Weather Station Report for Arkansas and Louisiana
Weather station report for Arkansas and Louisiana notes a 24 hour period ending Wednesday with high 81 and low 70, precipitation 0.33 inches. Mostly cloudy in Arkansas with scattered afternoon and evening showers through Thursday. Louisiana remains partly cloudy with scattered afternoon thunderstorms and no major temperature change. Tonight’s lows upper 60s to low 70s. Thursday highs around mid 70s to 80s, with Louisiana highs near 90.
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Poll Watchers Arrested In Jackson County Vote Fight
In Newport Arkansas two women acting as poll watchers for Mrs Virginia Johnson were arrested after leaving polling places. Mrs Elton Gilliam and her sister Mrs James Page posted 50 dollar bail and were released. Gilliam was charged with attempting to enter a polling place during ballots being cast and Page faced charges including threatening an official and using obscene language.
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Ark
Jackson County
Virginia Johnson
Elton Gilliam
James Page
Auvergns
Ed John P. Keel
Democratic Committee
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Troy Taylor
Ingleside
Peace Talks Obituaries Policy Shift Speculated
U S envoy Harriman and North Vietnam's Xuan Thuy enter month four of Paris talks with little progress on halting bombing. Harriman accuses Hanoi of sterility, cites Viet Cong killings in South Vietnam, and notes Le Duc Tho's return may influence instructions. Amid war fears, casualties and abductions mount as terrorism persists.
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Space Leaders and Scientists Convene for UN Conference
Space leaders and scientists from 67 nations begin a two week discussion in Vienna on applying space technology to social and economic progress. The US and USSR will dominate this first UN space conference with U Thant urging joint ventures to extend benefits to all nations. Kurt Waldheim chairs sessions focusing on communications, meteorological satellites, weather forecasting, and surveys of natural resources.
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Howard Benedict
AP Aerospace
Vienna
United States
Soviet Union
United Nations
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U Thant
Kurt Waldheim
LBJ Weighs New Billion Dollar Budget Cut
President Johnson faces the likelihood of an additional one billion dollar budget reduction beyond the six billion already cut. White House aides outline the strain on spending as Congress set a ceiling while rising farm price supports and Medicaid costs push expenses higher.
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Associated Press
Austin, Tex
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Hill
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White House
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Christian
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New Entrance At Rose Hill Cemetery In Arkansas
Pulaski County Grand Jury got the go ahead to continue its probe into disturbances in Little Rock after U S District Judge Henley refused to halt its meetings. He warned indictments could be invalid and set Sept 4 for a final hearing on the injunction request. Plaintiffs claim jury panel lacks cross section, with Negroes under 50 and workers outside management. Prosecutor Adlerson argued the jury commission used public directories to select members. Henley noted the case recalls an Alabama jury selection challenge and emphasized caution about suspending the grand jury.
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Pulaski County
Grand Jury
Tle Rock
Asa
U.S. District Court
Jf. Smith Henley
Henley
Little Rock
Alabama
James E. Youngdahl
Youngdahl
Richard Adkisson
Adkisson
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J. H. Mayer
France Target of New U.S. Trade Plan
The United States unveils countervailing duties aimed at French subsidies to its manufacturers. The plan, tied to May and June wage boosts, imposes a 6 percent subsidy era with a 2.5 percent initial countervail which would fall as French labor relief measures shrink, intending to lift France’s ailing industry.
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Nazi Gore Many
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U.S. Treasury
Sunine
Poison Gas Blamed for Five Deaths at Florida Dock
Five men died within two minutes after peering into a fishing boat hold at Charlotte Harbor. Hydrogen sulfide, identified by Dr. Wallace M Graves Jr and autopsy tests, caused the deaths with a sixth man revived. The hose used to wash the hold triggered exposure. source of the gas remains under investigation.
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Fort Myers, Fla
Wallace M. Graves Jr
Fort Myers
Novelty
Protein Product Co
Charlotte Harbour
Lawrence Finley
Francis D. Webb
Peace Dale
Graves
Lee County
James Loeffler
Webb
Rock throwing and unrest hit Chicago Heights area
Sporadic rock throwing and firebombing disrupted Chicago Heights Illinois as 13 youths were arrested. Fourteenth Street was gridlocked to allow fire trucks to respond while police and state officers reinforced the area amid a fourth night of racial disturbances.
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Associated Press
Chicago Heights
Fourteenth Street
Kansas City
Little Rock
Ark
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