UFO Sighting Near Heber Springs Baffles Batesville Reader
Batesville farmer reports a group of low flying UFOs along a highway south of Heber Springs. He described greenish red lights, uncertain size, and a rapid pass over his car at 60 to 70 mph. Heels on edge, he drove away, unsure if optical illusion or real craft.
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Arizonas auction features unexpected land bid
LISCHFIELD Arizona AP Sister Elizabeth Ann Mahoney a nun teaches at St. Peters Episcopal School in Lishfield she has taken a year leave from the Catholic order to teach under a modified Montessori program in Arizona her arthuritis prompts the move and approval comes from church authorities in Greensburg Pa. The Arizona auction included 23 parcels appraised at 2 393 and John Chady Bend won bidding at 1 50 for one tract striking an odd contrast in a day of varied notices
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United Fund Kickoff Breakfast Sets Campaign in Hempstead
Next Tuesday at 6 30 a m the United Fund drive opens in Hempstead County with a breakfast at Town and Country. The event launches the annual One Time One Gift appeal benefiting local health welfare and recreation agencies. Local business leaders and employers praise the united effort for efficiency and broader support.
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Hope Wire Products
C. C. Lewis
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Yerger
Will V. Rutherford
Mfe
Hubert Thrash
Telse-Tex
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
Dennis Ross
Louise Fowler
Corbin Foster
Foster’s Family Shoe Store
Retail Merchants Association
Middle East Crisis Looms as Israel Accuses Syria
United Nations ready to convene Security Council after Israel charges Syria with murders sabotage and incitement to war. Abba Eban calls emergency session as border incidents escalate with a land mine killing four Israeli officers. Syrian authorities deny involvement. Ele Assef al-Fatah claims responsibility.
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War passes Storybook Village Qui Hoa Viet Nam
Qui Hoa a calm leprosy village near the China Sea 265 miles northeast of Saigon remains untouched by war despite 20 years of conflict. Franciscan sisters run a 1929 leprosarium now with 250 cottages and a modern hospital chapel and outdoor theater. American troops and Fifth Special Forces aid local building projects, while a Viet Namese doctor stays on call.
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Wage Law Touches Only Few Farmers
Washington AP briefs that a new congressional act expands the minimum wage to farm workers only for a fraction of farms. It targets about 1% of farms and 390,000 workers, with exemptions for family operations and those employing limited man-days. The phased farm rates start at $1.00 per hour, rising to $1.30 by year three, with no overtime for farm workers.
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Radios in Cuba block U S broadcasts, exile repairman says
In Cuba a refugee radio mechanic reports that repaired radios are altered to prevent tuning U S stations. Cuban authorities order repairmen to remove short wave and high frequency receivers, according to Sergio Sanchez Ferreira, former Havana state shop employee now in exile.
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U.S. Opens Heavy Raids Over North Viet Nam
U S military headquarters announced the war’s heaviest raids over North Viet Nam as planes totaled a record 175 missions in a day. Losses rose to 403 planes, with three new losses reported. B28 raids occurred inside the DMZ and just south of the buffer. Meanwhile 239 Philippine officers joined the 1000-man Civic Action Group, airlifted from the Philippines to a base near the Cambodian border.
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Adventure in Ozark National Forest Promises Scenic Drives
Travel writer MAX LOVE urges exploration of Ozark National Forest in Northwest Arkansas. The route includes Forest Road 1700, 1505, 1508 to White Rock Mountain, Shores Lake, 1510, 1003, and 123 with loops toward Gray's Spring, Bee Rock, Cher ry Bend and Ozark. The piece highlights caves, draws, gorges, and scenic overlooks, noting camping, rustic cottages, and cautions for supplies.
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Shores Lake Recreation Area
Rockefeller Johnson clash over Arkansas race highlighted by jests
Winthrop Rockefeller and James Johnson traded jibes as Rockefeller toured Hot Springs and Morrisotn while Johnson renewed a handshaking tour. Rockefeller pitched welfare reforms and Arkansas renewal plans including a scenic Ozarks highway, Tivoli recreation area, and an elevated train. Johnson and Rockefeller to meet educational leaders amid talks on state education. Meanwhile, 1200 flying saucer enthusiasts offered help for Air Force UFO studies at University of Colorado. Philadelphia plans a $26 million tenant-owned office building near City Hall.
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Conway
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Ariz
Air Force
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Tornado kills six in Belmond Iowa
Belmond Iowa suffered a devastating tornado that claimed six lives and injured about 150 or more. Four blocks of the town’s five block business district were destroyed and many homes and farms damaged. State patrol and volunteers conducted an inch by inch search through the night with daylight expecting to find few or no additional casualties. Dr Samuel Leinbach estimated 150 to 200 injuries with about 20 in critical condition and praised regional medical assistance.
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Dominican Is Making Changes At The National Palace
In Santo Domingo President Balaguer tightens austerity cutting coffee breaks and palace film. The mood shifts from crisis to calm as officials face a painful paycheck reality, with speculation about Trujillo links but Balaguer’s reputation sustains reform hopes amid years of corruption and mismanagement.
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