Highway funds and planning constraints face shortfalls
The Kentucky or Arkansas style financial briefing explains that highway funds are distributed by a legislature set formula, leaving the department short of anticipated construction money after obligations. It notes projected federal matching limits, potential gaps of about 3.5 million, and that borrowing is rejected while emphasizing state funds govern progress.
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Little Rock
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Chiarte
Jno
Josh
Lynch
The
Highway Commission
Local residents visit kin amid hospital news and family gatherings
Mrs John Vittitow and her Lewisville family have stayed with her mother Mrs Alta Geantt while Walter and Jane returned from Marshall to visit Mrs A E Bres. The fragment mentions a burglary at a hospital and a connection to Litt, with names including Mrs Guss K, Channel 4, and Mr and Mrs Robertson noting a Little Rock link.
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John ‘Vittitow
Lewisville
Alta’ Geantt
Jim . Nelson
Walter
Jane
Marshall
A. E. Bres
Bby Robertson
Mrs. Guss
Little
Hollywood clubs attract stars with high nightly prices
Hollywood’s top names dine and pay steep night club prices for second acts of romance. Don Rigkles owes the outfit as Miami events draw packed crowds nightly with showcases selling out.
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Hollywood
Don Rigkles
Miami
Clinton high school desegregation tensions rise in aftermath
Correspondent Relman Morin reports from Clinton Tennessee as the Little Rock crisis echoes in the South. Six men and a woman prepare to testify about a federal injunction enforcing school enrollment of Black students, while National Guardsmen remain stationed outside Central High.
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Clinton, Tenn
Clinton
Feders
Knoxville
Jonnasper
Vilate
U. Si Dist
Roberta Taylor
Fogel
Chinon
Cena
Fensel
Sia
Gov. Orva
Paulins
Central High
Humian
Esame
Amy
Fall
Tennessee Hills
Cyss
Brando on Fame and Self View After Success
Hal Boyle reports Brando faces fame with guarded self awareness. The actor says people infer their own conclusions, noting success can distort perspective and provoke skepticism. He reflects on the danger of being seen as solely successful and the loneliness it can bring.
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Brando
Dalker
Sulness
Jack
Farm Leader Seeks Standards for Global Food Policy
A farm leader urged guiding American food production by three principles including parity of income for farmers and people. He warned against damage from big business rulers and expressed hope for improvement after 1960 for those with courage and determination. He recalled Nobel prizes and commented on social tensions and a daughter of Wells discussing changes in attitudes.
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Thatcher
New Rule Adopted in Basketball
A Skyline Conference clinic in Salt Lake City discussed NCAA changes to the 1857-48 season opening next month. The proposed rules include a hands off policy and restrictions on players touching the ball while in certain positions, risking loss of possession and scoring opportunities.
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Hy Garlos Salazar
AlbuquéRque Tribune
Spoiris
Albuquerque
Ahit
Salt Lake City
James A. Nalamith
Bomb set off before game mars state football event
A fireworks chain exploded in the air before Saturdays Kangas Katsas State football game. Officials hurried but no dogs were allowed on the field. Referee Bob Miller and Kansas official Chuck Muoltner commented on the incident while equipment men removed the device wrapped in warmup jackets.
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Lawrence Kanim
Ceremenis
Kangas-Katsas
Bob, Miller
Chuck Muoltner
Kansas
Miller
Ancient Palisades Rocks Said to Be 150 Million Years Old
Report cites Remorials claiming the Palisades along the Hudson River form are 150 million years old, stretching along the New Jersey and New York banks.
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Palisades Interstate Park
Hudson River
New Jersey
New York
Adlai Agrees on limited role for United States in NATO policy
In New York last night Adlai Stevenson signaled willingness to attend the Paris talks while leaving the final decision to the shape of U S proposals. He indicated possible support for measures toward easing the 27 billion dollar federal debt limit and suggested flexibility in aligning with administration policies.
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United States
Shen- Athens
NATO
Russia
Stevenson
Eliethower
Dulles
Paris
New York
U. S
Home Rule Topic Dominates Arkansas Municipal League Convention
In Little Rock the Arkansas Municipal League convened to debate home rule, with officials including West Memphis Mayor Harwell Pike and Olen G. Zimmerman of North little Rock chairing the session. The proposal would let cities and towns hire more utilities and reduce state constitutional regulation. About 500 mayors and other officials were expected over the two‑day meeting, and debate centered on constitutional amendments and local control.
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Little Rocky
R Dyaitt
Arkansas Municipaleague
Todty
Beth
Isagie
West Memphis
Harwell H. Pikee
Olen
G. Zimmerman
North Mioe Rock
Whiels
Chs Lomartow
Strange object lighter sighted in Batesville sky
Batesville residents report a bright red object seen in the eastern sky around 1 PM, described as a spuragkin by Conway Huddleston. Witnesses observed the object move away and appear to shed material as it fell, with sightings lasting about 18 minutes.
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Batesville
Conway Huddleston
Huddleston
Uwan
Army Explains Defederalization
An Army spokesman clarified that defederalization of an Arkansas National Guard unit does not imply immediate release from federal duty. He noted three officers and 49 enlisted men in the Searcy unit were de-federalized by midnight Saturday, with six officers and 28 enlisted moved to Headquarters Company of the 1st Battalion.
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Little Rock
Army
Arkansas National Guard
Searcy Citizen
Menbors
Searcy
Thy
Dred Infantry
Fuld
World Surgeons to Gather for Pan Pacific Association Meet
Surgeons from 22 countries gather for the 7th Pan Pacific Bur sical Association conference opening Thursday and continuing through November 22. The group’s president Dr Arthur W Allen of Boston could not attend due to hospital care.
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Unil Now
al Lover
Arthur W. Allen
Boston
Aetil Ward
Winder Hospital
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