Weather Outlook Arkansas Mostly Clear And Cold
Weather continued partly cloudy through Thursday with gradual warming. Highs 30 to 35 today, 32 to 38 Thursday, lows 10 to 20 tonight. Southeast Arkansas expect clear to partly cloudy and cold, highs 35 to 40 today, 36 to 42 Thursday, lows 16 to 24, outlook Friday fair and a little warmer. Arkansas misses snow with no precipitation reported in the last 24 hours.
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Three-Killed Ties Force Cyprus Treaty Abrogation
Cyprus faces abrogation of its 1960 guarantees after a Soviet backed communique charging Turkey with aggressive moves near Nicosia. It cites Turkish jets over the capital, troop movements outside the city, and a fleet offshore. Britain responds by boosting Cyprus forces with 700 more troops amid growing international tension.
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Snowstorm Sweeps Southeast Across States with Fatalities
A severe snowstorm driven by fresh northeasterly winds knocked a small boat from its moorings off Southeast Georgia, stranding two men and three sons on a marsh island and causing two deaths from exposure after over 20 hours. Gas fumes killed two children in Mobile, Alabama, and a blast in Atlanta left one dead and two injured. Snow spread north through Tennessee, the Carolinas, and Virginia, with Asheville and Haleyville recording over six inches and the Great Smoky Mountains expecting up to 14 inches.
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Alliance for Progress shifts under Mann supervision
A State Department plan outlines that Mann will steer Latin American aid with no basic policy change toward Cuba and the alliance. The program aims to focus on day to day work, with recommendations to separate the alliance from other aid and place it under Mann by December 15.
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Southeast Asia crisis test of regional alignments and diplomacy
Southeast Asia faces continued tensions with Burma isolated, Indonesia pursuing a hard line against Malaysia, and Thailand leaning on U S backed defense amid unrest. U S diplomats seek negotiated settlement as Greece and Turkey exchange prisoners under British mediation.
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Johnson Signs Waterwork Measure
President Johnson signs a bill authorizing continued work on the Arkansas and White river basins for two years, amid debate over a separate $4.4 billion public works package. The authorization allows Army Engineers to spend already appropriated funds and sets basin increases of $157 million for the Arkansas River and $8 million for the White River, with individual projects listed.
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Crossett Worker Killed in Kraft Paper Mill
Crossett Arkansas James B Lemen 21 was killed today in an accident in the chip preparation area at the Georgia Pacific Kraft Paper Mill Company officials were checking into the cause of death police chief Ivan Barrett said there was no police investigation.
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Acquarium Designer Chosen for National Fisheries Center
Keller Breland, president of Animal Behavior Enterprises in Hot Springs, Ark., is named consultant for designing a new 10 million dollar Fisheries Center and Aquarium in Washington, D.C. The project aims to showcase marine life, support research, and boost the capital's educational offerings. Breland brings expertise in animal behavior and exhibit design to the national facility planning effort.
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Johnson weighing veto over Panama Canal related bill
The bill Johnson considers vetoing would restrict executive prerogatives by routing appropriation requests to a congressional committee for approval instead of the President. Johnson voiced doubts in calls to Rep. Gathin and Sen. Anderson. If vetoed, Congress would need to pass another bill when it reconvenes.
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