Weather Outlook Across Arkansas And Louisiana
Weather continues on page one with warm, largely cloudy conditions across Arkansas and Louisiana. Northwest and southwest areas face widely scattered thundershowers with highs 76 to 86 and lows in the 60s. Northeast and southeast Arkansas see partly cloudy skies, highs 80 to 86, lows in the 60s, while Louisiana remains partly cloudy with little temperature change and highs 82 to 87.
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Railway Strike Action and Court Restraint Summary
A widespread rail walkout in Illinois affected To ledo, Peoria and Western lines and Peoria and Pekin Union Trailway, with over 100 striking before the stoppage ended after about 10 hours. Conway yards kept operating with supervisors as firemen’s unions vote across about a dozen railroads. Gilbert could authorize a strike but cites federal court restraining order. A U S District Court hearing is set for May 11, amid claims of misinterpretation of last year’s arbitration ruling.
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Wallace's Indiana Showing Stirs Faubus Comment
Gov. Orval Faubus said Alabama Gov. George Wallace's 33 percent Indiana primary showing should not be discounted. He noted Indiana was against Wallace, and Welsh was the favorite son. Faubus questioned any impact on the civil rights bill and explained avoiding a national role after the Little Rock crisis.
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Tidal Wave Strikes Honshu Coast After Quake
A three-font tidal wave struck Japan's northern Honshu coast following moderate earthquakes. The surge blacked out Takaura, a Sea of Japan fishing village, but no injuries or property damage were reported.
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Federal Plan Aims to Avert Nationwide Train Strike
President Johnson secured a voluntary agreement from management and five train unions including firemen to prevent a nationwide strike. The talks focused on preserving firemen's jobs and avoiding disruption, with no direct link to eliminating positions.
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Favor Agency for Driver's Licenses
HOT SPRINGS Ark AP The Arkansas Medical Society adopted a resolution calling for a central agency to issue drivers licenses. It criticized the current state method as obsolete and inadequate noting the absence of a central file for traffic violations hindering law enforcement from spotting repeat offenders. Licenses are sold over the counter at Revenue Department offices annually. Senator Merle Peterson of Dumas has proposed a central licensure system.
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Voters Oppose Road Bond Plan Amid Political Shifts
Associated Press reports today that voters show strong opposition to road bonds. Gov. Orval Faubus and Dr. Randolph Ellis are linked to leadership changes as Monticello’s C. Lewis Hyatt is named president for 1965. Dermott’s H. W. Thomas becomes council chair, Mountain Home’s Dan N. Saltzman treasurer, and Little Rock’s Elvin Shuffield secretary.
Arkansas bonds debated for rural road program
Arkansas voters face a decision on a proposed 40 million dollar bond issue to fund rural road construction. Highway Commissioner Truman Baker proposed issuing the bond with a half cent gasoline tax increase to refinance. Governor Faubus noted Arkansas pride in low state debt and questioned voter willingness to approve new borrowing after past defeats.
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Fell freed after Yugoslav lover case in London
Barbara Fell 65 a British civil servant was released from prison after admitting she gave confidential Yugoslav reports to Smili jan Pacjak the Yugoslav Embassy press counsellor in London. She went into seclusion and will make no statement.
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Prague site to host new cultural center on Letna Hill
VIENNA AP reports Czechoslovakia moves to replace the giant Stalin monument in Prague with a cultural center. The government invites architects to submit designs for the Letna Hill site.
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