Khrushchev Pushes Peace Olive Branch Amid Asia Tensions
Nikita Khrushchev arrives in Peiping and urges avoiding war to settle disputes by negotiation. He reassures Mao Zedong of peace while urging two concrete Red China steps: free five Ameri cans and renounce force to conquer Formosa. The talk follows Khrushchev’s reception with over 30 Communist leaders, signaling cautious shifts in Sino-Soviet stance amid Formosa tensions.
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Guernsey School District budgets 1960-64 tax levy proposal
The Guernsey School District No. 30 Hempstead County Arkansas Board proposes a budget for July 1, 1960 to June 30, 1964 with allocations: General Control 250 dollars Instruction 36000 Operation of School Buildings 3900 Maintenance of Show Plant and Equipment 1000 Ancillary Agencies including transportation 12000 Fixed Charges 800 Capital Outlay 1990 Debt Service 900 and a tax levy of 6 mills to cover expenditures including retirement of existing indebtedness.
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Bemstead County Arkansas School Tax Levy Notice 1959
The Bemstead County Arkansas School District 10 presents a tax levy proposal for the 1960 through 1984 fiscal years. It details ongoing maintenance of school facilities, administration costs, transportation, and mandatory debt service including the existing levy. The notice lists per pupil assessments, agencies involved, and requests approval from voters.
Prescott WOC Bible Study and WMU Circle Elected Officers
Prescott area church groups held meetings with study sessions and prayers. Women of the Presbyterian Church met in the Mc Rae Memorial Room for a daylong study of You Can Confront to Victory The Revelation. officers and participants included Mrs C H Moore and others. WMU Circle 3 of the First Baptist Church met to elect officers for the new year. The hostess served refreshments at the Youth Center, and attendees included several named members and visitors.
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C. H. Moore
J. H. Robertson
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First Baptist Chitteh
Thell Hanning
Carlos Willmore
Miniy
Watson White
M. Ingram
Mise J. O. Coleman
T. C. Cax
Mass
Lester Steed
Community Mission
Mes
Thell Hapni
C. Cox
Sandra Kay Anderson
Aire Queen
Jhumy Oritv
Brenda Kay Hines
Janet Jordan
Janette McAnnally
Bobby Sur Riggs
Gail Thompson
Franktin Igs
Aubrey Anderson
Steel and Rail Stocks Slip as Market Dips
The New York market shows losses in steel, rails, and motors with broad declines across major issues. General Motors falls over four points while Studebaker slips about a point as steel labor negotiations remain secret, and Baltimore & Ohio and Southern Railway drop about two points.
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APH Steels
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Sivel
Howard Gould
Jay Crowle
Ford
General Motors
Studebake Ackard
Foo
Baltimore & Ohio
Southern Raila
Weekend Guests Visit From Gordon and Texarkana
Weekend guests included Mr and Mrs oo D Wortham of Gordon and Mr and Mrs Carl Mitchell who attended a World Book representatives luncheon meeting at Crimlin Hotel in Texarkana Sunday, also hosting relatives in Little Rock and local area.
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Charles Willmore
Kenneth
Memphis
C. Br, Willmore
Doe Wren
Scott Smith
Scotty
Little Rock
Mis. Woha
W. Davis
Emmette Parham
Ricky, Gordon and
Pamela
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C. G. Gordon
Marie Shepherd
Fred Calloway
Carl Mitchell
World Book Representatives
Fuiendon
Crimim
Texarkana
Wrong Man Named as Killed in Crash
Alfred Featherston, Murfreesboro attorney, says he was wrongly listed as killed in a crash. His brother Major Wirshalk Featherston died in the same incident, and a Defense Department report apparently confused the two.
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Alfred Kerston
Murfreysboro
Defense Department
Alfred” Featherston
Istet Owith Defense Department
Missouri Hospitals Win Federal Funds For Beds And Centers
Missouri hospitals receive $3.8 million in federal money under the Hill Burton program to finance more general patient beds at Sikeston’s Missouri General Hospital, $220,500, and public-financing centers at Dunklin County Keumelt, $40, nursing home beds at Maneth Winway, and related facilities. The AP notes stock indexes turned lower at noon with gains in some sectors offset by declines in others.
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Mirgouri Gelta Hospital
Sikeston
Dunkunly Center
Keumelt
Con's Hospital
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Four Arkansans Win NFA Awards in Atlanta
The Nee Pawers of America honored twenty one Arkansans and others in Atlanta last night. Recipients included Lewis V. Gibson of Marvell who received $250 for Sectional Star Superior Farm. Navy Smith of Marianna earned $250 for National Soil Management award. Jimmy Cilliam Sr. of Aheimer won $200 for National Farm Mechanics award. Earnest Wily of Turrell received $200 for National Farm and Home Improvement award.
Start Your Own Feed Business With Daffin Mobile Mill Hope
Opportunity to operate a mobile feed business in Hope Arkansas with a Daffin Feed Mobile Mill and a top quality brand. Sell directly to farmers while converting roughages into formula feed, merchandise feed and concentrates, and offer a valued service. Average operators report net incomes well above 11000 annually with initial investment from 5000 to 8000. Mail details to BOX NO. D Flope Star Hope Ark.
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