Forecast Arkansas Weather Report
Fragmented weather note describes cold continuation through Friday with a chance of snow late tonight and early Friday in Arkansas. Snow may mix with rain in extreme south portions. Temperatures range from 17 to 26 degrees, with highs around 33 and 23 degrees. precipitation total around 2.75 inches referenced.
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The okapi is a cousin of the giraffe. A brief note mentions distant weather patterns affecting regions not named, with a playful zoological aside about the okapi’s relation to giraffes.
McMath Rules Out Fulbright Run In Arkansas Primary
Former Governor Sid McMath, a Marine Reserve general, said he has no immediate desire to run against Senator J. William Fulbright in next year’s Democratic primary. He criticized Fulbright’s Vietnam War stance, endorsing limited U.S. action to prevent Communist takeover in the South, while opposing North Vietnam invasion and any Red China involvement. Becker moderated the discussion on Labor's Language on KARK-TV.
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Obituary notes and prison slayings in Hamburg case update
Obituaries for Martin Flavin 84, Max Miller 68, Charles K. Moffitt 61, and writer Frazier Hunt 82 list Pulitzer Harper and other honors. A sheriff probes a 1963 Hamburg killing following a letter claiming new innocence. Arkansas river spillway work delays traffic with two locks 8 and 9 nearing completion. timelines given for 1968 and 1969 milestones.
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Greek regime riven by moderates and extremists over amnesty
Athens AP dispatch reports the Greek Revolutionary Council splits between moderates led by Premier George Papadopoulos favoring a softer stance and extremists seeking continued repression. A reversal on Christmas amnesty fuels dispute as Col. Ladas claims on island prisoners. Papadopoulos weighs king’s return amid junta fracture and Queen Frederika’s influence worries some members.
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GOPs Differ on Power of Wallace
Washington AP dispatch reports Senate Republicans split on how a third party Wallace candidacy could affect the 1968 race. Wallace aims to qualify for California’s presidential ballot, while Ohio moves to block him elsewhere. Eisenhower denial noted amid New York Times spin on Michigan governor comments.
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Woman Gives Prisoners $1 Apiece For Christmas
Mrs. James W. Kessler of North Little Rock donated 500 dollars to state prison inmates. The gift funds 31 per inmate at Cummins Prison Farm and Tucker Prison Farm, to be distributed through superintendent Thomas O Murton. The act followed news reports on inmate strikes and a prior lack of a Christmas allotment.
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Train wreck near Everett prompts caution on slides
Early this month Mrs. Don Chase alerted dispatchers to reroute a Great Northern train before it wrecked into a rock and mud slide. A later slide caused a freight train to derail, ripping 300 feet of track in almost the same spot for an identical near miss.
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Fulbright doubts Pope can end Vietnam war
In San Juan on December 28 1967 Senator J W Fulbright D Ark voiced doubt Pope Paul VI could help end the Vietnam conflict saying President Johnson controls the war and that North Vietnam is determined. He also commented on George Wallace’s third party bid and its potential impact on the Democrats noting Wallace could hurt Republicans by swinging southern states.
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