Federal budget burden and inflation critique voices rise
Opinion argues the 1092-53 federal budget fuels inflation with an $80 billion load per family equivalent. It condemns government finance tactics, calls for retrenchment of nonessential federal activities, and warns voters against supporting costly programs and public housing while private investment suffers.
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Elijah Murry Dies in Emmet at 79
Elijah Murry 79 of Emmet died at 10 p m Friday at his home. Funeral at Emmet Baptist church at 3 p m Saturday with burial in Snell cemetery. Rev Howard White of Hope and Rev John White of Sutton to lead. Survived by one son Perry Murry of Emmet three daughters Mrs Nash Mubbs Hope Mrs Bruce Price Emmet and Mrs Earl Fincher Kilgore Texas several grandchildren and no great grandchildren. Pallbearers James Hamilton Joe Hamilton Howard Wright Raney Garland Paw Hamric Bill Thompson.
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Emmet
Emmet Baptist Church
Snell Cemetery
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Hope
John White
Sutton
Murry
Perry Murry
Nash Mubbs
Bruce Price
Earl Fincher
Kilgore
Texas
James Hamilton
Joe Hamilton
Howard Wright
Raney Garland
Paw Hamric
Bill Thompson
Fulbright Heads Back to Arkansas After Jamaica Vacation
Senator Fulbright of Arkansas returns to office from a Jamaican vacation. He plans to monitor scheduled work, prepare several speeches in the next week, and then travel to Arkansas to visit constituents and construction sites. He did not specify further state duties.
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Fulbright D-Arko
Arkansas
Plantation owner denies mistreatment of Mexican laborers
A Tennessee plantation owner, W. T. Jamison, denied mistreating Mexican workers he imported to pick cotton. A U S Mexico committee visited his Beatrice farm near Lore, while about 70 workers remained on site. Some workers walked from Eagle Pass to Memphis seeking help from the Mexican consulate as labor contracts and conditions came under scrutiny.
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W. T. Jamison
U. S. Mexico
Angel Cano
Cane
Crittenden
Atlanta
Department of Tudor
Mexico
Jamison
West Tennessee
Memphis
John Yarbrough
Keis Ark
Mermphis
U S Plane Shot Down Outside Russian Zone
United Nations commander Ridgway reported two Soviet fighters attacked a missing U N weather reconnaissance aircraft over international waters more than 20 miles outside Soviet territory. The U N Supreme Command said the Neptune patrol plane then vanished during a weather mission, with the crew briefed to stay 20 miles from Russia.
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Jerseys Owned by Local Youth Are Classified
The herd of registered Jerseys owned by Richard Lynn Hunt of Hope was classified under the American Jersey Cattle Club. Prof M J Regan of the University of Missouri rated four animals in the herd, scoring two Very Good and two Good Plus to average 85.00 per cent, above the breed average. Regan is an official classifier for the club headquartered in Columbus Ohio.
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Richard Lynn Hunt
Hope
American Jersey Cattle Club
M. J. Regan
University of Missouri
Regan
Columbus
Ohio
Cold Wave Strikes the Middle West
A weather report from the Associated Press describes a severe cold wave sweeping the Middle West and lower Great Lakes. Temperatures plunged across North Dakota Minnesota Wisconsin and extended into the Ohio Valley with heavy rains and snow showers in parts of the Rockies and the southern Atlantic seaboard.
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Organization Meet Called on Cub Scouts
The meeting invites parents and guardians of Oglesby and Palstuy Cub Scouts to discuss the year’s program. Ralph Johnson, district representative of the Bay Scouts of America, will address expansion and organized activities for boys. Parents are urged to attend to support youth participation in a nationwide program.
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Violent Death Toll in State 19 for This Week
The weekly tally of violent deaths rises to nineteen. Details report a man named Roger Dove who drowned after an incident at Walnut Ridge Bay base Friday. Another fatal crash on highway 65 in Pulaski County involves Rich Bell and an auto truck collision.
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Maine
Walnut Ridge Bay
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Noi Bell
Aulliner County
Bishop Joins 49th Wing in Korea
Bobby J Bishop of Hope Ark has arrived in Korea for duty with the 4th Fighter Bomber Wing IIth Air Force and serves as a Special Vehicle operator in the Wings Transport section. Col Joe L Mason announces the assignment after Bishop’s prior post at Fort Francis E Warren Wyoming where he was a 4 special driver.
