Compromise advances tax cuts and phased excise reductions
Lawmakers reach a compromise schedule delaying most sales and excise tax changes. Automobile excise drops start May 15 with staged cuts to 1 percent by January 1969. Telephone service tax gradually falls from 10 percent to zero by 1969.
Cave development near Mountain View eyed with folk center link
The Forestry Service notes the cave lies half a mile away by air and may have undiscov ered passages or deep pools. Promoters expect about 50 000 visitors yearly. After development the cave will be leased to a private operator. Opening may coincide with Mountain View’s 1.3 million folk culture center opening 15 miles away.
Itch Me Not Antiseptic Ointment Ad at Gibson Drug Co
Quick drying ointment backs itch relief and antiseptic action to speed healing. Effective for eczema insect bites foot itch and other surface rashes. Now available at Gibson Drug Co.
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Arkansan and California man charged in bank robbery
Two men Lonnie D. Evans 32 of Winslow Arkansas and Ronald Naugle 30 of Sacramento California were charged with robbing Commercial National Bank in Shreveport Louisiana. More than 3300 dollars was taken and 2533 remained in bank wraps when arrested.
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Navy jets clash with MIGs over Gulf of Tonkin near Hainan
Phantoms at 10 000 to 20 000 feet engaged four North Vietnamese MIG fighters off Hainan Island as Navy pilots and radiotechnical officers briefed reporters in Saigon. Leaders Page and Batson identified their crews and discussed weapons while avoiding tactical details.
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Red China
United States to Deploy More Troops to South Vietnam
Secretary McNamara announced 16 000 to 21 000 additional U S troops will enter South Vietnam soon, raising total U S forces to nearly 75 000 with 21 000 ground combat personnel. The move follows recent indications of close U S and South Vietnam cooperation and expanded peace negotiation discussions.
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Prize Went to Those in Barre at Grand Forks Bar Event
A Grand Forks store promised $50 in clothing to the first entrant wearing only a barre! The contest drew Keith Anderson and Paul Bal bas racing to the entrance together. A collision occurred with about 150 spectators as the barrel broke and Andersen was escorted inside to more normal attire.
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Weather Outlook for Northeast and Northwest Arkansas
Weather notes indicate low to mid 60s. Friday brings clear to partly cloudy skies with highs in the 80s. Tonight’s lows range from 60 to 66 degrees.
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Evolution of the term viper from general snake to Vipera berus
Britannica notes trace the word viper from a general snake designation to its modern use for Vipera berus, the poisonous European and northern Asian serpent.
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Canada, Vietnam Pause in Bombing Sparks Diplomatic Clash
Prime Minister Lester B Pearson urged a pause in air strikes to foster talks. Hanoi rejected the move as a deceitful trick while China called it a peace swindle. A Canadian envoy visited Hanoi as North Vietnam outlined four obstacles to negotiations, with Paul Martin concluding the parties were not ready for peace overtures.
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Floodwaters Rip Across Colorado
Denver and surrounding communities grapples with the worst flood in over 30 years. Homes evacuated as the South Platte surged through the city, washing out bridges and disrupting power and rail lines. Gov. John A. Love toured the area as shelters opened at multiple venues.
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Gospel tent meeting and teen social announced
The Church of Christ on Walker Street plans a city-wide gospel tent meeting on Oak Street starting at 7 45 each night from June 21 Pastor Jamie McGhee invites all to attend The City Park Commission sponsors a Teen age social at the New Youth Center Friday June 18 at 8 30 Ray Patterson and his Comb role will provide music Admission is 35 cents Mrs E M Spearman leaves June 12 for Silver Springs Maryland visiting Mr and Mrs Randall Tyus
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Horton Homers Tigers to Win and Clinch Series
Willie Horton powered Detroit with four homers and 14 RBI across four games to lift the Tigers over Boston 9-4 then drive a stretch of wins. Horton’s 15th homer and .363 average lead the league as Detroit series details mix with other AL and NL results.
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Kill Athlete's Foot Germ at Gibson Drug Store
One application of T-4-L stops itch and burning in minutes or your 48c back. In 3 to 5 days infected skin sloughs off exposing more germs for the kill. then healthy skin appears today at Gibson Drug Store.
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ASC Hires 152 Negro Workers
The Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service in Arkansas hires 152 Black workers for summer county office jobs surpassing a 135 target set by national ASCS administrator Horace D. Godfrey. The item notes the state effort and official goal.
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