Rights Rules Held Illegal Bans Hearing Rights Rules Held Illegal
The Civil Rights Commission is under a federal injunction to drop a hearing of complaints in Shreveport. A three judge court ruled the act creating the commission constitutional, but majority said Congress did not grant explicit power to issue rulings denying rights without confrontation. Justice Wisdom dissented on rules of procedure. The commission plans to appeal to the U.S. Supreme Court.
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Shreveport
Civil Rights Commission
Gus “Megroos
Louisiana
Comstila
Imal
Congres
Nies
Emmyss
Dist
Edwin Unter Jt
Lake Charles
Dee Ben c. Datvkins
Oof Hrevepatt
du Fe John Wisdom
Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals
New Orleans
O Bermuts
Aet
Hunter
Baxter Named to AIDC Vacancy
Gov. Orval E. Paribus appointed L. Baxter of Fayetteville to the Arkansas Industrial Development Commission vacancy. Baxter succeeds the late John A. Harris of Rogers, whose term expires January 1, 13561. Harris died of a heart attack last Friday. Baxter is president of Arkansas Western Gas Co. in Fayetteville and received about 2600 telegrams and many phone calls urging the appointment.
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Little Rock
Orval. E. Paribus
L. 2. Baxter
Fayetteville
Arkansas Industrial Development
Baxter
Jae Eerl A. Harris
Rogers
Terry
Harris
AIDC
Arkansas Western Gas Co
Fayettevile
Feubus
Hig
Presbyterian Circles Host Bible Study and Lunch
Prescott News reports Circle 1 and Circle 2 of the Women of the Presbyterian Church meeting in homes of Mrs. Spelle and Mrs. Harold Ingram with ten and twelve members respectively, led by co chairs and moderators for Bible study on stewardship. Brownie Troop 2 held a Monday session at the Youth Center with treats from Dairy Queen, plus local visits and weekend guests noted from nearby towns. WSCS Circle 2 of First Methodist held a Monday meeting at Mrs. Adam Wren’s home with prayer and a article on Hiroshima, followed by refreshments.
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Presbyterian Circle
Harold Ingram
Presbyterian Circle 2
Circle 2
Presbytrian Church
D. L. McRae Jr
Verran Buchanandas
Guss McCaskill
Sue Riggs
Dairy Queen
Charlotte Arnold
Christine Billingsly
Jim Gray
Janette McAnnally
Sonja
Gail
Sandra Kay Anderere
Aubdereen
Frank
WSCS
Floyd Wren
First Methodist Church
Adam Er Fford Wren
LC. Gatlin National
Corine
Hiroshima
Tad
Macmillan Wins After Conservative Victory In Parliament
The Conservative party secured a mandate to rule for another term with Macmillan chosen to speak for Britain at the summit. Labour’s Magy Gy Kel and Labor opposed the Quiet election result. Macmillan’s leadership steadies the British American alliance as the party seeks accommodation with the Societies and maintains postwar policy amid calls for limited reform.
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Labor
Macmillan Hiner
Magy Gy Kel
Britain
Momil
Canserva
Valive Milin
Parla Mant
Semillan
Macmilan
Weston and Sonislandst
Washinton
Baltimore harbor pier to convert for auto parking use
Baltimore board votes to reconvert a harbor pier from helicopter activity to automobile parking areas. Officials say operating revenue declined. the helicopter craft generated about 252 dollars monthly while parking would bring roughly 300 dollars, prompting the shift.
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City Board of Estimates
Baltimore Harbor
Oa Helmer
Wea
Twe Ars
Woman shot in the hand by her son in Arkansas porch incident
In Fonesboro Arkansas Mrs. 3H was shot in the hand by her son Ernest Tech near Bowtsas a rifle fired from the rear while on a porch facing Harborry. Investigating authorities described the event as a domestic shooting with unclear motives and no immediate arrests.
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Fonesboro Ark
API
Bowtsas
Ernest Tech Hese
CC Johnson
Tesd
Big Party On TV Falls Flat Despite Star Power
The premiere live broadcast touts top talent Sammy Davis Lisa Kirk Morl Sahl Tallulah Bankhead Esther Williams and Rock Hudson but the show remains dull with tedious stage acts and weak dialogue. Bob Hope opens with his usual sharp opening remarks and wit.
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New York
Cap
Sammy Davis
Lisa Kirk
Morl Sahl
Tallulah
Miss Bankhead
Miss Williams
Bob Hope
Rhee and wife mark silver wedding in Seoul
President Syngman Rhee and his Austrianborn wife observed their silver wedding in Seoul. Rhee celebrated his 84th birthday last March.
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Seoul
Korea
Syngmiun ‘Rhee
Rhee
Sunset Stup and Local Performances Mix In Weekend Hope
Fragmented OCR text hints at sketches ad libbed by Crosby family lookalikes with a budding legend. Natalie Wourl dances and sings briefly as Lake water imagery appears. The piece references a wife, a fall, and a fatal or dramatic moment, suggesting a local stage or entertainment page with unclear details.
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Hope
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D. J. Evans
Mockingbird Lane
Diane
Bess
Edith
Porter Implements & Garage
3Rd St
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Eugene O'Steen
Tom Clarkes
Maira & Lingo Motor & Saw Co
Stillwater
Okla
Nea Tlahoto
Prescott News
Linda Ellis
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J. E. Regan
W. $. Regan
Hot Springs
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Ann
Marshall, Texas
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Lite Rock
Harold Parker
Bob Reynolds
Kay
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R. W. Reynolds
Conway
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Howard
Bossier City
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Dallas
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B. C. Stivers
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Diane of
Pine Bluff
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Robert Carey
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East 2Nd ST
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George Klumpp
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