Clouis Deaton 69 longtime Nevada County resident dies
Clouis Deaton, 69, a longtime Nevada County resident, died Tuesday in a Prescott hospital. Survived by six sisters and three brothers, services set for Wednesday at 2:30 p.m. at Emmet Baptist Church with burial at Snell Cemetery of Emmet.
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Beatles Stay Clear of Any Theology
AP report from Washington notes the Beatles resume their American tour under tight police guard at D C Stadium drawing 32 164 fans with few incidents Five counter protesters including five Ku Kluxers demonstrated over Lennon remarks on Christianity A 16 year old briefly breached security to touch the band Lennon’s Vatican remark offense sparked mixed reactions from pastors and DJs and he later apologized Churchill birthplace mentioned in a closing note
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Weather outlook for Arkansas and Louisiana
Weather station report notes 24 hours ending 7 a.m. Tuesday with highs near 91 and lows around 74 in Arkansas and partly cloudy skies with widely scattered thundershowers likely in the afternoons or evenings and again late tonight in the north portion. Louisiana forecast: partly cloudy and warm through Wednesday with widely scattered mainly afternoon thundershowers, highs 90 to 95 and lows 72 to 77.
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Each fall more than 200 species of small land birds fly southward from Canada and the United States.
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New York Herald Tribune Closes After 115 Days Idle
The New York Herald Tribune, heir to Horace Greeley and James Gordon Bennett, ends publication after 115 days idle. World Journal Tribune Inc merges Herald Tribune with World-Telegram Sun and Journal-American to publish an afternoon and Sunday World Journal Tribune. The move follows labor disputes and a 1965 circulation of 303,179 daily and 360,876 Sunday. Governor Rockefeller to aid displaced workers.
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Mechanics Strike Ends Delay With Tentative Pact
Washington AP report says striking mechanics of five major airlines reached a three year, about $90 million contract. Top mechanics would gain roughly $1 per hour over three years to reach $4 with benefits. A cost of living escalator clause is included. Ratification sought by the 35,400-strong IAM.
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Airline vote set across nation to end strike Friday
A nationwide worker vote is planned Tuesday through Friday with polls at 3 p.m. EDT and results to union HQ by 6 p.m. EDT. The strike, long and costly in airline history, would end if members ratify the settlement Friday. John Tyler noted as first VP turned president by death, first to marry in office, and first to face impeachment resolutions.
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