India Backs USSR in UN Disarmament Demand
A memo to the United Nations suggests expanding membership of the disarmament commission to include a permanent chair and subcommittees, aiming to raise immunity from nuclear tests and gain broader Soviet support. The plan seeks broader UN backing to halt tests by the United States and Britain without a robust inspection framework.
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Disarmament Commission
Lemelin
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Educational turmoil over Negro admissions in Arkansas and Illinois
The report outlines the admission fights for Black students at Central High in Little Rock and North Little Rock, with Terrance Roberts and other families facing state law challenges. Attorneys advise potential entry denial risks, while Arkansas rules allow missing up to a fourth of the year with make up. Separate Raleigh remarks by Sen. Kerr Spat are noted, with his light responsive silences and brief remarks.
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Arkansas
Terrance Roberts
Central High
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Russia Eyes Hydrogen Bomb Gap Against the West
The fragment discusses protecting Russia from France or other nations developing hydrogen bombs and achieving overwhelming superiority over Western Allies in arms strength. It reflects Cold War era fear of advanced nuclear tech and regional security imbalance.
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France
Band of Angels film set to film at historic Cottage plantation
Warner Bros plans a Civil War era drama Band of Angels starring Clark Gable and Yvonne DeCarlo. Filming centers around The Cottage plantation near Baton Rouge, a prewar mansion used by Union troops and tied to Lafay ette and Henry Clay. Gable plays a wealthy landowner and ex slave-runner, DeCarlo a Southern woman drawn into his world.
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Keowee
General Lafayette
Henry Clay
Gable
Rhett Butler
Miss DeCarlo
Warner Color
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Meeting notes from church and civic groups in WMU circle
A roundup of local church circles and a Cub Scout den forming details the First Baptist Church WMU circle 4 meeting at Mrs. H W Butler home with officers named including co chairmen Melita Robinson and J T McHae. Presbyterian Ladies Circle 3 met in Nelson Reynolds homes with Bible study on the least of these and adults program on Church Schools. Cub Scout Den formed at Mrs Dudley Rouse home with Rob Reynolds as Den Chief. WMU Circle 2 hosted by Mrs Ray Loor. First Baptist WMU Circle 3 met in Mrs Warren Payne home to start the year with 41 members. officers appointed for world day of prayer and mission study institute.
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H. W. Butler
A. R. Underwood
Butler
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A.E
Nelson
Presbyterian
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Fist Church
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Gillie Butcher
Payne
Mission Study Institute
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Bud Vandiver
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Mys
J. D.* Hines
Aition
Ki Gifford
Nora
Matthews
Local Society News and Weekend Guests in Little Rock
Community notes list numerous weekend visitors and returning residents from Little Rock and nearby areas. Names include Miss Lil Lie Bulcher, Mrs Gatishd McAnnally, Mrs Charles Ethart, Mrs Wallace Portia, Mrs C Hines, and many other locals visiting relatives in Waco Galveston Crossett and Little Rock.
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Gatishd McAnnally
Charles Ethart
Wallace Portia
C. Hines
Shoe Plant Closes at Russellville During Labor Dispute
The International Shoe Co. abruptly closed its Russellville plant in a contract dispute with members of the United Shoe Workers of America. Plant officials said the action idled about 5,000 workers and was necessary after puller operators refused to make certain shoes, necessitating factory shutdown.
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International Shoe Co
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Shoe Workers of America
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Puller
Vague union claim halts shoe making phase progress
Vernon Nordin, president of union Loehl 246, said the pullover group contended the work they had to perform was too small and agreed to perform it only if paid hourly rather than by the piece. Operators normally are paid by the piece. The text is garbled but suggests a disputed wage arrangement and stalled phase of production.
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Vernon Nordin
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