United States Rejects Chinese Demand on Korean Talks
The United States rejected China’s bid to replace the UN backed two sided Korean conference with a roundtable including Russia and others. China demanded broader invitees and reopening at the general assembly, while the U.S. vowed to stick with the existing plan and urged coordination with allied nations.
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Bruce W
Mann
N.Y
United States
Russia
India
United Nations
Indonesia
Pakistan
Burma
Eissembly
Goodwill Tour for Stock Show Set
The Third District Livestock Show Goodwill Tour committee plans a 26 member Hope High School band trip visiting Nashville Prescott Gordon Camden Stephens Magnolia Waldo Stamps Lewisville and Hope. Camden Chamber will host a noon meal. Nevada County Fair parade on Sept 23 may include the caravan. Committee chairmen Dewey Baker C C Lewis Herbert Burns and Emil Kaden report wide outreach to businesses and individuals to join or support the tour.
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Third District
Hope High School
Nashville
Prescott
Gordon
Camden
Stephens
Magnolia
Waldo
Stamps
Lewisville
Bak
Hope
Camden Chamber of Commerce
Nevada County
Hope Caravan
Dewey Baker
C. C. Lewis
Herbert Burns
Emil Kaden
Baker
Hempstead Cattle Owners Show at Texarkana
Three Hempstead County cattle owners exhibit at the Four States Show in Texarkana this week. Johnny Brannon of Brannon Spencer Farms shows six Herefords. Don Ray Brown of Spring Hill enters five registered Herefords from his 4-H herd and two fattening steers. J B Ellen of Hope is also in the lineup as a student at Sulhern State College. Dairy animals judged Wednesday and beef Thursday at the Third District Show and State Livestock Show.
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Hempstead County
Texarkana
Johnny Brannon
Brannon Spencer Farms
Don Ray Brown
Spring Hill
Jer Ieys
Don Ray
G Hope High School
Ellen
Hope
J. B
Suthern State College
Baptist Minister Dies in Ft. Smith
The Rev. 3B. Ferguson, former president of the Arkansas Baptist State coalition, died at his Fort Smith home. A 70-year-old retired minister, he led Fort Smith's First Baptist Church for 33 years until health forced him to retire. Under his oversight the church grew from 500 to over 4,000 members. He previously pastored a church in West Durham, N.C. before moving to Fort Smith.
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Fort Smith
Ferguson
Arkansas Baptist State Coalition
Minster
Firstaptist
Durham
YN C
Fulton Man Gifts Land to Scouts on Little River
QR Maleoh of Futon gives Cocile Ares Council Boy Scouts Of Asuerkea a tract of land along Little River about one acre with water frontage and trails. Camp site supports Explorers, Second and First Class programs, fishing trips, river floats, weekend camps, and campfires. The Executive Board has not acted. local district members include Claude Byrd Clifford Franks Sy velle Burke Elmer Brown Donald Nuon Louis Graves and John Coker.
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Maleoh
Futon
Cocile
Ares Council
Boy Scouts
Asuerkea
Little River
Wilson
Stulph Johnson
Hope
Larry Martin
Butch Grahamn
Silveday
Caddo
Piney Woods
Claude Byrd
Clifford Franks
Syvelle Burke
Elmer Brown
Donald Nuon
Stamps
Louis Graves
Nashville
John Coker
Bradley
Yanks Refusing Repatriation to Be Transferred
In Panmunjom Korea an unofficial Communist spokesman said some American prisoners who refuse to go home are in Kaesong awaiting transfer to Indian custody in the neutral zone. Others who vowed to stay with the Communists have been repatriated. The number still refusing is estimated at 20 to 40 of 300 to 400 Allied prisoners. Some who began to go home later reversed and chose to stay with the Reds.
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Panmunjom
Korea
T Oday
Kaesong
Wilfred Burchett
Umanite
Burchett
United Nations
Two Hempstead Wildcat Wells Abandoned In Oil Test Round
Two Hempstead County wildcat oil tests were abandoned outright with one opening new possibilities. The Ozan test was plugged at 2,400 feet impressing prospects for other tests while Gunter No 1 near Washington stopped at 4,288 feet making it the deepest in the county and surpassing expected depths. In the Paicon Field three producers were recorded this week with additional wells planned in Russell and Irma fields including Russell No. 1 and No. 2 reporting barrels per day and perforations in the Tokia formation. The Irma site tests Tom Jackson No 1 and J D Reynolds No 2 with rigging in place for pumping units. A note mentions Eldorado King in Radium City as a major radium producer in the Canadian sub Arctic.
