Weather Report for Arkansas Regional Forecast
Page Two Weather Experiment Station report for 24 hours ending at 7 a.m. Wednesday. High 56, Low 29. Forecast for Arkansas fair and warm through Thursday with highs around 66 to 90s and tonight’s lows near 36 to 46. Central Arkansas fair and warmer through Thursday with lows around 36 to 42 and Thursday highs in the 70s. Northwest and Northeast Arkansas fair and warmer through Thursday with lows 36 to 44 and Thursday highs 64 to 76. Southwest and Southeast Arkansas fair and warmer through Thursday with lows 36 to 44 and Thursday highs 68 to 74.
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Lefebvre to Try at Third Base for Dodgers This Spring
Los Angeles Dodgers second baseman Jim Lefebvre will be tried at third base this spring after logging 40 games there last season. The move could affect infield alignment as spring workouts begin.
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Jim Lefebvre
Los Angeles Dodgers
Amendments, bills pass House in Arkansas legislature
The Arkansas House passed two proposed constitutional amendments and a bill seen as anti administration while the Senate defeated a bill altering unemployment eligibility. The House also blocked a $206 monthly public relations expense for lawmakers and supported a Senate confirmation bill for governor appointees. Senate defeat stalled a paid 30‑day work rule for unemployment benefits. Other actions included immunization expansion, education funding amendments, and several public‑policy measures advancing or failing in both chambers.
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Robert L. Shaw
Associated Press
Little Rock
Arkansas House
Senate
House
General Assembly
Representatives
Guy Jones
Conway
Oscar Alngood
Joel Ledbetter
W. E. Rainwater
Fort Smith
G. W. Turner Jr
Pine Bluff
Talbot Feild
Hope
N. B. Murphy
Hamburg
Mihority
George Nowerthy
Turner
W. H. Thompson
Charles Davis
Springdale
John Sink
Newport
James Dawson
Jones
Orval Faubus
Tom Clark Considered a Conservative Leader on Court
Washington AP report notes Justice Tom C Clark plans to retire by the end of the current term to avoid a conflict with his son Ramsey Clark becoming attorney general. Clark, 67, known as a conservative with occasional liberal votes, was appointed by Truman and seated August 24, 1949. Born Dallas September 23, 1899.
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Truman
High Court
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Senate
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Homer Ferguson
Rmich
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Massachusetts
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Tex
Battle in War Zone C Surges Amid Junction City Action
U S forces report heavy fighting in War Zone C during Operation Junction City as 150 plus Viet Cong are killed after a Viet Cong assault on a company from the 1st Infantry Division. American artillery, including 175 mm guns near the DMZ, targets North Vietnam while Marines clash along the coast. Captain James S Walbridge of Williamsport Pa is rescued after his F105 goes down.
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Robert Tuckman
Saigon
U.S. 1St Infantry Division
U.S
Junction City
Demilitarized Gone
Six Mile Zone
North Vietnam
South China Seacoast
James S. Walbridge
Williamsport
Mu Gia Pass
Laos
Walbridge
The Negro Community Thought For The Day
Calendar items note meetings and rehearsals at Bethel A M E Church and Anna P Strong Federated Club. U P D plans Easter program. Junior choir rehearsal. meetings led by Mrs Veronica Phillips and Mrs Estelle Spearman with dates March 2 and March 3.
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Bethel A. M. E
Anna P. Strong
Highest Honor in Scouting at Openhouse Court of Honor
Troop 91 Hope held its Openhouse Court of Honor at the Lions Scout Hut Fair Park led by Scoutmaster Olen Overturf. Awards included Tenderfoot Investiture for listed Scouts and two year perfect attendance pins, with Dr. Carl Johnson and Dr. F C Crow presenting first class and Star awards respectively. Eagle Award went to Stevie Carlton of Bodcaw, noted as the highest Scouting honor. Ed Spencer showed a film on Camden trails.
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Hope
Lions Scout
Fair Park
Olen Overturf
David O'Dell
Bobby Willis
Chuck Key
Rusty Pandergraft
Mark Pendergraft
Robin Lee
Stan Nix
Lynn Murphy
Secon
Mike Worthley
Mike Middlebrooks
Bill McCulley
Allen Foster
Clifford Franks
Joe Brickerstaff
Roy Foster
Carl Johnson
al Roy
F.C. Crow
Dick Overturf
Royce Weisenberger
Stevie Carlton
Bodcaw
Ed Spencer
Prescott
Camden
Watts progress reported on employment efforts in 1966 riot area
A USC study shows a significantly favorable experience for workers and employers in Watts after extensive unemployment reduction efforts since the 1966 riots. Still, more job training for minority groups is needed. Chad Mos Clellan announced the findings, based on interviews with 100 workers and 59 firms.
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Howard C. Heyn
LOS Angeles
Watts
H.C
Chad) MosClellan
Management Council For Merit Employment
Obituaries for Brockman Faulkner Bohannon
Lena Daniel Brockman 68 lifelong Nevada County resident dies in Prescott hospital. Survived by husband Bascom, two sons Milton and Jack Brockman, two daughters Maxine Brown and Mary Godwin, brother Claude Daniels, sisters Emma Bosswell and Lois Hand. Services at Corinth Baptist Church. Burial Falcon Cemetery. Marcus Faulkner 64 former Hope resident dies in Texarkana hospital. Surviving wife Eva, son Williams Faulkner of Pontiac, Mich. Services at Herndon Chapel. Burial Bright Star Cemetery. Jim Bohannon native of Oran dies at Murfreesboro hospital. Survived by wife, son James Loyd of Pine Bluff, brothers Alton and Merrill Bohannon, sisters Fannie Blakely and Cecil Phillips. Services and burial at Belton Cemetery.
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Tena
Daniel Brockman
Prescott Hospital
Nevada County
Bascom, Brockman
Milton L. Brockman
Stamps
Jack &, Brockman
Arkadelphia
Maxine Brown
Mary To Godwin
Bodéain
Claude Daniels
Dallas
Emma Boss
Well
Bodéan
Lois Hand
Ellisville
Corinth Baptist Church
Wesley Thomasson
Falcon Cemetery
Smith Funeral Home
Marcus L. Faulkner
Hope
Texarkana Hospital
Texarkana
Eva Faulkner
Williams. Faulkner
Pontiac
Mich
Herndon Chapel
Bright Star Cemetery
Jim Bohannon
Oran
Murtfreeshoro
James Loyd
Pine Bluff
Alton Bohannon
Ozan
Merrill Bohannont
Calif
Fannie Blakely
Cecil Phillips
Belton Cemetery
Arkansan Killed in Vietnam War
Washington AP report states Cp. Matthew T. Orton of GarlandArkansas was killed in action in Vietnam. He was husband to Mrs Onla F Orton. Defense Department identified his death on Tuesday amid the ongoing conflict.
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Washington
Defense Department
Matthew T. Orton
Onla- F. Orton
Garland
Ark
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