Wounds heal after conventions in Humphrey remarks
Hubert H. Humphrey said it is a modern medical miracle how Democrats heal after national conventions as Kennedy and Johnson aides spar over a proposed blue ribbon Vietnam review. The AP report notes McCarthy and Kennedy clash, while Rockefeller weighs a run and Dellenback hints Reagan may enter Oregon primary. Verona ad shows local notice offering hog farm lease amid nearby exactions.
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Arkansas forecast and 24 hour station report
Experiment Station reports a 24 hour period ending 7 a.m. Monday with a high near 4 and a low around 52. Forecasts call for considerable drowsiness through Tuesday with scattered showers and possible thunderstorms. A cooler west Tuesday, otherwise little change in temperatures. Tonight’s low in the upper 40s in the northwest and around 50s elsewhere.
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Ad Agency Defends Fee in HemisFair Pavilion Case
Thom as C Hockersmith of Little Rock defends the 13 500 fee from Arthur Pugh and Associates of Houston for HemisFair 68 pavilion work saying the fee is not a conflict of interest Gov Rockefeller questions the arrangement while Hockersmith recalls past political ads and asserts no misconduct The dispute centers on contract timing and responsibility for pavilion quality and adherence to specifications.
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Seven Victims in Ironwood Shootings Named in Police Report
AP reports a seventh victim died after a rifleman launched a weekend rampage in Ironwood Michigan. Ene Pearson, 56, charged with the slayings. victims include Mrs Sally Johnson and her daughter Vienna Gustafson at a home, and others at a second residence and a tavern. Pearson was to be arraigned amid details of the deadly spree.
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Douglas Supports President as Urban, Vietnam Backer
Paul H. Douglas, former Senate liberal and ally of Lyndon Johnson, leads the National Commission on Urban Problems and co-chairs a Vietnam citizens committee. He backs Johnson policies, praises the cities message, and defends the war stance while avoiding close White House contact to keep independence.
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