Inspections to Take Cars Off Arkansas Roads
Arkansas moves into high gear with compulsory vehicle inspections. By Jan 1 all cars must be inspected annually, 1.75 dollar fee split between stations and state. About 800 stations now, 1,000 planned, 1.2 million vehicles expected for next year. Exemptions include certain transit, pre 1932 vehicles, farm trailers, and some hobby trailers. Reinspection within five days if a car fails.
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Tommy Yates
Associated Press
Little Rock
Arkansas
The
Revenue Department
Dwain Thompson
State Police Motor Vehicle Inspection Section
Thompson
Poiice
Ralph Scott
Shoats Meet Texas Tech in Little Rock Action
Walter Nelson and Steve Hockersmith of the Arkansas Shoats, stars of the 22-15 win over SMU freshmen, return home for a Thursday night clash with Texas Tech at Little Rock. Nelson threw two TD passes in the SMU win, one to Hockersmith, as the Shoats notch their first victory since 1964. Arkansas beat Texas Tech 24-14 last year in a 7-3 series parity reads 7-3.
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Little Rock
Walter Nelson
Steve Hockersmith
Arkansas Shoats
SMU
Texas Tech
Nelson
Hockersmith
Little Rock Hall
Arkansas
Picadors
Faubus Addresses Wallace Rally in South Carolina
Former Arkansas Governor Orval Faubus told a crowd of about 600 at the South Carolina State Fairgrounds Peppermint Building that George C Wallace champions civil rights for all Americans from diverse backgrounds. He contrasted Wallace supporters who seek equal treatment with those who want uniform government courtesy and responsibility. The Wallace for President rally drew a standing room only audience after rain forced it indoors.
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Columbia
S.C
Forstér
Orval Paulina
Arkennsas
George C. Wallace
Wallace
United States
Hus
Faubus
South Carolina State Fairgrounds
Indictment in Smog Law Violation Case Briefed
A federal grand jury in New York handed up the first indictment under the new smog law. It alleges that certain automobiles were fraudulently imported for personal use to avoid import duties and bypass federal exhaust emission standards. The cars imported through legal channels carry smog suppression devices to meet standards.
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New York
Weak Jump Overcall Fails At Bridge
Oswald Jacoby and James Jacoby analyze a historical bridge hand where a weak jump overcall backfires. West's two spades pressure North, North bids three clubs, South settles in three no trump, leading king of spades. South ducks, then targets diamonds and clubs, gaining an overtrick despite East’s entries. If West had stayed quiet, South likely would not have captured the overtrick, yielding a better score for West.
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Oswald Jacoby
West
North
South
East
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Four Return to Lineup at A-State
Arkansas State University coach Bennie Ellender said four players who missed last week's game will be ready for Saturday against Southeastern Louisiana. Freshman quarterback James Hamilton and split end Kevin McClelland missed the Tennessee Tech win but should be ready, as will fullback Pat Casey and tailback Bubba Waldrup who have been injured since early in the season. Ellender lauded backup quarterback Wayne Crocker for his performance in the 15-12 victory over Tech.
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Ark
Arkansas State University
Bennie Ellender
Indians
Southeastern Louisiana
Ellender
James Hamilton
Kevin McClelland
Tennessee Tech
Southeastern Louisina
Pat Casey
Bubba Waldrup
Wayne Crocker
ASU
Tech
Crocker
Apollo 7 Preparations Arrow to Friday Launch
Apollo 7 astronauts Howard Benedict AP reports the crew, Navy Captain Walter Sehirra Jr, Air Force Major Donn Eisele, and civilian Walter Cunningham, tested in a spacecraft simulator and found the mission components in excellent shape for Friday’s three man spaceflight.
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Howard Benedict
AP Aerospace
Cape Kennedy
Fla
Navy
Walter M. Sehirra Jr
Air Force
Donn F. Eisele
Walter Cunningham
Non money issues bog coal talks
Negotiators race to a midnight deadline as United Mine Workers Union and Bituminous Coal Operators Association tentatively agree on at least a $2.50 daily wage rise for about 80,000 miners. Disputes over nonmoney issues including stopping coal purchases from nonunion mines and coal dust controls delay final contract. West Virginia, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Illinois and Kentucky see most strikes. 22 states involved.
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Neil Gilbride
Washington (Ap
United Mine Workers Union
Bituminous Coal Operators Association
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Hinois
Kentucky
Purcell Faulted Over Land Deal Smokescreen Claim
Allison Republican candidate for land commissioner accused Atty. Gen. Purcell of a legal smokescreen in the 1961 Van Dalsem land sale case. He pressed three questions about 1961 island ownership, deed legality, and the 1964 decree, asserting the land was state owned and urging a full investigation.
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Little Rock
Allison
Republican Party
Joe Purcell
Blytheville
Sam Jones
Paul van Dalsem
Jones
van Dalsem
Purcell
Arkansas
GOP
Arkansas River
Paul van Dalseam
Richard Mobley
Faulkner County
Mobley
O. H. Stark
Land Department
Leaders See Adjournment This Week in Congress
Congressional leaders expect the 90th Congress to adjourn by week’s end barring a presidential derailment. The effort centers on key funding bills for HEW, Labor, defense, and foreign aid, with a $18.4 billion measure advancing in Senate action and a $101.7 million catchall in the House. A Senate-passed bill would permit presidential candidates to debate without equal time, while a compromise rifles and shotguns traffic bill is in play. Nuclear nonproliferation treaty unlikely to survive the rush to adjourn.
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William F. Arbogast
Associated Press
Washington
90Th
Johnson
Senate
Abe Fortas
Fortas
Earl Warren
House
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Labor Department
Housé
Richard M. Nixon
Hubert H. Humphrey
George C. Wallace
Reading the Read Slam Try After Partner Opens Two Spades
The dialogue asks how to reply after a forcing two spade opening and a sequence ending in five spades. It notes the partnership’s pattern, suggesting a read slam try and continues with the partner signaling a willingness to proceed in spades, while considering potential premature advancement and delays.
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Anes Varess
Toray
Unusual TV Logs Prompt Ads On Dental Hygiene Offer
A page five television log mixed with program listings and a bold unsolicited advertisement for a dental hygiene appliance. The ad pitches a no cash investment opportunity with up to twenty thousand dollars yearly earnings and emphasizes being one's own boss with demonstration units and promotional aid.
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U.S.A
Flamingo Hotel fire forces evacuation of casino staff
A fire at the Flamingo Hotel and Convention Center in Las Vegas on Sunday drove out gamblers cocktail waitresses and staff as alarms sounded and evacuations began. No injuries were immediately reported. Fire crews worked to control the blaze and determine its cause.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Flamingo Hotel Casino and Convention Center
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