Missile Probe Sparks Partisan Charges In Congress
Congressional hearings open on missile development funding with Rep Mahon accusing the defense budget of withholding appropriated money. Johnson says Senate inquiry will proceed on facts, not politics, as Republican and Democratic leaders blame each other for missile and satellite progress. A New Orleans investigator faulted secrecy about Soviet satellite plans and criticized the Eisenhower administration's information policies.
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Mahon
Fens
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Lyndon B. Johnson
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New Orleans
Air Force
Satelite
Moss
Robert Cutler
Eisenhower
America
Sputnik
Sligh Moss
USS Sulcommittee
Pentagon
Dexfenso
Margony Snyder
Faded OCR Snippet Mentions Names and Company
Fragmentary text references individuals and a company name BW Ball Teles Co with unclear context. No coherent event or outcome is readable to summarize.
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Higasner
Ball Teles Co
Nak Sher
Surly
Paul P
Hope Kiwanis Urges Industrial Fund for Town Growth
Washington hearings consider raising metal import quotas urged by a domestic industry coalition. Howard H. Snyder said the plan was not yet endorsed by the group but seen as a possible tool, while Judge Pilkinton appealed to Hope and Hempstead County to back a $250000 Industrial Fund to attract and expand local industry and jobs. He cited Forrest City and a new Yale Towne plant as models, stressing planning, sacrifice, and unity for future prosperity.
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Tariff Commission
Howard H. Snyder
Linok
Arkansas
Hope Kiwanis Club
Boon
Pilkinton
Os Dne
Mihotral Papelispilley
Far‘dale
Clarendon
Rkadelphia
Magnolia
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Yale '& Towne Corporation
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Hempstead
Wire Products Company
Holland, Mich
Plunkett-Jarrell
Allies seek early talks with France on Algeria
U S and Britain plan urgent, high level talks with France over rebel torn Algeria. Officials fear Soviet moves in Africa and potential collapse of the Atlantic alliance. They hope for a general settlement with moderate local leaders to pacify Algeria while avoiding a right or left extreme government in France.
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France
Algeria
Alli
Britain
America
Soviet Union
Africa
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Afd
Atlantic Alliance
United States
Ihflu
Middle
Rocky Mound Revival Meet Planned at Baptist Church
A weekend revival is scheduled at Rocky Mound Baptist Church starting Thursday night November 21. Elder White, pastor, will lead services assisted by Elder Wayne Turner. Services start at 7 30 each evening. The notice mentions Pilgrim era themes and Puritan provisions.
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Rocky Mound Baptist Church
White
Wayne Turner
Prosecution, producers, and Wollywood debated
A fragmented report discusses opinions on the role of producers and the plight and future of Wollywood. It notes misperceptions about plague as foreign and questions the industry’s real impact on life and society.
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He- Hag
Rugg
Shephe
oDon
Six Children Die in Apartment Fire
Six children perished in a blaze at a small apartment after a stove exploded in the parlor. Neighbors helped as Mrs. Lucille Saunders, 33, and others fought to reach the fire before it spread. Brenda 6 Ronald 1 month, Aldon 4 Calvin 3 Algertha 2 Coslton 8 months, and a newborn grandchild were among the victims.
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Sinate
Lucille Sauders
Receiving Hospital
Brenda
faDonald
Calvin
Algertha
Coslton
Ronald
Japanese press grills suspended sentence for U S soldier
CAMP CREW Japan big newspapers criticize the suspended sentence for Army S3U William Girard who was convicted in the manslaughter death of Mrs. Naka Sabah. The Macbashi District Court handed down a three year term suspended for ten years drawing mixed editorials. The verdict was considered influenced by political factors and prompted debate across Japanese outlets Yanveru Shimbun Asahi and Mainichi calling the sentence appropriate yet controversial.
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Biggeat
Today Critici
Army
William
Girard
Macbashi
Ottawa
Ale
Aichi
Ashai
Meny
Tye
Aoutawas
Urillea
Ute
Naka Sabah
Bids Opened on Road Projects Across Arkansas
LITTLE ROCK UP The Arkansas Railway Commission said bids worth 2.1 million dollars will be opened December 4 for road projects across several counties. Plans include relocation of 1.5 miles of U S highway 87 near Benton as part of a new Interstate between Little Rock and Texarkana, plus surfacing and grading on various routes including Highway 70 near the Baylie road and Highway 249 near Barlass. Additional work covers interchanges, widening, and pedestrian safety measures in multiple counties with several miles of resurfacing and construction projects listed.
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Arkansas Railway Commission
Ping Counties
Benton
Texarkana
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Crittenden
Barlass
Crittenden County
Arimile
Clariedale
Turrell
Little River County
Lexarkana
Ashdawi
Klehway Ty
Ene Pike
Amity- Glenwood
Glendoon
Tyce
Hafayette
Spirit Lake
Stamps
County
Abing
Fragmentary note on Ne Ebaaboth spurl and Galil yess rd
Fragmented OCR style text mentions Ne Ebaaboth spurl and Galil with unclear date 89. Wn ys SAB. Wa: mise a eee. Unable to determine a coherent event or context from the readable fragments.
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Ebaaboth
Galil
NAACP Opposes Troop Withdrawal From Central High
In Little Rock Arkansas NAACP leader Mrs G Bates questioned Army plans to pull back from Central High School. She urged parental involvement and warned against a rushed withdrawal while noting reports from sources do not fully reflect the situation. News of the plan to remove the last federal troops next Wednesday drew mixed reactions and concerns about security and integration.
