Rafferty and Cranston duel in California Senate race
Republican Max Rafferty and Democrat Alan Cranston clash in a bruising campaign. Rafferty, California schools chief, beat Kuchel in June by 69,000 votes, while Cranston won a strong primary. They debate Vietnam policy, law and order, and police funding as they tour with starkly different styles.
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Associated Press
Sacramento
Calif
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Alan Cranston
U.S. Senate
Cranston
Rafferty
Congress
Thomas H. Kuchel
Senate
Pierre Salinger
White House
Ronald Reagan
South Vietnam
Raferty
Vietnam
Stanford
Weather report from Arkansas station for 24 hours
The ARKANSAS forecast calls for partly cloudy warm conditions through Wednesday. Widely scattered thunderstorms are expected tonight in the northwest and across the state Wednesday. Low tonight expected near 64 to 74 degrees. Highs reach about 87 with a low around 63.
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Weather Experiment Station
Wed
Arkansas
Not Surprised Crank Reacts to Cummins Prison Shootings
Arkansas Democratic candidate Marion Crank said the wounding of 24 inmates at Cummins Prison Farm reinforces his stance that prison reform under the Rockefeller administration is hollow. He named Gary Haydis as the first shooter and claimed an expert from California aided by Thomas Morton helped plan the incident. Crank criticized the handling of prison affairs and tied the event to broader political aims.
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Little Rock
Arp
Marion H. Crank
Cummins Prison Farm
Rockefeller
Cummins
Gary Haydis
Winthrop Rockefeller
Crank
Urban
Haydis
Tharetta
Arkansas
Thomas O. Morton
Murton
Tucker Prison Farm
Miners Win Pay Rise in Soft Coal Contract
The new soft coal pact raises base pay to 34.25 a day in year three and includes a 120 Christmas bonus for workers with no wildcat strikes. About 120000 miners in 22 states plus others are covered. the agreement aims to curb local strikes and restore labor relations.
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Neil Gilbride
Washington (Ap
W. A
Tony” Boyle
United Mine Workers Union
George Judy
Bituminous Coal Operators Association
Judy
Buueminous Association
Industry Association
Boyle
The Negro Community by Ester Hicks
A period column notes thoughts for the day and reports among friends visiting and hospital and obituary items. It mentions Mrs. Willie Mae Ross of Los Angeles visiting Mrs. Vera Delaney and Mrs. Beatrice Smith, travels to Minden Louisiana, and several visitors from San Francisco and San Diego. Obituaries report Lenzy Woods of Fulton and Tom Lee McGee of Nashville with funeral details.
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Willie Mae Ross
Los Angeles
California
Vera Delaney
Beatrice Smith
Minden
Louisiana
Rey
Milton Towls
Woodrow Lennear
Jack Green
K.T. Jones
San Francisco
Catherine Henderson
Latrice Henderson
San Diego
Tom Lee McGee
Nashville
Arkansas
Hicks Funeral Home, Inc
Arkansas Campaign Focuses on Family Payrolls and Prison Turmoil
Ed Allison accuses Sam Jones relatives of receiving over 40000 in state funds during Jones terms, citing audits from 195 to 1967. Separate reports describe prison unrest at Tucker Prison Farm with inmate transfers, demand for civilian doctor, and prior skeleton discoveries, under scrutiny of state authorities.
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Little Rock
Ed Allison
Sioner
Sam Jones
Jones
Allison
State Administration Department
Arkansas
State Land Department
Helen B. Monroe
Louise Jones
Barbs About a Star Salesman In Halloween Quip
A witty remark about the size of a star salesman suggests he is on an expansive account. A joking critic adds that if his wife removed her makeup she would be ready for a Halloween party.
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