Weather Card For Port Kansas Tuesday Teardown
Daily weather report for 24 hours ending 7 a m Tuesday shows high 98 and low 71 degrees. Conditions are partly cloudy with Port Kansas amid the unsettled sky.
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1969
Page
2
Daily weather report for 24 hours ending 7 a m Tuesday shows high 98 and low 71 degrees. Conditions are partly cloudy with Port Kansas amid the unsettled sky.
A humorous remark about sending children to the moon contrasts with a Washington report on Senator Edward Kennedy's political future after the Chappaquiddick incident. Mike Mansfield says Kennedy will delay a bid until 1976, while others call it a disaster. AFL-CIO officials gathers in Piney Point to map next year’s races, including Kennedy’s reelection.
El Salvador said its troops will not withdraw from Honduras until compensation is paid for alleged damages and new tribunals are created to try those accused of murdering Salvadorans in Honduras. It also demanded protections for more than 300,000 Salvadorans who migrated there. The ultimatum deepens a regional crisis as the OAS orders a troop withdrawal by 10 p.m. EST. The invasion killed more than 2,500 people before a cease-fire. The OAS may impose sanctions if withdrawal does not occur.
Robert A. Drennen, 15, of Arlington Texas, fled a stolen car in Murfreesboro then stole a 1961 Chevrolet, led officers on a high speed chase to Emmet, and was captured after an all night manhunt near the railroad. He will be released to Pike County Sheriff's Office. Yields include help from Morman, Wicker, Bruisy, Neel, and Covington. The note about France and the Statue of Liberty is included in the original text.
Washington lawmakers resist a blank check for a broader space program after Apollo 11. debate centers on funding Saturn V production and extending human spaceflight into the 1970s and beyond Mars, with Boeing in New Orleans building the last Saturn V and NASA’s budget trimmed from past highs.
An autopsy found no evidence of injury or foul play in the death of Rev. A D Williams King, younger brother of Dr Martin Luther King Jr. Police said cause of death awaits lab reports, which may take a week. King, 38, was found Monday in the family home swimming pool by his son A D Jr.
James Thomas Donathan, 37, of Hot Springs died Monday night in an electrical accident. Police say he was using an extension cord while working under a house on a central heating unit when the fatal shock occurred.
Donnie Dean Davidson of Dardanelle was killed when his pickup collided head on with a tractor trailer at the Arkansas 22 and 109 intersection at Midway, ten miles east of Paris. State Police Trooper Jim King reported the fatal crash occurred Monday.
A double ambush near Phuoc My south of Da Nang leaves one American Marine dead and 10 South Vietnamese dead, with 4 Americans and 11 South Vietnamese wounded. A 60s mortar barrage hits the village as a civilian bus is struck by rocket grenades and a mine. Reinforcements later join the area but face another ambush killing six and wounding six.
In Paragould Arkansas Clyde Ray Glover stands trial for the murder of Judy Evans 21 found dead in her father s car burned in a gravel pit near Paragould. Witness James Alten Latham testified he saw Glover kill Evans and helped with the crime including buying the gasoline. Latham said they lured Evans with a flashing light and followed her as she drove Arkansas 25 then halted her on Arkansas 139. He described a confrontation, beating, and final death with a jack, and noted Glover carried a pistol the night of the killing.
Testimony places Glover and Latham at a gravel pit with a car used to kill Judy Evans after a gasoline plot. Randy Glover, 17, recounts leaving the house and hearing a confession about the missing $96 and the fatal act.
Harry D. Burns, director of the Liquefied Petroleum Gas Board since October 1959, says he believes he has been fired during a board executive session. He heard of the termination from a member as the meeting ended, but was not officially informed. The exchange occurred amid an otherwise pleasant working relationship. A separate National Foundation study notes polio-viruses.
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