestock Prices at St Louis Stockyards National
Hogs weighing 180 to 240 pounds show prices from 13.65 to 14.25 with moderate demand and light restocking. Sows around 400 pounds trade near 13.00 to 13.65 while heavier 550 pounds drop toward 12.25. Calves total 1,500 with cows and utility grades largely 10.00 to 12.00, occasional sales up to 12.50.
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ST. Louis
Early Announcement Sought on 1956 Plans by Eisenhower
Senate Republican Leader Knowland urged an early disclosure of President Eisenhower's 1956 plans. If Eisenhower withdraws due to heart issues, the GOP should have time to evaluate alternatives before the San Francisco convention next August.
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Raymond Lahr
Washington
Senate
William F. Knowland
Eisenhower
Knowland
GOP
San Francisco
California
Eienhower
Rchard M. Nixon
Goowin J. Knight
Earl Warren
Knight
Eisnhower
Warren
Paul H. Douglas
D-Nl
Douglas
George M
Pennsylvania
Adlai E. Stevenson
Stevenson
Duluth
Minn
Minnesota
Minntscta Democratic Party
Anneal
Mike Enews
Eden May Seek Change to Royal Marriage Act
Sir Anthony Eden said in the House of Commons he may seek to amend the Royal Marriage Act of 1772 to ease future royal unions. He noted any amendment would require Commonwealth consent and warned the move touches the Church of England and royal duties. Margaret Townsend affair highlighted public resentment toward royal expectations.
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London
Anthony Eden
Fuure
Margate
Eden
House of Commons
Church of England
Margaret
Peter Townsend
M. P
Marcus Lipton Wheather
United Kingdom
George II
Privy Council
Elizabeth
Townsend
Wife Probed Love Life of Slain Man
Police arrested Paul Wirth in Huntington outside a diner with a stolen car and tied him to break ins in Nassau County. Mrs. William Woodward Jr. remains in Doctors Hospital, treated for hysteria after firing a shotgun in her North Shore estate home, as investigators weigh an accidental shooting against new leads.
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Frederick M. Winship
NEW York
William Woodward, Jr
Paul Wirth
Huntington
Long Island
North Shore
Woodwards
Wife of William Woodward Jr faces questions over private detectives
Investigators plan to question Mrs. Ann Crowell Woodward regarding private detectives she hired to probe her slain husband’s love life. The Oyster Bay estate murder involved Woodward, a 35 year old banking heir and Nashua racehorse owner, who was shot early after a party for the Duchess of Windsor.
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New York
William Woodward Jr
Ann Crowell Woodward
Oyster Bay
Long Island
Duchess of Windsor
Nassau County
Frank Gulotta
Woodward
Gulotta
Three Youths Guilty of Manslaughter
In Blytheville a Circuit Judge accepted pleas from Milton Burks aged 17 of Burdette and two other teenagers on manslaughter charges tied to Lettie Gilliam a 55 year old Black woman stoned July 9 she died two days after an operation. Each youth was released on 5000 bond.
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Blytheville
Charles Ligt
Milton Burks
Burdette
Lettie Gilliam
Dalliance Allegation Spurs Police Probe Mentioning Chicago
A wife cites her husband's alleged infidelities as detectives report tracing him to Chicago. The details indicate ongoing surveillance and investigative efforts connected to the case.
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