We Talk One Way Vote Another and Founding Fathers
A discourse on democracy contrasts majority rule with minority coalitions. The piece cites Jefferson Emerson and William Feather quotes to argue that government often betrays democratic ideals, urging truth, justice, and consistent practice over rhetoric.
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Thomas Jefferson
Virginia
New England
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Jefferson
Emerson
William Feather
Imperial Type Metal Magazine
President Eisenhower Expands Public Duties
President Eisenhower resumes more government duties as Sherman Adams flies to Washington after a bedside briefing at Fitzsimons Army Hospital. The 7 a.m. medical bulletin calls him in a happy mood, marking progress since his admitted coronary thrombosis on September 24. Milton Eisenhower reports his brother looks good and improving.
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Denver
Eisenhower
Sherman Adams
Washington
Fitzsimons Army Hospital
Milton S. Eisenhower
Adams
Afernoon
Lowry Air Force Base
Governor May Back Crump's Old Forces
Memphis report says Governor Frank Clement plans to back S Watkins Overton for the November city election. Overton leads a full slate for the City Commission, challenging Edmund Orgill who runs a lone campaign. Nashville officials say Clement’s position has been settled. Orgill’s camp questions gubernatorial intervention.
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Memphis
Frank Clement
S. Watkins Overton
Overton
Edmund Orgill
Nashville
E. H
Boss Crump
Orgill
George Grider
Ike Proposes Russian Military Inspection Plan
Denver report says President Eisenhower writes to Premier Bulganin offering to accept a Soviet military inspection plan and to combine it with his predisarmament program. He reiterates willingness to exchange blueprints and pursue reciprocal aerial inspection as a path to long term disarmament. Bulganin in Sept 9 message criticized the Geneva plan.
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Denver
Eisenhower
Russia
Bulganin
U. S
White House
Soviet Union
United States
Geneva
Naming of Terry Plants Allowed Naming of Terry Plants Allowed MEMPHIS
Federal Court in Memphis lets five area dairies name Terryland of Forest City Inc and Terry Dairy Products Co Inc of Little Rock in a suit seeking 577 500. Dairies accuse Terryland and Terry Dairy of below cost sales to monopolize the fluid milk market. Terry Dairy counters with 600 000 in damages alleging conspiracy. Plaintiffs Cedar Grove Dairy Stedland Jersey Farms Forest Hill Dairy and Klinke Reed Dairies and Klinke Bros Dairy are listed with damages claims.
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Memphis
Memphis Dairies
Terryland of
Forrest City, Inc
Terry Dairy Products Co., Inc
Little Rock
Terryland and
Terry Dairy
Terryland
Cedar Grove Dairy
Stedland Jersey Farms
Forest Hill Dairy
Klinke Reed Dairies, Inc
Klinke Bros. Dairy, Inc
Russia Seeks Pole Seat on UN Security Council
United Nations officials said Russia would press for Poland to gain a seat on the Security Council as the General Assembly prepared to vote to replace Turkey. Poland’s Juliusz Katz-Suchy warned defeat could sour East European sentiment and accused the U S of breaking the 1946 London agreement by backing an Asian candidate.
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United Nations
N. Y
Russia
Poland
U. N. Security Council
V. V. Kuznetsov
U. S
Philippines
General Assembly
L-Nation Council
Turkey
Juliusz Katzsuchy
Geneva
Europe
Katz-Suchy
United States
Circuit Court Sessions in Hempstead County
The Hempstead Circuit Court disposed of several cases this week. Lennie Caldwell vs Roy Hanson awarded $500 to the plaintiff. Sheete Monroe vs Dorsey Collins verdict for the defendant. Arch Wylie vs John W McRoy settled out of court. Hershel R Williams vs Rodiik R Turner judgment by default. J W Brooks vs Berry Randle mistrial with case continued. Hempstead County vs Tom Ducket judgment for the plaintiff. Debs Ferguson et al vs Thomas D Hamilton et al trial before the court with judgment for plaintiff for $760.
