Weather Summary for Arkansas and Louisiana
Page Two Weather report for 24 hours ending 7 a m Friday shows high 65 low 27 precipitation .73 of an inch. Arkansas generally fair through Saturday colder tonight not quite so cold Saturday with lows 10 to 20 in the north and 15 to 25 in the south. High Saturday 32 to 44. Louisiana fair through Saturday colder tonight with interior lows 24 to 30 and coast lows 30 to 36 with scattered frost. high Saturday 54 to 62.
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Louisiana
Heart implants inevitable says American Heart Association chief
Los Angeles AP reports Dr. L. E. January of the American Heart Association says artificial hearts are feasible and inevitable, with miniature atomic reactors in testing to power them. He believes adults alive today could see such devices within their lifetimes, though heat from atomic reactions remains a challenge. Mongolia is described with a 626,000 square mile area and a population around one million.
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Los Angeles
American Heart Association
L.E. January
January
Last Marshal of France Alphonse Juin Dies at 78
Paris AP reports Marshal Alphonse Juin, 78, dies at Val de Grace Hospital. He joined the army at 19, led French forces in World War II and North Africa, fought Germans and Italians, and later helped establish NATO before retiring amid government disapproval.
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Paris
Alphonse Juin
Val de Grace
Juin
France
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Europe
North
Africa
Mrs Chatten Haynes Headed Conifer Girl Scout Council
Mrs Chatten Haynes of Camsden begins her term as president of the Conifer Girl Scout Council in January 1967. She has long led scouts, served on the Senior Planning Board, and chaired the Program Services Committee in the Deep South Council Mobile Alabama. She sits on Region V Selections Committee for National Events and returned to Camden in 1965 to join the council board. Her affiliations include United Nations Association of U S A Little Rock Chapter League of Women Voters Camden Garden Club and New Century Club. Her husband works for International Paper Company. They have three children Mary McEwen Chatten Richard Jr and Frances Rosalind. The council chartered in 1961 serves about 5000 girls across Arkansas counties Clark Columbia Hempstead Hot Spring Howard Lafayette Little River Miller Nevada Ouachita Pike Sevier and Union and Cass Bowie Counties in Texas.
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Camsden
Conifer Girl Scout Council
Deep South Council
Mobile
Alabama
Camden
Conifer Council
Haynes
Little Rock
United Nations Association of
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Hot Spring
Howard
Lafayette
Little River
Miller
Nevada
Ouachita
Pike, Sevier
Union Counties
Arkansas
Cass
Bowie Counties
Texas
Ky ends tour as Saigon junta buzzes over changes
Premier Nguyen Cao Ky completed a tour of New Zealand and Australia and flew to Saigon for an emergency meeting of the ruling military junta. Demonstrations abroad were small and mixed, while in Saigon speculation grew over Co’s ouster and other cabinet changes. Ky, who visited Manila to see Ferdinand Marcos, said he would discuss changes with his directorate on return. Reports said several officers were under house arrest or surveillance, with possible transfers among defense ministry staff near Saigon.
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Kenneth L. Whiting
Saigon
South Vietnam
Nguyen Cao Ky
New Zealand
Australia
Manila
Ferdinand E. Marcos
Sydney
Nguyen Huu Co
Hong Kong
Linh Quang Vien
Vietnam
Defense Ministry
Nguyen van Thieu
Italian pop singer Luigi Tenco dies after San Remo exit
In San Remo Italy pop singer Luigi Tenco aged 27 killed himself in his hotel room after elimination from the festival. Police report he fired a shot to the head and left a note lamenting his devotion to singing and songwriting. He quoted a proverb about neighbors and brothers in the note.
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San Remo
Italy
Luigi Tenco
Hope (Ark) Luel Just May Be That Way
In Austin Texas AP Ludi Johnson Nugen wore a maternity style dress into the Texas House chamber during a legislative session. She did not confirm a pregnancy. President Johnsons younger daughter commented We’re out of the announcement business. Her husband Patrick Nus gent sat beside her as the Nugents attended the session called to hear Secretary of State Dean Rusk.