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Hempstead County
Gunter No. 1
Washington
Paicon
H. M. Mills
E. W
Russell
Tokia
Atkins and
Pannell
Irma
Jones and O'Brien, Incorporated
Hemp Stead
Ozan
Gunter No
Warns Public About Forest Fire Danger
LITTLE ROCK UP Stipte for estry and parks commission warned today of an explosive danger in Arkangyas weed lands due to dry weather and high winds. Commissioner Fred Lang reported 41 fires over 102 acres burned during a three day period, more than the previous week. Lang said fires have occurred during class foyer days, the worst wind class. If winds reach 20 miles an hour it will worsen the situation.
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Little Rock
Stipte Forestry and Parks Commission
Arkangyas
Commission
Fred Lang
Lang
Scientists envision delay of seasons at solar energy conference
Madison Wisconsin scientists at a conference of solar energy experts outlined aims to hasten spring planting by applying chemicals to ground to curb frosts and to delay winter by absorbing heat during the growing season. They cautioned that the goal requires finding chemicals that trap and release solar heat under controllable conditions.
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Frank Garey
Madison
Wis
Jack Frost
Prisons Take Kill the Ump Literally
In Lagerstown Maryland inmates at the Maryland reformatories for mates caused a major outbreak after a softball game dispute. More than 100 young prisoners were involved as guards police and county officers used tear gas and fire hoses to subdue the riot. Furniture and lighting in recreation rooms were ruined. A second flareup occurred but was quickly controlled. Superintendent Raymond called the disturbances sparked by an umpire's decision in the game.
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Lagerstown
Maryland Reformatory
Henry R. Raymond
Urmpire
Soldier Wants to Wed Arkansas Girl
Missouri soldier repatriated from a Korean prison camp rushed from a Navy transport in San Francisco to call Miss Mary Mills of Little Rock. He declared if she isn’t married, he will ask her to marry him. Roy L. Thomson of St. Louis, returning home, pursued marriage with his described friend.
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Little Rock
Missouri
Kores
San Francisco
Roy L. Thomson
St. Louis
Mary
Agnes Mills
Thompson Saith
Indochina Truce Hint From Peiping Radio
A broadcast from Peiping indicated that a negotiated truce in Indochina is possible and called for an end to U.S. aggression in Korea and Vietnam. It framed the Vietnamese struggle as a peace driven fight for independence supported by peace-loving Asian nations.
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Tokyo
Peiping
China
Frany
Wrrle
Korea
Vietnam
Asli
Catholics Rip Kinsey Report on Sexual Behavior
Catholic Achon of Haly attacked the Kinsey report on American women's sexuality in a press bulletin. The bulletin mocked Kinsey's methods and questioned the reliability of his statistics calling interviewee classifications as historically well categorized.
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Thomew— Catholic Achon of
Haly
Kinsey
Dr. Kinsey
Reformatory Confessor
Cal
Howell Held on Murder Charge
Howell Howell, of Widwaleel, Nala, surrendered to police in New York after a car linked to the Aug. 28 murder of John Tenderham Lewis was traced to him. Investigators feared he might have been silenced to prevent unsolved questions and protect those who ordered the crime.
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New York
Wellta Howell
John Tenderham B. Lewis
Jfawell
Widweleel
Nala
Rons
Polles
Howell
Benton Right of Way Claims Settled in Arkansas
Ay-Six Saline County landowners received 4059 for settlement of claims totaling 10700 for right of way ruling on a proposed new highway between Little Rock and Benton. Awards were made here Saturday by Circuit Judge Ernest I Maner. The appraised value of the six properties was 30044.
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Benton Ark
Saline County
Lite Rock
Beton
Ernest i Maner
All Around the Town Notes From Ennis Daily News
Excerpts recount pastor R P Campbell revival visit to Hope Arkansas and a 100 pound Arkansas watermelon delivered as a joke. local church men’s class responded with humor. Report mentions restricted area cattle, wild hogs killed near Washington, Lt Max Aurphy’s POW exchange, a shop sale in Dallas, and oil test updates near Hempstead Ozan and Gunter No 1 wells.
