Weather Outlook Across Regions With Cloudiness and Light Snow
Central Arkansas and surrounding areas face increasing clouds with light snow possible north tonight or early Wednesday. Temperatures range from lows in the 20s to highs mostly in the 30s and 40s. Northwest and Northeast Arkansas show similar trends with colder nights and modest daytime highs. Louisiana and eastern Missouri expect partly to mostly cloudy skies with limited rain chances and cooler conditions into Wednesday.
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Weather outlook with cloudiness and light snow
A rocky forecast notes highs around 20 to 30 with scattered snow ending east tonight. Colder with lows near 5 to 15, easing winds. Wednesday brings decreasing clouds and continued cold. Arkansas shows increasing clouds, light rain south midweek, warmer tonight then colder Wednesday, highs 30s northeast to 40s southwest.
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Johnson frames UN role in safer world and shared burden
President Johnson praised the United Nations for gains and urged unity to tackle remaining conflicts and disarmament issues. He called for ending the cold war, halting nuclear spread, and expanding aid while stressing every nation must share the load. His New York schedule included a UN address and a Waldorf luncheon amid heightened security.
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Wheat Sale Hindered by Shipping Rates and Restrictions
The text notes U.S. and American negotiations stalled over shipping rates for about 4 million tons of U.S. wheat. President Kennedy favored shipments on U.S. ships when available, while Russia objected to higher rates. A House amendment aimed at complicating the deal passed 218 to 169, introduced by Rep. Paul Findlay.
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Appeals Court Frees Communist Party Over Registration Conviction
A federal appeals court in Washington overturned the Communist Party of the United States conviction for failing to register under the 1950 Subversive Activities Control Act. The court ruled the government did not prove no volunteer could register, sending the case back for possible new trial or acquittal.
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Fulbright Claims Accelerated Public Works Aids Arkansas
Sen J William Fulbright says the Accelerated Public Works program yields two dollars for every federal dollar invested in Arkansas. He notes over 16 million in grants and about 26 000 man months of employment created in the state. The program aims to boost economies with high unemployment. Fulbright made the case ahead of a Senate subcommittee hearing.
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Hempstead Courthouse Records Civil Docket Summary
Civil and chancery docket items include Dee Stuart et al versus FLL Stewart and Walter Stewart. Ray Turner dba The Trading Post versus Harvey Beasley. Samuel Alexander Shuffield Jr versus Selma Shuffield. In the matter of James Dwight Boozer, Ex Parte, Marriage License issued. David Morehead, Stamps and Jo Ann Jones, Stamps, Shelley K. Hiser, Minden Louisiana, Cyntha Alston Shreveport, Steve Brown Hope, and Bernice Ellis Hope.
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Log crushes 18-year-old in Arkansas forest area
Danville Arkansas AP report says Harold Nelms aged 18 from Belleville in Yell County was crushed to death when a log rolled off a truck on a forest service road 26 miles southwest of Danville. Sheriff Herman McCormack reported the incident.
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Six Children Die in Portland Duplex Fire
In Portland Maine five girls and a boy died when a midnight fire tore through a second floor of a wood frame duplex. William Harrigan and his wife escaped with three children while others, including three state wards, perished from smoke. Beverly 9 and Edward 3 survived. Beverly saved her infant brother. The medical examiner cited suffocation. survivors remained under observation at Maine Medical Center.
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Taipei Mayor Reinstated After Suspension Ended
Taipei Mayor Huang Chi-jui, suspended 27 months ago on kickback charges related to a housing project and city purchases, is reinstated after the Supreme Court cleared him. Huang serves his second three year term. A separate report notes Nelms and his father Wendell were adjusting a truck load. the elder Nelms was injured.
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College Bill Signed by the President
President Johnson signed a bill creating a federal partnership with colleges to handle rising enrollments. The measure authorizes 1.195 billion dollars over three years for construction of classrooms libraries and laboratories with grants covering up to one third of costs. It seeks to boost capacity from 4.2 million in 1962 to 7 million by 1970, directing funds to public junior colleges and technical institutes and to graduate facilities and long term, low interest loans.
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