Deadline in Douglas Probe Ignored by House Panel
A House subcommittee investigating Supreme Court Justice William O Douglas is expected to miss its second deadline and stay silent on impeachment. Rep. Byron G. Rogers said a report may come when the House reconvenes in September, with no clear recommendation. The drive to impeach cites Douglas and his associations. Rep. Louis C. Wyman may move the probe from the Judiciary Committee.
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Weather Station Summary for Arkansas Region
Weather report for 24 hours ending 7 am Monday shows high 8 and rainfall .06 inches. Arkansas forecast calls for mostly sunny mild conditions today and Tuesday with a clear cool night. Highs Tuesday expected 82 to 90, lows tonight upper 50s to mid 60s north and mid to upper 60s elsewhere.
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Size Range Of Sea Horses Notes Natures Tiny Dwarfs
Most sea horses reach five to six inches as adults while the dwarf sea horse stays under two inches. The northern sea horse is among the larger forms, contrasting with the smaller species. Researchers describe growth limits and variations across species in marine biology notes.
Hope Star Photo Shows Boy With Malnourished Brother In Nigeria
A UNICEF convalescent center in Okporo Nigeria hosts a photo of Biafran Boy smiling with his malnourished little brother. UNICEF aims to reestablish education and hospitals shattered by civil war while global leaders discuss political races and economic policy in the United States. The Democratic gubernatorial primary in Arkansas features former Gov Orval Faubus and rivals, with Nixon in Washington overseeing inflation policy and foreign briefings for editors and executives.
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Obituary notices for Foster Nash and Thompson families
Funeral and death notices list Johnny Franklin Foster 57 with survivors in Hope Emmet and Little Rock. Also Emory A. Thompson 80 longtime Hope resident died and services held Herndon. Wood D Nash 67 previously of Hope and Waldo with many children and Texas ties. all services in Hope area churches and Nacogdoches memorials.
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Labor Hearing Scheduled on Union Intimidation Charges
The Labor Relations Board will hold a hearing September 9 in the Federal Building Pine Bluff on charges by Arkansas Flooring Co. of Pine Bluff that the Cooper International Union of North America has intimidated plant employees. The company says union pickets have intimidated workers.
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Senate approves 5.2 billion public works bill
The Senate passed a 5.2587 billion public works appropriations bill by a 62 to 1 vote, funding the Atomic Energy Commission, water projects, and pollution control grants. The bill totals above the House figure but below Nixon budget aims, with 41.9 billion for AEC and 1 billion for pollution control facilities.
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From hospital to pulpit and halls of service for Bob Riley
After long hospital stays the young Marine became Bob Riley a University of Arkansas student who overcame handicaps and built an outstanding academic record. He grew active in his church each year and many Sundays preached from a pulpit. Riley also engaged in state government serving on boards commissions and as parliamentarian for the Arkansas House.
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