Connie W. Harrison Obituary in Hempstead Family Notices
Connie W. Harrison longtime Hempstead resident dies Wednesday at a local hospital. Survived by three daughters Mrs. Dorothy Byers Latcas Texas Mrs. Evelyn Hicks Washington and Mrs. Pauline Hicks Columbus. Services 2 p.m. Thursday at Herndon Chapel. Burial Memory Gardens. Herndon Funeral Home.
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Pearson Seeks to Prevent Resignation in Confidence Vote
Ottawa prime minister Lester B Pearson pushed a vote of confidence to stave off a cabinet resignation after the Liberal defeat on a 5 percent income tax surcharge. Conservatives urged an election, while Pearson warned further defeats mean elections. Springdale, Ark., to vote on a $7 million industrial bond issue for a Moore Drop Forging Co. plant with bonds retired from rentals.
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Buddhist Leader Is Arrested In Saigon Political Opponents Taken In
National police in Saigon arrest Buddhist leader Thich Tri Quang along with two other political rivals of the South Vietnamese government. The move follows the formation of the People’s Congress for National Salvation backed by the government. Arrests raise questions about unity within the anti-Communist front as it contends with Viet Cong pressure.
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Lawmakers debated an amendment to require House approval for a constitutional convention, with opponents arguing voters lack expertise and would be swamped by candidates. Some warned the bill could deaden and embarrass the legislature if not concurred. Senate actions included voting on voter eligibility, Social Security funds, and agency funding measures.
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Arkansas Cold Wave Forecast Shrugs Through State
Experiment Station reports 24 hours ending 7 am Wednesday. High 68, Low 3. Forecaster calls for cold wave sweeping south Arkansas tonight with light freezing rain and sleet mixed with light snow possible southwest again Thursday. Mostly cloudy southern state through Thursday. Tonight clear mostly northeast, increasing clouds northwest. Lows tonight 6 to 15 north 10 to 20 south. Thursday highs in the 20s north to mid 30s south.
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Florida Governor Faces Walkout Fallout Amid School Closures
Governor Claixie Kirk defends his six day absence as a teacher strike keeps more than 500000 students from classes. He plans meetings with advisors while the Board of Education grants emergency powers to address the crisis spreading from Pensacola to Miami.
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Three arrested in Little Rock on LSD and marijuana charges
In Little Rock on Tuesday three people were arrested for possession of LSD and marijuana. Mary Alexander, 21, faces LSD possession charges while Ritchie Campbell, 21, and Pamela Campbell, 20, are charged with LSD and marijuana possession. Police say the investigation began last June and intensified in December amid reports of marijuana being brought into the state. Brians noted over 100 college age residents associated with residences may have used marijuana. The Campbells posted $3,000 bonds each. Alexander released on $1,590. Marijuana possession carries up to two to five years and a $2,000 fine. LSD carries up to five years or fines. The 1967 General Assembly legalized LSD possession as illegal federally but Brians said the charges may be among the first in the state.
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