West Germany to sever ties with Yugoslavia
Bonn moves to cut diplomatic relations with Yugoslavia after Marshal Tito recognizes the Communist regime. Chancellor Adenauer faces parliamentary opposition but proceeds, arguing no official dealings with states recognizing the East bloc. Britain, France, and the United States back Bonn, stressing that the break should be total to deter other recognitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonn
Germany
Kntrad Adenauer
Yugoslavia
Adenauer
Marshal Tito
East Germany
Officialk
Belgrade
2Nion
Bundestag
Free Democrats
Eust
Soviet Union
West Germany
Ermand
United “States
Britain
France
Bann
Menk
Bolly
Eustland
Russians Recruiter Named in Abel Spy Trial
A court report details a microfilm message about a U S Army sergeant stationed at the U S Embassy in Moscow and a hollow bell message reading that a man named Rhodes was recruited for espionage. The message appears on the Rhodes list of government witnesses in the Rudolf Abel spying case in Brooklyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Rudolf Ty Abel
Elalin
U.S
Mogrow
Brooklyn Xeceral District Court
Abel
Siee ‘Union
Rhodes
U. Ally
William Wyo
Rhode
Fairy Tale Puzzle Fragment Appears in MUAY S PNG
Unclear OCR reads like a fragment about a puzzle or image titled a fairy. The readable text hints at a playful phrase or caption and lacks concrete details, likely part of a larger page item. Further context needed to identify the event, person, or entity involved.
Industrial Foundation Organized by Hope Men
A 30-member Hope group met to form the Hempstead County Industrial Foundation aimed at expanding local industry. Vincent W. Foster named chairman, B. N. Holt secretary. plan seeks 250000 dollars in stock pledges from business and professionals over several years, with staged cash and loan provisions to attract new industry while preserving local property interests. The meeting referenced local industrial assets, including a 14-owner 130-acre site, and noted prior regional efforts like the Maulwood Dam project and the Southwest Arkansas Water District to support industrial growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremldals
Ineustrial Foundation
Annabee Committee
Legislatlry
Lairm
Hempstead Foundation
HBB
Velty
Hempstead County Industrial Foundations
Southwest
Arkansas
Maulwond Dam
Arkansas Water District
Hempstead County Industrial Foundation
Leopard Ellis
Scientists Verify Rocket Ahead of Moon
Washington reports show Aviatican officials redoubling efforts to obtain visual sightings of the Russian space satellite with few sightings in the two weeks since Sputnik aloft. Observers in Cambridge and South Pasadena reported sightings but confirmations remain uncertain. Moscow radio says Sputnik has circled Earth 190 times and covered 3,399,000 miles as scientists track the mission amid competing forecasts of a possible manned lunar rocket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freo 5S
Hoffman Washington
Aviatican
Sitellite
Spunik
Armand N. Split
Smithsonian’ Astrophysical: Observatory
U.S
Meahwatellers
Seti
Hemi
Africa
Australia
Sputnik
Earth
Leon ‘Campbell
Mainyatel Project
Navwomen
Cambridge
Campbell
Pasadena
Calif
Sputnile
Moscow
Jaylaviot Naily
Van
Esterday
Clausen
Bus Ory
Reeker
Tay
Tax Agent Dies During Raid in Pine Bluff Café
An IRS Alcohol and Tobacco Tax unit agent died of a heart ailment following a raid in Pine Bluff cafe yesterday. He collapsed after assisting two other agents amid the operation. Survivors include his widow and two daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atuttgart
Julian
Majors
Ero
Pine Bluff
Internal Revenue Service
Kansas County
Fragmented OCR Notice on Lost Data and Numbers
Readable fragments report figures such as 85,000 dead and 900,000 affected, with references to last year and induced statuses. Unable to determine a coherent event or entity list from the garbled text.
Astor Divorced After Mexican Divorce Recognition
John Jacob Astor received a final decree from Circuit Judge Culver divorcing Gertrude Astor. The decree recognizes a separate support agreement for their daughter Mary Jacquelines, with Astor paying Gratrude $4,000 monthly and Dolores $1,000 monthly in separate maintenance.