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Ar Ikangar
Yeaterday
Parnstoppers
Central High Schools
LG. Bates
Arkitsas Naacp
Army
Myr. Brucker
Rials
I Theodora ‘A. Dalaha
Citizens Cochell
Arkansas
Dillons
Cy. Bates
ACP
State Press
Clifton F
Blake
Missouri Paleifice
Inc
Blakey
Union Raises 2 Million for Hoffa Legal Fund
The Tribune reports officials of the Teamsters union are raising a legal defense fund possibly totaling two million dollars. Harold J. Gibbons of St. Louis, a Teamsters vice president, says contributions come from about 2,000 members nationwide. The plan reportedly includes promissory notes of 1,000 dollars with 40 dollars interest, to be used for defense against government and investigative actions.
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the Tribune
Brotherhood of Teamsters
Jones. R. Hoffa
Teamster
Harold J. Gibbons
St. Louis
Teamster International
Gibbons
Tribune
Teanyscy
Tovset
Ils
Ate
Letense
Nuclear Ship Launching During 1959
The United States plans a naval power demonstration with a new nuclear merchant ship to be built by New York Shipbuilding Corp Camden. The ship NSH or Nuclear Ahi Savinnah is to be 57 feet long with speed of 20 knots and deadweight 10,190 tons. Congress backs canal construction in 1960 and Eisenhower aims to show peaceful atomic research supporting commercial shipping.
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United States
New York Shipbuilding Corp
Camden
Mariime
Atomic Energy Commissing Subl
Babevels & Wieox Co
AIC
NS H
Congress
Eisenhower
U. S
Num Éleng
U.N. Assembly Endorses Plan Amid Soviet Threats
The U N General Assembly backed a plan to expand the Disarmament Commission to 25 members with four neutrals, while rejecting a Soviet bid to widen talks. Russia signaled it would not attend further sessions unless the plan changes. The vote also excluded a Communist proposal to cap the commission at 32 members.
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United Nations
U.N. General, Assembly
Pour Compmunist
Kuznetsov
Russia
Assembly
London
Bodcaw Comedy Play Thursday Event Listing
The Bodriw Bela club presents a three scene comedy Thursday at the elementary school auditorium. Admission 20 and 40 cents. Proceeds go to support delegates for the State Convention at Le Haek.
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Bodriw Bela Club
Stislo
le Haek Lo Pobrttney
Bodies Found in Plane Wreckage in Missouri Sky
Two airmen identified after a light plane crashes near a field in Missouri. Pilot Charles Chiaramonte and passenger Carol Sellerbera from Forest Park, along with others from nearby towns, were reported missing earlier. Civil Air Patrol and local residents assisted in the search and investigation.
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Kanoka
Mortheast
Missouri
Yestereday
Chiavamonte
Melrose
Tlefie
Carol Sellerbera
Chiaramonte
Crynie
Porést Pairk
J. Orval Tauchel
Civil Air Patrol
Tron
Piper Tepacer
Alge
Libserty
Chivage
Russell Gordy
Gordys
Arnagh Joon Ulon
AY Ley Brooks
Mahon
Caliby
Charles
Milligan
Kiwanis Sponsor Farm City Week Observance
Hope Kiwanis Club announces Farm City Week from November 22 to 24 to foster closer relations between rural and city residents. Harry Hawthorne urges civic groups to participate and support joint business and social ties. Merchants plan special ads and attractions. a special program with Hempstead County farmers is set for Tuesday at Hotel Barlow.
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Hope Kiwanis Club
Harry Hawthorne
Kiwanis Club
Hawthorne
Hope
Elwanian Herbert. Burns
Kiwanly Club
Hempsead County
Barlow
Bobcats Rally Wins Amid Injuries and Scout Buzz
The Bobcats defeated Crossett in a cold night contest while a key Crossett player left hospital with a pulled muscle. Prescott and Nashville led scoring as Wolves pressured every play. Southern State College debuts show Tantha Hampton and Bobbie Nell Phillips among Dean’s List honorees. Hope College students Boomer and son named stage manager and other campus roles filled including Gill lam directing and Linda Halbert cast member. Henderson J.C. Roth well leads ROTC Rifle team with Fort Chaffee event upcoming. Christmas reunion plans loom for Hope High graduates.
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Southern State College
Tantha Hampton Gid
Bobbie Nell Phillips
Blevins
Kenneth Eb, Jones
Lewisville
Jaking
Maynard Coopin College -Werft
Boomer
Son of Hope
Inherit the Wind
Fridgy Hights
Wepry Huckabee
Johnny Cox
Hope
Fort Chattee
Bill Thomason
Aleide Phil Ball
Millwood Project Veto Likely as Republicans Object
Gordon Brown reports that Millwood and other projects face likely vetoes as Republicans oppose the omnibus bill. They cite engineer concerns, cost formulas, and local financial duties, arguing the total authorization greatly understates capital needs and benefits. Continued on Page Two.
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Ain
Eiseninner
White House
ApkapAis
Macon
Coluia
Erecles
Lanai
Little River
Gilbert
White River
House Public Works
Authrize
Olslohonya
Millwood
Weather Experiment Station Report Orients Toward Forecasts
Weather notes from the station show hours ending Wednesday with a high of 68 and a low of 33. Rainfall for the year stands at 67.24 inches while the Red River dipped slightly to 16.6 feet at Pullen and the Laytle River reached 61 feet at Horatio, dropping 0.6 foot to 4 feet at Whitecliffs. Forecast indicates least rainfall, Red River changes modest, and Denison Dam discharge listed at 13 083 cfs while Texarkana Dam releases 10 000 cfs. Partly cloudy Arkansas Thursday with a warm afternoon and a cool night. Temperature forecast for Friday shows cooler, with southwest winds and variable central values.
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Pullen
Laytle
Horatio
Whitecliffs
Denison Dam
Texarkana
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