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Weather summary for 24 hours ending 7 am Wednesday shows fair Arkansas with little temperature change and mild nights, Louisiana mainly fair with scattered frost tonight. Arkansas high 57, low 27, precipitation .12 inch. Thursday highs mostly in 50s, lows in the 30s. Louisiana lows around 32, high 58 to 66 with a chance of frost.
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Weather Elsewhere on Campus Sparks Clashes and Break-Ins
A small group of dissidents including students and faculty clashed on the central campus with three assaults on the business and social sciences building. Windows were broken, a security member was injured, and a police officer was knocked unconscious amid confrontations on the lawn and near a barricade guarded by anti-strike students in blue armbands.
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Bealty
Smackover Man Is Sentenced to Death
Emery Berryman Bagley 23 of Smackover is sentenced to death by electrocution for first degree murder of Daniel T. Swinford near Wheatley. Jury deliberated about four hours. execution set for March 21. Co-defendant James Wesley Goley faces trial. appeals filed after new-trial motion denial. Police and campus demonstrations surrounding the case involved about 300 officers.
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Ark
Emery Berryman Bagley
Harold Sharpe
Bagley
State Supreme Court
Elmo Taylor
Searcy
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Daniel T. Swinford
Jeffersonville
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Wheatley
Swinford
Fletcher Long
James Wesley Goley
Smackover
Memphis
Goley
Voice of Brazil show named lowest rated program
Claude Erbsen from Rio de Janeiro reports that Brazil's Voice of Brazil, a government produced hour of silence broadcast nationwide, is considered a key national integration tool. The program covers executive, judiciary, and legislative branches and plans for televised government documents were announced.
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Probe of premarital sex urged by sociologist
A Purdue sociologist urged expanded scientific study of premarital and extramarital sex and its personal and social consequences. Dr Harold T Christensen said research should assess values and behavior alignment, noting mixed findings on happiness and divorce linked to premarital intimacy. He called for more testing amid a shifting sexual culture and rising openness in media and behavior.
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Miami Beach, Fla
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Purdue University
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US Seeks Seven Point Middle East Peace Plan
Paris AP report says the United States pursues a seven point plan to end the Israel Egypt conflict. It envisions Israeli Sinai withdrawal and an end to their war, with a wider framework including refugee issues, UN forces, free navigation, and arms restraint. Diplomats say Nixon aides and Nasser discussions are being coordinated with Israel and Egypt while major powers are courted.
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Associated Press
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Robert Anderson
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William Scranton
State Police Report on Local Check Last Weekend
State Police units in a special task force operated between Hope and Texarkana arresting individuals in a regional check operation last weekend. The report credits the task force with multiple arrests in a combined effort to clamp down on illegal activity.
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Texarkana
Industrialist to Be Tabbed by Nixon
President elect Richard Nixon is expected to name Roy Ash of Litton Industries to head a new Hoover type commission to reorganize the federal government. Ash, 50, Los Angeles native and Litton president since 1961, would direct a broader mandate than Truman Hoover. The plan aims to decentralize government and involve communities in decisions.
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Associated Press
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Richard M. Nixon
California
Roy Ash
Ash
Litton Industries, Inc
Nixon
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Herbert Hoover
Truman
Hoover
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Lodge
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West Gers
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Wilbur Mills
D-Ark
House
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Mills
Walker report on DNC violence issued in 53 days
The Walker report labeled the Democratic National Convention violence a police riot. It was produced in 53 days of interviews by a 212 person staff, mostly volunteers, led by Daniel Walker of Montgomery Ward & Co. and Chicago Crime Commission. Walker formed the staff and described the leaders as the assistant and team directors.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Walker
Daniel Walker
Montgomery Ward & Co
Chicago Crime Commission
Milton Eisenhower
National Commission On Causes and Prevention of
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Corporation
Federal Building
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Justices discuss rights and school integration past quotes
Justice Black defends peaceable assembly limits and criticizes the phrase with all deliberate speed. He notes potential cases from Chicago disorders may reach the court while reflecting on the 1954 desegregation decision. Agnew says governors face white house communications gaps and envisions a coalition government. Nixon plans California trip events and a GOP governors conference with hints on Cabinet appointments.
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Butt
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Columbia Broadcasting System
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Blacktie State
Police Committee Interview Claims and Witness Review
Walker states his staff collected 1,410 witness statements, accessed 2,017 FBI statements, reviewed 20,000 pages, screened 180 hours of TV footage, and studied 12,000 still photographs. Interviews occurred in committee offices, district stations, newsrooms, and other locations.
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