Hotels Open Doors To Traveling Dogs And Their Humans
A guide from Gaines Dog Research Center lists motels and hotels on the Gulf Coast and beyond that accommodate travelers with dogs. The piece notes growing acceptance in lodging, with some places even allowing pets while others remain wary, reflecting shifting attitudes toward pets in travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alamo Court
Gulf Coast
Emn
Gaines Dog
Park Avenue
New York
N.Y
Dog Food Manufacturer
Bowser
Cold unsettled weather grips southern Texas and northern Mexico
The Associated Press reports a cold, wet spell with an upper level low over western Texas expected to spawn thunder showers and keep temperatures down across much of the state. Morning lows ranged from 36 at Harrison to 50 at El Dorado, while Sunday highs varied from 46 at Fayetteville to 75 at El Dorado amid widespread rainfall. Texarkana recorded 1.41 inches in the 24 hours ending 6 am.
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Texas
Mexico
U.S. Weather Bureau
Harerison
el Dorado
Fayetteville
Texarkana
Mehaffey Leaves Texarkana Gazette for Model Cities Work
J Q Mahaffey of Texarkana will take a leave of absence of executive director of the Texarkana Gazette and Daily News starting April 1 to lead citizen participation in planning and implementing the Model Cities Program on both sides of Texarkana. Walter Hussman, Palmer Media Group president, notes Mahaffey’s 89 years of service and says the move offers a golden urban development opportunity for the city. Mahaffey, editor or managing editor for 20 years, began at the papers July 5, 1929 after Furman University graduation. He has held every department position except sports editor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texarkana
Tex
J. Q. “Mahaffey
Mahaffey
Gazette and
Daily News
Mataffey
Furman University
Greenville
S.C
Seven Nations to Set Up Gold Pool to Stabilize Price
Seven nations agreed to form a gold pool to keep the price at 35 dollars per ounce. The London gold market reacted with a subsiding rush after the announcement while Zurich and Frankfurt reported muted demand. Dealers cautioned the action may halt speculators but not yet drive out sellers, as the pound’s devaluation lingers in market sentiment.
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Lawrence ‘Malkin
Associated Press
London (Ap
London
Seven Station
Gold Pool
Zurich
Frankfurt
Gold Grow on Trees and Other Oddities
New York AP column blends curiosities and wry facts from HAL Boyle. Notes claim gold in minute tree cores, education gaps in U S schools, spider mothers, Swiss courtship quirks, and other light facts drawn from pop culture and trivia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Boyle
New York
National Geographic
Woodsman
America
Evers Not Given Much of a Chance Officials Fired in S Vietnam
In Saigon seven of 44 provincial chiefs were fired after the Communist lunar New Year offensive. Hue’s chief was replaced by Lt. Col. Le Van Than. Khoa, criticized by U.S. officials for hiding in civilian clothes during looting, failed to mobilize Hue promptly. New provincial leaders were named for Darlac, Binh Thuan, Vinh Long, An Giang, Ba Xuyen, and Tuyen Due. Quang Due’s chief also replaced after a helicopter crash death.
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S. Vietnam Saigon
Provinse
Hue
Sofarz
Politi DG
Thai Thien
le van Than
Joint General Staff
Saigon
Khoa
U.S
Darlac
Binh Thuan
Vinh Long
An Giang
Ba Xuyen
Tuyen Due
Quang Due
Arkansaw Man Killed in Oklahoma Crash
Roy Nynnelee, 65, of Fort Smith Arkansas died when his car struck a parked auto on U S 59 about two miles south of Sallisaw Oklahoma. Three local residents were injured in the collision.
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Sallisaw, Ogle
Roy Nynnelee
Fort Smith
Ark
U.S. 59
Sallisaw
Man Charged With Murder in Little Rock Shooting
The Associated Press reports Troy Lee Kelifan, 10, of Little Rock, charged with murder for the Friday night slaying of Charlie Williams, 19, also of Little Rock, who was shot in a temple with a .22 caliber pistol at a local cafe.
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Associated Press
Little Rock
Troy Lee Kelifan
Charlie Williams
Tmple
At & Little Rock
Cafa
Vietnam Policy Critics Eye U.S. Troop Levels
AP News Digest reports critics debate Vietnam policy as officials push for a quick civil rights vote. Former Vice President Richard Nixon campaigns in New Hampshire while Sen. Eugene McCarthy attacks Johnson’s policy. Rockefeller meetings planned before GOP nomination decision amid ongoing national debates.
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Vietnam
AP News Digest
Richard M. Nicon
New Hampshire
Eue
Gene J. McCarthy
Johnson
Nalgan A. Rockefeller
Ryan
Rockefeller
Rusk proposals pause bombing to seek talks on Vietnam
Secretary of State Dean Rusk urged stopping bombing as a condition for negotiating with North Vietnam. He testified to the Senate Foreign Relations Committee amid sharp questions from Sen. Fulbright about Vietnam policy and Tonkin resolution impacts. Rusk asserted readiness to negotiate without conditions and defended policy outcomes.
