China Pushes U S Russia Toward Dialogue
Washington sources say renewed U S Soviet talks hint at closer ties due to Soviet leadership struggles and China’s domestic instability. Diplomats differ on whether the rapprochement signals real policy change or limited tactical flexibility as Moscow maintains cautious stance on Hanoi Viet Nam and nuclear arms.
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Law Examiners Appointed for Arkansas Board
Jack Deacon of Jonesboro and Comer Boyett of Searcy were appointed to the state Board of Law Examiners by the Arkansas Supreme Court on Monday. The appointments run until December 31, 1969.
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Important Changes in Congress
Washington reports looming shifts in both parties leadership amid health issues and electoral stakes. Republicans replaced Halleck with Ford amid House turnover. Democrats await Albert’s return as leader while McCormack ages and Boggs faces Northern opposition. Senate Dirksen recovers from a hip injury as Kuchel awaits challenge. Mansfield remains solid as leader with Lang as aide though rivalry lingers.
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Uncle Sam serves drinks to Northern California’s aged poor
In San Francisco AP reports Uncle Sam acted as bartender to inmates of several Northern California institutions. He distributed 40000 shots of which part was scotch labeled as Scotland and part rum and creme de cafe. The rest went unclaimed after an importing firm went bankrupt. Recipients included Little Sisters of the Poor in San Francisco and Oakland Jewish Home for the Aged Lagunda Honda Home and California Veterans Home at Yountville. Mother Superior Aurelie said the beverages will be used as therapeutic hot toddies for cold days.
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Thinks State Violated Anti Trust Act
Six tobacco manufacturers and state Revenue Commissioner Doris McCastrain allege in a U S District Court suit that a conspiracy to restrain trade violated the Sherman Anti-Trust Act. Named firms include Philip Morris Reynolds American and others, seeking damages and a tentative four month suspension to end the conspiracy.
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A and B Tobacco Co
Forrest City
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Urges Change in Freedom of Choice
Fragmented AP text from St Louis and New York reports urges a change in school integration policy. AACP and legal fund representatives call on authorities to direct that policies base assignments on geography and remove genetic or ethnic considerations.
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Gordon Young
Little Rock
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Securities Dealer Edens Paroled for Medical Care
Arnold E. Edens 44, a former Paras Gould securities dealer convicted of stock sales frauds, is paroled to finish his sentences. He has been on medical leave from the Arkansas penitentiary since May for a heart condition, enabling treatment at a federal facility. He faces two state sentences plus an 11 year federal term for mail fraud and Securities Exchange Act violations, with IRS claiming $484 074 in income tax.
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Paras Gould
Edens
State
Arkansas Penitentiary
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Exhibition opens month-long Capitol arts show in Little Rock
A two hour program of performing arts opens a month long art display at the Arkansas State Capitol in Little Rock. Organized by the National Governor's Conference the event features the Arkansas Symphony Orchestra the Arkansas State Ballet Company and the Schola Cantorum of the University of Arkansas. An item notes the automobile starter patent date of 1902.
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Weather Update From Arkansas Louisiana Regions
Weather report for 24 hours ending 7 a.m. Tuesday shows Arkansas mostly cloudy through Wednesday with a slight chance of showers tonight or early Wednesday and minimal temperature changes across zones. Highs reach mid to upper 50s in north and mid 60s in south, lows mostly 40s to mid 50s. Louisiana remains cloudy to partly cloudy with cooler nights and a high near 62 to 72.
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