Great Animal Picture at Saenger theater in Sarasota
Our Daily Bread editor Alex H. Washburn praises the Disney style wildlife documentary Cougar Country at the Saenger Theater in Sarasota. The film blends entertainment and education, showing how cougar parents train their young and the harsh realities of wilderness life. The reviewer notes dramatic moments of a mother driving out her year-old cub and the cub finding a new mate, ending with a hopeful conclusion.
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Alex. H. Washburn
Saenger
Sarasota
Fla
Saenger Theater
Walt Disney
Disney
Hollywood
Temperatures Rise Across Arkansas In Warming Trend
The Associated Press reports Arkansas warms up from a cold spell. Highs range from the upper 30s to near 50 today with mid 50s to 60s expected by Thursday. Overnight lows fall to the teens and 20s, then rise into the 30s and 40s. No precipitation is expected through Thursday. Local low temperatures include Fayetteville 21 Harrison 15 Jonesboro 16 Pine Bluff 20 Texarkana 25 El Dorado 17 Memphis 14 Little Rock 19 Fort Smith 27.
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Associated Press
Arkansas
West Tennessee
Texarkana
Fayetteville
Harrison
Jonesboro
Pine Bluff
el Dorado
Memphis
Little Rock
Fort Smith
GOPs Face Internal Power Struggle for Conference Chair
House Republicans prepare for a leadership clash over the No. 3 post as conservatives back Samuel J. Devine of Ohio to replace Illinois’ John B. Anderson as conference chairman. The intra party fight accompanies Democrats selecting Hale Boggs as majority leader over Morris Udall during caucus.
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Washington
House
John B. Anderson
Illinois
Samuel J. Devine
Ohio
House Republican Conference
Congress
Hale Bages
Morris Udall
Republican Conference
Hale Boggs
Morris K. Udall
Olin E. Teague
Dan Rostenkowski
Carl Albert
Liberal Move to Change House Leadership Collapses
Democrats debated seniority reform aimed at limiting chairmen age 70 or tenure to eight years while considering electing party whips. A liberal push sought broader changes to oust veteran chairs, but senior figures like Albert and Boggs preserved power as caucus moved to close.
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Boggs
Jim Adams
Associated Press
Washington
Carl Albert
Hale
House
House Committee
Boggs Wins House Democratic Leader Post on Second Ballot
Hale Boggs of Louisiana defeated Mo Udall and B F Sisk to become House Democratic leader on the second ballot. Udall shed a lapel badge and faced a setback as liberals failed to gain traction against the traditional coalition of Southerners regulars and senior members. Udall led among challengers but finished with 88 votes while Boggs secured 140 of the total. Wayne Hays and James O’Hara exited after the first ballot.
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Washington
Hale Boggs
Louisiana
House
Morris K
Udall
Boggs
Arizona
B.F. Sisk
California
Wayne L. Hays
Ohio
James G. O'Hara
Michigan
Hays
O’hara
Moonlighting Boosts Mood For Job-Weary Millions
New York columnist HAL BOYLE lists fanciful moonlight gigs for workers stuck in dull jobs. From piano tuner in an Arabian harem to a door to door bra salesman and night bodyguard for Mae West, the piece playfully imagines high glamour side gigs as relief from daily toil.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Harold Stassen
Dallas Cowboys
Keokuk
Iowa
Mae West
Ft. Knox
Maxim's
Paris
Joyce Brothers
Margaret Mead
Georgie Jessel
Bing Crosby
Frank Sinatra
Dean Mar
Kidnaped Envoy to Get Bonus
London AP James Cross the British trade commissioner held by Canadian terrorists for 60 days will receive a Foreign Office bonus under 10 000 pounds to compensate for hardship and offset newspaper offers for his account. Civil service rules bar accepting offers.
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London
James Cross
Foreign Office
Testimony in FIII Case Continues in Arkansas Court
L M Smith of General Dynamics Fort Worth testified in Little Rock that F111 swing wing parts from Selb Manufacturing Walnut Ridge received high stresses. Townley of Hurst Texas faces trial as part of a seven defendant conspiracy over allegedly defective welds. Indictments say Selb blades and two affiliates used noncompliant welds and that GD inspectors aided concealment. Selb supplied F111 parts for three years before cancellation in 1969.
