Weather Report for Arkansas Friday Forecast A P
Page Two Weather Experiment Station report for 24 hours aiding at 7 a m Friday High 54 Low 33 Forecast by The Associated Press Arkansas Increasing cloudiness from the southwest through Saturday Colder tonight and Saturday Occasional rain south portions late tonight or Saturday Low tonight mostly in the 40s
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Southern Democrats control key Senate chairmanships
Southern Democrats will lead four top Senate committees in the next Congress while keeping a majority of chairmanships overall. Georgia’s Richard B. Russell takes Appropriations, with Russell Long, James Eastland, and J. William Fulbright retaining Finance, Judiciary, and Foreign Relations. Lister Hill’s retirement shifts Labor to Wayne Morse, with potential Senate changes after election returns.
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No Indictments in Death of Three Negroes
A federal grand jury in Columbia South Carolina found no indictments against nine highway patrolmen over the Orangeburg massacre deaths. Officials say the action ends federal civil rights charges while state leaders lament the decision and recall the campus shooting.
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Great Robbery Mastermind Is Captured
Britain's Great Train Robbery mastermind Siruce Reynolds was captured in Torquay on the south coast. He helped plan the August 8 1963 mail train robbery worth seven million dollars with about one million recovered. Reynolds 37 faces questioning in London as police seek details on the six million missing currency and Biggs remains at large.
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Three States Still In Doubt In 1968 Election
Voters in Missouri Maryland and Alaska remain uncertain about their presidential choices while Oregon continues the Senate tally. Nixon leads nationally with 287 electoral votes ahead of Humphrey, with Wallace at 13.2 percent. In Missouri unofficial counts show Nixon ahead by a narrow margin as 75 000 to 100 000 absentee ballots await tally. Maryland shows Humphrey ahead there by a wide margin, Alaska reports Nixon trailing Humphrey with late ballots to be counted, and Oregon counts resume in the Morse Packswood Senate race after Thursday night totals.
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BARES by Phil Pastoret
A garbled, partially readable local notice fragment hints at a tense exchange with a local undertaker about a ride or threat. The text is incomplete and unclear regarding the exact event or outcome.
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Thieu's Plan May Require More Talks
Paris and Saigon reports note President Thieu proposing a two delegation Paris peace conference with South Vietnam leading one side and North Vietnam heading the other. The US and allies could join one delegation while Hanoi may include any groups it desires. The arrangement hinges on whether Hanoi must be reengaged. Saint Anne is the patron saint of Canada.
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Woman Slaps West German Leader Kiesinger at Rally
Beate Klarsfeld, a German born French citizen, slapped Chancellor Kurt Georg Kiesinger at a CDU congress. She was sentenced to a year in jail but said she will appeal. She defended the act as a protest against Nazi crimes and Auschwitz.
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Nazi Klesinger speech sparks legal action in Berlin
After shouting Nazi taunts at a chancellor, Klasinger brushed off legal action while authorizing a court trial for public insult and bodily harm. Mrs Klarsfeld, married to a Paris export firm employee, defended her actions and praised by her husband as right.
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