UN Assembly Considers Thai Prince as Special Representative
The United Nations debate on appointing Prince Wan Watayakon of Thailand as special representative faces criticism and cautious support. Lodge and Dixon discuss his diplomatic record, while Thai relations with Communist and Western powers shape the proposal. The issue centers on his suitability and future duties within UN inquiries and global affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wat Waithayakon
Forelan Tilhistey
Thailand
Praaidunt
United Nations
Lode
Wan
United States
Prince Wan
Lodge
Sty Proteph Dixon
Heratike
Geneva
Wol Plang
Hisesia
V. Mi
Russia and Syria warned U S may act with force
Moscow and Damascus signaled readiness to use military force if needed in the Middle East. State Department officials led by Robert Murphy stated the United States remains willing and able to respond, warning Moscow of possible repercussions if aggression continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Russia
Syria
United States
State Departments
Robert Murre
Von
New Coun
Murphy's
Space
Selbaenialys
Rssla
London
Disenki -Salks
Zoviet Bosstuil
Rane’ Intercontionissi
Moscow
East
Zahd
Aras
Bulldupa
Ial
Poterit
Tigissiloe
Integration Crisis Sparks National Guard Stand in Arkansas
Historical tensions rise as Faubus deploys the National Guard to keep Black students out of Central High. President or federal authorities warn against defiance of the Supreme Court ruling. The issue divides state support, with calls for order and adherence to federal law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Central High
Faubus
Tyie
Davies
Bill Paulus
Hetdy
Paulus
Supreme Court
U. S
Seheo
Atestasoni
Federal order tests ability of states to defy court action
Reporters questioned officials as federal marshals prepare to serve warrants. Gov Faubus and President-elect Diebhows administration vow to comply with the order while speculation grows about dissolving the impasse and federal intervention. The scene centers on the official notice and potential moves by states and the federal government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enubus
Newport
Diebhows
Janes Hagerty
Genase
Uatlee
U. S
Fayer Bes
Mwe
Lena
Uno
Massbehusetts
Arkansas colleges receive 1 million educational fund gift
Proctor and Gambler firm donates to seven Arkansas colleges, totaling 1,000,000 dollars, designated as an educational fund. Beneficiaries include Batesville’s College of the Ozarks at Klarville Hardling College Searey Hendrix College Conway Ouachita Baptist at Arkadelphia and Southern Baptist College at Walnut Ridge, under Arkansas Foundation for Associated Colleges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little- Rock
Proctor’ and Gambler P
Arkansas
Brig
Hugh
Cort
Breallivo
Arkansaa Foundation of Associated Coleges
Wis. Jour
Finns Igsette
Will
Arkansas College of
Batesvilles College of
Ozarks
Claryville
Hardling
Seare
Hendrix College
Conway
John Ity
Sinan Springs
Ouachita
Arkadelphia
Southern Baptist
Walnut Ridge
Declining Communist Party Report Causes Editorial Confusion
A garbled OCR style note references the Communist Party in New York and mentions editor John Gatus of the Daily, signaling an internal report on party decline. The fragmentary text suggests editorial preparation for a new edition amid confusion about party status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York-I
Deeling
Woke Aday
John Gatus
Temporary and Permanent Injunction in School Desegregation Case
Fragmented OCR notes describe a legal clash around a temporary injunction issued by Davies in a desegregation dispute involving Faubus. The text muses on what happens if the temporary order becomes permanent or is ignored, including possible contempt and penalties for disobedience and the potential for troops to stay around to enforce school access for Negro students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stéh
Davies
Eam
Faubus
Dee
Jamilton
Batista Again Moves to End Cuba Revolt
Revolt action continues as Batista reshuffles armed forces. Sailors and army officers are reassigned, loyalty checks ordered, and Col. Ariento Atzole named new Havana area commander. Reports cite fear of domestic revolt and possible rebel landings from Mexico amid estimates of 200 to 250 casualties.
