Weather Summary for Arkansas 24 Hours Ending 7 Am
The report notes 24 hours ending 7 am with a high of 73 and a low of 46 and precipitation totals of 2.66 inches. The Associated Press forecasts mostly cloudy conditions tonight with scattered showers and a few thundershowers, then Friday remain cloudy to partly cloudy with a chance of showers mainly south. Temperatures expected to hold with lows in the 40s north to low 50s south.
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Hope Junior Auxiliary Leaders Attend Biloxi Convention
Mrs. Al Graves Vice President Mrs Clyde Monts immediate past president and Mrs W C Bruner Jr president leave Wednesday for the National Association of Junior Auxiliaries convention in Biloxi Mississippi Also at the convention May 3 5 at the Buena Vista Hotel are Mrs Harold Stephens welfare chairman and Mrs E P Young Jr member of the National Executive Committee
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al Graves
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Pacification Program Is Failure
In Saigon intensified Viet Cong attacks batter South Vietnam's pacification effort. Four months show 309 attacks, 218 workers killed, 299 wounded, 51 missing. Officials warn of crisis risk, with Hue region noting 50 cadremen deserted and 20,000 workers under protection by 60 battalions. Cardinal Spellman marked birthday with charity party in New York.
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Vietnam
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Congress Told On Wage Talks And Vietnam Policy
Congress would have the final say if wage dispute talks fail, with a presidential mediation panel and a five member board to adjust settlement terms. in New Haven Yale professor Lyndh takes a year off to work with the Chicago Organizing School while GOP lawmakers rally behind Johnson on Vietnam policy, rejecting a formal party declaration critical of the war.
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Wants Prison Blood Program Continued
Dr Ause Lin R Stough of Montgomery Alabama urged the state Penitentiary Board to let him keep operating the Cummins Prison Farm blood plasma program. The board weighs contracting the program to the University of Arkansas Medical Center. A board member alleges Dr Stough earns about 300 dollars daily from the plasma operation. Stough has purchased inmate blood since 1963 at five dollars per pint and resold to Cutter Laboratories. A February resolution urged hospital officials to take over the program. Medical Center estimates the prison would contribute 70 000 to 80 000 dollars yearly from sales. John Haley of Little Rock praised reforms and noted potential research training at the prison medical program.
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Miami pair held in $620000 New York holdup probe
Two Miamians Ralph Almonte and Gilda Melina were arrested in Naples after travelers checks tied to a $620,000 New York holdup appeared on a list circulated worldwide. They faced $20,000 federal bonds each on interstate transportation of stolen property and forging charges, with state charges also filed against Almonte. An FBI search warrant was issued for Almonte’s Coral Gables home.
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New York
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U.S
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Alemonte
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Almonte
Coral Gables
Miami
Robert Deville
Howard C Ellen dies at 65 in Hope
Howard Clarence Ellen 65 lifelong Hope resident died Thursday in El Dorado he worked for the State Revenue Department. Surviving wife Nan Rye Ellen sister Bess Evans brother Horace Ellen. Funeral 2 pm Saturday at Herndon Chapel with Rev Gerald Trussell burial Memory Garden. A pistol was recovered from his car police said. A predawn raid on Hudson River piers April 13 saw four bandits seize 620000 in American Express travelers checks bound for Frankfurt Germany.
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Clarence Ellen
Hope
el Dorado
State Revenue Department
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Bess Evans
Horace Ellen
Colums
Herndon
Herndon Chapel
Gerald Trussell
Deeville
Hudson River
American Express
Frankfurt
Germany
New Trials for Sinatra Kidnapers
A 9th Circuit order grants new trials for two of three defendants in the 1963 Sinatra kidnap case. John William Irwin and Joseph Clyde Amsler receive reversals, while Barry Worthington Keenan drops his appeal and faces a reduced sentence. The court’s ruling centers on rights owed in capital cases, including extended jury challenges and pretrial witness lists, though Sinatra was not harmed.
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Frank Sinatra Jr
9Th
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
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U.S. Supreme Court
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John William Irwin
Joseph Clyde Amsler
Barry Worthington Keenan
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Criminal Division
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Sinatra
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Amsler
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Larvine
Lavine
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Amster
Irwin
Dai Amsler
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Chung Hee Park Reelected in Korea Landslide Victory
Seoul AP reports President Chung Hee Park won a landslide reelection with about 5,003,520 votes as 80 percent of unofficial returns came in. Opponent Aon Paxson of the New Democratic party earned roughly 3,989,463 votes. four splinter groups added about 300,000. Election praised as orderly since Korea's 1945 independence.
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Seoul
Chung Hee Park
South Koe Ted
Japan
Government Broadcasting Network
Aqe
Park
Aon Paxson
New Democratic Party
Yun
Egypt
Medders Named Springfield Assistant City Manager
Margaret Nelle Medders daughter of City Manager G G Medders will become assistant city manager of Springfield Ohio starting June 1 She will visit her parents for two weeks before reporting to the new post Previously she was personnel manager for Bangor Maine
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