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Little Rock
L.M. Smith
General Dayamies Corp
Fort Worth
Tex
U.S. District Court
Selb Manufacturing Co
Walnut Ridge
Smith
James L. Townley
Hurst
General Dynamics
Townley
Selb
Blade Manufacturing Co
Rector
Aircraft Engineering Corp
Pocahontas
Rum Dessert for Teetotaler Maddox at Dairy Banquet
Lt Gov Lester Maddox, a teetotaler, unknowingly ate a rum parfait at the Georgia dairy farmers banquet. He described it as tasting spoiled, like frozen and thawed, after finishing the dessert Tuesday night at the 20th annual banquet in Atlanta.
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Atlanta, Ga
Lester Maddox
Arab guerrilla groups split on peace settlement stance
Al Ahram reported that Palestinian guerrilla groups variably dropped opposition to a peaceful Arab-Israeli settlement while a PFLP spokesman in Beirut denied any shift. The central committee in Amman endorsed unity with Al Fatah and Popular Palestine, urging political moves to mitigate June 1967 outcomes. Yasir Arafat backed Egypt’s firm line on implementing the November U N resolution.
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Popular Front For the Liberation of Palestine
Beirut
Lebanon
PFLP
Palestine
The
Palestine Guerrilla Organization
Amman
al Fatah
Israel
U.N. Security Council
Yasir Arafat
Egypt
Campbells Attend Mid-Winter Arkansas Press Convention
Glen Campbell's parents Mr and Mrs Wesley Campbell attended the last Friday session of the Mid-Winter Arkansas Press Convention at the invitation of Pod Rogers Hope Star circulation manager.
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Glen Campbell
Wesley Campbell
Arkansas Press Convention
Pod Rogers
Hope Star
Reorganization plan moves toward House approval
Arkansas House backs Gov Dale Bumpers plan to reorganize state government with broad support and minimal amendments. House votes on final passage expected. committee had recommended the bill 14-1.
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Robert Shaw
Associated Press
Little Rock
Arkansas House
Dale Bumpers
House
State Agencies Committee
Bumpers
Charles R. Moore
Luxora
Vietnamese Claim 119 Enemy Killed in Cambodia Battles
Vietnamese and Cambodian forces fought near the Pich Nil pass on Route 4 as U S Cobra gunships supported the assault. The report says 119 North Vietnamese and Viet Cong killed, 11 South Vietnamese dead and 23 wounded across three actions.
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Saigon
Cambodia
George Esper
Associated Press
Pich Nil Pass
Phnom Penh
Ghislain Bellorget
Pich Nil
Elephant Mountains
All Around Town Donkey game at Boocan High Gym Saturday
A Donkey basketball game will be played in Boocan High School Gym on Saturday night January 23 at 7 o clock. Admission is 1 and 1 25. The Adults meet the High School boys in the charity event. Also three Ouachita Baptist University track athletes qualified for the National Indoor Meet in Kansas City Missouri this Friday and Saturday. Tom Jones Murfreesboro enters shot put Steve McMitchael DeKalb Texas in pole vault and Buzz Andrews Hope will run the 60 yard high hurdles. Andrews is son of Mr and Mrs Andy Andrews of Oakhaven.
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Boocan High School
Bob Henderson
Ouachita Baptist University
Kansas City
Missouri
Tom Jones
Murfreesboro
Steve McMitchael
DeKalb
Texas
Buzz Andrews
Hope
Andrews
Andy Andrews
Oakhaven
Sen Russell in Very Critical Condition
Sen Russell, a longtime Senate figure from Georgia and president pro tempore, remained in very critical condition after a six week respiratory infection. An aide said he showed less strength Tuesday night despite oxygen support and noted no improvement from the morning. He had been listed as serious since December 8 at Walter Reed Army Medical Center.
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Washington
Richard B. Russell
Senate
Georgia
Russell
Walter Reed Army Medical Center
U S Air Support in Cambodia Expands Role
Defense Secretary Melvin Laird states U S air power will supplement South Vietnamese forces in Cambodia within congressional authorization. He cites ongoing helicopter operations from 7th Fleet ships off the coast aiding the Cambodian-South Vietnamese drive to reopen Phnom Penh’s sea lifeline.
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Robert A. Dubr
Washington (Ap
Melvin R. Laird
Indochina
Cambodia
Laird
Phnom Penh
U.S
Nixon
7Th Fleet
Jerry W. Friedheim
Defense Department
South Vietnam
Friedheim
Miss Res of 19 Wed Bel Tone 9s with Ann Ford
Miss Res of 19 announces engagement to Edwin Clifford Johnson a University of Illinois student. The couple plans to marry on August 14 following the announcement by Ann Ford Miss America 1969.
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Edwin Clifford Johnson
University of Illinois
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