Hijackers Back in Jail in Argentina
A US Navy deserter Robert Jackson and his Guatemalan girlfriend Lydia Sanchez were remanded to jail in La Plata after an Argentine judge referred their hijacking case to a higher federal court. The Boeing 707 flight from Acapulco to San Antonio stopped in Monterrey Lima Rio de Janeiro before landing in Buenos Aires, with authorities pursuing extradition. The FBI charged Jackson with air piracy and assault with a deadly weapon. the U.S. government declined to press extradition. Mexico indicated plans to seek extradition of the hijackers.
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Weather Elsewhere in a Wry Syndicated Column
A playful syndicated column riffs on cartoonists, cupcakes and friedcakes, noting the wry differences in indulgence at picnics, dizzying shot glasses in dives, and the unchanging adage about fooling people while hinting at strong arm muscles from lifting glassware.
Arkansas forecast shows warm spread with afternoon storms
An Experiment Station report covers 24 hours to 7 am Tuesday with a high of 97 and a low of 69. Forecasts for Arkansas predict partly cloudy and warm conditions through Wednesday with widely scattered mainly afternoon thunderstorms, with highs today and Wednesday in the 90s.
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Kissinger Arrives in New Delhi Amid Protests
United States adviser Henry Kissinger landed in New Delhi to small demonstrations. Police blocked protesters as Kissinger prepared meetings with Indira Gandhi and Swaran Singh. Indian officials criticized U.S. arms shipments to Pakistan during East Pakistan unrest. Kissinger travels next to Pakistan.
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Convicted Mayor Going Back on Job
Jersey City Mayor Thomas J. Whelan says he will return to City Hall Thursday after a federal jury convicted him and seven others of extorting kickbacks from contractors. The jury found Whelan guilty on 29 counts of extortion and conspiracy to extort. Also convicted were Philadelphia Kunz and eight other officials. sentencing not yet scheduled.
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Multiple Fatal and Injury Crashes Reported near Hope and Tollette
A two vehicle collision on Highway 67 near Hope killed Rebecca Faye Rogers Knox and injured three others including Juanita Statts, Marie Gordon, and Melanie Gordon. A separate crash near Macedonia killed Floyd Marshall after his car struck a tree when brakes failed. Charles D. Fulther died in a one vehicle crash on Highway 355 near Tollette.
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Obituaries and local church notes mix in Hope tribute page
Obituary notices for Minnie Cole Laura Braden Luther H Irvin and Tommy C Luzader report deaths in Hope area with funeral details and survivors. A Hope Rotary Club meeting recap covers a Navajo mission trip by First Baptist Church youths led by leaders with 39 converts and new club president installation.
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Texas
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St. Paul’s Cemetery
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Ark
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Belton
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Prescott
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Limestone, Me
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Trial Judges Advised to Keep Cool
The ABA proposes guidelines urging trial judges to stay calm and impartial with unruly defendants and lawyers. Judges should use gentle corrections first, and may bar misbehaving lawyers or eject disruptive participants to preserve public trial rights with firm, restrained conduct.
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Fish Pier May Be Replaced By MPA Plan
Boston officials consider replacing the 57 year old Fish Pier with a new facility at Commonwealth Pier as part of the Massachusetts Port Authority revitalization of the fishing industry. The Boston Fish Market Corp. has leased the pier for 10 years with 25 years remaining. MPA Executive Director Edward J. King says the new pier would be a major improvement and sources indicate a potential $1 million lease acquisition cost.
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Producer Arrested in Brazil
Brazilian police arrest New York theatrical producer Julian Beck his wife Judith Malina and two Living Theater members in Belo Horizonte marking a second detention since Friday police cite new facts and clues without elaborating on details.
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Letters To The Editor And Post Office Tribute
A reader letters section describes how to submit letters to The Star in Hope Arkansas, with signing rules and pen names. A Fayetteville area note from Postmaster Martha L Blackwood thanks The Hope Star for Postal Service Day coverage and invites future visits. The piece closes with a remembrance of Louis Armstrong highlighting his career and legacy on his birthday year.
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U S troop withdrawals target 175000 in Vietnam by December
United States aims to reduce troop strength in Vietnam to about 175000 by December 1, 1969, about 9000 below Nixon’s stated goal. Withdrawals could accelerate if peace talks fail to advance or enemy forces stall. Pentagon notes remaining air and sea power to support South Vietnam. Mile High City in Denver has an elevation of 5280 feet.
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