Weather Summary for Arkansas and Louisiana
Arkansas partly cloudy to cloudy through Wednesday with no major temperature change. Widely scattered afternoon and evening thunder showers. low 64 to 74, high 94. Louisiana partly cloudy and warm through Wednesday with scattered southeast thundershowers and scattered mainly afternoon storms. tonight low 68 to 76, high 88 to 96.
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Arkansas
Louisiana
Associated Press
Sbuquerque
Tlanta
Ismarck
Boston
Buffalo
Chicago
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Denver
Des Moines
Detroit
Fairbanks
Fort Worth
Helena
Honolulu
Indianapolis
Jacksonville
Juneau
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Louisville
Memphis
Miami
Milwaukee
St.p
New Orleans
New York
Okla
City
Omaha
Philadelphia
Phoenix
Pittsburgh
Ptind
Ore
Rapid City
Richmond
St. Louis
Salt Sk. City
San Diego
San Fran
Seattle
Tampa
Washington
Winnipeg
A&P Heir Blocked From Central Park Cafe
New York underlines a parks decision by commissioner Thomas P. F. Hoving blocking Huntington Hartford. He cites four locations considered for a sidewalk cafe in Central Park, denying the project.
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New York
A&p
Huntington Hartford
Central Park
New York City
Thomas P. F. Hovging
Arkansas Runoff Mix in 4th District and State Races
Arkansas voters cast ballots between 8 a.m. and 6 30 p.m. CST for a runoff featuring David Pryor and Richard Arnold in the 4th District congressional race to replace Oren Harris. The winner faces Republican Lynn Lowe in September for Harris’ term and in November for a full two-year term, with lieutenant governor attorney general and state Supreme Court seats also on the ballot. Featured are Claude Carpenter and James Pilkinton in the lieutenant governor race after a certification error, plus Bruce Bennett and Joe Purcell for attorney general and T. J. Gentry and John Fogleman contesting the Supreme Court seat. In other notes, a proposed federal bill to protect civil rights and curb voter discrimination was tentatively approved, and Hartford’s park cafe plan faced changes with a $1 million Bedford Stuyvesant donation for swimming pools after dropping the cafe site.
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Oren Harris
David Pryor
Camden
Richard Arnold
Texarkana
Republiccan
Lynn Lowe
Harris
Lowe
Supreme Court
Claude Carpenter
Little Rock
James Pilkinton
Hope
Joe Basore
Cherokee Village
Pilkinton
Clark County
Basore
Bruce Bennett
Joe Purcell
Benton
Bennett
T. J. Gentry
John Fogleman
West Memphis
Lunar Orbiter Set for Moon Orbit and Photos
Lunar Orbiter, a space photography craft, prepared to launch from Cape Kennedy between 2 03 p m and 4 42 p m EDT aiming for an 850 pound craft to reach the moon in 90 hours. The mission would orbit from 110 to 1100 miles above the surface and photograph the far side including potential landing sites, marking the first U S payload to orbit the moon if successful.
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Howard Benedict
Cape Kennedy
Fla
Moon
United States
Soviet Union
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
U.S
Earth
Privacy Is Allowed Honeymooners Privacy Is Allowed Honeymooners
In Nassau Bahamas Patrick and Luel Johnson Nugent enjoy a private honeymoon at a waterfront home amid a request from the White House for privacy. An Information Ministry official confirmed Bahamians observed the request to keep the couple from sightseers.
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Nassau
Bahamas
Patrick
Luel Johnson Nugent
White House
Information Ministry
Nixon visits Saigon as Lodge survives emergency landing
Former Vice President Richard Nixon travels to Saigon to assess the Vietnamese situation with U S Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge whose aircraft had to emergency land in unsecured terrain during a battle area inspection. Former Michigan governor G Mennen Williams wins the Democratic senatorial nomination and will face incumbent Republican Robert P Griffin in November.
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Richard Nixon
Saigon
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge
Michigan
G. Mennen Williams
Robert P. Griffin
Hitchcock Says TV Reintroduces Murder To Homes
London AP report quotes director Alfred Hitchcock saying television brings murder back into the home and can serve as therapy by helping viewers vent antagonisms. Also noted, Dinah Shore’s daughter Melissa Montgomery, 18, engaged to writer Robert Edmundson, 22, announced by Shore and ex-husband George Montgomery.
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London
Alfred Hitchcock
Hitchcock
Hollywood
Dinah Shore
Robert Edmundson
Melissa Montgomery
Miss Shore
George Montgomery
Court and marriage notices in early chancery and civil cases
The record lists numerous chancery and civil suits including Emmer Gine Thompson vs Thompson and Judith Beatrice Wildbur vs Henry Ellis Wildbur. It also notes several marriages in Prescot and Hope areas, plus mentions talks with Bahamas officials and a 1933 All Star baseball result.
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Chancery
Emmer Gine Thompson
Dim 5. Thompson
Judith Beatrice Wildbur
Henry Ellis Wildbur
Aquilla Bealey Et al
Southern Aluminum Discount Co
Man’s future shaped by own mutations says science
AP science writer outlines a view that evolution may end as humans begin designing mutations. DNA guides growth via genes and chromosomes 46, 150000 genes, with DNA to RNA to ribosomes directing protein formation. Mutations arise from chemicals, enabling predicted changes and potential lab grown organs and altered heredity.
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Ralph Dighton
Agreement on Space Seen By U S And Soviet Union
United States and Soviet Union expect a space treaty pledging peaceful uses and no weapons in space, with about eighty percent of the text settled for submission to the U.N. General Assembly. negotiations continue in the U.N. committee, despite strains from the Vietnam War, stressing arms control and exclusive peaceful use of celestial bodies. A separate note mentions 2000 Iowans attending a first cornbelt fiesta picnic at the New Mexico state fairgrounds.
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United Nations
N.Y
United States
Soviet Union
U.S
Arthur J. Goldberg
Goldberg
Geneva
U.N
General Assembly
U.N. Special Committee
Outer Space
New Mexico
State Fairgrounds
Hope Livestock Sale Date Change Notice 1966
Notice effective Aug. 11 1966 announces Hope Livestock Commission sale day moved to Thursday. Emphasizes buyers and top market prices and offers assistance in selling cattle or hogs. Contact Brant Jones or Harold Coon at phone numbers 7-4461 or 7-3258.
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Hope
Livestock Commission
Constant Brant Jones
Harold, Coon
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Pate
Hartford
Bedford Stuyvesant
Brooklyn
Hope (Ark) Star
Grset
Richard M. Nixon
Henry Cabot
G, Mennen Williams
Ann Waller
Ben Waller, Jr
Thomas D. Kendrick
James Langston
Southern Cotton Oil Division
Hunt Food and Industries, Inc
Ulysses G. Garratt
Robert E. Garrett
Dba
Hope Gin Co
James Edward Davis
Prescott
Kathlene Vanhook
Leroy Brown
Therm
Mne Griffin
Talmage Lee Johnson
Ozan
Alma Jean Johnson
John Cecil Coleman
Helen May Mayton
George Lewis Ross
Shirley Ann Keel
James Edward Smith
Louise Burns
William Larry Crane
Linda Russell
James Michael Cook
Texark
Ana
Judy Ann Walker
Nugents
Capricorn
Rebekah Harkness-Kean
Co. Forestry Queen
Bill Cross
Jenny Waters
Hempstead Forestry
Hope Lions Club
Drake
Olds
Oldsmobile
East Third Street
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