Youths face prison for Detroit bombings plot
Eleven youths, ages 18 to 24, including two women, face up to 25 years each on conspiracy to place explosives charges tied to several Detroit area bombings dating from Aug. 30. They stood mute at arraignments in Detroit’s Researcher’s Court as police noted anti establishment motives.
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Sanitation Strike Ends Temporarily in Little Rock
Sanitation Department workers in Little Rock ended a near weeklong strike with most returning to work. About 27 of roughly 110 strikers remained out as 90 members of Council 38 of the AFSCME-backed union agreed to a 30 day negotiation period. The city promised no disciplinary action for returning workers.
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Actor Gene Barry eyes 1970 Senate bid in Democratic quest
Actor Gene Barry says he hopes to run for the U S Senate seat held by George Murphy, seeking the Democratic nomination. He notes active campaign experience since Kennedy's 1960 run but has not yet secured party sanction.
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Cutback in Army Training Bases Seen
AP Military Writer Bob Horton reports the Army plans to trim its U S training centers as Vietnam buildup nears the 549 500 man ceiling. Pentagon says no decision yet but basic training at Ft Bliss and advanced training at Ft Dix may be reduced, with Ft Polk named a permanent installation to unlock funds.
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New Pastor Arrives at First Assembly in Hope
Rev and Mrs Clifford Truitt of Poplar Bluff Missouri accept the pastorate of First Assembly of God Church 322 North Main Hope Arkansas. Truitt served nine years in Poplar Bluff where the church paid debt, expanded, and funded a $100000 nursing home addition. He is a Central Bible College graduate and has preached as district elder and evangelist in several states. Mrs Truitt has chaired women's missionary council and led district camps. They will reside in the church parsonage 107 West Avenue C and begin ministry Sunday November 17.
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Packaging Puzzles America Ties It Up Best Says Boyle
New York AP humor column by Hal Boyle notes America excels at packaging. He laments overzealous wrapping making simple items impossible to open. He imagines drastic methods to break seals and jokes that daily gift parcels could ruin an enemy in 30 days.
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Cold Weather Persists Across Arkansas For Days
The Associated Press reports a high pressure system keeps cold conditions in Arkansas for several days. Rainfall was minimal with 0.02 inches at Harrison and 0.01 at Walnut Ridge. Low temperatures ranged from 18 degrees in Fayetteville to 36 at Walnut Ridge while highs varied from 34 at Fayetteville to 47 at Texarkana.
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Cowboys Name Rookie of Year
DENVER AP The Rodeo Cowboys Association named Paul Mayo of Grinnell Iowa as Rookie of the Year Mayo who incompletion won the 1966 world bareback bronco riding title has earned 28 2680 this year Bowie Wesley of Wildorado Texas also cited as professional rodeo rookie of the year this year
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Recount Shows Little Change in Arkansas Races
Pulaski County certified its vote in the lieutenant governor race with Maurice Britt leading Bill G. Wells by about 3 386 votes after Sebastian County recounts. Unofficial tallies show Humphrey carrying Pulaski County, Nixon ahead of Wallace, Rockefeller defeating Crank, and Britt 16 576 to 10 234 in Sebastian.
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How to Read Faster and Retain More booklet offer
A Chicago publisher promotes a rapid reading method with a free self training booklet mailed to readers. The ad claims speed and comprehension gains across genres and invites readers to send name address and zip to receive the booklet at 835 Diversey Dept. 295-51N Chicago Illinois 60614.
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