Weather bulletin for Arkansas and Louisiana alters plan
Arkansas faces cloudy cold conditions with occasional rain and light freezing rain in the far north this afternoon. Tonight stays cold with possible snow north and rain mixed south, low 24 to 34, high 28 to 36 on Thursday. Louisiana expects occasional rain into Thursday, cooler nights and cloudy days, afternoon temps in the 40s and highs 35 to 44.
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Arkansas Regional Forecast Highlights By The Associated Press
Central and Northwest regions report cloudy cold conditions with rain or mixed precipitation. Northeast Arkansas faces hazardous driving with grit rain and snow flurries. Southwest and Southeast see rain with possible snow north. Brastern and Southern Missouri expect heavy snow and freezing rain, while Kansasjski areas anticipate rain then sleet and freezing rain tonight. Highs mainly in 20s to 40s, lows in 15 to 34, with changes by Thursday.
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Star City Wreck Fatal to Man
Star City Ark AP Curt Burr and Gae Garry died when an automobile wreck occurred as a man was riding in a vehicle overturned near Star City. The accident report notes the fatal injuries and events leading to the crash.
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Farmers of Year Honored in Hempstead County 1963
Mr and Mrs Autry Wilson thank readers and organizations for Farm of the Year honor from Hope Star and recognition by the county committee Kiwanians Arkansas Power and Light district runner up check and gifts received during Farm City Week December 9 1963 Hope Arkansas
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Colleges to Face Growing Demand and Rising Costs
The speaker outlined that by 1970 college enrollment could reach eight and a half million, doubling present levels. About 60 percent of high school graduates now enroll in college, with 58 percent of graduates continuing after completion. in ten years 80 percent may pursue college. Costs for a four-year stint are projected to reach $5800, not including other expenses.
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Johnson’s Farm Policy Outlook Prepares for Senate Return
As Senate Democratic leader and former vice president candidate, Lyndon B. Johnson is expected to push for a new wheat program. He backed high price supports as senator and supported Rural Electrification and Soil Conservation as a House member. Wheat farmers rejected a tight control plan last May, risking price supports dropping to about 1.25 per bushel without action. Freeman favors a voluntary 1964 wheat program to cut stocks and save taxpayer money if supported by Johnson.
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Falls From Bluff Leaves Man Seriously Hurt Near Buffalo River
Jack Bell Sr. 56 of Newport fell about 200 feet while exploring a cave at the base of a bluff overlooking the Buffalo River in Mountain Home Arkansas. He suffered multiple chest fractures and was treated at Baxter General Hospital after a rescue across the river.
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Miners Seize Hostages Prompt Government Threats in Oruro
In Oruro high in the Andes, about 3,000 government troops stand by as miners, amid union pressure, threaten to release hostages unless demands are met. Four Americans from the US embassy, including information officers Thomas Marlin and Michael Kristula, a labor official Bernard Rifkin, and Peace Corps volunteer Robert Federstrom, were seized Friday night and are reportedly in good health but in deplorable living conditions.
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Retired officer dies after self immolation in Korea
Investigators link the death of Lt. Col. Kim Ki-hyun, 45, to recent business failures and unemployment. He set himself on fire near the presidential residence of Korea's president elect Chung Hee Park.
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Diphtheria Outbreak Triggers Inoculations in Adair County
In Stilwell Oklahoma and surrounding areas Health Department workers inoculated about 1000 residents after Adair County was declared an epidemic area following two diphtheria deaths and a suspected third. Hospitalized patients number thirteen in Stilwell Siloam Springs and Prairie Grove Arkansas as public health teams visited outlying areas.
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Sinatra Jr. Abductors Payoff Ends Narrow Rescue
Frank Sinatra Jr., 19, was released at 6:10 am in Bel Air after a 54 hour kidnapping on the California Nevada border. His father paid $240,000 in cash for his return with no questions asked. FBI and police pursued the case as Sinatra described a gang of seven to nine kidnappers. The youth received care, was unharmed, and walked to the Bel Air patrol car after being found by Officer George C. Jones.
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Farm Bureau Convention Hints At Kennedy Policy Drop
Chicago AP report notes the American Farm Bureau Federation moves toward a climax as indications surface the Johnson administration may drop some Kennedy era farm policies. Leaders hesitate to commit amid uncertain substitutes and Johnson invites recommendations, while Humphrey quips about mandatory controls. Police and state officers search the High Sierra for clues after a Las Vegas casino singer’s kidnapping case broadens.
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Rain and Ice Hit North Arkansas Amid Storm Warnings
Rain and freezing precipitation drenched parts of Arkansas with ice on roads in Jasper and surrounding areas. Heavy rainfall totals were reported in Camden and Arkadelphia while forecasters warned of sleet and freezing rain in the northwest. State Police reported icing only in the Jasper area as conditions remained dangerous for travel. Delegates at a Farm Bureau convention debated compensatory payments and food programs amid broader calls for reduced government involvement in agriculture.
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