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Hempstead
Lennie Caldwell
Roy Hanson
Sheete Monroe
Dorsey Collins
Arch Wylie
John W. McRoy
Hershel R. Williams
Rodiik R. Turner
J. W. Brooks
Berry Randle
Hempstead County
Tom Duckett
Debs Ferguson
Thomas D. Hamilton
Hamilton
Bald Eagle Faces Extinction Threat from Civilization
HAL BOYLE reports from Lancaster Pennsylvania that bald eagles, lacking natural enemies but harmed by human activity, may vanish within 70 years. Experts say delayed white head plumage leads farmers and hunters to mistake fledglings for brown hawks and shoot them. The Mt Johnson Island sanctuary, once Audubon founded in 1936, has not housed an eagle since 1948, with female fatalities endangering future nesting.
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Lancaster
Herbert H. Beck
Mt. Johnson Island
Susquehanna River
Here
Audubon Assa
Beck
Page
Suit Against Hoxie Board Amended
Amis Guthridge a Little Rock lawyer filed amendment to his suit against the Hoxie School Board. He previously claimed Howard France part owner of B B Vance and Sons violated school laws by selling supplies to the district, seeking 950 dollars. The amendment raises the total to 4181.38 dollars, alleging Vance sold to himself and that money should be returned. Guthridge led White America Incorporated and the case centers on integration orders in Hoxie schools.
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Walnut Ridge
Ark
Amis Guthridge
Little Rock
Hoxie
Guthridge
Howard France
B. B. Vance and Sons
Vance
Gurbridge
White America, Inc
Body of War Hero Returned for Burial
World War II and Korean War veteran M Sgt Dale Hughes 37 from Saratoga to be buried in Saratoga Cemetery after body returns to Hope. He was wounded and missing in 1950 and died as a prisoner in a Korean War camp. Burial service in Saratoga Church of Christ with Ramsey-Cargile VFW Post mortuary honors.
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Korea
Dale Hughes
Saratoga
Hughes
Hope
Oakcrest Chapel
Bill
Joe
Louis Rosenbaum
Horace Arnold
Lynn
Leonard Hughes
15 Injured in Louisiana Bus Accident
A Greyhound bus sideswiped a truck three miles west of Crowley on U S 90 before daybreak. Fifteen people were injured, all bus passengers from Lake Charles on the way to Crowley. They were taken to American Legion and Acadia hospitals by four ambulances. The most seriously injured include Ronald Olson Belair Texas with a fractured right arm and body bruises and Hester Philman a soldier at Fort Bragg. Several passengers suffered broken ribs.
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Crowley
Greyhound
U. S
Lake Charles
American Legion
Acadia
Ronald Olson
Belair
Tex
Legion Urges Rescue Teams and Ends Aid to India
The American Legion convention calls for 8,000 civil defense rescue teams and expansion to 10,000 with 2,000 existing. It seeks to abolish the U N Educational Scientific and Cultural Organization and end UNESCO ties while urging Korea to handle future Communist threats “in its own way.” It also presses to recover American citizens abroad and criticizes UNESCO support from the Eisenhower era and Congress.
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Legion
India
Miami
American Legion
U S
Republic of Korea
China
United States
Korean Armistice Commission
United Naions Economic, Scientific and Cultural Organization
Unesco
Eisenhower
Congress
Legion Executive Committee
Fla
Americana Legion
U. S. National Commission For
NESCO
United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization
World Organization
American Civil Liberties Union
ACLU
Patrick Murphy Malin
Pan American to Buy 45 Jet Planes in MajorContract
Pan American World Airways announces a 269 million dollar deal for jet transports from Boeing and Douglas, engines by Pratt & Whitney. Delivery spans 1958 to 1961 with 20 Boeings by 1959 and 25 Douglas Clippers starting 1959.
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New York
Pan American World Airways
Juan T. Trippe
Boeing Airplane Co
Douglas Aircraft Co
Pratt & Whitney
United Aircraft Corp
William M. Allen
Boeing
Free World
United States
Probers Question White House Talks on Georgia Power Deal
House investigators seek details of oral conferences on disputed plans to sell Savannah River hydroelectric power to a private Georgia utility for resale to cooperatives. Committee members request attendance lists and locations of meetings amid a Brownell opinion on power laws.
