Notable vitamin pioneer and naval leader pass away
Elmer Ferner McCotlain, a nutritionist credited with vitamin discoveries, died Wednesday night after a long career at Johns Hopkins and prior work at the University of Wisconsin before World War I. Lord Chatfield, 94, former admiral and first sea lord, died at Farmham England after rearming the British Navy ahead of World War II. Alera C. Schwartz, 83, vice chairman of Bache & Co., died after a brief illness in New York.
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Baltimore
Elmer Ferner McCotlain
McCollat
Johns Zaveins University
School of All ‘Public Health
University of Wixhonsin
Farmham
England
Lord Chatfield
Laff
New York
Alerader C. Schwartz
Bache &Co., Inc
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Bache
Weather Station Report for 24 Hours Ending Thursday
Weather experiment station reports a high of 71 and a low of 36 for the 24 hours ending 7 a.m. Thursday. Forecast from The Associated Press notes Arkansas will be clear to partly cloudy tonight, becoming partly cloudy to cloudy Friday. A little warmer through Friday with a chance of a few showers in the north portion Friday afternoon or evening. Low tonight upper 30s northeast to 40s elsewhere.
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Associated Press
Arkansas
Pleasant Weather for State and Nearby Areas
Pleasant weather continues with warmer Gulf air bringing a chance of showers Friday afternoon or evening. Temperatures rise slowly with highs reaching the low to mid seventies in several towns, while Blytheville tops mid nineties and lows vary from the twenties to the forties. No rainfall reported in the past 24 hours ending today. The entry ends with an unrelated note about the word caviar and its Russian origin.
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Associated Press
Arkansas
Gulf
Fort Stolth
Texarkana
Blythevile
Hatesville
Texarkana and 63 Cities Named Model Cities
Secretary Robert C. Weaver announced the official Model Cities list naming 65 projects in 63 cities across 11 states plus the District of Columbia and Puerto Rico. The program will share 311 million in planning funds with 300 million more if the one year plan is completed, focusing on actual neighborhood improvements and urban renewal.
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Six Fined in Gambling Case in Little Rock
Circuit Judge William J. Kirby fined six Little Rock residents $50 each plus costs after their attorney, Harry C. Robinson, pleaded guilty for keeping a gaming device. The device was a pinball machine used for gambling. Fined were Jay W. Reed 54 Eugene J. Benoit 26 Laura Mae Bowden 29 Bob Bruce Willines Joyce Jane Kuykendall 42 Kenneth D. Kirkpatrick 41.
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Little Rock
William J. Kirby
Harry C. Robinson
Jay W. Reed
Eugene J. Benoit
Laura Mae Bowden
Bob Bruce Willines
Joyce Jane Kuykendall
Kenneth D. Kirkpatric
Gestapo Chief May Be Held in Panama
Panama and West German police investigate a graying peddler arrested in Panama City on suspicion of being Heinrich Mueller. Fingerprints sent to West Berlin for match. Panama official questions identification and notes a Belgian tip and handwriting claims. A separate DAR luncheon honors Betty Sue Gaines as Good Citizen Girl with pins, songs, and tributes.
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Webb City
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Hope High School
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Paul Kupsch
J. J. Battle
Postmaster Urges Proper Overseas Addressing
In Hempstead County Postmaster Brannan urges citizens to use full overseas military addresses. Missing the five digit APO or FPO delays mail sent to servicemen overseas. He cites 9 million delayed pieces last year and 32 million lacking complete APO/FPO data. Four essential elements: identity, unit, gateway post office, and APO or FPO number.
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Vietnam War Update From 1967 U S Planning July Troop Rise
Westmoreland aims to deploy more troops beyond 525000 as White House backing grows with calls to maintain military pressure on North Vietnam and Viet Cong. Bunker opposes long bombing pause while Johnson cites UN effort toward settlement and Humphrey debates domestic spending amid antiwar protests.
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Seeks Reading Matter for Gis Seeks Reading Matter for Gis
Maurice Britt urged Arkansas state agency directors on Wednesday to ask employees to donate reading material razorblades toothpaste and other items for U8 troops in South Vietnam. He said even one item from each person would create a sizeable show of support for the men. Wings stand 19 feet hh.
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Little Rock
Guy
Maurice Britu
South Vietnam
Britt
GP Strike Talks to Be Reopened at Ciossett
GP officials and Local S474 of the International Woodworkers Union said they will meet next Tuesday in Ciossett to reopen negotiations ending the 16 day strike. A. W. Millie of the Mediation and Conciliation Service will observe. Over 750 employees at the two Georgia Pacific plywood plants walked out over a new contract.
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Ciossett, Ark
Georgia Pacific Corp
International Woedowike76
A. W. Millie
Federal Mediation and Concilbation Service
Man Shot to Death Accidentally in Arkansas
Wallace E Brannon Jr 18 of Farmington was fatally shot when a shotgun resting upright in a pickup discharged on a country road near Sulphur City about 15 miles southeast of Fayetteville. Two other men were present. no other injuries. Brannon a Farming ton High School senior, was believed to be deer hunting. Coroner ruled the death accidental.
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Fayetteville, Ark
Wallace E. Brannon Jr
Farmington
Washington County
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Sulphur City
Here
John Vinzant
Farmington High School
W. E. Brannon
Japs Told Islands to Be Returned
Japanese Prime Minister Eisaku Sato left for New York after two day talks with President Johnson. The United States promised to return the Bonin Islands within a year, a move tied to easing tensions over World War II battlegrounds near Iwo Jima.
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Associated Press
Washington
Japan
Eisuku Sato
New York
Johnson
Sato
United States
Bonin Islands
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