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Vietnam
Rie
Johnson
Efeiebhans
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
U.S. Man Rings
Demilitarized Zone
Kho Sanh
Robert T. Gray
Associated Press
Washington
Dean Rusk
North Vietnam
Falke
Sanate
Rusk
Thair
U.S
J. W. Fulbright
D-Ar
Gulf of Tonkin
Tonkin
Fulbright
Arkansas Highway Department Resurfacing Projects
Arkansas Highway Department plans resurfacing on Highway 19 from Rosston to the junction with Highway 299 at an estimated cost of 73 800 dollars and resurfacing 355 from north of McNab to south of Saratoga at 37 300 dollars.
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Arkansas Highway Department
Rosston
McNab
Saratoga
Whitbeck asks Rockefeller staff to explain statements
Frank Whitbeck of Little Rock a leading Democratic gubernatorial hopeful said Sunday Rockefeller staff should explain the governor’s remarks He criticized Rockefeller for saying Whitbeck’s statements were irresponsible Whitbeck noted Rockefeller hinted at tax increases while Whitbeck proposed eight ways to raise revenue without new taxes
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Little Rock
Frank Whitbeck
Winthrop Rockefeller
Whitbeck
Mae
Rockefeller
Comedian Jonathan Winters' Son Injured In Car Crash
In Burbank CaliforniaAP comedian Jonathan Winters son Jonathan Jr age 38 was in satisfactory condition after an auto accident that killed the car's driver John F Hysop 17 who was dead on arrival at hospital He was thrown from the car when it rolled over twice Police said the driver had been drag racing on Forest Lane Drive near Griffith Park and lost control
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Burbank
Cali
Jonathan Winters
Jonathan Jr
John F. Hysop
Saingson
Forest Lane Drive
Griffith Park
Arkansas Supreme Court Affirms Death-Row Confession Case
The Arkansas Supreme Court affirmed a Drew County ruling that Albert Harris of Monticello, under the death sentence since 1903 for the rape of a white woman in Monticello, confessed voluntarily while at Tucker Prison Farm. Harris and Orson Trotter, both Negroes, were condemned alongside the crime. Karel Ancerl named music director of the Toronto Symphony Orchestra starting 1969-70 season, replacing Seiji Ozawa who will lead the San Francisco Symphony.
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Little Rock
Arkansas Supreme Court
Drew Cfroult
al. Tucker Prison Farm
Albert Harris
Monticallo
Orson Trotter
Monticello
Harris
Trotter
Toronto
Karel Ancerl
Czech Philharmonie Orchestra
Toronto Symphony Orchestra
Ancers
Seiji Ozawa
San Francisco
Enemy Guns Blow Tons of Ammunition
South Vietnamese infantry reportedly killed 102 North Vietnamese troops in a northern frontier battle near the DMZ while U S Navy base stockpiles were hit. U S spokesmen said casualties were light at the naval complex and that heavy aerial bombardment and rocket fire continued against Communist positions inside and near the DMZ, including near Khe Sanh, Hue, Dak To, and the Cambodian border.
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Robert Tuckman
Prona
Saigon
South Viats
Armese
Edaterh Ead
Dong
Dmz
U.S
Ware
Baga
U.S. 3Rd Marine Division
Marinta
Artille
Khe Sanh
Hue
Dak To
College Choir to Concert at First Presbyterian Church
The Arkansas College Choir presents Easter music at Hope's First Presbyterian Church on Thursday March 14 at 7 30 p.m. as part of its twenty first annual tour. Faure Requiem is featured with soloists Love Varn Mason Charlene Prickett Myrt Ann Griffin Johnny Hicks Paulette Jones plus The Lassies four part group. Mrs Paul Gray directs both groups with organist Hernn Hess and pianists Phyliss Jeffery and Marianna Burton.
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Arkansas College
First Presbyterian Church In
Hope
Choire
Gabriel Faure
Love Varn Mason
Brockwell
Charlene Prickett
Myrt Ann Griffin
Batesville
Johany Hicks
North Battle Rock
Paulette Jones
West Memphis
Hernin Hess
Phyliss Jeffery
Arsaedelphia
Marianna Burton
Piggott
Hot Springs
Malvern
Warren
Hamburg
Lance Jones
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Mehaffey
Carl P.leubsdorf
Washington (Ap
Sonern
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Mansfield
House
George Bernard Shaw
Tonga Islands
Pacific
Mark Twain
Bi Bonnla Lingard
Girl Scout
Tusday
Evers
Jackson, Miss
Charles H. Griffin
Charles Evers
Congress
Mississippi
John Bell Wiliams
Griffin
Utica
Williams
Griffin Fe
Arkansaw
Okla
Oregon’ State Penitentiary
International London
Ag Digk Barnes Associated
New York Stock Exchange
Informa
Treasury Department
Treasury
Wright Patman
D-Tex
House Banking Committee
North Korea
Pueblo
The
Star
Hope District
Bryan C. Clark
Gerald T. Kirksey
Amity
John W. Barham
John W. Shaw
Periment Station
Richard Keyton
U of A
Hope High
Tonolle
Keyton
HHS
Richard Worthington
Whitfield
Circle 5
WSCS
Heritage House
Reinhardt
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