AP Guild Mediators Revive Talks in Washington
AP and Wire Service Guild resumed talks with federal mediators in Washington after a strike by the American Newspaper Guild disrupted New York Daily News copy. A federal hearing loomed as the NLRB sought injunctions against handling AP copy. The Daily News arbitration found Guildsmen must handle AP material, while Seattle AP filed an unfair labor practice charge over union restraint.
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New York
American Newspaper Guild
New York Daily News
News Service
National Labor Relationsd Board
New York Times
The
New York Post
Wire Service Guild
Walter A. Magetolo
Metdiation and Conciliation Service
Guild
Daily News
Monroe Berkowitz
Unen
Rkowitz
Associated Press
Cnnection
News
Umion
Seattle
Seattle Bueau
Warm Trend Continues Across Arkansas Through Wednesday
A warming trend began Monday in Arkansas is expected to continue through Wednesday with southwest areas reaching the 70s. Overnight lows ranged from 26 in Memphis and El Dorado to 36 in Texarkana, with light rain possible by Wednesday morning as moistures move in from the southwest. Cold dry air and north winds return late Thursday bringing renewed winter conditions.
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Associated Press
Arkansas
Memphis
el Dorado
Texarkana
Dam
Weather Across Cities Shows Mixed Conditions
Honolulu AP report says Adm. John S. McCain commander in chief of U S Pacific forces suffered a mild stroke with no paralysis. He was admitted to Tripler Army hospital at 240 am Monday. The spokesman noted the forthcoming 58th birthday Friday.
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Honolulu
Hawaii
John
McCain
U. S. Pacific Forces
Tripler Army Hospital
Hope Arkansas 24 Hour Weather Report to Tuesday Morning
Hope Arkansas station reports 24 hours ending 7 am Tuesday with a high of 42 and a low of 22. Weather notes show considerable cloudiness west and partly cloudy east tonight, slight warmer in most sections. Wednesday mostly cloudy with a chance of rain mainly in the west half and in the afternoon. Northeast to mid 60s highs in some areas, tonight lows around 30s east to 40s west.
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Hope (Ark
STA
Arkansas
Rockefeller sales tax increase eyed for referendum
Senator Gathright discussed Rockefeller's proposal to raise the state sales tax by one percent, potentially referred to voters. He noted earlier 1997 tax increases faced referendum and warned legislators to readjust budgets if any proposals advance, as the Arkansas Legislative Council projects revenue under current taxes.
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iGatinight
Rockefeller
Gathright
J. Bill Becker
Arkansas
Afl-Cio
Arkansas Legislative Council
Marion Burton
Revival services fill Pentecostal Temple schedule
The Ester Hicks community notes revival services at Pentecostal Temple Church of God in Christ 911 Bell Street led by Elder O N Dennis. Obituary details mention Mrs Willie Delaney of Mineral Springs Arkansas who died January 12 1969 and burial at Flint Hill Cemetery. Additional death notices include Mrs Dosha Green of Ozan Arkansas with funeral arrangements pending.
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Ester Hicks
Church of God In Christ
Bell Street
O.N. Dennis
Willie Delaney
Mineral Springs
Arkansas
Wallace Green
el Dorado, Arkansas
Robert Green
Dorado
Alice Green
el Dorado
Velma Green
Gary Indiana
Sandifer Green
Oklahoma City
Bobbie Green
Little Rock
Sgt
Elmer Green
Viet Nam
Jewel Johnson
Ft. Smith Arkansas
Tempie Propps
St. Paul
Minynagota
Persie Turner
Hope
Elisha Deloney
Minera Springs
Maycellus Deeloney
Ft. Smith
Flint Hil Methodist Church
Flint Hill
Hicks Funeral Home
Loe
Dosha Green
Ozan
Bansons Nursing Home
Nashville
Hicks Fugerel Homa
Ioe
Referendum Urged on Rhodesia by Commonwealth Leaders
A majority of Commonwealth states urged a white black Rhodesian referendum to test any settlement Britain might reach with Rhodesia. Rioters attacked Rhodesia and South Africa missions in London as delegates debated sanctions and Rhodesia independence.
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Associated Press
London
Commonwealth
Rhodesia
South Africa
Rhodesia House
South Africa House
Trafalgar Square
National Front
Black People's Alliance
Mao
Britain
Smith
Sapctons
Middle East African League
Africa
Obituary notices blend in fragmented report
Obituaries include James Garvin Lipford 63 who died en route to a local hospital and Emma Louise Knox a Hope resident who died in a nursing home. James Howard Hendrix 67, Arkadelphia native and retired Navy veteran, died in an Arkadelphia hospital. Funeral arrangements listed with Oakcrest and Murry-Ruggles. Also mentions Nigeria league secretary quote about Rhodesia and Commonwealth conference remarks with no firm comment.
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James G, Lipford
James Garvin Lipford
Dyersburg
Tern
Oaketest Funeral Home
Mis
Emma Louise Knox
Hope
The
Baptist Church
Herbert Elan
Fayones
Fayetteville
S.A. Hardie
Florence
Ala
Oakcrest
Roy Chatsham
Friendship
Tenn
Dutal
Oakcrest Funeral Home
James Howard Hendrix
Blevins
Arkadelphia
Navy Vesteran
2Nd Baptist Church of
Arp
Tex
Murry-Ruggles Funeral Home
Rest Haven Cemetery
U S Loan Paid in Full by PCA System
The Federal Intermediate Credit Bank system paid off the remaining 126 million of government capital on December 31 1968 marking the end of its quasi government role. PCA members now borrow through local associations as control shifts to farmers. In 1968 Arkansas PCAs issued 771 loans totaling 7,264,045 dollars amid growing short and intermediate term credit needs.
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Athilestone
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Production Credit Association
NB. Coleman
Nashville Production Credit Association
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank of
Coleman
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank
Congress
Production Credit Association
New York City
Farm Credit Bank System
Farm Financial Organization
Arkansas
South Hempstead
South
Nevada
PCA
AREA Urges Accreditation Standards
Wade Coblin, superintendent of White County Central School District and AREA vice president, urged Arkansas Education Department accreditation standards be limited to state Board of Education policy and regulations. He argued department examiners impose criteria to pressure small districts.
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Little Rock
Arkansas Rural Education Association
State Education Department
State Board of Education
Wade Coblin
White County Central
AREA
Education Department
How Fast Can You Read A Chicago publisher's rapid reading method
A Chicago publisher promotes a rapid reading technique claimed to boost speed and comprehension. It promises readers can finish entire pages in seconds and offers a free self training booklet mailed to readers who send name address and ZIP code to a Chicago address for access to the details.
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Chicago
Diversey
Dept
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