Soviet Scientists Dismiss Moon Measurement Claims
Moscow reports that Soviet scientists rejected Western claims that the first two Earth satellites measure the planet by tracing its surface. Sputnik focuses on cosmic and solar radiation study and long range missions may rely on such data. Officials released details from an IGY committee survey.
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Moscow
Cssage
Sputnik
Wralth Space
Sputniks
United Press
Bridge
Mass
Cnractron
Tnternational Geophysical Year Committee
Ussr Academy of Sciences
Russia
Cambridge
V. Traliskaen
IGY
Lions Plan Auction Next Week in Hope
Lions Club radio auction to raise funds for needy families at Christmastime. Merchants donate items for bid. a free turkey goes to the caller before the warmings. Broadcast on KXAR three nights from 7 p.m. with phones to receive bids. event held in the courtroom with invited spectators and special entertainment each night.
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Lions’ Club
Hope
KXAR
Heart Attack Fatal to Hunter Near Patmos
Willi Dee Yancey, 44, of Pasings, died unexpectedly yesterday while hunting about two miles east of Patmos. Cause was heart attack. Survived by parents Mr. and Mrs. Willie Yancey of Patmos, four brothers Grady California Eddie Odis Milton Yancey Pasadena Texas and sister Lois Tatum Stamps. Funeral services set for 2 p.m. Saturday at Palos arena with burial in Patmos.
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Willi Dee Yancey
Pasings
Patsmos
Willie Yancey
Patmos
Grady
California
Eddie
Odis
Milton Yaheey
Pasadena
Texas
Lois Tatum
Stamps
Alurdyy
Palos Aren
Herar Us
Patnaos
City Ordinance Challenged Over Registration Rules
North Little Rock battles a city ordinance requiring certain residents to register. The American Civil Liberties Union challenges the measure, saying it would compel compliance with a new law and expose personal data. United States Supreme Court may interpret the constitutional issues involved.
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North Little
Rock
American Civil’ Liberties Union
Tada
Fires Sweep Cuban Sugar Fields Amid Rebel Attacks
Reports describe fires sweeping large cane fields in Cuba's east as rebels clash with government forces. Officials say the fires threaten sugar production and the economy while security forces respond to incursions near Havana and other provinces.
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Cuba
Havana
Bovernoyett
Suger Caip
UN Urged to Call for French Tunisia Talks
UN debates on Algeria stir calls for negotiations with France and Algerian nationalists. Tunisian King Mohammed and Prime Minister Bourguiba push for a peaceful path, while Arab and Asian delegates press for independence and international mediation. US and France seek a just solution aligned with charter principles.
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N.Y
Ile
Am“Unlitea
Algeria
Chris In
Pineau
Wil
France
Algeriin Mos
Wie Assembly
U.N. Dubale
Felix Gaillard
Algaria
Mohammedi Vo
Muorogen
Haboi Bourguiba
Tunisia
Naionals
Rabat
Cays
Washington
Mohammed
Dulles
United States
Six Die in Des Moines Area Crash and Arkansas Collision
Six Tingis residents, all Negroes, died in a head on crash near Corning Arkansas on Thanksgiving Day. A seventh person died at Little Rock from injuries in a separate collision. State Trooper Rue Luter reported the car tried to pass a line of traffic when it struck a truck driven by Edvard Nusbaum of Elkhar, Indiana. The wreck killed Frank J. Joshway and six others including Helen and Ernestine Hall. The Arkansas fatality occurred in Little Rock when G A McGlethin's car was involved in a collision with Thomas Cook of Houston, Texas.
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Pleyek
Edvard Nusbaum
Elkbars
Ind
J. Joshway
Bovis Syltts
Huey
Banks
Barling
Believes Missile Lag Worse Than First Thought
U S Senator Kefauver voiced concern that missile lag is worse than previously believed as a Senate subcommittee heard testimony from CIA chief Allen Dulles. Reports indicated Russia may have a small sub fleet capable of firing missiles with limited nuclear capacity, prompting warnings about Western strategic gaps.
