Weather notes and state flower feature mixed in May 2 1966 issue
The clipping lists forecast for Arkansas and Louisiana with cloudy to partly cloudy skies. Night lows vary from 38 to 54, Tuesday highs reach 65 to 75 in spots. It also notes Magnolia grandiflora as Louisiana and Mississippi's state flower, averaging eight inches across with a creamy white bloom. It mentions the U.S. $100,000 bill bearing Woodrow Wilson's portrait.
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Alabama Eyed in Elections in Six States
A 1966 election preview notes primaries on Tuesday in six states led by Alabama where Gov. George Wallace is barred from re election but his wife Lurleen Wallace seeks the Democratic nomination for governor. Other states Florida Indiana New Mexico Ohio and Oklahoma also hold primaries with varied contests for governor and Congress.
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Robert Taft Jr
Jeader
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Cincinnati
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Flax
Stephen M. Young
House
John J. Gilligan
Hayden Burns
Robert King High
Miami
Scott Kelly
Lakeland
Sam Foor
Burns
High
Obscenity Conviction Upheld for Ginzburg Publisher
The Supreme Court refused to reconsider its March ruling upholding Ralph Ginzburg's conviction for obscenity. Ginzburg, publisher of Eros magazine, was sentenced in Philadelphia federal court to five years in prison and a $28,000 fine. Justice Brennan noted Eros was created as a tool of sexual stimulation, not to warn of obscenity.
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Williando. Brennan
Battle Over Education Health Aid in House Debates
In Washington the heated spending battle between President Johnson and the Democratic majority shifts to the House. The current dispute centers on education and health appropriations. Following a clash where about 100 million dollars was restored for school lunch and milk programs, the House is expected to back the Appropriations Committee's action.
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Army to Get Tougher on Guard Drills
Army moves to enforce drill attendance with tougher measures for National Guard and Reserve members. Gen. Harold K. Johnson ordered demotions for guardsmen missing too many drills, aiming to curb inefficiency and ensure 48 annual drills per year for most units.
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Military Wester
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The
Harold K. Johnson
Army Chief of Staff
Ate Taguirad
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