Three Ways for West to Move in Berlin Crisis
Berlin crisis news outlines three Western options to gain surface access to East Germany. United States Britain and France back a split power plan for air corridors between Berlin and Frankfurt Hamburg and Hanover for Allied military use only. The piece notes refugees flowing into West Berlin and signals renewed talks on corridor use amid Soviet pressure.
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Weather Summary 24 Hours Ending 7 A M Wednesday
Report covers 24 hour period ending 7 am Wednesday with high 62. Precipitation total 1.95 inches for the period. Red River rose 4.2 feet to 4.1 feet. Little River rose 6 feet to 0.5 feet and 2.4 feet at Whitecliffs to 23.2 feet. Flood outlook indicates rise to 25.4 feet and possible crest near 26.5 feet by Thursday. Denison Dam discharge listed as 2,910 cfs. Regional forecast calls for mild to warm conditions into Thursday across most regions with warmer highs and variable wind.
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College Rioting Broken by Police
About 1,000 students protested Virginia regulations limiting automobile use at the University of Virginia. Police with tear gas broke up the Tuesday night demonstration, arresting five students for disorderly conduct and resisting arrest as more than 25 state troopers arrived from central Virginia.
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Stormy winds lash Great Lakes and Midwest. ship missing
Violent storm from the Rockies to the Great Lakes causes gale warnings and high waves across Michigan, the Dakotas, Minnesota, and Ontario. A 36 crew ship on Lake Michigan is reported lost, with at least 10 deaths linked to the blizzard and snowstorm. Temperatures plummet and warm spells fade in western states as the storm advances.
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Court weighs school desegregation in Little Rock case
In Little Rock federal court, Judge Robert Lastey discussed possible orders to reapportion seats at the Tilia Rock School Board and to uphold desegregation steps. He noted ongoing resignations and a push from Governor Oryal, with 1980s enrollment figures cited and 2,000 students, about 980 white students, affected by the dispute.
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Talks Against Paying Cancer Cases Budget Request
A public hearing at the Melcale Center explored funding for a statewide cancer program. Physicians and hospitals praised free work while warning private patient access could suffer if the Medical Center’s support declined. The Cancer Commission seeks 50 000 more dollars for indigent care and 338 000 total from various sources, with Arkansan Hospital seeking 23 000.
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Rola 6792000000 000 Dolor Figures In Wold Analysis
Fragmentary text shows a numeric figure 679 200 000 000 and references to a world analysis or report. Names and context are unclear, leaving a partial record of disputed financial or economic data within a regional publication.
Hope Judge cites farm value at city week gathering
Circuit Judge Lyle Brown addressed the Hope Kiwanis Club noting Arkansas farm assets total 188 billion dollars with Hempstead County forecasts of two million dollars in harvests and a half million in dairy. He urged prudent use of natural resources and cited mechanization boosting output while American families eat better. The talk linked rural prosperity to the community and economy during Farmington City Week events in Hope.
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Norfolk Voters Signal Resistance to School Integration
In Norfolk Virginia residents vote amid strong opposition to racially integrated schooling. The tally shows 12410 votes against a request to reopen mixed schools, while 712 votes favor the move. The outcome is nonbinding for the city council, which may act later.
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Welfare Dept Pay Raises Cut by ALC Budget Approved
LITTLE ROCK Ark Aug Council cut the Welfare Department budget by 59 272 000 for the next biennium and approved allocations for agencies 40 000 more than requested An increased staff was sought including more works programs Several budgets were approved for various state facilities Negro Boys Industrial School Negro Girls Industrial School and related welfare services with figures cited for 1959 1960 and ongoing support
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Hays Beats in Close Vote by Tiny Margin
In a November general election a candidate named Hays lost by a razor thin margin amid a write in campaign. Alfard polled 50,739 votes and Hay 28,493 in a result certified by Secretary of State G G Tall yer.estor text references tore include district races and local officials.
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Faubus Declares Government Is Rights Threat
Arkansas Governor Faubus warns that centralized government endangers individual freedoms and could lead to persecution. He cites historical examples including Hitler and Mussolini to argue against federal power, urging defense of liberty, autonomy, and states’ rights. The remarks reference a convention and relate to political tensions within the Democratic Party and national governance.
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Integration Battle Intensifies Over School Closures
A chaotic clash over school integration unfolds across Arkansas and Virginia, spreading into Georgia. Officials push for immediate closures while lawmakers debate public school options and potential referendums. Georgia leaders warn of long-term effects on public services as tensions rise ahead of the fall term.
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U S Jet Beats British Plane In New York Meet
AP report describes Pan American flight 707 from Leyden winning against a British jet in a high speed test over New York. The duel featured a dramatic display as the Pan Am craft led for hours while weather and technical notes were discussed by officials.
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Search Intensifies After Ship Disasters Near Michigan Coast
Reported wrecks and lifeboat rescues unfold as salvage crews scour the Gull Island and Lake Michigan area. Survivors include two men found alive, with many bodies recovered or missing amid widespread storm damage. Local authorities and crews from Rogers City and Charlevoix coordinate in heavy seas and helicopter shuttles to locate further survivors.
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