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West Palm
Gertrude Astor
Job Sneok Astor UI
Culver
Silbh
Iparties
Mary Jacquelines
Astor
Lares Fulin
Miami
New York State Supreme Court
Mexico
Dolores
More Science Cooperation Asked by Ike
President Eisenhower calls for greater scientific cooperation among Western nations. He praises NATO as a driver of manhood and industry, not just a military alliance, and anticipates talks with Prime Minister Macmillan next week on closer collaboration in weapons development amid Soviet missile and space advances.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Mlizabeth
White House
Eisenhhower
NATO
Novih Ailande
Macmillan
Daltesy
Russia
John M. Hoghtower
Washington Wi
Elshower
Arficlels
Mayle Macnydian
Nest Weiltusday
Parsons
Allianea
Ee Rikenhower
White ‘House
PeruLocas
Franky
United States
Canada
Moyo
Hisenhower
Ebenhayer-Macmillan Nygetines
AF Contracts Parts for the Missile Thor
The Air Force announced contracts totaling more than 189 million dollars for components of the Thor intermediate and Titan intercontinental ballistic missiles. Western Electric leads at 104,199,000 for radio inertial guidance. Brill Telephone Laboratories handles another segment. Aerojet General Corp gets 55,650,000 for propulsion components. Remington Rand receives 24,000,000 for a Univac computer used in Titan. Marilyn Co of Baltimore is prime contractor for Titan.
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Washington Im
Air Force
Western Electric Co. Ae
Titan
Thor
Brill Telephone Laboratories
Wampany
Agrojal General Cory
Sarrarmento
Calif
Remilgton’ Rand
Opivac
St. Paul
Univac
He’ Marilyn Co
Baltimore, Md
Florida
Douglas Alveragl
Wits Dramant American
Aviation
Bot
Jupiler
Hefner Gaines View New Dodge Car Model
Representatives at Haris attended a special preview showing of the 1958 Dodge passenger car. Hefner and Gaines observed the unveiling with Ing. Jogal presenting technical denier details.
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Hefner
Gaines
Dodge
Haris
Ing. Jogal
Ihe
New
Osloangse Ae Ra En Ie
UN Urgent Session Opens Amid Syria Turkey Blame Game
United Nations members debate amid charges by Syria and the Soviet Union that the United States and Turkey threaten Middle East peace. Turkish and Syrian delegates defend their positions while U.N. talks aim to defuse tension and rally support. Syria reports mobilization plans and Tehran hosts regional leaders amid Baghdad Pact alignment discussions.
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United Nations
MY. MN Penddid
Syria
Yolun
US N. Assembly
Labyith
United States
Turkey
Uslaw
Sutavic
Seyfallah Kain
Kremlin
Zhoweders
Wn UN
Middle East
U.N
Aloe
Tanec
Alan Bovae
Contigi
Sarea
Sen
Ait Mumuz
Neling Joreleq
Cirates
Four Die in Arkansas Accidents
Four people died in separate Arkansas accidents reported by the Associated Press. In Crawford County a tractor overturned at a farm. Delaplaine man TPR McRee, 82, was struck by a car near Jonesboro while crossing Highway 84. Crossett worker Charley Clarion, 22, survived a two car crash but Burnice Barrett, plus two others in Clarion’s car, were killed and W A Keene and Jimmy W Ray were hospitalized. Roy W Hall, 26, died at a gravel holding machine incident in Valvern.
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Arkansas
U.S
Crosset
Burnice Barrett
Duds
Clanton
W.a Keene
Jimmy W. Ray
Grossett
Roy W. Hall
Donaldson
Phon Valvern
Jeff Hutson Buried Thursday in Sweet Home
Funeral services for Jeft Hutson, a Ifolong resident, were held at Oak Grove and Sweet Home churches. Survived by daughter Mrs Doc Burrus of Sweet Home and Woodrow Hutson, with brothers Pirree, Boyle, Joe, and Forest Hutson.
