Weather page two report 24 hours ending 7 am
Weather summary cites 24 hour period ending 7 am Wednesday with high 62 and low 31 and no precipitation. Arkansas forecast calls for fair tonight and partly cloudy Thursday with colder temperatures, lows 26 to 34 north and 34 to 40 south and highs 48 to 58. Louisiana outlook remains mostly cloudy with scattered rain in south tonight and Thursday, lows 32 to 40 north and 38 to 46 south, highs 42 to 56.
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Weather Elsewhere Fish Camouflage Behavior
The giant kelpfish camouflages itself by swimming horizontally in line with plants and may waft its tail to mimic blade movement, confusing predators and blending into its surroundings.
China loses bid for UN seat and two-China plan
UN General Assembly rejected both Peking seat and a compromise solution, defeating the two-China policy prospects. The 62-34 vote against the Italian plan to study China representation signals drift away from a two-China formula, amid U.S. pressure and new African governments' stance. Also noted: U.S. opposition and regional dynamics influenced the outcome and a 1923 Tokyo earthquake hotel linked to Frank Lloyd Wright is mentioned.
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United Nations
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U.N. General Assembly
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Washington
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S.C. Adebo
Nigeria
Marof Achkar
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Kiwanis Speaker Reports Texarkana SSA Benefits Totals
Kiwanis member Joe Harrison told Hope Kiwanis Club that 3200 Hempstead County residents receive 172000 dollars monthly in Social Security benefits, about 2.0 million annually, excluding Medicare. He reviewed amendments and answered questions as John Lester joined as a new member.
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Hope Kiwanis Club
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Ashland
GOP Dispute Over Romney Letter Sparks 1964 Clash
Washington AP reports Barry Goldwater campaign leaders dismiss Romney's charge that the race aimed at Southern segregationists as baloney. Dean Burch says he advised against debate on the issue to avoid reviving party strife from Goldwater's prior run. Romney and Goldwater aides deny releasing the letter text.
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Betowe Goldwater
Obituary: Infant James R. Eubanks Dies in Hospital
James Richard Eubanks age two days, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Earnest Eubanks, died Tuesday night in a local hospital. Survivors include his parents, two brothers John Allen Eubanks and Mark Miller, one sister Jill Miller, paternal grandparents E W Eubanks Sr., maternal grandparents Jim Langston of Hope. Graveside rites Wednesday at 2:30 PM at Harmony cemetery with Rev. Jeannie Walraven. Oakcrest Funeral Home in charge.
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Hope
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Oakcrest Funeral Home
Highway Cut Opposed by Gov. Faubus
Gov. Orval Faubus urged President Johnson to rescind a cut in federal highway funds, saying it would halt interstate building in Arkansas. He asked for a careful review and suggested reducing spending in other fields, noting Arkansas has only 6.5 million left for seven months of a 29.77 million allocation.
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Michigan Digs Out of Snowstorm
Arctic winds battered Michigan and neighboring states as the season’s first major snowstorm raged. Coast Guard plucked eight sailors from the Nordmeer as the vessel broke apart off eastern Michigan. Ludington saw 181 people stranded aboard the City of Midland for a second night, awaiting a tug to free it from a sandbar amid five foot drifts.
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Romney Letter Sparks Fresh GOP Division Over Segregation Stance
The New York Times published Romney's letter to Goldwater accusing party leaders of a Southern segregationist surrender. Goldwater, away on Air Force Reserve duty, declined comment. Romney released the Dec. 6 1964 letter and Goldwater questioned party leadership during the 1964 campaign.
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Strike Hangs Over Pan Am for Friday
New York AP Pan American World Airways says it will keep talks with the Transport Workers Union to avert a Friday noon strike. The TWU claims 13,000 Pan Am flight and ground staff, threatening suspension of 360 daily flights to 128 cities, affecting Cape Kennedy workers too. The dispute centers on a 15 percent wage increase over two years from a presidential fact finding board.
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Argentine Faces Labor Uprising
Six months into control, Ongania treads carefully as labor unrest grows in Argentina. He prioritizes reorganization of Buenos Aires port after a failed strike, with railroads next and up to 80,000 potential dismissals threatened to cut deficits. The Peronist threat looms amid student and military-paned politics.
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Roman Jimenez
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Juan Carlos Ongania
Ongania
Onganta
Peron Theme Spills Into Madrid Discussion
The passage hints that the military tone of the government fuels criticism and suggests Peron may have stayed in luxury in Madrid, Spain. It reflects Peronist leaders labeling his prolonged exile as contributing to the crisis.
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Juan D. Peron
Madrid
Spain
Russia Hints Red China Clash Without Attacking Party
AP Special Correspondent Ryan Williams reports Soviet and European Communist observers view Moscow pressing for a world Communist conference that would marginalize Red China's leadership while not labeling the Chinese Communist Party as a whole. Moscow’s sharp denouncements target Maoist leadership, amid purges and factional battles within Beijing influenced by Lin Piao and Teng Hsiao-ping.
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