Showers Possible as Front Moves Into Arkansas Tonight
The Associated Press reports that showers may enter Arkansas tonight with a 30 percent chance of precipitation. The National Weather Service adds a 40 percent chance of rain Tuesday as a cold front moves southeastward into northern Arkansas tonight and then progresses south.
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Weather and pricing notes in Hope Star issue
The Hope Star issue lists weather outlook for Arkansas with cooler readings tonight and across the state. It provides historical high and low temperatures for several cities, rainfall amounts, and notes on circulation and advertising agencies. It also includes publication details, pricing, and subscription rates.
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el Dorado
Texarkana
Fayetteville
Harrison
Jonesboro
Memphis
Little Rock
Fort Smith
Third Brother Stricken Ends with Tearful Exchange
A front page continuation quotes Sutherland describing a family moment as Stephen asks if he will be buried in braces. The father recalls breaking down only once when facing the gravity of their son’s condition, and reassures him they will not worry about burial now.
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Sutherland
Stephen
Airplane Streaker Walks Free As Passengers Refuse to Press Charges
At Greater Pittsburgh International Airport a young man stripped on a Chicago to Pittsburgh flight and left with a smile. Police did not arrest him after all 120 passengers declined to pursue charges. Dan Gerber Sr., 75, former Gerber Products Co. chairman and president, died Saturday after a long career founding the baby foods company in 1912.
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Fremont, Mich
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Gerber Products Co
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Obituaries for Geneva McCormick and others in Texarkana area
Funeral services for Geneva McCormick 42 will be at Union Baptist Church near Rosston with burial at Union Cemetery. She died Friday at her Texarkana home and is survived by four sons, three daughters, three sisters, a brother in the Navy, and her parents. Also noted are obituaries for John Francis O'Dell 89, Ralph B. Hunt 62, with details of their deaths, families, and funeral arrangements in Herndon Chapel and related cemeteries.
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Union Baptist Church
Rosston
Lory Hildreth
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Texarkana
Ark
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Wayne Mills
Denver City
Tex
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Camden
Gilbert O’dell
Herndon Chapel
Glen A. Parks
M. H. Peebles
Artesian Cemetery
Emmet
Herndon Funeral Home
Ralph B. Hunt
Tucson
Ariz
James F. Hunt
Fr. Smith
Fred Hunt
Dale Hunt
Burl Hunt
Hope
Ayers Cemetery
Southern Quebec War Rumors Spread in Townships
In Southern Quebec confusion over military actions spreads to townships near the border as residents report unusual troop movements and disputed declarations. Local leaders urged calm while officials investigate staggered notices and scattered rumors.
Rotarians to Sponsor Civic Meet for SAWD
The Hope Rotary Club voted to sponsor a unified civic meeting for the South west Arkansas Water District during a luncheon at Town and Country. Program chairman Dr Emmett Thompson led a varied program mixing vocational and avocational elements with jokes and musical performances by Winfred Huckabee Mrs Anne Mauldin and Dr Thompson sharing songs. Vice President Gerald Keith presided and welcomed several guests including Mrs Emmet Thompson the Rev Gaylon Decious the Rev Jack Cutt and Vic Campbell noting his 20th year with Rotarian Vic Cobb in radio TV work.
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Southwest Arkansas Water District
Emmett Thompson
Winfred Huckabee
Anne Mauldin
Gerald Keith
Emmet Thompson
Gaylon Decious
Jack Cuttbirth
van Buren
Vic Campbell
Vic Cobb
UPI Workers Strike in New York Over Contract
About 50 Wire Service Guild members picketed United Press International headquarters in New York at 8 a.m. after talks broke off. The old contract expired Friday midnight. Negotiations to resume Tuesday at 9 a.m. continue as UPI staff keeps nationwide operations.
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New York
Wire Service Guild
United Press International
News Service
Guild
UPI
Dale Johns
Johns
Ray Ray to Testify in Court on Solitary Confinement
James Earl Ray, convicted King assassin, was to appear in federal court in Nashville today for a hearing on his request to end solitary confinement. He argued health declines in isolation and sought general prison population status. Ray received a 99 year sentence in March 1969. Lawyers James Lesar and Robert Livingston represented him, with Bernard Fensterwald excused to handle Florida matters.
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James Earl Ray
Martin Luther King
Ray
King
James Lesar
Washington
Robert Livingston
Memphis
Bernard Fensterwald
Florida
Mideast talks back on track as Syria face-to-face urged
In Washington, a senior official urged direct negotiations with Syria, saying settlement seems unlikely without heads of government meeting. Eban suggested talks would resemble the Israeli Egyptian disengagement pattern, while fighting on the Golan Heights continued with casualties claimed on both sides. Israel reported no casualties.
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Eban
ABCTV
Kissinger
Jerusalem
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Meir
Anwar Sadat
Egypt
Golan Heights
Syria
Israel
Convention rejects third party proposal at Black convention
Black leaders at the National Black Political Convention in Little Rock backed off a plan to form a national black party while agreeing to raise 17.5 million dollars for minority causes. Delegates tabled the motion as impractical, urging local base development first. They approved a 3 year fundraising timetable and a separate resolution condemning U.S. military aid to Israel amid drought relief for African nations.
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Little Rock, Ark
Louisiana
Ohio
National Democratic Party
Immamu Baraka
Newark
N.J
The
Baraka
Black National Political Assembly
U.S
Israel
New York
Richard Hatcher
Gary
Ind
Nixon
The wild turkey the heaviest land bird in North America
The article notes that the wild turkey holds the record as the heaviest land bird in North America, highlighting its size among native birds.
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North America
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