Weather forecast for Arkansas Louisiana Missouri regions
Weather brief shows Arkansas listing partly cloudy and hot through Tuesday with isolated thundershowers in northeast tonight and Tuesday. Louisiana outlooks scattered daytime showers and widespread afternoon and evening storms along the coast with little temperature change, highs around 88 to 94. Missouri eastern and southern area fair to partly cloudy and warm with scattered thundershowers, highs in the low to upper 90s and lows around 60s to mid 70s.
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Two Magnolia Men Defend Harris in Channel 10 Case
Magnolia residents Dean Murphy Joe Rushton and W M Rigley backed Rep Oren Harris addressing charges of influence peddling to obtain a television channel license for Channel 10 in El Dorado. They and W N McKinney denied involvement and called Murphy's claims misleading and false, urging clarity on the matter.
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Allocation clash prompts FCC rule on overlapping El Dorado station
The El Dorado area and Barton’s Little Rock station KARK TV would overlap under current allocation plans. Ownership of overlapping radio and television service is forbidden by the Federal Communications Commission. Miller notes Eisenhower’s hint that Goldwater’s answer could be satisfactory, while Goldwater says he will set an example at the federal level and calls for removal for cause if judges fail to follow the law.
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Withdrawal Clears Scene Politically in Alabama Race
The Associated Press reports governor Wallace's decision to withdraw from the presidential race is seen as reducing political confusion. Supporters claim it boosts Goldwater’s position while Wallace weighs his future while awaiting the Democratic platform.
Starvation in India Highlighted by Photo Essay
A stark portrayal in New Delhi shows a starving untouchable boy in a dusty alley, living under a tarpaulin with no education prospects while vast poverty pervades India. The article notes 356 million illiterate and 445 million homeless, amid social caste struggles and rapid industrial pressures.
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Store Operator Sentenced in Arkansas
Harrison Arkansas AP W T Daniels former store operator faced multiple charges after pleading guilty to false pretenses forgery and issuing hot checks. He was sentenced Friday in Berryville to concurrent terms totaling nine years in prison for seven counts across Berryville Rogers and nearby towns.
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Resignation Accepted in Seoul Amid Bribery Probe
President Chung Hee Park accepted the resignation of communications minister Hong Yum-pyo. A warrant was issued for Hong's arrest on bribery suspicion as the government vows to pursue the case and continue the investigation. Signals of a high-level political shakeup emerged as authorities move to restore trust.
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Votes Against Faubus Warned by Arkansas Negro Voters
The Arkansas Democratic Negro Voters Association with 4000 members advised members not to vote for Gov Orval Faubus. President J McClinton said Faubus met George Wallace in Little Rock and refused to meet civil rights representatives of President Johnson. The letter stated Faubus shows extreme views. The group will not endorse any gubernatorial candidate.
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Georgia-Pacific posts record six months earnings in 1964
Portland AP report shows Georgia-Pacific detailing six month results to June 30 1964 with sales of 256 million up 4.9 percent from 1963 profits after taxes 18.86 million up 40.9 percent and cash flow 34.74 million up 21.2 percent over 28.66 million.
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Georgia Pacific reports six month earnings and dividends
For the first six months of 1964 earnings per share were 1.50, up from 1.05 in 1963. The Georgia Pacific stockholders report says the board will be asked to approve regular quarterly dividends totaling 0.50 per share, with 25 cents in cash and one share for each 25 cents of par, payable Sept. 25 and Aug. 7. In Washington, work on the Washington Monument’s stonework continues, about halfway through a major facelift after 20 years, with a 10 man crew from D. C. Taylor Co. Cedar Rapids, Iowa, using narrow scaffolding to recoat mortar. The monument remains open to visitors.
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