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White House
Georgia
Washington
House
Asst
Inehor
Fred G. Randahl
B. L. Livingstone
Ins
Chudoff
D-Pa
Congress
Randahl
Atty
Brownell
McKay
Ior Department
Ior
Clark Hill
Savannah River
Brownett
Colder Air Moves Into Arkansas After Storms
The Associated Press reports Arkansas cooled as a cold front from the northwest collided with moist Gulf air. Jonesboro saw over three inches of rain and two feet of flooding downtown, with trees and outbuildings down. El Dorado recorded nearly three inches of rain, no wind damage reported. temps fell to the 40s northwest and 50s elsewhere.
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Associated Press
Arkansas
Jonesboro
el Dorado
U. S. Weather Bureau
Little Rock
Gulf of Mexico
Ashdown Slayer Charged with Murder in Front of Jail
Ashdown resident Spence Furlow, a 67 year old former mental patient, faces a first degree murder charge after allegedly shooting Prosecutor R. Coker Thomas in front of the county jail. He has been moved to an undisclosed jail as a mental examination is planned. Thomas’s funeral was held this morning.
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Ashdown
Spence Furlow
R. Coker Thomas
Gordon Carlton
DeQueen
Carlton
Bobby Steel
Nashville
Thomas
Furlow
Steel
State Hospital
Little Rock
Mental Hospital
Owner of Local Hotel Succumbs in Virginia
E. F. Lampkin formerly of Jonesboro Arkansas died Monday in Charlottesville Virginia. Lampkin owned several hotels including Hotel Nobile in Jonesboro Hotel Helena in Helena and Hotel Barlow in Hope Arkansas.
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E. F. Lampkin
Jonesboro
Ark
Charlottesville
Mr . Lamppin
Arkansas
Helena
Barlow
Hope
Restoration of La Prensa Freedom Sign
Several quotes from prominent figures on liberty and unity frame a report about restoring the La Prensa newspaper in Buenos Aires and its meaning for press freedom. Also included are remarks by Rev Roger W. Coon on Christianity in Africa and Fred Hutchinson on managerial style. Field Marshal Montgomery calls for a unified free world air force and a North American war cabinet.
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Albert Gainza Paz
la Prensa
Buenos Aires
Peron
Argentina
Roger W. Coon
Santa Barbara
Calif
Africa
America
Viscount Montgomery
United Free World Air Force
North America
Haynes Seeks Removal Of Riales Salary
Rep. Roy M. Haynes asks Pulaski Chancery Court to halt an 8000 dollar yearly salary paid to State Sen. Roy Riales as auditor for the State Burial Association Board and to order return of all prior payments. The suit argues Riales cannot hold both legislator and state auditor roles.
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Little Rock
Roy M. Haynes
Polk County
Roy Riales
Mena
Pulaski Chancery Court
State Burial Association Board
Riales
September US Savings Bonds sales across District 7
District 7 sales in September totaled 582473.50 with Lafayette County leading at 190933 or 155.2 percent of its quota. Hempstead County lagged at 17692 for 66.9 percent of 380000 while Nevada and Howard Counties stood at 110843 and 106256 respectively. Rain hurt cotton harvests and local football showcases undefeated Hope Juniors hosting Texarkana Ark at Hammonds Stadium. Oil Mill and Baptist Church buildings were torn down for a new super station replacing Grover’s station.
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U. S. Savings
Lafayette County
Hempstead
Nevada County
Howard County
Hammonds Stadium
Hope Juniors
Texarkana
Ark
Texans
First Baptist Church
Middlebrooks
Grover’s
Crippling Transit Strike Dragging On in Missouri
Efforts to settle the crippling bus and streetcar strike continued without legal action and with little service resumption. Attorney General John M. Dalton left for a speaking engagement at Drury College in Springfield after union leaders reported some progress last night.
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ST. Louis
John M. Dalton
Missouri
Drury College
Springfield
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Ike
Hal Boyle
Hoxie Board
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Charles Taylor
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Air Force
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Air Force Cambridge Research Center
Holloman Air Development Center
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