French Premier Eyes U S Talks Over Arms Deal
French Premier Pineau plans to visit the United States to discuss U S and Britain arms shipments to Tunisia amid Algeria tensions. Dulles and Lloyd may join in Washington for talks as Paris seeks stronger NATO solidarity and a formal stance on French actions in Tunisia and Algeria.
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Body of Missing Hunter Found in Forest Trail
A hunter missing since last Tuesday was found deceased yesterday in faded woods northwest of Bailes, Pend Indy. The 7-year-old deer hunter's body was located by Stevens Jie. Authorities confirm the discovery and ongoing investigation into the incident.
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Benson Denies Quit Plans Amid Cabinet Debate
Secretary of Agriculture Benson says he has no plans to resign, despite reports of Midwest Republicans pushing for new leadership. He defends the farm program as economically sound and invites alternatives, noting he has held the post nearly five years and remains busy with responsibilities.
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Baptists Name Post for Dr. Whitlow in Arkansas
LITTLE ROCK Ark The 60 member Arkansas Baptist Convention executive committee met to discuss Ouachita Baptist College expansion plans and a proposedArkadelphia physical plant upgrade. Dr Whitlow pastor of Pine Baptist Church Arkadelphia was expected to be offered the top executive post as the committee reconvened.
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Accident Report From Saturday North Area
Fragmentary notes indicate an accident occurred Saturday in the North area involving an unspecified party. Details on parties, location, cause, and injuries are not readable. Further information is needed to determine the exact individuals, agency involvement, and outcome.
Roosevelt horsemen win grueling Utah marathon
Roy Hateh and Jay Fall, both from Roosevelt, rode to victory in a 57 hour 3 minute Utah marathon that began Friday morning in Salt Lake City and ended on Main Street. Turbulent weather, snow, and fatigue marked the event as spectators crowded the town of 2000 to see the finish. BYU figures and other riders were notable participants in this rugged race.
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Raid All Clubs or None Judge Says
Little Rock Municipal Judge Robert W. Laster warned officers and deputies that raiding a few private clubs in Pulaski County without targeting all would be viewed dimly. The order follows cases involving four men charged with violating state liquor laws and extending to December 3, stressing that private clubs including country clubs should be raided only as a uniform group.
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Ajecholic’ Beverage Control Board
Russians boast of decisive missile in war
Soviet leaders trumpet a new intercontinental missile as decisive for future warfare. Artillery Marshal Barentsey and Marshal Varetsov claim the weapon could smash adversaries anywhere, with a vast array of modern weapons including hydrogen and long range rockets.
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Supreme Court rules owner may be guilty in traffic death
The Supreme Court ruled an owner may be guilty of involuntary manslaughter in a fatal traffic crash even if not in the vehicle, granting Elmer Rusher a new trial over improper evidence. The case stems from a Jan. 9, 1957 collision near Roger’s Highway 12 involving Stacy and Rusher, owner of the truck, with sentences suspended for Stacy and Rusher. The ruling upheld parts of a conviction while ordering a new trial for Rusher on evidentiary grounds.
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Hot Springs
All Around Town Hops Rebeats James This Week
Local sports page notes Hops defeated James in a makeup game as Crossett challenges for second place. Hope-Arkansas team shows steady improvement despite long season interruptions. Fans urged to attend final home games as Bobcats seek crucial wins against Magnolia and Philadelphia, with West region notices following.
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Communists Leaders Meet in Prague to Discuss Unity
Soviet and Chinese leaders spoke at Moscow level talks but content remained undisclosed. Prague set for funeral proceedings of a Czech president as Moscow Prague meetings signal push for greater Communist cooperation amid Mao and Khrushchev aimed unity.
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Faubus urges troops stay to end school crisis
Orval Faubus said in a two hour interview that federal troops will likely remain at Central High School through the school year. He called integration a dead end and dismissed negotiation, noting opposition had grown stronger since the Sept. 24 Little Rock crisis. He also claimed Brownell was fired for advising against federal action and questioned White House influence with Southern governors.
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Dr. Alice Brown Succumbs Monday in Hope
Ar. Alice Barlow Brown daughter of the late M. H. Barlow of Hope died Monday morning at her sister Mrs. F. B. Howson home. She lived in Corpus Christi and long served a medical mission in China for 24 years. Survived by brother H. R. Barlow and others in Hope. Services Tuesday at 2:30 p.m. at St May's Episcopal Church. Interment Rose Hill Cemetery. Flowers requested.
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State Supreme Court Opinions Summarized
In Rock Island and other districts, the State Supreme Court issues rulings on several cases. Decisions include affirmations and partial reversals across diverse matters, with judges such as C. Floyd leading petitions for publication and noting affirmed and reversed elements. The opinions cover civil disputes involving individuals and firms, including construction and chancery issues, with the court maintaining its standard to affirm, reverse in part, or remand as warranted.
Bolar Leads Group at SCS Conference in Boston
Twenty five Soil Conservation Service foresters from various states met in Boston to tour Harvard Forest near Harvard University. Delegates viewed research plots, attended forums, and saw Greenland flora and fauna slides by Dr. Roup as part of a three day field program.
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Weather Report From Arkansas and Louisiana Briefing
The forecast notes occasional rain and colder conditions across Arkansas this afternoon with slow clearing tonight. Tonight will be 24 degrees, with Tuesday highs around 46 to 50 and lows near the 30s. Louisiana expects thunderstorms mainly in the southeast with mostly partly cloudy skies tonight and cooler temperatures inland.
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