Up to All to Relieve Work Discrimination
Secretary of Labor Mitchell urged businessmen to address employment discrimination based on race religion color or national origin. The government sponsored meeting, chaired by Vice President and backed by Eisenhower era committees, included Mitchell Weeks and Robertson Jr among others.
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Washington
Mitchell
Civl
Eisen- Bower
Force
Weeks
Secetary of Defense
Reuben B. Robertson Jr
Fire crews battle exploding gas well in Hawkins Texas
Daring firefighters swarm Hawkins Texas to suppress a gas well eruption sending a 200 foot flame plume. The fire threatens nearby homes and businesses as engineers attempt to halt the flow with mud and salt water and evacuations continue.
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Hawkins
Tex
Texas
East Texas
E. T. Petty
J. S. Garrett
President Eisenhower Faces Busy Week After Heart Attack
President Eisenhower begins a heavy schedule after his heart attack with a flurry of callers and a declared U S commitment to Dulles ahead of the Geneva talks. Doctors report progress but warn recovery may take two to three months as he plans travel and hospital discussions with aides and UN envoy Lodge.
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Denver
Colo.p
Eisenhower
Dulles
Gabriel Hauge
Arthur F. Burns
Fitzsimons Army Hospital
Burns
Council of Economic Advisers
Hauge
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
Lodge
U. S
United Nations
Paul Dudley White
Boson
Ite
Tiis
James C. Hagerty
Day of the Outlaw in Bitter Wyoming
Dan Murdock and Rancher Blaise Starrett head to Bitter Wyoming where ambition strains their friendship. In Bitter, Dan meets Vivian McLear while nine outlaw riders led by Jack Buhn plot a bank robbery with $50,000 in loot. Gene Hiatt contemplates the gang’s danger and his own outlaw stain as they ride toward a tense heist.
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Lee Wells
Dan Murdock
Star Ranch
Bitter
Wyo
Blaise Starrett
Blaise
Dan
Vivian
Vivian McLear
George Gorton
Gorton
Pauls
Jack Bahn
Tex Darrow
Buhn
Tex
Jack Buhn
Shorty
Gene
Owlhoot
Jack Bruhn
Baylor Faces Sweep as Five Ousted for Training Violations
Seven players lost to two Southwest Conference teams in a Monday move. Baylor banished five players including Center Jim Taylor and Quarterback Jimmy Davenport for breaking training rules. An injured guard Henry Rutherford will miss the season. Arkansas barred star Billy Ray Smith for similar violations. Other teams prep as Texas A&M, Rice, SMU and TCU adjust for upcoming games.
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Baylor
Arkansas
Jack Mitchell
Billy Ray Smith
Smith
Jim Taylor
Dan Miller
Dugan Pearce
Jimmy Davenport
Paul Carver
Carver
Texarkana
Tex
Henry Rutherford
Texas Aggies
Mitchell
A&m
Rice Owls
Kentucky
Lexington
Marshall Crawford
Jay Riviere
Texas
Eddie Rayburn
Orville Trask
Southern Methodist
Bo Hagan
Kansas
Charley Waller
Longhorns
Rice
Mickey Smith
Allen Ernst
Bill Germany
Mike Trant
Texas Christian
Miami
Florida
Parkins Named to Arkansas Statute Revision Commission
Former circuit judge DuVal Parkins of Warren was appointed by the Arkansas Supreme Court to the Statute Revision Commission. He succeeds Cecil R. Warner of Fort Smith, who died July 8. The 1947 Legislature created the panel to propose ongoing statutory revisions.
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Little Rock
DuVal Parkins
Warren
Statute Revision Commission
Arkansas Supreme Court
Cecil R. Warner
Fort Smith
Arkansas
Leftover vegetables in a luncheon cheese omelet
Leftover cooked vegetables may be diced fine and added to a cheese omelet for a luncheon dish. To gild the lily, serve with tomato sauce.
Prescott Groups Hold October DAR Meeting and Local News
The Ben jamin Culp Chapter DAR met at the homes of Mrs. W. G. Bensberg and Mrs. E. L. Cass with autumn decorations. Reg ent C. H. Moore led rituals and Star Spangled Banner, others shared reports and plans, including used clothing drive for schools and a yearbook presentation. Kiwanis met at Lawson Hotel with Jack Robey reporting on the McArk district convention in Little Rock. Colonial events and visits noted, with locals Mrs. Tom Ross Young and Mrs. Jack Roseberry visiting Malvern, and other regional absences and travels.
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Benjamin Culp
Daughters of the American Revolution
W. G. Bensberg
E. L. Cass
C. H. Moore
H. H. McKenzie
J. W. Teeter
McKenzie
Bensberg
Allen Gee
R. P. Conkling
E. M. Rowland
Prescott Kiwanis Club
Lawson Hotel
Jack Robey
McArk
Little Rock
Rev Golden Clips From Lions Club Meeting Films
Rev W D Golden showed Nevada County Fair parade films at the Prescott Lions Club noon meeting at the Lawson Hotel. Paul Hiett was program chairman. Members from Prescott attended various events including Arkansas Home Economics in Little Rock and Prescott Nashville game in Nashville.
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Golden
Lions Club
W. D. Golden
Prescott Lions Club
Lawson Hotel
Paul Hiett
Edward Bryson
Arkansas Home Economics
Little Rock
Daughters of the American Revolution Meeting Lunch
Mrs. C. H. Tompkins Mrs. C. A. Haynes and Mrs. R. P. Conkling attended a meeting and luncheon of the Daughters of the American Revolution in a local chapter event with ladies from the community.
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C. H. Tompkins
C. A. Haynes
R. P. Conkling
The
Daughters of the American
Ministers to Test Spirit in Conference at Geneva
The Big Four foreign ministers open a three week Geneva meeting to test the spirit of Geneva amid long standing disputes. Progress is unlikely to be swift though diplomats may issue upbeat bulletins. Primary issues include nuclear inspection and postwar security arrangements.
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James Marlow
Associated Press
Washington
Geneva
Eisenhower
Bulganin
Russia
United Nations
United States
U. N
Dulles
Molotov
Britain
France
Three Western Russian talks aim to ease tensions and unify Europe
The discussion centers on German unification and security in Europe, disarmament, and better West Russia relations. Russia resists a Western allied unified Germany and balks at broad disarmament now, while Geneva proposals for a security framework and air checks face distrust.
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Russia
Germany
West Germany
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Geneva
Eisenhower
Two Man Mayor's Race at Hot Springs
Hot Springs voters will see Floyd A. Housley and Jess Kimball in a two man mayoral race for the November 8 election after the filing deadline passed with no new candidates. Housley pursues a fourth term. Kimball is a flying service operator.
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Hot Springs
Floyd A. Housley
Therm
Jess Kimball
Housley
Kimball
Dulles Sees Slow Path to Warming East West Ties
Dulles says Geneva talks unlikely to yield quick solutions and expects only modest progress with Russia. He notes three problems may consume time and hopes foreign ministers can build on the Big Four's Geneva initiative from last summer.
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Geneva
Russia
Europe
Dulles
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