Two killed in Arkansas highway crashes in 64 hours
State Police reported two fatalities in separate Arkansas highway crashes within 64 hours ending Sunday midnight. Ricky D Cook, 20, of Dorado, died when his car struck a tractor trailer about a mile north of Junction City. Dante R David, 25, of Malvern, died when his car struck a bridge on Arkansas 309 north of Paris, overturning. Gene Stewart, 30, of Nacogdoches Texas, sustained minor injuries as the truck driver.
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Arkansas Weather: Cloudy to partly cloudy with light snow flurries
Experiment Station reports 24 hours ending 7 am Monday with high 66 and low 29. Forecast calls for mostly cloudy skies across Arkansas with little temperature change. North areas may see light snow flurries tonight. decisive rain showers possible. Tuesday looks partly cloudy with minimal temperature change. Overnight lows near 30s north to 40s south.
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Obituaries and memorial notices from Stamps and Bodcaw
Obituaries list Woodrow W. Owsley, 14, of Staips with funeral Tuesday at Calvary Baptist Church and interment Lakeside Cemetery. Lola Dorman, 19, Bodcaw, with burial in Bodcaw Cemetery and survivors listed. Camille Huystmans, 96, former Belgian prime minister and House president, died in Antwerp. Erle Feldary, 46, Hollywood actor, died from burns. Dr Stanley Cobb, 80, Harvard neurologist, died. Gen Thomas Garrity, 54, USAF general, died at Wright-Patterson AFB. Rome hills named original seven hills.
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Monticello Man Fatally Shoots A. B. Rush
A coroner's jury ruled the shotgun killing of A. B. Rush, 36, of Monticello, unjustifiable. The incident occurred after an altercation with Toth Granly, 54, also of Monticello, who fired with a 12 gauge shotgun. Rush died from the blast.
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Japanese freighter blocks Panama Canal traffic
The 746-foot Shozan Maru loaded with iron ore grounded in the Gaillard Cut blocking both canal lanes. Divers reported a six foot gash above the keel while holds remained undamaged. With one navigation lane out of service, some 60 ships were delayed and traffic could stay halted for several days as salvage and removal efforts proceed.
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Four Arrested in Gambling Raids at Hornsby House
Four people were arrested and gambling devices seized after a Garland County raid on the Hornsby House near Hot Springs. Officers recovered a craps table, 21 table, 87 punch boards, playing cards, dice, and two cases of whisky which was given to the state ABC.
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Jehovah's Witnesses circuit meeting planned at Fair Park Coliseum
The Arkansas circuit supervisor Clarence A Stoermer plans the semiannual convention for Jehovah's Witnesses at Fair Park Coliseum from Friday evening through Sunday, with thirteen congregations and three isolated groups in the Hope area, Stoermer to speak on Keeping Free from the Spirit of Complaint. Sessions are free and open to the public. Also in El Paso a proposed massage parlor ordinance faces opposition by operators and residents, restricting cross gender massage and licensing parlors, while Japan's Agriculture Minister Tadao Kuraishi resigns amid opposition fire over constitutional renunciation of war. Prime Minister Eisaku Sato accepts the resignation to end a 16-day parliamentary deadlock.
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Unions Push for Two Dollar Minimum Wage
AFL-CIO leaders press Congress to lift the federal minimum wage from 1.60 to 2.00 an hour, arguing it would boost 7 to 11 million workers and inject billions into the economy. They cite a Labor Department study showing minimal harm from prior raises and call to extend coverage to all workers.
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Court Upholds Hammond Extradition Double Jeopardy Ruling
In Arkansas, the Supreme Court upheld the refusal to issue habeas corpus for Carl Hammond, currently sought in Louisiana for a 1964 $25,000 theft. Hammond argued due process and double jeopardy, but the court ruled the prior action did not amount to a prior judicial judgment. Separately, the Navy sub Queenfish departed Yokosuka after a nine day port call. A parasitic brain worm was found in some crew animals.
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