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Austin
Tex
Ludi Johnson Nugen
Texas House of Representatives Chamber
Johnson
Patrick J. Nusgent
Nugents
Dean Rusk
Collapse of Buildings Describes Demolition Disaster
New York AP report details a midtown Manhattan collapse during demolition of a century old four story apartment house. Ten men worked inside. four others died and a fifth later perished. Rescue crews searched rubble through the night as survivors recalled the moment of the fall and the wall’s grinding roar.
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William H. Kane
New York
William Ferrell
Ferrell
Manhattan
54Th Street
Broadway
Stephen Wojcicky
Ax Man
Johnson Budget Promises Prosperity Amid Vietnam Policy
President Johnson’s budget message portrays a booming economy with 1966 gains, 3 million new jobs, low unemployment, and solid growth while urging caution on domestic programs. It links foreign policy to fighting Communist aggression in Vietnam and foresees sustained effort and prosperity, alongside a record $135 billion budget.
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James Marlow
Washington
Johnson
America
Vietnam
Congress
Johnson budget message signals tentative tax cite amid inflation
The President urges a 6 percent surcharge on corporate and most individual income taxes to fund war costs but asks Congress to delay enforcement until July 1. Inflation has eroded purchasing power, and Johnson’s message blends welfare spending requests with a toned down public stance compared with his past rhetoric.
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Congress
Johnson
Hoffa Appeals Wiretap Claims In 1964 Trial
James R. Hoffa and two lawyers allege broad Justice Department eavesdropping and telephone tapping during the 1964 jury tampering trial. Teamsters Union president’s lawyers say an FBI assistant director urged a newspaper to push a DOJ probe of wiretapping tied to Hoffa’s trials. The papers seek Supreme Court reconsideration of his conviction and eight-year sentence.
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James R. Hoffa
Supreme Court
Justice Department
Teamsters Union
FBI
Hoffa
High Court
Obituary of Vivian Prescott and Hatfield Infant
Vivian Prescott of Hempstead died Thursday in a Nashville hospital after a long residence there. Survived by husband Gordon Prescott two sons John Prescott and Leon Prescott a daughter Carolyn McFadyen mother Alice Denton brothers Asa Denton Jack Newton sister Tomas Blackman Funeral home Herndon will announce arrangements Infant of Ronny Hatfield died Friday survivor details Graveside service 3 p.m. Friday Holly Grove Cemetery by Rev Carlton Roberts
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Vivian Prescott
McCasekill
Nashville Hospital
Hempstead
Gordon Prescott
John Denton Prescott
McCaskill
Leon Prescott
Hope
Carolyn McFadyen
West Alexander
Ohio
Alice Denton
Ector
Texas
Asa Denton
Jack Newton
Los Angeles
Tomas Blackman
Tyler
Herndon Funeral Home
Ronny Hatfield
Brian
John W. Hatfield
Holly Grove
Carlton Roberts
Holly Grove Cemetery
Jamaica Leader Quits Politics
Jamaica Prime Minister Sir Alexander Bustamante, soon 64, will not seek re election. He has led Jamaica since independence in 1962 and has been largely inactive after a 1965 stroke.
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Kingston
Jamaica
Alexander Bustamante
Britain
John H Pierce to receive bachelor of business degree
John H Pierce son of Mr and Mrs John R Pierce of 824 W Ave in Hope will be among 59 candidates to degrees from Southern State College at the close of the fall semester Jan 20 He will be a candidate for the Bachelor of Business Administration degree Pierce is a business major at Southern State and a member of Tri Sigma He previously attended Texarkana Junior College before completing work at Southern State.
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Magnolia
John H. Pierc
John R Pierce
W. Ave
Hope
Southern State College
Pierce
Southern State
Trisc
Texarkana
Bandits Loot May Be Deadly in Cooleemee Drugstore Heist
In Cooleemee North Carolina two masked men attempted to rob a drugstore safe Thursday. Druggist Edgar Hoyle reported one robber brandished a gun and forced him out. The thieves took about thirty small bottles believed to be narcotics though the contents included poison such as atropine, strychnine and arsenic.
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Cooleemer
N.C
Edgar Hoyle
Hoyle
Mata Hari
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