Chicago Digging Out After Snowstorm Paralysis
Snowbound Chicago and the Midwest faced another blast as two inches fell in Park Falls and one inch in Minneapolis. Hampered by freezing rain, officials urged public transit use. Looting cases led to stiff sentences for three youths. jail crowding and taxi fleet recovery marked the city after a 23 inch snowfall.
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India to Probe Election Charges
New Delhi India The chief election commissioner Mena Kashmir said the election probe will investigate charges that officials of Prime Minister Indira Gandhi's Congress party in the state are attempting to influence the forthcoming general election. The state’s chief minister GM Sadiq has denied the allegations and pledged action.
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Supreme Court Affirms Inmate Burglary Conviction
Arkansas Supreme Court affirms the burglary conviction and five year prison sentence of William Jackson for breaking into a grocery store in 1964. Jackson contested the search of his motel room in Jackson Mississippi as illegal and evidence admissibility. The appeal involves his challenge to a recent Supreme Court ruling on confessions.
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House debates Vietnam policy and state reforms
The House moved to certify the reasons for U S participation in Vietnam and consider a more centralized war policy while approving bills to raise agency centrality, end capital punishment for police, and adjust state employee rules. The Senate amended rules on political activity, approved education and budget measures, and set a Tuesday 1 pm convening time. Theodore Roosevelt once lived in a ranch cabin preserved at North Dakota’s state capital.
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Penal bill for first offenders introduced in Arkansas House
The Arkansas House introduces a penal bill to create a separate facility for first offenders under eighteen. A five member committee would assess costs and site location, reporting next session for funding. Also proposed are bills limiting capital punishment, and various measures on elections, advertising rates, and state symbols.
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Auto Group Plans Nine Point Arkansas Highways Blueprint
The Arkansas Automobile Club recommends a nine point plan to build a sound long range highway program. It bases its blueprint on three State Highway Department studies on road classification needs and fiscal matters. The plan calls for legislative approval updating every four years and independent management review of the highway department among other steps.
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Johnson proposes expanded Vietnam era veterans benefits
President Johnson asks Congress to amend the 1966 GI Bill to raise educational allowances and training time, extend compensation pension and medical benefits to Vietnam era veterans, and increase Servicemen's Group Life Insurance. He pledges that benefits will rise through the coming year to aid younger and older veterans and survivors. The plan also includes road funding actions and highway revenue protections.
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Fractured Chinese Politics Lead to Power Struggle
In Defiance reports from The Mainichi describe divisions within the Chinese Liberation Army, with factions backing different leaders and feuds over control of Sinkface and Sinkiang. Notes mention meetings, posts, and rumors of impending campaigns against Mac, amid regional protests and growing tension among units supportive of Mao.
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Wood Man Nekocsa-Edwards Paper Company Names New Procurement Manager
Nekoosa Edwards names Allert LC as wood procurement manager for its Ashdown Arkansas facility. Rod Collins mill manager announced the appointment amid Ashdown mill reconstruction planned to start mid year. Nelson, 1943 Yale graduate with forestry and management degrees, brings 18 years of procurement and forestry experience, including roles at Crossett Paper Company. He is married to Annie Lee Andrews of Crossett. The Ashdown mill rebuild aims to produce 401 tons daily of paper pulp and 200 tons of business communication pages.
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