Weather Summary for Thursday and Friday
Weather report for the area shows a high around the upper 70s to 76 and a low near 40. Skies mostly clear to partly cloudy today with patchy evening clouds, then cool tonight. Friday will be mostly cloudy with a chance of showers mainly in the west late in the day, highs near 70s and lows in the 40s.
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Seven Killed in Arkansas Traffic Accidents
Seven people died in separate Arkansas crashes on Wednesday, including 14 year old July Bly of Ola and Hot Springs teen Carl David Dickey. A North Carolina man, Eddie Hartsoe, and his twin were killed when a tractor trailer crash near El Dorado. others perished near Little Rock Jonesboro Weiner Pine Bluff Lavaca and Barling in Sebastian County.
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Little Rock
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Violence in NFO milk price strike at national level
AP reports a week long National Farmers Organization action to push a two cent per quart milk price rise. Despite efforts including milk dumps and demonstrations, evidence of price hikes or shortages was scant. milk was sometimes donated rather than sold amid widespread protests and a tanker explosion scene noted in Tennessee.
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Desegregation Ruling Shifts Burden to Alabama Officials
A federal court mandates Alabama state officials enforce desegregation across 99 school systems. Gov. Lurleen Wallace may address the ruling soon in a statewide radio and TV speech, with officials noting HEW is no longer involved and judges will interpret Civil Rights Act provisions. Alabama has 118 school systems.
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NATO workers named in spy ring case in Italy
An Italian parachutist told authorities that 300 NATO workers across bases in Europe were involved in a Soviet spy ring. Civilians and military personnel from several factions including the United States were cited as suspects. Giorgio Rinaldi and Angela Maria were charged with spying, with arrests reportedly in Greece Cyprus Switzerland and Spain.
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Mediterranean
Fight to Save Rare Dolphin in San Diego
A joint effort by oceanarium officials and San Diego State College seeks to save a rare Risso's dolphin captured in the eastern Pacific. The 10 feet long, 850 pound mammal was rescued from a beach after likely suffering an intestinal disorder. Dr. David W. Kenney notes only one other such dolphin in captivity.
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Pacifists sail to North Vietnam with medical aid
Seven American Quaker pacifists and a TV producer sailed from Hong Kong to North Vietnam aboard the 50 foot yacht Phoenix with $10,000 in medical supplies. They defied a State Department warning that the trip was illegal, saying the goods are a gift to civilian bombing victims.
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Phoenix crew to Haiphong voyage faces two cables
Dr Earle Reynolds owner of the Phoenix leads a party confident they will reach Haiphong. The group includes Richard Faun producing a CBC television documentary and William Helck, a San Francisco cameraman, among others in the 1967 voyage report.
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