Rock School Board Meet Sparks Resignation Talks
The Little Rock School Board met in a closed session amid rumors that five of six members may resign over a simmering integration dispute. Attending were Supt Virgil Blossom and others. Dr Willsm G Cooper and legal counsel Carpenter said the meeting focused on potential actions, not reconciliation with Gov. Orval Poulous.
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Libre Rock
Birh Rock
Lonigh
Dale Alford
Sohn
Brooks Hays
DuArk
Alford Salabo
Engstrom
Capper
Virvil Blossom
Wilde Carpenter
Orval Poulous
Carpenter
Alford
Hays
Govenor
Weather Station Report For 24 Hours Ended 7 A.M.
Weather data from the Weather Experiment Station shows a high of 78 and a low of 38 degrees with 1958 precipitation through the period. Regional forecasts indicate variable conditions with potential showers, cooler nights, and mid-70s to near-40s temperatures across Arkansas and Louisiana.
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Oelgher
Auto Co. Closed by an Office Strike
AP reports Chrysler plants faced a major office worker strike by 6000 at Chrysler, with union actions disrupting engineering and administrative work. Chrysler said production and plant operations were variably affected, while factory output continued in some units amid changing work patterns and picket lines.
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UAW
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Livestock Show Profit Report Highlights 1858-59 Officers
The district livestock show board met at the Diamond Cafe in Hope to hear the 1858 operation report and elect new officers for 1959. Members from Columbia, Miller, Little River, Howard, Pike, Clark, Nevada and Hempstead counties attended. The 1858 show showed a profit of 2,728.00 with 225.00 in accounts receivable, expected to bring total receipts to 2,953.22 after collection. The full year’s operation posted a large balance with debts reduced. plans included applying funds to retire notes and funding the 1959 catalog. Elected officers included ALP Cox as 1958 president, with WIE president, Rupert Chua as third vice president, and N. Holt re-elected manager subject to the Hope Chamber of Commerce approval. A treasurer will be elected by the Executive Committee. Details of income and expenses are listed, including booth space, concessions, advertising, rental and insurance costs.
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Rase
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Diamond Cafe
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Miller
Lille River
Howard
Pike Clark
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Hempstead
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Parme Millen
Dent
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Ape
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WIE
Rupert ‘Chua
Nashville
N. Holt
Hope Champher of Commerce Board
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Phil District Livestocke
Renta Ti
Arko Falu Managers
Lease At Will Property Sale Move Proposed
A local notice outlines a proposed lease at will arrangement for Will P Tenia, detailing parties involved and the conditions of occupancy. The document emphasizes tenancy terms, duration, and renewal options for the property in question.
Arkansas Legislature Faces Unopposed Republicans
Fragmentary OCR notes reference an Arkansas legislature session and mention unopposed Republicans and Beny Loy amid unclear context. Incomplete text fails to identify full names, dates, or events.
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Jon
Weitis
Lewis Stalls Talks for Coal Contract
Fragmented report describes Lewis stalling talks over a coal contract in New York. The piece references coal operators, potential government intervention, and a plan tied to New Year's Day disruptions. Specific names and details are unclear due to garbled OCR.
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Arkansas counties receive welfare food allotments statewide
The Welfare Department reports broad distribution of federal surplus foods to 65 counties, totaling about five million pounds and over 1.4 million dollars in aid. About 45,002 welfare recipients benefited, with food parcels including butter, milk, flour, beans, vegetables, and other items to schools and institutions.
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Stile Welfare Department
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Adunis
Union Elects Hutcheson as Leader in Scandal Era
St Louis AP reports Union elects Hutcheson as leader at annual convention in Indianapolis. Hutcheson, incumbent president, faced bribery and racketeering charges. he denies the bribery claim and vows duties amid ongoing investigations. Poor OCR yields unclear names and dates, but the lead confirms Hutcheson’s reelection and the scandal context.
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Maurice A. Mytehesen
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Amerigo
Union
Hutcheson
Indianapolis
Bill Hutehesep
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Farm City Week Observance Brings Hope for Community
Amid unclear text, the item notes Farm City Week spans November 17 to 22 with hopeful community observance. Key entities appear garbled but reference to Farm City Week and dates remains.
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Hope
Two Men Carry Out $8000 Holdup in Texarkana
Police report two men robbed a Texarkana bank of about $8000 while a bookkeeper was restrained on the street. A companion drove a car away as the pair fled down the avenue. witnesses described a rapid escape and a chase. Local leads focus on a green sedan and the Adkins avenue area.
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Stassen and Nixon clash over Ike era politics in chaotic postmortem tale
Fragmentary report depicts Stassen campaigning before the 1956 GOP convention, accusing Eisenhower of dictatorial style while Nixon and others face scrutiny. The text shows jumbled references to Olsen, Mullenhowe, and vague public figures, with confusion about approvals and a century of party tension.
Russia accuses US at UN of planning space arms race
Fragmented AP report notes Soviet Union charging the United States with plotting to build and deploy defenses and missiles in space. The UN Security Council debate centers on arms control and verification measures as tensions rise over strategic balance and keeping outer space peaceful.
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UN to Discuss Quest of Skies
The United Nations prepares to form a commission to study space exploration and related security concerns. Delegates from major powers signal intent to cooperate while noting potential issues of sovereignty and peaceful use of outer space.
East Germany Troop Withdrawals Reported Likely by Soviet
Dispatches indicate East Germany may see Soviet forces withdraw after Berlin talks. German officials and Western powers sought a settlement amid Allied calls to end troop presence. The report notes cautious expectations and mentions pressure from the United States Britain and France for clarity on timelines and conditions.
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