U N Air Attacks Heighten Caribbean Crisis
The Dominican Republic fighting widens as a boy Jose Ivan was killed near a Radio Santo Domingo transmitter. U S officials question Imbert's knowledge while loyalist forces strike rebel areas. An American soldier died in a skirmish and 17 Americans have been killed overall.
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Charles B. Hennessey
Fort Lauderdale
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Marines battle Viet Cong on hill as patrols rescue trapped men
Heavy firefight on a hill sees two patrols struggle to reach four pinned Marines. Marine Phantom jets and five armed helicopters intervene but come under intense Communist ground fire. One helicopter is hit repeatedly, grazed pilot, shrapnel wounds, as evac missions continue.
Weather Outlook Across Regions With Scattered Thunderstorms
Weather affects up to eighty percent of the area with showers and thunderstorms in Southwest Arkansas and Southeast Arkansas. Showers end by Saturday afternoon. lows in the 60s and highs in the mid to upper 70s to mid 80s. Northwest and Northeast Arkansas remain mostly cloudy with little temperature change through Saturday.
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Viet Nam War Casualties and Diplomatic Talks Update
US and Vietnamese air losses expand as three month air strikes continue. Military officials report 43 Allied planes down and 25 pilots missing or dead, with 18 rescued. Diplomatic circles in London push for Cambodia neutrality talks, while China denounces plans for an Asia-African policing solution. Weather forecasts predict thundershowers across several states through Saturday with temperatures in the 70s and 80s.
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Jonesboro to Host Nationwide Jones Coming Celebration
In August 2021 Jonesboro will host Jones Coming events the nation’s largest urban area named for the Jones family The Chamber of Commerce invites officials from over 20 U S communities with Jones in their names The town was named for Sen William A Jones who served in the state legislature when Craighhead County formed. The note mentions a 1948 56 hiccup siege in Los Angeles and a 60 000 suggestion cure spike.
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China upbeat on second nuclear test amid global tension
U S monitors judged the second Chinese nuke similar in yield to the October anao 20 kiloton device. Sen Sparkman warned the test intensifies the case for international control of nuclear arms as Clark urged timetables for disarmament while Washington seeks to reassure Asian allies.
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Tax Increases Okay by Faubus in Two Cents Worth column
Gov. Orval Faubus signaled support for the tax increases urged by the Legislative Council to fund road-building. He may call a May 24 special session to tweak the plan, with the package expected to raise about 15 million dollars annually in new revenue.
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The Doctor Says So-Called Death Ray Can Save Lives
A medical overview explains laser light rays and their potential that stem from light amplification by stimulated emission. The beam can be extremely precise, burning through metal yet targeting tiny skin or cavity exposed cancers without harming surrounding tissue. Early medical uses include cancer destruction and retina repair through coagulation.
Magnolia Blossom Wow Impresses Mrs. Davis in Winters
Mrs. Pearl Davis visiting Winters Texas expressed amazement at a large Magnolia tree at historic Washington. She noted Texas locals are not accustomed to beauty like that found in Hope and nearby areas as she visited her son E R Davis at 109 West 16th Street.
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Winters
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Hope
Davis
E. R. Davis
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The Renaissance Rediscovery of Greek and Latin Texts
The Renaissance began in Italy with renewed study of ancient Greek and Latin writings neglected in the Middle Ages, sparking a cultural and intellectual revival.
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Life saving and limits of the death ray and X rays
The text discusses the potential medical uses of death rays for rapid adhesion and stopping bleeding, noting benefits when used properly and safety considerations. It also covers chest X rays, arguing ten per year pose little harm due to brief exposure, and compares it to atmospheric radiation. Shock treatments require a trained team and hospital supervision, not a general office procedure.
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