Weather summary for Arkansas and Louisiana
Page Two Weather report covers a 24 hour period ending 7 am Monday. Arkansas shows partly cloudy west and mostly cloudy east with little temperature change. lows 15-25 northwest and 25-33 southeast, highs in the 40s Tuesday. Louisiana mostly cloudy and continued cold through Tuesday. north lows 24 to 32, south 30 to 38, highs 44 to 60 Tuesday.
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U.N. members urged oil embargo over Rhodesia crisis
African Security Council members plan to press a mandate for an oil embargo and expanded export boycott against Rhodesia. The move, backed by Mali Nigeria and Uganda, seeks to extend sanctions to coal oil products and manufactured goods while Britain and the United States argue for peaceful, selective measures. In Rhodesia, Prime Minister Ian Smith weighs constitutional changes as right wing opposition grows. Jefferson Davis bail bond signer Horace Greeley was among those who helped release him from Fortress Monroe.
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Fired Prison Head Will Meet Press
Guthrie R. Goodwin, dismissed as superintendent of Tucker Prison Farm, will meet newsmen Tuesday at 10 a.m. in Pine Bluff. The move follows a government probe into extortion, beatings, and liquor traffic at Tucker. Officials say a successor has been chosen, with interim control by Warden Tom Gann.
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Israelis End 10 Day College Student Strike
In Jerusalem Israeli college students ended a 10 day strike with success for the union as plans to raise tuition by 100 percent were reversed. The government had proposed increasing fees by 33 dollars, while students fought a much larger hike.
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Mellon Donates 35 Million Art Collection to Yale
Philanthropist Paul Mellon gives Yale University 35 million dollars of British art gathered over 15 years. The gift includes 1000 oils and 3000 watercolors plus 4000 rare books and enables a gallery and library costing about 6 million dollars. Mellon, Yale class of 1929, was not at the announcement by President Kingman Brewster Jr. The collection is famed as the largest body of British art outside Britain.
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Eisenhower Undergoes Gall Bladder Surgery at Walter Reed
Surgeons removed former President Dwight D. Eisenhower's gall bladder at Walter Reed Army Hospital. The operation began at 8 a.m. and he was back in his room by 10:05 a.m. EST. A full recovery plan was not yet released as doctors assess his condition. the procedure, though routine, follows Eisenhower's history of heart illness.
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Shot in Knee Blames His Dog
Freddie Lee Tate, 20, was shot in the knee Thursday and says his dog caused the accident by jumping from the back seat onto a .22 rifle. He was treated and released from a Shreveport hospital.
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Arabs Seek UN Pullback Before Troop Allowance
Jordan says it will permit Iraqi and Saudi troops within two months only if United Nations peacekeeping forces are withdrawn from the Israel UAR frontier. Jordan fears foreign troops on its soil could threaten King Hussein, while Nasser remains wary of Arab fragmentation and shipping 4000 UN troops along the 145 mile border since 1957.
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Obituary: W. T. Franks 84 Hope resident dies in hospital
W. T. Franks 84 longtime resident of Hope and founder of Franks and Sons Fruit dies Friday in a local hospital. Survived by three sons Thomas and J. W. Franks of Hope and two others, three daughters including Frank Walters of Hope, a sister and two brothers. Funeral services held at Herndon Chapel with Rev. Moore. burial in Memory Gardens.
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