Weather Summary For Arkansas Two Day Outlook
Page Two Weather report for 24 hours ending 7 am Tuesday shows clear to partly cloudy and cold conditions with light snow or flurries possible in the northern half late today or tonight. Highs range from near 90s in the north to 40s in the south with lows tonight from 8 to 18 in the north and 18 to 28 in the south.
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Floods Force Many From Their Homes
Flood waters from a March storm forced hundreds from homes across West Virginia and neighboring states. Evacuations continued as rivers rose. a drowned man near Logan and a teen's body on Tug River bank were reported. West Virginia National Guard aided residents in Weston and Ripley. Red Cross evacuated families in Clarksburg.
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Lodge Seeks Exit as Vietnam Envoy This Spring
Henry Cabot Lodge, U S ambassador to South Vietnam, has asked to be replaced in the coming months. The White House struggles to find a successor as Lodge hopes to stay until South Vietnam’s new constitution takes effect. Lodge, 65, appointed by Kennedy in 1963 and again by Johnson in 1965, was in Manila for a regional ambassadors meeting.
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Beatnik Type President of Student Body
Donald R. Smith, a 21-year-old mechanical engineering major with a beard, becomes Iowa State University student body president. He pledges to ease activity regulations, push cheaper textbooks, and lower room rents, aiming to drag ISU into the 20th century with student backing.
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Death Claims Singing Idol Nelson Eddy at 65
Nelson Eddy, 65, famed 1930s 40s singing idol paired with Jeanette McDonald, died after suffering a stroke while performing for about 400 fans at a Miami Beach nightclub. Eddy’s death marks the end of a beloved romantic screen duo era.
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Obituary notices from Hope Arkansas area multiple deaths
Carl O Watson 51 died Sunday night in Prescott Hospital formerly of Irving Texas survivors wife Dora mother Mrs W F Watson Hope one daughter Mrs Eddie Haynes Prescott one stepson Bobby O Briant Texarkana two sisters Martha Orr Earl Cooley Hope five brothers Orville Snyder Texas Virgil Hope Elbert Texarkana Robert Hope Leon Arkadelphia funeral 2 pm Tuesday First Baptist Prescott Cornish Funeral Home Walter L Allen 76 native of Hope died Monday in Avant Oklahoma survivors four brothers John Jack Hope George Curry Allen Nashville three sisters Mrs George Crews Hope Mrs Agnes May Nashville Mrs B H Fortenberry Angie Louisiana funeral 10 am Wednesday Avant Methodist Joe Hollis Sr 74 lifelong Patmos resident died Monday in local hospital survivors wife Ola four sons V N Texarkana Verdon Patmos Joe C Hampton Joe Hollis Jr Hope eight daughters Opal Blankenship Texarkana Leroy Smith Lewisville Pete Cole Houston Joe Freen Patmos Hoyt Blankenship Magnolia Valgene Hope Johnny Almand Emerson T D Nichols Patmos brother Andrew Hollis Absence Texas services 2 pm Wednesday Unity Baptist Church Herndon Funeral Chapel State burial New Hope Cemetery arrangements Smith Funeral Home Stamps Hungary frogs legs two and a half million migrate westward by train for French Swiss markets MTI says 130 tons frog legs ordered live in quacking waggons.
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U S Students Lag in International Math Study
CHICAGO AP An international test of math ability across 12 countries places the United States near the bottom. Researchers note limited exposure to new math may skew results, with Japan leading overall. Educators blame broad U.S. education systems and limited opportunities for advanced topics.
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