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Mrs Kathryn Haas Little 47 of Emmet dies Friday a Missouri Pacific telegrapher. Survived by son William of California daughter Gloria Rea of Arizona two brothers Henry and John Haas sisters Matilda Rowe. Services Wednesday 2 pm Cornish Funeral Chapel Prescott burial Snell Cemetery. Tallie Tallant 49 Murfreesboro dies Monday state highway employee veteran survived by sister Elsie Chism of Hope. Services Wednesday 2 pm Temple Baptist Murfreesboro burial College Hill Cemetery Latimer Nashville. Cloud Spates dies in New Orleans former McNab area resident survived by sons Donn in U S Army John Spates of Houston brother Lloyd Spates sister Catherine Spates. Services 2 pm Wednesday Herndon Funeral Chapel burial Saratoga Cemetery. Fights rages as SAMs fired at U S Navy recon plane over Vinh Monday all aircraft evaded. Earlier two American planes shot down north of DMZ and South Vietnam. Navy seeks competitive bids for 81 500 launchers due Dec 19 with awards January 1969 deliveries from August. Techiab patent fights complicate production.
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Cornish Funeral Chapel
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Tippi Hedren in Vietnam tour sparks shy GI smiles
Actress Tippi Hedren and Joey Bishop visited remote bases in Vietnam meeting about 200 soldiers daily. She found GIs wary at first but warmed by conversation and jokes, noting rapid medical evacuations and thanks from units like the 336th Ord Battalion and the 1st Infantry Division.
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Associated Press
Hollywood (Ap
Vietnam
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Marnie
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Big Red
1St Infantry Division
Brownbagging Crackdown Protested in Arkansas
Arkansas lawmakers report the brownbagging crackdown harms hotels and motels. ABC enforcement tightened after mixed drink sales in private clubs were deemed illegal, causing Christ mas party cancellations and shorten events, with reports of no bottle signs and altered club behavior.
Negotiations at Little Rock Sanitation Department
Employees of the Little Rock Sanitation Department were scheduled to meet tonight to vote on proposals developed during a 30 day negotiation period with the city.
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Little Rock
Little Rock Sanitation Department
Scranton Visit Gives Arabs Hope for Middle East Shift
William Scranton's Middle East tour for President-elect Nixon raises Arab hopes for a more even handed U S policy. He stresses independence from Johnson era plans and signals potential new pressure on Israel toward U N Resolution 242 terms. Egypt Jordan Syria hold divergent stances as peace prospects hinge on Israeli concessions.
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Imposter who posed as lawyer may argue case before Supreme Court
Barry Schweid reports a Chicago and Washington impostor Daniel J Oliver W Morgan who practiced law for years faces a possible chance to argue before the Supreme Court. Morgan, jailed for forgery and perjury, seeks to bring a federal case into state court and may yet get a chance to present his side to the justices.
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Young ruling limits use of the strap in Arkansas prisons
Judge Harry A. Blackmun wrote that the Arkansas Board of Correction abolished corporal punishment, but the present appeal remains. The ruling states that strap use in Arkansas penitentiaries constitutes punishment that violates the Eighth Amendment, with hearings required, lashes capped, no bare-skin punishment, and no field whippings.
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Weather Forecasts for Arkansas and Louisiana Regions
Arkansas forecast shows fair to partly cloudy skies with slowly rising temperatures through Wednesday. Lows in the 20s to 30s, highs in the 40s to 50s. Louisiana expects partly cloudy to clear skies through Wednesday with a bit warmer afternoons, tonight’s temperatures near 30 to 46, and highs in the 50s to 60s.
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Rockslide wrecks cars in Hot Springs parking lot
In Hot Springs Arkansas a rockslide from a mountainside damaged and buried several autos on Central Avenue. More than 100000 tons of rock fell weighing up to five tons per boulder. No injuries reported and cause is not known.
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Arkansas Governor Rockefeller urges bold tax plan to solve crisis
Rockefeller frames Arkansas finances as a crisis and proposes new revenue measures totaling about 90 million dollars in the first year and 105 million in the second. He appeals for bipartisanship, warns against drastic cutbacks, and argues for progressive steps to fund state services over the coming decade. He emphasizes honesty, fiscal review, and the need to avoid falling behind neighboring states.
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Arkansas
Rockefeller
Rules on Bank Deposits in Arkansas Cities
LITTLE ROCK AP The attorney general office said the city cannot deposit funds in a bank in which aldermen are officers. The opinion also forbids purchasing insurance from an agency owned by an alderman. The memo was sent to Dr. E A Shineyfelt alderman of Manila Mississippi County.
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Attorney General's Office
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Mike Wilson
E. A. Shineyfelt
Manila
Mississippi County
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