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Jeft Hutson
Sweet Home
James Aig
Aim to Challenge Russia in Arms and in Space
President Eisenhower plans a NATO aligned program to unite North American and European brains for missile and space advances. The proposal aims to counter Soviet intercontinental missiles and launch capabilities, with talks set ahead of high level discussions with Britain.
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Russia
Racial Issue Stalemate at Central High School
Federal troops patrolled Central High School as the racial conflict entered its seventh week of classes. About 2,000 white students gathered while armed guards faced off with Black protesters in the sidewalk area. A petition to remove salcions was dismissed by U.S. District Judge Donald Davies, awaiting further court guidance.
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Little Rocic
Central High Schdal
Federal Dammond
Donald Davees
Cavirt
Mother of Hope Woman Dies in Nashville Hospital
Mrs C Swicegood of Nashville died in Howard County Memorial Hospital at 6 30 am. She is survived by her husband and three children Mrs Charles Graham of Hope Mrs Joe Gayner of Florence Arizona and William Swicegood of Little Reed Funeral services set for 2 pm Saturday at the First Baptist Church in Nashville with interment in Memory Gardens of Hope. Liltimer Funeral Home in charge
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. ¥. Swiecegood
Nashville
Howard County Memorial Hospital
Charles Graham
Hope
Joe Gayner
Florence
Arizona
Willian Swisegood
Little Reel
Gardens of Hope
Liltimer Funeral Home
GM Denies Fleecing in Government Aircraft Contract Probe
General Motors Corp denies accusations of fleecing the government in a dispute over a airplane contract. The U.S. Comptroller General’s office referred the claim to the Justice Department after a probe involving GM’s Oldsmobile Pontiac division and aviation products. GM Vice President John F. Gordon said officials provided detailed information to government agencies on multiple occasions.
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Devroi
General Motors Corp
Adule
Alondulin
Nowaeranted
U.S. Comptroller General
Justine Department
General | Accounting’ Office
Josemy Carnibell
Local Woman Overdose Medical Incident Reported
Mrs. Chales Pyritoy of 718 West Gh reportedly recovered in a local hospital from an overdose of medicine taken at her home today. City police investigated with Chief Jack Broyed stating only an empty Anaclit tablet box was found. Brown said Mrs Purliay had telephoned a neighbor that she had overdosed and an ambulance and officer responded.
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Chales Pyritoy
West Gh
Jack Broyedr
My Brown
Purliay
Ail Around Town Report From Hope City District
A fragmented local notice recalls events from Hope City with names like Ian Jones and Bigg Tow jets mentioned unclear. The garbled text references Stay office, a red bird, and a range of scattered items including military college lads and a Pershing Rutles group, with no clear cohesive story or dates.
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Hope City
Weather Station Report and River Readings Summary
Weather Experiment Station reports 24 hour period ending 7 am Friday May 76 with high 49. October rainfall totals 3.70 inches and 0.56 inches. Red River level at Pullen 8.4 feet, Index 9 rising 0.4 feet. Whitecliff to 5.1 feet. Forecast: Little River and Red River above Fulton not significant. Arkansas War Dam and Denison Dam discharges noted. Arkansas forecast: party cloudy and mild tonight, cooler tomorrow. highs in the mid 70s, lows 40s to 50s. Central and southern regions fair. northeast and northwest cooler tonight, lows 30s to 40s. highs in the mid 60s.
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Red River
Pullen
Whitecliff
Little River
Fulton
Denison
Tex
Arkana
Arkansas
Associated Press
Mrough
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Hope Men
John Jacob Astor
Ike
By Tom Hoge
The
Artostated Press
Jeff Hutson
N. Atlantic Alliance
Elizabeth
John Foster Dulles
Ian Jones
Bigg Tov
Hus College
Bill Ble
I Hope
Aeesithe
Pershing Rutles Aglive
Lille
Memphis , Ta
Chicago Bay
Los -Angeleg
Beale le OU
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