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Havana
Cuba
Mulgencio Batista
Gore Lees
Balista Tezime
Mere Rohel
Col
Roberta Coimesnins
Vavel Bouflander
Saltars
Blondy
Wistoi
Alkle
Cede Sapte Borreto
Hlovona
Cienfuegas
Cal. Ariento Atozole
Batista
Mexico
Benjamin Marrery
Havy
San Ramon
Toledo
Resignations Show Decline in Party Support
The article notes senior members resigning amid continued decline in party membership. Gates cites a drop of at least 7,000 members in the past year, with Clarke quitting after two years, saying he could no longer serve the cause. The piece portrays internal strife and reaction to ideological divisions within the group.
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Gates
Ry Teast
Clark
Chisk
Reésigution- Stavement i
Vasterady
Clarke
Auc
Birthday Celebration and Lions Club Meeting Highlights
Prescott notes describe Bobbie Ann Taylor celebrating her ninth birthday with a swimming party at Prescott Pool and at the Taylor home with cake and ice cream. Guests included Phyllis Ann Dilds, Vicki Avery, Jane Bratton, and many others. Also covered is the Lions Little League and W.GTU meetings at the Pittman and Lawson Motel locations with reports by Seldon Blackburn and program leader Mrs. Logan on education themes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobbie Taylor
Bobbie Ann
Taylor
Juanna Taylo
Prescott
Phyllis Ann Dilds
Vicki Avery
Jane Bratton
Carelyn Haltom
Donita Mitchell
Wajda
Nancy Taylor
Lions Little League
Lions Club
Hanna
Lawson
Seldon. Blackburn
Oln Hundrie
Jamitiva
Cubs
W. C. Weasley
Lions
Little League
Paseball
Sammy Cruse
Bobby Hines
Gregg “Buchanan
Kenneth Byaing
W.git.u
Pittman
W.gtu
Mia
Min Bittman
Ca Hogtesses
B. Arnold
Lige Martin
C.guilin
Lasky
O. Logan
Logan
Ike urged to visit Little Rock amid school integration critique
President Ree ирn... urged to travel to Little Rock, Arkansas, as he condemned forced integration. The report notes Humphrey’s remarks at a Minnesota gathering calling the Little Rock sit-in a “horrible thing” and references global contexts in Asia, Africa, and South America.
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Minora ApoLis
Hubert
Burminirey
Atv
Rieeniogt
Lied Ronk
Ark
Laeiske
Humphrey
Waverly
Minn
India
Asia
Afriya
South
Ameri
Community Notices From Prescott Area Social Gatherings
The Prescott page details a series of social activities with attendees including Mrs Burke Shelton and Mrs T I Tigan, and Bob Rey. The Hostesses served a dessert course and a meeting adjourned. Local residents Pace, Cummins, Dewoordy, and Robertson are noted, with Pace recently employed as an evangelist for the Bast Univel Church of Christ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burke Shelton
T. i. Tigan
Bob Rey
Meen
Cadila Valley Academy
Norman
W. P. Cummins
M's
John Dewoordy
Mars
Martel Pace
Tupelo
Prescott
Pace
Church of Christ
Wev
Tirpaley Church of Christ
Harding College
Pare
Detroit
Mich
al Hombile
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Communist Party
Tae
Vicki Weller
Akron
Ohio
Prescott News
Dwight McBrayer
Johnny Kondssiof
Monty Harris
Bruce Bley
Billy Hines
Tommy Lee
Jon Bratton
Jackie Harvey
Bily Chiy
Willie Paul Campbell
Taokin Lee
James Poster
Billy Raedy
Ike
Otto Harloway
Rosston
Leo Rogers
Charles Dutchet
San Diego
Calif
Harold Pounds
Sara Lou
Amity
Ernest Bolton
Harold Gusby
Carrol- Jane
North Liddle
Book
Milcfet! Dawson
Fannie Newth
Mes. Newth
Te ‘Hem
Jerry Sullivantan- Hounge
Dauglon
Diata Lynn
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