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Hope, Ark
British Princess Dances in Paris Until Hour of 3
Paris dispatch reports a British princess daughter of King George VI dancing through nightspots in Montmartre with Prince Michael of Yugoslavia and others. She arrives at dinner at a prominent restaurant, tours venues with reporters in pursuit, and shares a white silk gown while paparazzi capture moments. Police intervene after photographers shoot the royal party amid lively nightlife.
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Seolland Yard
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Yugoslavia
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Wight
Small Businessman Pleads For Materials To Survive War Demand
Hal Boyle reports on the small businessman facing shortages of brass, aluminum, steel, and defense materials as government orders dwindle and contracts favor large firms. He cites factory shirt sleeve conferences, calls for regional pools, and a single agency to streamline access to scarce orders to save many small businesses from closing.
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Hells Warehouse
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Cim
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Washington
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Thair
Govi
PTA Talent Show at High School Friday
The third annual talent event at Pope High School will feature Hels and skits, a Spanish play by Sydney Melilla, and performances by the glee club and marching band. Special guests include Judy Koy Wright and Martin Eagle. An auction of gifts will fund PTA projects.
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Alisigal Iiibert
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Mee
Isa
Jaslor
Mt. Milanis
Chuck Dane
Judy Koy Wright
Martin Eagle
Mayelyk
Wilson
Arkansas 4-H Delegation Heads to National Congress in Chicago
Jacqualing Tyler Donald Kay Brown of Spring Hill and Jacqualine Tyler of Route 4 Washington depart Friday for Little Rock to join the Arkansas 4-H delegation for the National 4-H Club Congress in Chicago November 25 to December 1. Donald Ray Brown, 13, and Jacqualine Tyler, 14, will represent Arkansas in dairy judging and baking contests, traveling with other 4-H members from across the country. The group plans to stay at the Conrad Hilton and return to Little Rock December 1, with Oliver L. Adams accompanying.
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Seven Seas
Hope High School
Donald Hay
Arkansas
Dariath Ray
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J.E. Die Route
Ashington
Hope Irish School
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Akiansas
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Hope
Oliver L. Adams
Hempstead
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One Duck Hunt Fort Smith Man Won't Ever Forget
Fort Smith man Ky Prager recalls a dangerous duck hunt when companions Fraser, Pat, and Victor Ferrari were swept downstream. Fraser clung to a bank after one and a half hours in cold water. Stroud found him and helped him ashore. Prager returned home unharmed.
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Ky Prager
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Layaer
Pat
Victor Ferrari Dim
Fork Smith
Iente
Riverdale
Fraser
Stroud
Kportsrayn
Dixie Downs petitions circulate amid race track talk
In Memphis area towns petitions circulate for Dixie Downs Inc seeking 610 signatures to present to circuit court clerks. Antitrack backers rally funds, appoint county ministers to canvass voters, and push to secure approval from the Atkinson Racing Commission through county votes.
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Mayor's Race Back to Home Court in Payetteville
The Arkansas Supreme Court sent the Payetteville mayoral dispute back to Washington circuit court as an election contest. Arthur B. Davidson, a write-in, trailed Mayor Powell Mhea after his name appeared in three spellings, prompting the judge to void his apparent win. The circuit court will decide which votes count and whether write-in ballots were lawful, with the Supreme Court deferring broader legal questions pending appeal.
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Sue Preme Court
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Warren Recovers From Appendectomy at UC Hospital
Warren is recuperating satisfactorily after an appendectomy performed Wednesday at the University of California hospital. State officials said the governor is expected to be away about another week before returning to Sacramento.
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Sacramento
Truce Liners Make Progress in Korea Talks
UN and Communist officials in Munsan report progress on a 145 mile cease fire line as subcommittees plan to map the buffer zone. Lt Col Lovie says if full agreement isn’t reached by Sunday five subcommittees will proceed and a full delegation may adopt a plan for the armistice.
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Derslon
Aris
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Stuttgart Duck Calling Title Set For Nov. 24
Duck calling contest attracts a large downtown crowd as participants compete to mimic a duck. Judges score based on how closely calls resemble real ducks. Herb Parsons, a noted expert, will perform demonstrations before the winner is crowned.
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Herb Parsons
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