Batista Firing Squads Executed in Havana Amid Castro Regime Move
Rebel leader Fidel Castro extends his grip as five hundred plus Batista supporters face quick military trials and executions near Havana. About three thousand more prisoners await verdicts while Cuban authorities bar public witness to the firings at Batista sympathizer sites, and reopen the University of Havana as unrest eases.
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Weather Report From Armansas Regional Station
Weather forecast section notes considerable cloudiness and mild temperatures through Monday night Tuesday. Highs near 60s to low 70s, lows around 40s, no precipitation expected. Regional forecaster cites stable temperatures with variable cloud cover for the Arkansas area.
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Kidnapped Chionehia Baby Found Alive In Brooklyn Apartment
New York AP report states the kidnapped Chinonehia infant, nine days old, was located alive in a Brooklyn second floor flat near St. Peter's Hospital. Police and FBI tracked a divorced mother with seven children, identified as Mrs. Javavone, as a principal suspect. The baby weighed seven pounds one ounce at return and was in good condition.
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Gas Saturated City Back: to' Nomal MONTICELLO Ark
In Monticello Arkansas an accident caused a spill of about 6,500 gallons of highly inflammable gasoline from a tank at a Bennie Ray owned plant. The city ordered gas rationing and evacuated the area around ash-block residences while the plant operations were suspended and crews washed the fuel away with fire hoses. Fire Chief Gouie Willer issued the all clear. Miller said the incident could have caused serious damage.
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Violent Death Takes Nine in Arkansas
Nine people died in Arkansas deaths during the week ending midnight Friday. Traffic crashes killed two, drownings three, fire deaths two, one person died in a wheelchair accident, and another in a trailer crash near Heber Springs. J. B. Smith, 80, of Heber Springs, died when his pickup collided with another vehicle on Highway 16 east of town. Edward Gaither, 20, of Quitman, escaped injury. two passengers, Gaither’s 14 year old daughter and her twin Carolyn Lindsey, had minor injuries. Near Hot Springs, Dennie Ruby King, 64, of Buckville, was crushed to death when a trailer overturned Friday. Deputy Sheriff G. N. Wallerst said Robbins was attempting to free the braille equipment, which had become mixed in manually read.
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Beauchamp 78 of Blevins Dies Here Today
H Beauchamp aged 78 of Blevins died at rural hospital after residence in Blykins Run area Survivors include wife a son and two daughters with services planned at Blevins First Church of Ray J R Gali minister Arrangements handled by Corel Murtury of Prescott
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Integration debate reshapes school policy in days ahead
Amid disjointed remarks and partial quotes, officials discuss integrating schools and potential plans to ease or delay desegregation. Governor Faubush signals no rush to lead but says progress follows community readiness as lawmakers prepare for inauguration and possible new laws to back desegregation efforts.
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Supreme Court upholds dissolution ruling on boxing clubs
The Supreme Court split decision orders dissolution of the International Boxing Clubs of New York and its Chicago counterpart for monopolistic control of professional boxing. The ruling bars defendants Norris and Works from Garden ownership and restricts leadership roles. Justices dissented partially over scope affecting future fights and TV deals.
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Hempstead Circuit Court in Session Opens January Term
The January session of Hempstead Circuit Court began today with Judge Style Brown presiding. Proceedings focused on preliminary matters and docket discussions as court observers attended for potential trials and motions.
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Coast Guard hunts for downed Globemaster near the Alaska coast
An airborne search covers the Gulf of Alaska after a Globemaster transport with 95 200 feet of cargo aboard is downed near the Kemal Peninsula. Coast Guard and rescue planes radioed updates as two amphibious planes and more helicopters head to aid. An Alaska crash near Homer also claims deaths as crews seek survivors and scattered debris.
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Camden Approves Housing Project Amid Financing Steps
Camden Housing Authority chair Jobin Stipspi announced approval of a 3.75 million housing project. The Public Housing Administration in Fort Worth provided preliminary financing clearance, with construction expected to begin next spring.
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Symington Challenges Nixon in Ballistic Missile Debate
Sen Bluford Symington of Maine challenged President Nixon in Washington as he urged the Senate to compare United States and Soviet missile programs. He argued the U S must maintain readiness and speed in developing missiles and space capabilities while noting intelligence estimates that the Soviets could lead in some areas. Symington spoke after Nixon departed for unspecified duties and raised questions about space pace and national security policy.
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Final Rites for J. C. Baber Sunday
J C Baber a resident of Olle Baber died at home Friday night. Funeral services were held Sunday at 2:80 pm at Czar Mette Church led by Rev Louis and Bryce Beene. Burial followed at Oakcrest Cemetery in Ontario.
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Local fire and community notes mix with church and college events
Fire calls report minor burn incidents as homes on Main Street burned toast and bread in ovens. Community programs list Midcontinent event delays and a Baylor University travel theme. Mary Join Sparky and Ark State College Convert Band members are noted with a planned “Pop Concert.” PTA and fraternity activities appear alongside fishery, river, and wildlife notes and a Missouri River broadcast update.
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American Air Line Flights to Be Resumed
Washington reports American Airlines plans to resume most flights today after a strike by pilots. After settlement talks, the Air Line Pilots Association approved terms totaling about 18 percent pay raise and retroactive pay. estimated losses and crew costs to airlines were weighed, with potential jet crew wage impacts and broader financial implications for the carrier and rival firms.
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Alliance appoints new leadership amid unclear text
Fragmentary report notes McClanahan taking a top role in an alliance and mentions a pastor and several church figures. The text is garbled with names and titles that are difficult to parse, offering little verifiable detail on actions or dates.
Mrs Bess Gray Dies at Hot Springs Mass
Prescott resident Mrs Bess Gray aged 87 died in Hot Springs Mass Buss Gray of Prescott survived by two daughters and several grandchildren. Survivors include Mrs Traneshia of Hot Springs Mrs Bubih Yarbrough of Prescott Ton Gauly of Cush blapya Kyle Gray Presi Palldoy Gelly of Prescou Otis Cras of Helle Bunord. Services arranged by the Hervidua Cornelidis at home.
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Filibuster Debate Shapes Senate Vote Report
A chaotic Senate floor scene centers on a filibuster struggle over a Democratic reform proposal. Key figures Johnson and Dan press for action while party lines strain as both sides cite constitutional tactics and public opinion. Continued on page The.
Supreme Court rules milk price law not apply to retailers
The Supreme Court rules that milk price controls do not cover retail grocery dealers. The decision, by Associate Justice Baul, states the act targets producers and distributors, not direct retail handlers, leaving consumer warehouses and milk distributors outside the law’s scope.
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