Arkansas lawmakers advance wine bill and new college plan
The Senate moved a bill legalizing Arkansas produced table wine sales in large cities and considered a community college amendment requiring a feasibility study and a governor appointed board. Other actions include funding for a February election, teacher retirement and salary bills, and new taxes or fees to support local programs.
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Mississippi County
Holdup Man Admired Clerk In Chicago Standoff
An elderly night clerk, Michael McLaughlin 77, faced a would be robber who asked for money. The suspect looked at the floor, shuffled, teased the clerk then left without a gun or cash. Donald Harga don 26, of Chicago, was arrested nearby and jailed.
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Controversy over Arkansas Bond Plan for Roads
Faubus accuses the automobile club of frauds in a plan claiming $150 million for bonds. Potter counters that traffic is largely local and taxes reflect local use. He charges counties would repay most of the burden, with minimal road paving gain. He argues lack of county road inventories and needs studies hampers prudent bond spending.
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New Quoting Method Affects Over-The-Counter Stocks
The SEC moves 1300 unlisted OTC issues to wholesale quotations while 4100 NASD dealers fear small firms will be pushed out. Critics say big houses may dominate with lower commissions. some dealers sought court relief to block the change set for Feb 15. Police report an attempted robbery linked to a separate incident involving Hargadon.
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Saturn 1 Pegasus Launch Opens Space Doubleheader
The Saturn 1 Pegasus mission starts a space doubleheader. Ranger 8 is slated for a 65 hour, quarter million mile flight to the moon to continue the photographic survey begun by Ranger 7 last July.
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Weather outlook through Wednesday with modest temperature changes
Louisiana forecast shows cloudy skies with occasional rain through Wednesday and little temperature variation. Lows tonight range from 44 to 52 degrees, while Wednesday's highs fall between 56 and 64. Northwest areas expect 30s at night with highs near 40, southeast regions near 60.
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Weather forecast for East and Southern Missouri and Arkansas
Forecasts show considerable cloudiness and colder air across the East and South. In Missouri northeast highs reach the low 30s and Bootheel near 50, with light rain in the southwest late today and tonight. Arkansas expects mostly cloudy skies with light rain spreading tonight and Wednesday, colder west with highs in the 40s to 50s and overnight lows around 30 to 40.
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Man Perishes in House Fire
In El Dorado Arkansas the body of Herman White aged 39 was found Monday in the ruins of a two story apartment house destroyed by fire January 22. The fire is believed to have started in White’s downstairs apartment and the body was discovered when police and fire chiefs arrived with White’s family.
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Public disclosures for unlisted stocks resemble exchange rules
The sentence notes that stocks traded over the counter are required to make public disclosures of their financial status similar to those demanded of exchange-listed companies.
Global protests flare as U S strikes North Vietnam spark world reaction
In central Vietnam a firing squad execution was set for a Viet Cong leader after 15 civilians died in demonstrations. Moscow radio accused the United States of planning new strikesoff Indochina and urged withdrawal of U S forces. Demonstrations and student rallies spread from Jakarta to Sofia and Buenos Aires as Communist groups denounced U S air raids.
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North Little Rock Forming Committee to Track Merger
Mayor W F Laman said a Committee of 67 has formed to keep North Little Rock informed on merger efforts with Little Rock. The Group opposes a 100 member Pulaski County panel pushing merger and warns the 1967 legislature may see another bid.
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Vietnam War Analysis on Elections and U.S. Involvement
AP News Analyst traces how the war spread from South to North Viet Nam not by changed guerrilla tactics but by intensified attacks. It questions popular will, notes South Viet Nam’s lack of democratic elections, and outlines U.S. escalation including bombing North Viet Nam and the risk of broader war with China and Russia.
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Solicitor for Fund Is Victim
Franklin L. Ransdell aged 62 a retired postal employee and local heart fund official died after a heart attack during golf following a morning soliciting for the fund in Harrodsburg Kentucky.
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Franklin L. Ransdell
Heart Fund
UN Hopes to Close Up by September 1
The United Nations General Assembly plans to adjourn and stay on standby until September 1 while a 27 to 29 nation committee led by Ghana's Alex Quaison-Lackey reviews the peacekeeping dispute. The panel would consider applying Article 19 to suspend votes of nonpaying members, including the Soviet Union and France, amid the U.S.-Soviet stalemate on dues that has stalled official business since December 1.
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Marines on Okinawa Under Harsh Guerrilla Training
U S Marines at Camp Courtney endure a 10 day indoctrination simulating Viet Cong style attacks. Recruits study a mock village then advance into jungle terrain with limited rations and ammunition while helicopters deliver supplies only if performance wanes.
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United Nations considers interim budget during recess
Secretary-General U Thant sought authority to cover day to day expenses for the UN on the basis of the 1964 budget until a new budget is approved. He proposed advance payments up to 80 percent of anticipated assessments during the recess. Agreement on the plan to enlarge the study committee appeared likely with broader representation.
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