U N Veto Splits Rhodesia Crisis Over Isolation Demand
At the United Nations, a African Asian resolution seeking complete isolation of Rhodesia faced a veto from Britain and the United States. Ambassador Charles W. Yost argued against cutting off all Rhodesians from world contact, while Malik condemned the veto as protection of racist regimes. The nine in favor would have passed without the veto. Britain’s separate veto followed.
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U.S
Charles W. Yost
Lord Caradon
Britain
Yost
United States
Jacob A. Malik
United Nations
Soviet Union
Europe
Malik
Czechoslovakia
France
China
U.N
Fragmentary reminiscence echoes of a faded era
A garbled reminiscence recalls a past era with names and phrases lost in error. The fragment hints at a domestic scene, failed plans, and a longing for days when America felt stronger, leaving a shadowed question of who remembers.
Film Crisis and My Lai Inquiries Reach Public Eye
A Fog of sensational edits and censored material surrounds a forthcoming film about a 16 year old sexual scene rumor and a violent wartime incident. The Peers inquiry details actions at Son My My Lai and the Geneva Convention gaps, with 225 page report largely withheld to protect legal rights. Witnesses totaling around 400 were questioned, some invoking the Fifth Amendment.
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Fathan Selman
Fort Jd
Peers Board Rege
Son My-My Lai
Peers
Westmoreland
Stanley Reger
Army
Robert MacCrate
MacCrate
Had Bomb On Board Munitions Freighter Abandon Ship
In Sattahip Thailand the munitions freighter Columbia Eagle abandoned ship after an order echoed from the bridge amid reports of a bomb on board. Robert W. Stevenson and 23 others escaped in lifeboats as the ship sped away, later picked up by the Rappahannock and brought to Sattahip.
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Peter O Lough Len
Associated Press
Sattahip
Thailand
Columbia Eagle
Robert W. Stevenson
Los Angeles
Stevenson
Rappahannock
Gulf of Siam
Satahip
U.S
Lyin
Arkansas Weather Outlook From Station Report
Weather summary for 24 hours ending 7 am Wednesday shows high 40s to 50s and a low around 40. Mostly cloudy conditions spread across the state with occasional rain starting this afternoon in the west, expanding tonight and Thursday. Precipitation totals near .03 inches. Northwest and central areas cooler today, slightly warmer tonight into Thursday.
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Arkansas
Weather snapshot from Associated Press report
A condensed list shows major U S cities with conditions and temperatures. Albany cloudy 40 Albuquerque 63 Tampa 70 and other cities indicate partly cloudy rain or snow across regions with temperatures ranging from the mid teens to mid 60s.
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Bismarck
Boise
Boston
Buffalo
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Chicago
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Denver
Des Moines
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House Seniority System Is Under Attack
Washington AP reports reform-minded House Democrats, defeated in their bid to oust Speaker McCormack, push a plan to study House rules for a possibly better method to select committee chairs. At a Democratic Study Group meeting, liberals rejected leadership proposals and moved to appoint a committee to examine the system and seek reforms to suit the caucus.
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Washington
House
John W. McCormack
Nberal Democratic Study Group
DSG
Melvida Price
DLL
Propossal
Inato
House Repul
Texarkana College President speaks at Lions Club Luncheon
Dr. J. W. Cady, president of Texarkana College, spoke at the Monday Lions Club Luncheon at Town & Country restaurant. He noted the college’s near 2,000 enrollment, its 1955 independence, and programs from nursing to aviation pilots. Hubert Thrash arranged the program. guests included Lioness Wagner, Bob Conrad, and Lion Truman Ray.
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J.W
Jim) Cady
Texarkana College
Lions Club
Town & Country
Texarkana
Cady
Hubert
Weather Warms With Rain Ahead In Arkansas Forecast
The Associated Press reports warmer weather with more precipitation for Arkansas in the coming days as a weak warm air low forms over the state. A storm center over the Rockies shifts east, bringing heavy rains tonight into Thursday. Highs Tuesday span from 40s to 80s across cities, with notable rainfall totals in several counties.
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Arkansas
Rockies
Weather Bureau
Ark
Harrison
FF Dorade
Fayetteville
Jonesboro
Pie Bluff
Texarkana
EY Dorado
Little Rock
Fort Smith
Tain
Clarrson
Pine Bluff
el Dorado
Fortsmith
Students End Occupation at Little Rock
In Little Rock, eight black student activists left the administration building at 9 a.m. after an occupation to demand greater representation on the Board of Trustees. The board agreed to add three black students and three black teachers as voting members, with the charter to be revised to formalize trusteeship. No disciplinary action was taken.
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Little Rock
Negi Pailanter Smith College
Morningster
Truntesa
Duane Hatrin
Board of Trustees
M. A. Jackson
Jackson
Leon Wiles
All - Campus Commission
Wiles
Obituary and protests cited in Maree 1 front page
Maree 1 obituaries note Lee M Gorham and family survivors in Houston Texas with services at Molly Grove Methodist Church and burial at Holly Grove Cemetery. Separate article covers student protests over race issues with comments from Leon Wiles and All-Campus Commission about board proposals and voting member spots. Epigraph explains term and usage in books and monuments.
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Lee M. Gorham
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