Soviet freighter seized in fishing gear damage case
Federal marshals attached the 53 foot Suleyman Starskiy in Alameda California securing a 377000 suit by Prelude Corp of Westport Point Massachusetts over alleged destruction or seizure of lobster pots by Soviet trawlers. The ship owner Captain Anatoly Rogachev welcomed reporters and showed a family photo as officers explained the seizure.
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Graydon Starling
U.S. District Court
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Arkansas Weather Summary for 24 Hours Ending Thursday
Experiment Station report for 24 hours ending 7 am Thursday notes a high of 92 and low of 62 with a forecast for partly cloudy conditions in Arkansas. Widely scattered showers and thunderstorms are likely afternoons and evenings. No significant temperature changes expected. Highs Friday in the 80s to low 90s with lows tonight in the 60s to 70s.
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Itch-Me-Not Advertised at Deanna Drug Today
Local ad promotes Itch-Me-Not as a quick-drying antiseptic and anesthetic for eczema insect bites and surface rashes. The product claims fast relief and a 59 cent back guarantee if not pleased within 15 minutes. Dealers at Deanna Drug offer the sale today.
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Black Sorghum? Sugar Quota Fight Divides House Caucus
The House Black Caucus calls a sugar allotment bill a step toward apartheid as it opposes a 60,000 ton South Africa quota. The Agriculture Committee’s package survived Rules, with a closed rule for no amendments, while Dow seeks a direct up or down on the South Africa quota. The bill trims quotas for the Big Five shippers by 10 percent and extends the 1948 Sugar Act for three years, reallocating 300,000 tons within domestic cane regions and adjusting foreign and domestic shares amid changes to country-by-country quotas.
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Associated Press
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D-N.y
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Four DeWitt youths on trial for murder in Arkansas
In DeWitt Arkansas a first degree murder trial stretched into its fourth day as a jury panel remained incomplete. Defendants Lamar Mannis Teddy Kittler Benny West and Joe Kagebien, all teenagers, face charges in the shotgun slaying of 27 year old Jimmy Wayne Wampler a Wynne rice farmer last November. More than 200 jurors had been questioned with ten seated and Judge Joe Rhodes planning to extend sessions to secure a verdict. If selected the jury would hear testimony next week and the trial is expected to last about two weeks.
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Joe Rhodes
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Last-Minute Court Order Bars Release Sparks Wedding Festivities
Hope Arkansas bride Tricia Nixon and groom Eddie Cox prepare the night before their wedding with a family luncheon for 100 at the Sulgrave Club and a bachelor dinner. Relatives, friends, and out of town guests gather as preparations and party plans unfold amid legal news of a late court order.
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Seattle
Wash
Air Agencies Endorse Aid to Lockheed Aircraft
Federal Aviation Administration and the Civil Aeronautics Board endorsed a government loan guarantee to Lockheed Aircraft Corp. to fund TriStar development, with up to 250 million dollars contemplated. Airlines like TWA Delta and Eastern have orders and options for 94 TriStars and 24 more, while Packard notes the plan could avert bankruptcy and broader unemployment.
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Associated Press
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Tennessee to Have Primary in May Test of Voter Sentiment
Sen Henry Jackson says Tennessee's new presidential primary law to be held on the first Thursday in May will test voter sentiment in key border states. He notes Tennessee precedes Oregon West Virginia and California and praises the delegate binding and ballot withdrawal rules. Jackson may decide this fall whether to enter the race and could campaign in Tennessee.
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Tennessee
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California
Hearings Set on Desegregation Plans in Arkansas
District Judge J Smith Henley announced hearings on the Little Rock school desegregation proposal for Wednesday and a separate hearing on June 21 for the North Little Rock desegregation plan. Both cities feature desegregation efforts amid ongoing court oversight.
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USS
J. Smith Henley
North Little Rock
Vietnam toll hits low in week with 19 dead
The U S Command reported 19 Americans killed in combat in the Vietnam war last week, the lowest weekly toll in over 50 years. An additional 19 died from nonhostile causes and 261 were wounded, with 32 more than the prior week.
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Indochina
Ellsworth Bunker
Washington
Notable Deaths Hit Hollywood Area and New York
LOS ANGELES AP Harold Lloyd Jr 40 son of silent film comedian died Wednesday in a North Hollywood sanitarium cause of death not disclosed. David M Roth 97 author and memory expert died Wednesday in a convalescent hospital. he wrote The Famous Roth Memory Course and How to Remember Names and Faces. Nunda NY AP Walter B Sanders 93 former publisher of the Nunda News and first president of the New York Press Association died Tuesday. Sanders led the Livingston County weekly for 70 years ending in 1969 when he sold the paper.
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Los Angeles
Harold Lloyd Jr
North Hollywood
David M. Roth
Roth
NANDA
N.Y
Walter B. Sanders
Nunda News
New York Press Association
Sanders
Livingston County
Organized Crime Still Profiting From Wall Street Theft
Senate rackets committee heard that despite tighter airport security, organized crime still profits from steal to order crimes on Wall Street. J W Cotter noted stolen securities, jewels and travelers checks peaked at 76 million dollars before arrests. Murray J Gross warned only abolishing stock certificates could end the free for all, while insiders may be corrupt. He said counterfeiters and amateur thieves surge as crime syndicates lose a monopoly on this disarray. A computerized debits and credits system was proposed as an alternative to paper stock certificates.
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Lawrence L. Knutson
Associated Press
Washington (Ap
U.S
Wall Street
Senate
J. W. Cotter
Murray J. Gross
Manhattan
Gross
New York Financial District
13 Bodies Found in Mexico Near Yaqui War Fort
AP reports 13 bodies found near an old Yaqui Indian fort in Escalón. Police say remains are old from the Mexican revolutionary era, with all victims shot in the head. El Heraldo says bodies buried in early 1900s on land owned by the mayor's brother.
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Mexico
el Heraldo
Chihuahua City
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el Paso
Tex
el Sold
Raimundo Palacios
Riccardo
Odrinex weight loss pill promises easy fat loss
A vintage advertisement promotes Odrinex tiny tablets for fat loss with no drugs, no starvation, and no special exercise. It claims thousands have used it over 12 years and offers $3.25 or $5.25 economy sizes with a money back guarantee.
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