Queen Elizabeth pledges free cooperation with United States
Washington dispatch reports Queen Elizabeth II dining with Secretary of State Dulles and pledging unceasing free and friendly cooperation to President Eisenhower. She attended a Maryland North Carolina University game, shared receptions, and laid a foundation stone for a British Embassy office building. Talks of a London visit by Eisenhower circulated.
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Stay of Execution Granted in Moore Case Amid Appeal
The Arkansas Supreme Court hears an appeal that delays the execution of Moore and three other Black youths condemned for murder. The high court previously reversed two convictions, sending Moore’s second trial to the Supreme Court, while Gov Faubus contemplates date settings and additional appeals.
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At Least 50 Die From Asian Flu in Nation
The Associated Press reports at least 50 deaths from Asian flu across the nation with many cases complicated by pneumonia or other illnesses. New York City records 65,000 suspected Asian flu cases since September 27, while states differ on lab confirmation and reporting.
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Cold Weather Report From Fayetteville Reflects State Low
The U S Weather Bureau in Fayetteville reports a 34 degree low the coldest since last spring with nearby readings at 35 in Mountain Home and Gilberts. North Arkansas exposed areas may see a cool day with cloudy conditions and mild afternoon highs in the 0s and 10s yesterday.
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Marie Wilson Gives Up Adopted Baby in Custody Battle
Los Angeles actress Marie Wilson and her husband television producer Bob Fallon relinquished three month old Christine to her biological mother Tinda Leabow, a 21 year old UCLA student, after medical staff nearby facilitated the handover. Leabow planned to raise the child with the involvement of the biological father. The couple had sought adoption but agreed to court involvement to avoid protracted legal action.
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Body of Farmer Found in River Near North Park
A plainly garbled report notes the body of a farmer from Saling County, missing since October 5, found by a rural mail carrier in North Park Rives, six miles west of a location unnamed. Leon Nash, reportedly alive before discovery, is mentioned in fragmented lines.
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Stock Market Decline Is Resumed in Early Trading
New York markets opened with renewed decline as traders hunted for bargains after brief support. Leading steels rose while Ford and General Motors slid to new lows amid mixed sector moves. Dow Jones average hovered around 436.72 with utilities down and 68 stocks slipping.
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Former Hope Pastor Delivers Rotary Speaking Event
Dr. Thomas Brewster, minister at First Presbyterian Church in Hope, was guest speaker at the Hope Rotary Club meeting Friday. Introduced by program chair Robert Wilson, Brewster spoke to about 33 members with visitors Garland Meddeys and Dr. Monroe Goode in attendance.
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Hope
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Fayetteville
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Missing Woman Search Called Off After Daylong Effort
A long search for Mrs. Curls Williams of the Big Cries Pemuytunity ended when a missing woman was not found. A party led by Sher He Manon and supported by National Guardsmen from the 2321 Signal Battalion combed the area for a day before calling off efforts.
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Defense chief urges faster progress on missiles
Secretary of Defense Nell MeKilroy urges rapid development of intercontinental missiles as Congress critics warn of Soviet advances. Analyzing alleged Russian successes, MeKilroy defends current schedules while stressing need for unity among services and open help from defense partners to keep pace. Admiral John D. Sides disputes Russian claims, saying their missile progress is unproven and points to a flawed satellite launch.
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Drop in Department Store Sales Reported
The Bank of St Louis Federal Reserve District reports a slight drop in department store sales over the past four weeks ending Sunday, with most districts showing reduced dollar volume and a minor year over year decline. Some leading markets posted small gains, while overall activity remained subdued.
CAP Searches for Missing Flyer in Missouri Action
CAP teams searched WEST PRAIRIE Missouri for a missing flyer aboard a Swat Ali Patrol craft. About 40 planes joined the effort after a STL report on Monday. Authorities traced a potential lead to George Surkhardiy near Mars and WyAtKansag Baty 9, with renewed vigilance across regional airfields.
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Pinay Appeals for Support in France
Paris reports Antoine Finay, a Lenthar merchant, appealed to the National Assembly for wide powers to stabilize France amid a government crisis. Despite pledges from supporters, opposition factions and strikes were limited, while Finay outlined plans for constitutional and financial remedies and a new cabinet. The assembly adjourned to debate the proposal and the cabinet lineup.
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Fr Chaffee Force to Be Reduced
A government official outlined planned reductions to the Fr Chaffee force for the upcoming fiscal year. The plan, aimed at cutting staffing and unit numbers, would inactivate several units and adjust manpower through June 30 of the next year. Specific reductions include personnel cuts and unit inactivations across multiple posts and departments.
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Acton
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Lewis
Wash
Riley
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Presbyterians to Hear Dr Brewster Invitation Extended
Dr Brewster, former pastor of Hope Presbyterian Church, has accepted an invitation to preach at the Presbyterian Church Sunday morning. Mrs Brewster and their son have visited many friends in recent days. The congregation extends cordial greetings as preparations proceed.
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Brewster
Complacent U S Attitude Shocks Astronomer At Meeting
Cambridge scientist Dr. Hynek expressed shock at complacent U S attitude toward space effort during an Optical Society meeting in Columbus Ohio. He discussed satellite launch challenges including altitude concerns propulsion and guidance issues and warned the nation must wake up to advancing Soviet plans and the Vanguard program.
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United States and Turkey Back Syria Debate at UN Assembly
At the United Nations, the United States and Turkey joined in a joint stance as the assembly debated Syria. The body voted 86 to 41 to take up complaints. warnings of a possible invasion circled as Moscow urged restraint and Turkey prepared for possible action with U.S. Navy support. Canada and Peru floated proposals for an UN commission to probe the border crisis.
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Arkansan Cleared in Missouri Bank Robbery Case
An Arkansan was acquitted yesterday in a Missouri bank robbery case involving the Bank of Fisk and a disputed sum of about 34 000 dollars. Defenders argue lack of direct evidence and procedural issues.
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