Infiltration talks surface in Vietnam war brief
North Vietnam allegedly increased infiltration into the south amid bombing limits, with up to 80,000 troops reported as infiltrated in March and April according to Tass sources. Aerial photos suggest bridges and rail lines rebuilt in the Hanoi Haiphong area while seaborne supply routes expand. In Hot Springs Arkansas a Catholic priest, president of the local NAACP chapter, says officials will meet with merchants to discuss hiring Negro workers. Borneo noted as the world's third largest island.
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Obituaries: Easterling Beard Rosenblatt Lindsay Bradford
Multiple obituaries note James Easterling 64 of Hope and Grady Beard 68 of Texas, with families and burial details. Also Sol A. Rosenblatt 67 longtime DNC lawyer died in Biarritz, and Sarasota founder David Breed Lindsay Sr. 75 found drowned in Sarasota Bay. Zerbe Bradford 77, automotive inventor involved with Kettering, died at home Dayton Ohio. Services set for Easterling and Beard. locations include Herndon Chapel and Rose Hill Cemetery.
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Rainy weather to continue across Arkansas state
The Associated Press reports more showers and thunderstorms are forecast for Arkansas tonight and Tuesday as a cool high pressure system pushes cooler air in. Temperatures dropped to 45 in Little Rock, two degrees above the date’s record low, with highs from 78 in Texarkana to 65 in Blytheville and overnight lows from 54 to 36 across the state.
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Five Die In Arkansas Traffic Accidents In 3 Days
An Associated Press tally reports five people killed in Arkansas traffic crashes from Friday evening to Sunday midnight. William Manuel 63 and Della 95 of near Paragould died Saturday when their pickup hit a Cotton Belt freight train near Paragould. Steve Reynolds 20 from New Boston Texas died Sunday in a head on collision on U S 167 north of Batesville after attempting to pass another vehicle. Eugene Hawkins 30 of Osceola died Sunday when his pickup overturned on a gravel road north of Osceola. Kenneth Hench 21 of Ashdown died Saturday when his tractor trailer overturned on Arkansas 32 near Saratoga. he was pinned in the wreck.
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Proclamation Declares Hire an Older Worker Week 1968
Mayor Donal Parker of Hope Arkansas proclaims May 5 to 11 1968 as Hire an Older Worker Week citing older workers over forty five as loyal experienced and dependable. He urges employers to consider their merits in filling jobs and notes older workers supply over one third of the labor force.
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Court Rules Rights for Prisoners
The Supreme Court rules prisoners must be advised of Miranda rights when questioned by officials, 6-3. The decision overturns a Florida man’s tax fraud conviction and 30 month sentence, citing that tax investigations are not immune from warnings. Justice White dissented, urging abandonment of Miranda.
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Monterey Race Sets Speed Record Amid Turbulent Payout
In Monterey California Mark Donohue of Stony Brook wins the Laguna Seca auto race at 107.2 mph by a narrow margin over Lothar Metschenbacher of Beverly Hills both in McLarens. The event follows a separate appeal to the Supreme Court over a tax withholdings dispute tied to a fictitious construction company and alleged coercive handwriting samples. The appeal accuses an agent of not warning that answering questions or signing documents could incriminate him.
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Hope Rotary Club hears on farming marketing progress
Dr. Leon Hol Jey of the Agricultural Extension Service at the University of Arkansas told Hope Rotary Club how rural marketing now links farmers, marketers, and consumers. He warned few young people are entering agriculture and showed slides illustrating growth into a big business. President Clyde Fouse noted a Bloodmobile visit in Hope on May 13 and 14 and urged club cooperation.
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Arkansas Weather Summary for 24 Hours Ending Monday
Experiment Station report notes 24 hour period ending 7 a.m. Monday with highs around 78 and lows near 47 in Arkansas. Forecast calls for partly cloudy and warmer conditions tonight and Tuesday with widely scattered showers and thundershowers beginning in the west and spreading east by Tuesday afternoon or evening. Overnight lows expected in the upper 40s to upper 50s.
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Dismissal Tied to WR Pressure in Arkansas Race
Sidney Roberts says Gov Winthrop Rockefeller pressured Stephens Manufacturing Co to fire him over politics. Roberts, a GOP gubernatorial hopeful, claims harassment and family pressure while Rockefeller accuses him of social ties to Democrats. Roberts vows to continue his campaign amid the dispute and related Millwood Lake development meeting plans.
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Kennedy Campaign Sparks in D C Primary Rallies
Kennedy campaigns in Washington for the District of Columbia primary drawing large crowds while Kennedy and McCarthy vie for delegates in Ohio and DC. Humphrey seeks delegates across Ohio DC primaries and four state conventions. McCarthy faces organization Democratic challengers in several districts as both sides contest the 115 delegate slate. The article also notes a historical overview of the term Children of Israel tracing to Jacob and the twelve tribes.
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