Placement Law Debate Reaches Supreme Court Echoes
Arkansas officials defend school placement rules guiding pupil transfers amid federal challenges. Little Rock School Board argues the law upholds segregated attendance with blacks admitted only where space allows. A Negro attorney challenges the policy as unconstitutional, while the case progresses through federal courts and echoes Alabama and North Carolina precedents.
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Jury Selected for Murder Trial in Moore Case
Jurors were selected in the murder trial of Mrs. Ruby Moore and Beverley Yeh, with about ten jurors chosen and many seated. court officials and clerks oversee the process as proceedings continue. The defemdants, involved in a fatal shooting on Fan Madre Street, face ongoing testimony and legal motions as the case advances.
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Man Found Dead at Port Smut in Sudden Death Case
A man named James Calvin Mowslas Sp. was found dead after two sons discovered him in his apartment. Coroner B C Teady presided as relatives said he appeared unconscious and collapsed. He was transported to hospital, where he died from injuries the report attributes to the incident. Police are reviewing relationships and guardianship matters related to the case.
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Witnesses multiply as Bell rate hearing expands
In Little Rock the state utility commission hears more witnesses in the Bell Telephone rate case. Bell’s defense questions cost projections and return assumptions while experts from Chicago and St Louis are questioned. Analysts estimate Bell’s allowed return at about eight percent versus the six percent final favored by the commission.
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Mrs Mairston Hosts Day Bridge Club at Lake Cabin
Mrs Wayne Lertian and Mrs Ned Duncan joined guests when Mrs Glenn Hairston hosted the 47 Bridge Club at her cabin on Suckles Lake for a dessert bridge. Garden flowers and fruit were arranged for the gathering as members and guests moved through the event.
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Bill Signed for Higher Bond Interest
Washington reports President Eisenhower signed a bill allowing higher interest on government savings bonds and approved Treasury to raise the rate to as high as 4 percent for long term issues. The move aims to strengthen funding for peace and reduce reliance on inflationary short term financing. The administration expects a boost in bond attractiveness to counter rising turnins and plans to apply the rate to bonds outstanding and new issues. There are about 4 million savings bond holders and comments indicate Congress had resisted earlier in the year.
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Speeding tickets yield surprise verdict on youths in Stuttgart
Stuttgart police chief Harold Lammers disclosed a troubling tally from the first days of a new speed enforcement unit. Out of 87 tickets issued for speeding, not a single one was written to a juvenile, prompting questions about enforcement scope and municipal judge Miloy Robb’s stance.
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Telephone Bomb Threat Forces Benton High School Evacuation
An unidentified caller phoned in a bomb threat to Benton High School in Senton Arkansas yesterday causing evacuation while police searched the building. No explosives were found and authorities deemed the incident a prank.
Thirteen Deaths From Violence Across Arkang Week
Thirteen persons die from various causes including shootings and accidents across Arkang during the week. Hospital reports list three burn deaths and a fatal suffocation case. Local notices urge caution and mention hospital and doctor service details.
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Magazine Sales Case Headlines Texarkana Man’s Jail Term
In Texarkana AP report Robey Gab gard Wilk aged 33 faced jail after being convicted of selling $5.97 worth of magazine subscriptions to a man unable to read or write. He allegedly posed as a federal official to dupe Bug Tullis, promising to boost a VA pension and provide horse feed and groceries.
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Fayetteville Roads Sought by Wade
Sen Clifton Wade of Pa plans to urge Arkansas Highway Commission to improve three Fayetteville area roads, including Highways 105 112 and 74 in Washington Benton and Madison counties plus extend Razorback Road. Wade leads Fayetteville Chamber delegation while Mayor Walsh and others back the request.
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Spa Hospital Is Transferred to Arkansas Facility
Washington reports the Army Navy General Hospital formerly at Springs Arkansas is moved to Arkansas to become a regional rehabilitation facility. The transfer aims to open state offices and reallocate funding for conversion and operations as part of wartime health needs.
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