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Ennis
Texas
First Baptist
R. P. Campbell
Hope
Ark
Garrett Memorial Baptist Church
Elbert O'Steen
Railway Express
Arkansans Church
Ennisite
Campbell
Washington
H.C. Murphy
Max Aurphy
San Francisco
Sunsday
Ched Hall
C. G McNeill
Sue and Lee
Dallas
British Seek Talks On Trieste Crisis Amid Proposals
British calls for negotiations with the United States over Trieste surface as discussions hinge on Tito era plans. Yugoslav leader Tito warned of force if stalled, while proposals vie for partition with British American support for administration split and the port city of Trieste potentially handed to Yugoslavia or Italy.
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United States
Tolhin
Pali
Yutosiny
Medeste
Taly
Yuposhavin
Teste
Ly Yugoslavia
Tla Solar
Dlakrigt
Tito
Vinosav
Selaa Vleste
Battery Firm Establishes Arkadelphia Headquarters
C W Sales Company opens permanent warehouse in Arkadelphia to stock Span-Oldilfe batteries for the south region. W W Watson will head the Arkansas office and visit motor firms, gas stations, and auto dealers. Span-O Life batteries recharge while resting and promise long life, with chemical details trade secrets.
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Dlstel Hietors Nf
Span-Oldilfe
Batteries
Arkansas
Arkadelphia
Peremanent
Arkadelsphia
Southworl
Charlen TP
Chineholm
Canary
W. W. Watson
Arkeadelphia
Defhilte
Auts
Chisholm
Draft Board Seeks Whereabouts of Registrant
Members of Selective Service Local Board No. 29 in Ark., including L. E. Asiin, Andy Andrews and Minton A. Duy vis, seek information on Johnnie Hendrix a Black registrant. Last known address listed as Box 56 Fulton, Arkansas. Public urged to report any knowledge of his current address or contacts to Local Board No. 12, Ark.
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Selective Service Local Board No
L. E. Asiin
Andy Andrews
Minton A. Duyvis
Johnnie Hendrix
Jobin
Arkangug
Chicago Police Round Up Girl Escort Ring Names and Arrests
Chicago police rounded up a group tied to an alleged girl escort service. Officers said Kay Horgretl and Miss Jirvedt were among those arrested after investigations into the operation. Detectives indicated the ring linked to white collar clients and New York businessmen visiting Chicago.
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Chicago
Kay
Miss Jirvedt
Sudinaiain
Burton
Hessinan Pail
New York
Wheller
Warns Forest Fire Season Ilk At Hand
A historical screed from Arkansas warns of forest fire danger and a wasteful leak of forest wealth. The piece decries vandalism by careless smokers, hunters and workers, urging vigilance to prevent fires that destroyed over a million dollars in Arkansas last year.
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Eieerliy
Universiy
Arkansas
Ais
Buster Aw Denton
Morester
Reenginne
Jel
Quake Shakes Fiji Islands
A strong earthquake rattled Fiji and surrounding islands. Reports indicate significant shaking with damage feared and rescue teams deployed. Local authorities urged residents to stay clear of unstable structures and await further updates.
Democrats Kill Proposal for Convention
Chicago report outlines the Democratic setback on a proposed convention plan. Delegates and regional groups clashed over timing and regulation, with leaders hinting at alternative regional conferences before upcoming elections.
Violent Arkansas Crash Fatalities Report
A chaotic Arkansas accident surge killed at least 14 people and injured several others as multiple crashes occurred on ill maintained highways. Among the dead were a 88 year old man and an unidentified 25 year old woman. several others drowned or died from suffocation after wrecks. The Associated Press reports details from the scene including a transport truck collision near Clinton and a river drowning near Little Rock, with state troopers investigating negligence charges.
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Associated Press
Arkansas
Geuth
Mra
Caries Burlegog
England
Tommy Doyle Burleson
Dade
Gould Bodday
Stata
Patton
Memphis
Nancy Snow Gilles
Osceola
Matton
Hy Kooper
Gentry
Iyoor
Guel
Clinton
Sikes Wis
Virgin Ly War
Stata Poliva
Philip McNary
Tity Hmita
Conway
Batley
Thornton Dei
Niles
Joseph- L Wan
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