Johnson Faces Split Opinion on Vietnam Policy
President Johnson faces divided views on Vietnam policy with critics ranging from students and professors to members of Congress and the press. High-profile responses include Chou Enlai calling for unconditioned talks and Fulbright proposing a temporary bombing halt to spur negotiations.
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Weather Continued From Page One
Regional forecast from The Associated Press shows Arkansas regions warming through Saturday with sunny skies. Central Arkansas and Northeast Arkansas expect high around 90 and upper 80s, respectively, with tonight’s lows mid 50s to upper 50s. Southeast and Northwest Arkansas remain sunny with highs in the 80s and lows in the 40s to upper 50s. Missouri and Oklahoma groups expect fair, mild to warm conditions with highs in the mid 70s to upper 80s and lows 52 to 60s.
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U S troops sent as Dominican unrest deepens
American troops entered the Dominican Republic to protect lives and property as Washington weighed actions to confront a Communist threat behind the six day rebellion. Officials list 52 Dominican Communist figures trained in Cuba China or the Soviet Union amid estimates of 400 to over 1,000 dead and no U S casualties reported.
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Helen Help Us Dear Helen Help You Column Snippet
Readers seek guidance on romantic distraction and marriage including a bored housewife who fantasizes about a singer and how to refocus on her husband. The column urges confronting discontent at home and pursuing real connections. Also notes aging advice on life insurance for a young couple.
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Tremor Regists 7 on Scale Hits Pacific Northwest
A major earthquake struck April 13 1949 recording seven on the scale. The Hood Canal epicenter near Cabob Bay 30 miles from Seattle caused building damage across British Columbia Vancouver Island Trail and reached Idaho Montana and Oregon with minimal injuries reported. Three rolling shock waves lasted about a minute tearing loose brick veneer walls.
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Navy Bombers Hit Targets as Army Helicopter Wounded
Navy bombers delivered 59 tons of bombs and used rockets and 20mm cannon. All aircraft returned to carriers. An Army helicopter gunner was wounded slightly near Saigon during a combat assault. Me kong Delta sweep yielded a large Viet Cong arms cache with about 600 weapons found, including Springfield rifles and high explosives. Viet Cong counterattack followed but casualties were reported as: six bodies found and over 70 killed by helicopter fire. In Seattle and Tacoma, both Union Station depots and roof areas were damaged by a drone of debris.
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Abel poised to become UMW president as McDonald may appeal
Abel appears set to take the United Steelworkers presidency after a Feb 9 vote giving him a 10,000 vote lead over McDonald. McDonald weighs an appeal to the union executive board and possibly a Labor Department probe, amid four month strike truce and stalled contract talks.
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Viet Cong Attack Suppressed at Phu Hiep Outpost
At Phu Hiep near the Cambodian frontier a Viet Cong battalion launched a mortar raid on the Special Forces outpost. Government casualties reached 16 dead and 14 wounded with 3 missing. Villagers counted 70 to 80 enemy bodies removed after the fight.
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Car and Trailer Crash Kills Benton Man
De Wayne Shell, 22, of Benton was fatally injured in a head on collision with a tractor trailer on a bridge four miles south of Benton on U S 67. A car passenger Horace Abbott of Pine Bluff was critically injured. Truck driver James L Davis of Malvern was injured but not seriously. Shell died about three hours after the wreck.
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Health board OKs funds for community centers
Arkansas state Board of Health approved using 454,470 in federal funds for building community health centers and 117,162 for mentally retarded facilities. One third of the money must be matched by the state and becomes available July 1, said Dr J T Herron, state Health Officer.
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