Bonate Leaders Split Over Code of Ethics Bill
Senate leaders clashed over amendments to a proposed ethics code as initial votes neared. Republican Lauder and Democrat Mansfield defended versus challengers Clark and Case urging full public disclosure of senators income sources and finances. Dodd, under censure, pressed for stronger transparency while committee proposals would require two financial statements per year with one sealed for probe use.
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Arkansas Weather Summary for 24 Hours
24 hour station report ends 7 am Wednesday with high 75 and low 56. Precipitation totals 1.40 inches. Forecast Mostly cloudy tonight and Thursday with occasional rain spreading northward over the state. Continued cool Thursday with low tonight upper 90s and low 40s northwest to low 50s extreme southeast.
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Private Clubs Told Not to Sell Liquor
Arkansas private and country clubs face action after an Alcoholic Beverage Control Board directive banning mixed drinks. Hot Springs venues like The Vapors and The Black Orchid reportedly continue operating while managers pledge to comply or wait for clarification.
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Alcoholic Beverage Control Board
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Black Orchid
Night Train
J. R. Smith
Hot Springs Belvedere County
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Hot Springs Country Club
Pat Horner
Little Rock County Club
Mills Tax Plan Gets Support from Local Leaders
LITTLE ROCK AP Rep Wilbur D Mills chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee won backing from five Pulaski County groups. They adopted a resolution praising Mills for steadfastness on the proposed 10 percent income tax surcharge and opposing the Johnson plan until federal spending is reduced.
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Life in the From Page One and Office Gossip
Dialogic slice reveals a corporate world satire with a boss misnaming a top executive, a quitting office boy, a doctor’s remark on ulcers from boredom, grievances about meatball portions, and humorous mottos about ink and travel. Strong entities include Ameri ca's Key Business Executives and names like Salling, J.P., Myrtle, Millicent.
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De Gaulle Urges Reform of International Monetary System
Paris AP reports President Charles de Gaulle told his cabinet the present crisis of the British pound and the U S dollar shows the current monetary system is inequitable and thus inapplicable He urged a gold based system and Europe should shape reform with the Common Market playing a role France will act freely to delay reforms if needed He also noted hopes for a European Economic Community role in reform and reserved action for France. The meeting also featured Hope Kiwanis and remarks on religion by Father Thomas McVey Smith. Uranium radioactivity was discovered by A Bacquerel of France.
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Rockefeller may enter Oregon primary May 28
Rockefeller indicated he would sidestep all primaries except Oregon's May 28 if he becomes a candidate. He has until Friday to announce whether he will run, with reports saying he’ll enter and announce Thursday. Governor dismissed doubts after meeting with GOP senators.
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Robert F. Kennedy
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McCarthy
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Kennedy Proposes Urban Housing Plan to Aid Poor Areas
Senator Kennedy testifies before the Senate housing subcommittee proposing an administration bill to build six million new urban units in 10 years with at least 76 percent in poverty areas. He urges hiring quotas for residents, resident voices in rebuilding, tenant groups in project management, and long term rental relief via subsidies and tax breaks.
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Robert “F. Kennedy
Johnson
Sénate Housing Subcommittee
New York
Administration
Uban
Kennnedy
Kennedy
Juvenile Board Has Race Plan
The Arkansas Juvenile Training School Board met in Little Rock and adopted a desegregation plan to start September 1 intended to ignore race when assigning delinquent children to training schools. Dr. D J Webster was elected chairman with Esther Song as vice chair and Alberta Judah as secretary as the plan aims to satisfy a federal desegregation order due by March 25. A hearing on the plan is set for April 2.
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Oren Harris
Arkansas
First Day Snowfall Records Across Regions
Winter weather brought varied impacts from North Carolina to Utah. Alabama, Illinois, and Texas saw limited snow, while Indianapolis posted a 92 inch winter record. Iowa reported near average snowfall as Chicago registered 27.3 inches, and Salt supplies remained ample with 36,000 tons stored for streets.
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Friedanapolis
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Iowa
Chicago
James Mel Donough
Utah
More Gold Removed From U.S. Reserves
Washington reports the Treasury moved another 750 million dollars in gold from U.S. reserves to the Exchange Stabilization Fund to offset last week's European gold outflow. The transfer occurred in two steps.
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Treasury
Exchange Stabilization Fund
Hollywood author, Harky Kurnite, dies after heart attack
Hollywood author and playwright Harky Kurnite died Monday after a heart attack. He wrote the Witness for the Prosecution script and ghost wrote speeches. the obituary notes his screen and stage work.
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