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Washington
Sen. Kaftan
U.S
U. Wits
Kefruver
Sane
Alftalila
Aml
Usle
Othey
Miembers
Ruagrina Yl
Tury-Scientific Progresa
Brie Ig
Allennes
Intelligatee
Senatis
Lap
Nieht
Russit New
Russia
Batila
iMissia
CIA
Cotton Quotas to Be Voted on December 16
Hempfield County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee chair HM Gilpert reminds farmers that a referendum on December 16 will decide if marketing quotas apply to upland cotton. All growers in the program are eligible. quotas take effect if at least two thirds approve. Penalties for excess cotton and supports to growers will be set, with 75 to 90 percent of parity depending on supply.
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HM. B. Gilpert
Hempfield County Agricultural Stabiligation and Conservation Committee
Raminds
Glbert
Patient on Leave Fails to Return
A patient on medical leave failed to return to the hospital after being held off by police near a hospital last April. Court records indicate the custody issue was raised, with officials reporting no further action taken and the matter tied to an on going dispute.
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Julley Wer
Wilson Wiravers
Lsu
British Papers Back Bombs on Planes Amid Air Terror Debate
British papers push approval of bomb-carrying planes as security debates flare in Parliament. Daily Mirror urges strong measures while Independent notes Labor leanings. PM Macmillan defends readiness and argues against imminent danger. U S officials outline protective aircraft and refueling bases to deter threats.
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Libris
Se Bombera
Jaelinhy
Mier Mirror
Labor Party
Wan Tee
Gatymons
Morel Séerest Lary Selwyn Tloyd
Macmillan
van Haat
Wis
First Baptist Loyalty Day Set at Sunday Service
The First Baptist Church and Flys Baptist Mission plan Loyalty Day this Sunday. A $71,000 budget for next year is to be funded, with 10 percent pledged by the elected church officers last Sunday representing 1453 members. A further goal targets the remaining 844 Baptist members to pledge the rest, with Sunday School and training union officers leading the drive.
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First Baptist
Church and Flys
Baptisty Mission
Bolt Us
Memours
Dencons
Thell Peyton
Sundiy
Thanksgiving with no disturbances reported by state auditor
State Auditor Jimmie Jones reports 7,034 poll tax receipts this year versus 7,252 last year, a low 4B percent of eligible voters. Howard Feunly sold 4,203 compared with 4,51 last year, 6t percent of eligible. Lifayette sales were 4021 this year, 47 percent of eligible. Religious Emphasis Week planned for March on the University of Arkansas campus with Ouachita College and Wascheton players involved. Moon Christmas drive and Nat Soc Pershing Rifles members at Ouachita. Capt. BUL Blake and Frank Horton named among speakers and plans for Hereford sale at Hope next spring. Also discussions of a production sale and rising agricultural interest. State Health Department reports 24 births in 1951, all white girls, in a downstream tally.
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Jimmie
Jones
Immnpstead
Howard Feunly
Nevada County
University of Arkansas
Walter Smiley
Hope
Ouachita College
Marshall “Rowe
Washe
Dngton
Dutlie
Ouachita
President Eisenhower Plans Gettysburg Trip Despite Fatigue
President Eisenhower with doctors approval plans a visit to the Gettysburg farm. Reported recovery progress described as excellent with able to travel but cautious due to exhaustion. White House press secretary Hagerty noted the plan could occur within the week. observers watched the gate and the president's family as they left for their estate.
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Wastlington
Thule
White House
Gettysbury
James C. Hagerty Stile
Wateh
Washington
Eisenhower
Mada
Fils
Gettysby Farm
Phyateda Aureed
Blaenhower
Mugerty
Senhower
Rome
Tapserty
Huperty
Arkansas Weather Summary From Friday Report
Weather station report covers 24 hours ending 7 with high 70 and low 29. Precipitation total 8.86 inches in November and yearly total 7.90 inches. Central to southeast Arkansas expect cloudy and cold with highs in 30s to mid 60s and lows in 20s to 40s. North Arkansas and northwest show cloudy cold spells with highs mid 60s to upper 80s in the southeast. Sunday clear with highs in 40s. Louisiana shows partly cloudy to fair with cool nights.
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Associated Press
Central
Fairland Gold
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