Tide Floods Hit Texas Coast Storm Page Front
Blinding rain lashed Corpus Christi with 114 mph winds in Galveston as tides up to ten feet battered the coast. Houston expects 80 mph winds inland while the ship channel stalls. mass evacuations rise to hundreds of thousands as shelters fill and police guard evacuated areas.
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Corpus Christi
Galveston
Weather Bureau
Houston
Calveston
Houston Ship Channel
Texas
Louisiana
Tols Beaumont
Bryan Sanc
Mother of College President Dies in Arkansas
Mrs. John E. Brown Sr. aged 82, mother of John Brown Jr., founder and president of John Brown College, died Sunday in Siloam Springs Arkansas. Survivors include her son Dr. John E. Brown Jr.. funeral arrangements were incomplete.
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Siloam Springs
Ark
John &. Brown Sr
John Brown Jr
John E. Brown Jr
John B. Brown Jr
UAW continues strike push amid GM relief time dispute
UAW leaders say negotiations stalled as GM insists on 24 minutes of daily relief per employee, calling the idea of higher personal time “utter nonsense.” About 20 of 129 plants reported local agreements before the deadline, while wildcat walkouts spread after a national wage deal extended today’s strike limit.
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Sealan
UAW
Louis ¢. Seaton
Plane crash at Shannon grounds dust in mudflats
A four engine airliner with 77 European passengers and six American crew went down in Shannon mudflats amid rain. Nine horses remained at the wreck as investigators seek the cause while floodlights illuminate the site.
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Cial
Shannon
Allantie
Printing Firm Official Dies
LITTLE ROCK AP August in Parke 99 former Democrat Printing and Lithographing Co. board chairman died at a hospital here Sunday. Parke was a native of Fort Smith, came to Little Rock in 1908 as a reporter for the Arkansas Democrat and later entered the publishing field, re joined Democrat Printing in 1994.
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Little Rock
Augustus Winfield Parke
Democrat Printing & Lithographing Co
Simday
Parke
Fort Smith
Lille Rock
Arkansas Democrat
Ising Field
Democrat Printing & Lithographing
Teacher of Prescott Loses Case
The Arkansas Supreme Court ruled that public school teachers are not state employees and thus not entitled to workers compensation under act 462 of 1949. The decision comes in the suit by Mrs. Donald Muse against Prescott School District after her husband, a Prescott High coach, died of a heart attack on March 29, 1960, and the district blocked the case from workers compensation consideration. The court upheld prior holdings that teachers are local district employees, not state employees. The court also affirmed a Benton County Chancery Court ruling that Bank of Bentonville has no legal interest in $6,000 of turkeys Swift & Co bought from Dale Moore.
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Little Rock
Arkansas Supremse Court
Donald Muse
Prescott
Muse
Prescott H High School
Pulaski
Workmen's Compensation Commission
Supreme Court
Benton County Chancery Court
Bank of Bentonville
Swift & Co
Dale Moore
Dutch Ship Reports Debbie Storm Recedes from U S
A Dutch freighter reported Hurricane Debbie likely poses no threat to the United States as Debbie follows Betsy away from the Atlantic. Forecaster Gilbert Clark of the Miami hurricane center cited satellite data and the ship’s report placing Debbie far east of San Juan with winds near 3 mph and a path unlikely to reach the U S.
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Miami
Fla
Debbie
Atlantic
United States
Africa
Netherlands
Kermin
Weather Bureau
Sadur
P.R
San Juan
Gilbert Clark
Miami Hurricane Center
Clark
Betsy
Bermuda
Hope Star Editorial Masthead Fragment
The snippet lists staff and publishers for the Hope Star newspaper including M. Washburn as editor and public figure names such as Paul Jones and Donal Parker among others with roles in publishing and management. It originates from the Star Building in Hope Arkansas and references consolidated history to 1928.
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In Star Publishing CO
Palmer
WeshBurn
Seey Tradd
Ster
Star of Hope
South Woilmt Street
Hope
Arkanses
Pape Ay Ee
M. Washburn
Pubtform
Paul 4. Jones
Donal Parker
C. M
Ped) Ropes
Arkansas Dollies Inc and Associated Press Notice
The text lists several company addresses across cities including Memphis Dallas Chicago New York Detroit and Oklahoma City. It notes inventory of members at The Associated Press and states the AP owns exclusive rights to local news and dispatches for republication.
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Arkansas
Memphis
Tenn
Texas Bank
Dallas
Texas
Michigan Ave
Chicago
42Nd St
Maw
York
N. Yr
Detroit
Oklahoma City
Associated Prasy
Associated Press
AP Hw
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Louis ¢. Sealait
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Ford
Power & Light
Espiad Evild
AoKapsag Company
Duesseldor
West Germany
DCGB
U.S. Army
U.S. Air Force
London
Haly
Hope Star
Publis
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Carter
Hempstead
Nevada
LaFayette
Howard and Miller
Joyett
Va Gal
Idaho
Ellis Ce
Pia
Eve Siliz
Safeway Stores, Incorporated
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