Arkansas Weather Summary From OCR Fragment
Cloudy with slowly falling temperatures through Tuesday. Highs around 52, lows near 34 with traces of precipitation. North areas may see sleet and rain, while south regions have light drizzle. Rain likely west and south portions by late tonight and into Wednesday. Wednesday highs around 46 to 50 in places, with northerly winds and patchy precipitation ending.
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Resignation from McNamara Shifts Washington Focus
The article notes McNamara resigns after a long tenure and Johnson names a successor. It hints the chosen replacement’s views on bombing North Vietnam will be seen as signaling a possible escalation of bombing.
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Interest to Farmers Will Be Higher At Hot Springs
Morrow, president of the Federal Intermediate Credit Bank of St. Louis, told 14 Arkansas Production Credit Associations representatives that interest rates charged to farmers would be substantially higher during the coming year. He urged prudence in lending, warned against speculative loans, and noted Treasury pressure on credit control while stating the PCA in Arkansas should have enough funds. He cited a district increase of 52 million dollars in credit in the first ten months of the current fiscal year versus the prior year.
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Bodies Identified After Missouri Field Find
Two decomposed corpses found in a soybean field near Buffalo Missouri may be Montreal college students Ber tram Kidd and Marjorie Sharp both 20 and 21 McGill University students last seen Sept 16 leaving a bus north of Mexico City Clothing near the woman bore a Canadian label Coroner Cantlon said the bodies appeared in the field about three months ago near U S Route 65 Officials noted a witness who recently recalled hitchhikers from near the Mexican border to the Texas Oklahoma line.
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Woman Dies in Accident Near Rogers Arkansas
ROGERS Ark AP June Ann Taylor 23 of Rogers died Monday night in a collision on U S 71 half a mile south of Rogers. Her car veered into the path of a tractor trailer driven by James E Hoffman 30 Spirit Lake Iowa. A truck passenger Bart Holm 49 was injured. Hoffman not injured.
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Battle costs 287 American lives at Dak To
The Dak To battle, lasting three weeks, killed 287 Americans and left 1,641 North Vietnamese dead. U S officials say the fight aimed to influence U S public opinion and widen antiwar sentiment, using large-scale clash to drain pacification efforts and test new infantry tactics with heavy weapons.
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Cyprus crisis talks hinge on Greek Turkish troop moves
Informants report Greece will withdraw excess Cyprus troops within three months, first battalion in a week, with Turkey lifting invasion threats upon announcement. Compensation for 27 Turkish Cypriots killed in November clashes to be paid. Abrogation of Zurich special rights not addressed. U.S. Lt Gen Rosson notes strategic limits despite tactical gains.
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Portugal Flood Toll Surpasses Three Hundred Dead
Portugal lists more than 300 deaths from central floods over the weekend with victims buried today and new bodies recovered. Officials report flash floods and landslides as search efforts continue amid widespread damage.
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New York Subway Reorganization Sees Confusion and Delays
New York subway changes went into effect to speed trips but Monday brought major snafus with intermittent power failures, trapped riders, and crowded platforms. Transit officials called the day compounded confusion but said the changeover was about 90 percent effective and expects improvement.
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Cop Tells How Students Use Marijuana
Corpus Christi, AP. Patrolman Glenn Boggs testified how he infiltrated Corpus Christi High School to curb teen narcotics. The rookie enrolled, cut classes, faked getting high, and observed about 200 teens. 13 people, including one adult, were charged as dealers selling to youths. Boggs spent over two months with the group, noting the 4 to 6 dollar matchbox marijuana sales and 24 hour use, with parties and even restroom consumption at school. His cover ended after a Navy buddy exposed him as a lawman.
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Russians Drug, Search U.S. Attaches in Moscow
Five or six men attacked and searched the American and British military attaches in Moscow after they were served drugged wine during a visit near Kishiney Moldavia. The British and American embassies protested, saying the wine was tampered with, papers were taken, and no serious injuries occurred.
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Hit by Car Man Killed in Arkansas
A man identified as Al Charles By bolep, 22, of deus Ceol Furk was killed Monday night after being struck by a car while walking along a roadway near Grewindaud da Wage Highan Coty. Witnesses and local authorities described the incident and noted the vehicle involved.
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Two Escapees Recaptured Near Ben Hur Arkansas
Two of four inmates who escaped Conway County Jail Morrilton were captured Monday night near Ben Hur in Newton County. Billy Gross of Hattiesville and Lawrie Broussard of Louisiana were nabbed. Ernest Jimaur Maxwell of Portville was captured near Clark after a chase. The four fled by battering a concrete door and were held for federal authorities on assault and related charges amid a fatal beating case at the time.
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McCarthy Hopeful for Solidarity
AP dispatch from Washington reports Eugene J. McCarthy, Minnesota senator, hopes his early presidential bid will unify Democrats behind him and curb Johnson's Vietnam policies. He says he will press on despite anticipated setbacks, courting antiwar organizers who backing Kennedy might shift to him if Kennedy stays out. New Hampshire could test support, with a March 12 primary, as McCarthy weighs ballot viability and possible campaigning during Christmas recess. A Massachusetts primary on April 30 was also under consideration but facing opposition from Edward Kennedy.
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Funeral services for Sgt Harold Cumbie in Paris
Obituary notes Sgt Harold Cumbie 41 killed in action in Vietnam on November 21. Services set for 2 pm Thursday at Herndon Chapel with Rev James Shaddox and Rev Consie Robins. Burial with full military honors in Memory Gardens. Arrangements by Herndon Funeral Home.
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Opening of Felt Forum at Madison Square Garden Center
A 4 000 seat amphitheater named Felt Forum opened ahead of schedule with a ceremony and a Welsh Guards performance. The 18 000 seat Garden Center remains slated for February opening. Forum honors Irving Mitchell Felt, chairman and president of Madison Square Garden Center.
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Fulbright Not Surprised by McSamaras Resignation
Sen. Fulbright says McNamara’s resignation to head the World Bank did not surprise him. He questions whether the country can handle domestic problems while funding Vietnam. He notes U.S. costs exceed those in recent history and cites Florida’s population ranking in the Census.
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