Weather Across Regions Forecast for Arkansas Louisiana
A weather page notes 24 hour period ending 7 PM with high 76 and low 42. Arkansas expects clear skies not quite so cool tonight with a low 46 to 56 and fair, slightly warmer conditions Wednesday. Louisiana reports partly cloudy and mild through Wednesday with interior lows in the 50s and coastal mid 60s, Wednesday highs around 80s. Other areas show similar mild trends.
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Inez Seems Whirling to Death in Hurricane Drift
Ben Funk reports from MIMAT Florida that Hurricane Inez defied forecasts by looping toward Mexico then turning toward Florida. Forecasters acknowledged limited predictability as Inez tracked 18 days from first satellite image on September 23 to landfall, creating unusual storms along the Gulf coast and Keys.
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Cape Cap Coast Guard Doctor Serves as Omnibus in Capitol
Nassau County New York appoints former Judge Samuel Greason to act as ombudsman for a three year Navy duty. In three months he handled 50 cases including drains and street lighting complaints. Congress elevated him to rear admiral, gave him car and chauffeur, and $1500 pay. His office, nonpartisan, services congressional staff and Capitol workers.
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Congress Sets Quitting Time as Oct. 22
Congress plans an Oct 22 adjournment target after talks with Senate and White House leaders. McCormack says the session may end earlier. key administration bills face rough passage and political limits. Senate action on education, spending, and civil rights shaped the unfinished agenda for 1967.
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Powell Convicted in Libel Case Amid Court Fight
US Representative Adam Clayton Powell faces up to 150 days in jail and a $1,250 fine after a Harlem widow Esther James won a $164,000 libel judgment. A trial court withheld sentencing to hear Powell's lawyers, who dispute the court's jurisdiction in the willful disobedience case. Powell and counsel boycotted proceedings, arguing the trial was illegal.
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Ombudsman Idea Moves From Sweden To Washington
HAL COOPER reports on a proposed American ombudsman to handle citizen complaints against courts and government. Sweden’s model funnels merited cases to Parliament. trials in Michigan and Nassau County test citizen grievance handling on an experimental basis.
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Calver Retires After 38 Years as Congress Doctor
Dr. George W. Culver, 75, longtime attending physician to Congress, resigns to relax. He hands over his Capitol office and medical supplies to Dr. Rufus Judson Pearson, former Bethesda Naval Hospital chief of medical and clinical services. Culver began serving Congress in 1928 as the first attending physician.
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Funeral services for Mrs Hester Shackelford in San Antonio
Obituary notes the death of Hes ter Williams Shackelford 49 a Hope native who died Monday in San Antonio. Funeral services are at 2 pm Wednesday at First Baptist Church with burial in Rose Hill Cemetery by Herndon Cornelius. Also a brief note reports 71 percent of unemployed in Kentucky completing manpower training courses per the Kentucky Department of Social Security.
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Hester Williams Shackelford
Hope
San Antonio
Bagstist Church
Herndon Cornelius
Rose Hill Cemetery
Prankfort, Ky
Kentucky Department of Social Security
New Pitch in Battle of Africans Over South Africa
The African bloc in the United Nations expresses intensified fury this year at South Africa’s apartheid in South-West Africa. They challenge the World Court ruling as a betrayal of the mandate. African leaders push for U.N. trusteeship, with debates spanning policy, trusteeship, and apartheid across the General Assembly sessions.
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United Nations
N.Y
South Africa
South-West Africa
U.N. General Assembly
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League of Nations
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