Weather Here and Elsewhere July 20 1967
Weather report for 24 hours ending 7 am Thursday lists high 87 and low 66. Arkansas is partly cloudy with minor temperature changes through Friday and widely scattered afternoon thunder showers in the southern portion with low 60s to low 70s tonight and highs Friday 84 to 94. Elsewhere conditions noted without full details.
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Marine to Keep Brother Out of War
In Lancaster Pennsylvania AP report Marine Lance Cpl Larry G Witman 21 from Manheim who served in Vietnam a year extends six months to his enlistment and will be sent back to Vietnam to replace his younger brother Gary 20 stationed on Okinawa undergoing training for Vietnam duty.
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Lance
Larry G. Witman
Manheim
Vietnam
Larry
Gary
Okinawa
Jinx Hovered Over Doomed Airliner
A Piedmont Airlines 7 jetliner that crashed near Hendersonville killing 82 had a prior collision when a Manhattan Pacemaker plane was struck by a car May 25. The nose gear warning light and ground observers questioned the nose gear position. The crash followed a period of gear trouble and service interruption. The report notes about 50 million contract bridge players split roughly by gender.
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Winston-Salem
N.C
Piedmont Airlines
Hendersonville
Smith Reynolds
Winstone Salem
Mays Well of Flu to Join Giants
Wilie Mays, treated for flu at St Marys Hospital, will rejoin the San Francisco Giants Friday for limited service. After exhaustive tests, Dr Edmund J Morrissey says the center fielder should return to the lineup part time. Giants face the Cubs in Chicago Friday.
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SAN Francisco
Willie Mays
St. Mary’s Hospital
San Francisco Giants
Edmund J. Morrissey
Giants
Cubs
Chicago
Crossett U.K's Big Bond Issue Passes Easily
Crossett Arkansas voters approve a $75 million Act 9 bond issue for expanding the Georgia Pacific plant. The tally stood 773 for to 63 against with absentee ballots pending. The expansion should create about 150 new jobs and raise annual payroll by nearly $1 million.
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Crossett, Ark
Georgia-Pacific
Faubus Plans Guided Tours of Mansion
Former governor Orval Faubus announced guided tours of his Huntsville mansion will start Saturday. The tours will likely cost $2.25 per person and run for about two weeks before the home closes for final fixture installations.
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Huntsville
Ark
Orval ' Faubus
Burglary Charge on Ex-Convict in Little Rock
Police arrested Winston Talley and Thomas McGill, both of North Little Rock, on burglary charges after officers found them under a truck at a service station on 65th Street in the Little Rock industrial district. Talley, 28, had earlier filed a petition in federal court seeking prison punishment rules.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
Winston Talley
North Little Rock
Thomas McGill
65Th Street
New Arkansas official Hogan to lead Administration Department
Julian Hogan, a 65 year old veteran of Arkansas state government, is named head of the new Administration Department by Gov. Winthrop Rockefeller. Hogan has long been regarded as Arkansas’ top expert on state budgets and fiscal affairs and will work with Detroit banker Clarence M. Frost as consultant.
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Little Rock
Julian Hogan
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Hogan
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Mike”’ Frost
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Orval
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Florida State University
Judy Miller
Houston
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Bee
Candidate Mot Denied Permission to Sing with City Band
John D. Alexander Jr a City Council candidate was denied permission to sing Baltimore Our Baltimore with the city band at a Thursday concert Stefanie Sodaro city superintendent of music said equal time must be given to all other singing candidates to avoid favoritism and ensure fairness
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Baltimore, Md
John D. Alexander Jr
Clty
Alexander
Baltimore
Stefanie Sodaro
Escapees Learn Right to Court-Funded Lawyer in Oregon
Tucker Prison Farm escapees James Edward Stephens and Ben Calvin Smith said they did not know they could obtain a state funded attorney before their January escape. They and two others were arrested in Baker, Oregon, and later waived extradition to Arkansas. Governor Rockefeller had promised a Bar Association member would be allowed to represent them.
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Tucker Prison Farm
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Ore
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Blytheville
Ben Calvin Smith
Corning
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Smith
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Jimmie Pike
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Pike
Oregon
Winthrop Rockefeller
Arkansas Bar Association
River and Dam Jobs Get Funds
Washington AP report outlines House Appropriations Committee approval of funds totaling 1.262 billion for Army Engineers and 304.356 million for the Reclamation Bureau in a 4.6 billion Public Works bill. Allocations cover Arkansas river works, locks and dams, reservoirs, levees, and planning. cuts from Johnson budget. The article ends with a science aside noting each person is said to possess about 44,000 gene pairs.
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Reclamation Bureau
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Bayou Bathelor
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Teller Fights Off Robbery at St Louis Bank
A gunman in St Louis demanded cash from teller Ire Fleming at a drive In window but she kept two customers waiting while he filled out a withdrawal slip. She pressed an alarm as a camera activated and the pair fled.
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St, Louis
Ire Fleming
Coppolino Loses U.S. Appeal
LAKELAND Florida AP The 2nd District Court of Appeals denied Dr. Carl Coppolino a review of a lower court order denying bond. Coppolino convicted last April of murdering his wife Carmela 32 by injecting a muscle relaxing air causing her to suffocate while conscious. He remains in the state prison at Raiford.
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2Nd District Court of Appeals
Carl Coppolino
Coppolino
Carmela
Ralford
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