Arkansas House sticks to five cent cigarette tax hike
The Arkansas House stood firm behind a five cent cigarette tax increase after two days of amendments to a Senate version. The bill, intended to raise about ten million dollars annually, passed 25-21 with Speaker Hayes Mc Clerkin casting the 75th vote, and moves to the Senate for concurrence. Other actions included measures on insurance company reserves, polling times, residency rules for racing venues, and education and retirement-related bills.
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Associated Press
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Arkansas House
Senate
House
Hayes McClerkin
Texarkana
Rep
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Martane Ha
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Marshall Chrisman
Hartford
Bill Foster
England
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Heber Springs
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Hot Springs
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Supreme Court
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van Buren
Protests Sweep Campuses From Sarah Lawrence to FSU
The Associated Press report details sit ins at Sarah Lawrence College in Bronxville and campus arrests at Florida State University over tuition hikes and SDS activity. It notes occupations at the University of Rochester and Colgate Rochester Divinity School, clashes at UNC, and broader student demands and campus disturbances.
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Apollo 9 third day highlights from NASA spaceflight
Highlights from Apollo 9 describe a busy day with two crewmen swapping from the command ship to the lunar command module and back in a historic first. The LEM tests, a six minute engine burn, and a brief TV camera airing mark key milestones, with planned breakfast supper and a long rest period.
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At & P.m
Columbia officials negotiate black studies program plan
Columbia University officials and a Negro student group exchanged proposals for a black studies program. In Plainfield New York the Board of Education ordered all 15 city schools closed for the rest of the week after last Thursday’s battle in the high school auditorium disrupted operations, forcing closures Monday and Tuesday.
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Columbia
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Plainfield
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Arkansas Board seeks Murton testimony transcript
The state Board of Correction adopted a motion to request a transcript of testimony given before a Senate subcommittee in Washington by former Arkansas Prison Superintendent Thomas C. Murton. The board also seeks to have a representative testify before the same committee to rebut what chairman John Haley called scurrilous remarks.
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Little Rock
State Board of Correction
Senate
Washington
Arkansas
Thomas C. Murton
John Haley
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Haley
More Pueblo Incidents Possible
Navy chief Adm. Thomas H. Moorer told a House subcommittee that despite stronger sea protections there can be no absolute guarantee against another Pueblo like seizure. He noted ongoing reexamination of sea borne intelligence programs and pledged precautions to prevent similar incidents.
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Tom Seppy
Associated Press
Washington
North Korea
Uss Pueblo
Thomas H. Moorer
Chief of
Naval Operations
Special House
Pueblo
Moorer
Richard Helms
Central Intelligence Agency
Otis G. Pike
D-N.y
Special Armed Services Subcommittee
Navy Board of Inquiry
Coronado
Calif
Navy
Solunar Tables and North Korea Naval Incident Brief
Solunar Tables from Richard Alden Knight guide daily fishing and hunting timing. A fragmentary report mentions Leverscotte Thatchers and a prelo fret message about North Korean boarding attempts. Mooret notes ships deployed near Pueblo area and fighter aircraft ready, but distance and darkness prevented rescue before Pueblo reached Wonsan harbor.
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Dominmittee
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Plane With 27 Aboard Hijacked Plane Hijacked to Cuba
National Airlines Boeing 727 with 27 aboard was hijacked and diverted to Havana from New York. The cockpit was forced open by a passenger, the hijacker wore a Fu Manchu mustache, and the plane landed in Havana at 4 30 p m local time. The crew included Capt Ed Buchser Copilot Arnie Huseman flight engineer Walter D Mour and stewardesses Susan Gluck Madeline Emmet and Carroll Mandrestam. This was the 17th such incident this year.
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Kennedy
Norfolk
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National
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Madeline Emmet
Carroll Mandrestam
Saratoga School Board Candidacy Announcement
A candidate announces seeking a Saratoga school board seat and requests support and votes in the upcoming March election. The message expresses gratitude and emphasizes participation in the school election process.
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Saratoga School
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