Revival Opens at First Assembly Church in Cameden
The Reverend Gene Thompson of the Assemblies of God will start a revival at First Assembly of God Church, 322 North Main, Cameden, Arkansas, beginning Wednesday June 21 at 7 30 p.m. Evening services run nightly 7 30 except Mondays and Saturdays with morning prayers at 1000 a.m. Tuesday through Friday. Rev B J Wilhite invites all to attend the singing and preaching.
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Arkansas forecast warm with scattered thundershowers likely
Partly cloudy and warm conditions continue through Wednesday as widely scattered thundershowers develop in the afternoon and evening. Tonight will see lows in the mid 60s to low 70s with highs near 95 and lows around 69.
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Cape Town Harbor Sees Busy Sunday Amid Suez Closure
Cape Town loaded with fuelers as ships from Asia and East Africa sail toward Europe. The port marked its busiest Sunday since the Suez Canal closure, with liner traffic heavy and lines of vessels in harbor.
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Young Ark Republicans debate 1968 leadership and direction
In Omaha AP reports Young Republican leaders avoid public pledges for 1968 GOP candidates while weighing ties to senior party figures. Support shifts from Nixon toward Reagan with Romney, Rockefeller, and Percy discussed. future behind a winning candidate hinges on Nebraska primaries and convention strategy.
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Dodd Faces Senate Scrutiny Over Double Billing
Senator Dodd endures sharp criticism from Wallace Bennett as ethics probes fault his handling of alleged double billing and political expenses. Debate on the charge may extend, with Dodd proposing amendments and possible substitutes while defending himself against accusations of willful misconduct.
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Union Paper Cuts Ties With AFL CIO
The Arkansas Union Labor Bulletin has ended its ties with the AFL CIO and becomes an independent labor publication. An editorial cites disunity within the state AFL CIO and says the Bulletin will pursue broader unity as its own voice. The paper lists a circulation near 9,000 and notes no financial stake by the AFL CIO.
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Haitian Refugees Reach Bahamas Amid Hardship
A Haitian man pleads with a Bahamian priest, recounting ten years without work and sending three dollars to his wife and five children. The priest notes Haiti as the Western Hemisphere’s most miserable country, explaining a rising wave of illegal refugees flooding the Bahamas as authorities struggle to process at least 625 arrivals.
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Detroit Police Strike Crisis Sparks City Court Action
Detroit Mayor Jeremiah P. Cavanagh cut short a visit to Honolulu and returned to confront a police rank reduced by illness and suspensions. Officials planned a court move for a permanent injunction against a strike as a temporary restraining order had been issued last week.
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Scranton Named to Yale Board of Trustees
NEW HAVEN Conn AP Former Gov William Scranton of Pennsylvania and Arthur K Watson vice president of Iater national Business Machines will join Yale University's governing board of trustees July 1 University President Kingman Brewster Jr announced Sunday to more than 3 000 alumni that the university fund raising drive has reached 3 65 million
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Shower Activity Then Lightning Fatality in Arkansas
Thundershowers spread through North Central Arkansas with 1.20 inches at Marked Tree and 99 degrees at Morrilton as a frontal system stalls. In Batesville, Charles Wesley Lewis 71 a lifelong Hill Top resident near Cave City was killed when struck by lightning while removing clothes from a line during a sudden cloudburst.
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Attorney Says Obituaries Prisoner Is Threatened
A Tucker Prison Farm inmate Alfred Sturgeon 22 seeks relief from alleged intolerable conditions in a federal petition. Attorney James E Shock said Sturgeon reports life threats and a letter to his mother stating he may not survive. Shock amended the petition naming Arkansas Penitentiary Board Supt C E Bishop and Asst Supt Morton as defendants.
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