GM Hobbled Still by Local Strikes After End of Walkout
DETROIT AP Despite ending a 31 day national strike at General Motors the company remains hamstrung by focal local strikes that threaten new operations. A UAW says 95 of 97 locals ratified a three year national contract while 28 locals without full plant agreements stay out. About 102 of 130 GM units have local settlements, with callbacks planned but no precise schedule.
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Kansas City
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Louis G. Seaton
Chrysler Corp
Old Motor Car
Arkansas Weather Summary for Monday Forecast
Weather Experiment Station reports 24 hours ending 7 am Monday. High 78 low 42. Parily cloudy to cloudy in Arkansas with showers affecting 20 to 30 percent of the western section today and 40 to 60 percent of the state tonight and Tuesday. Cooler northwest today and across the state Tuesday. Continued on Page Two.
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Little Rock Leader Seeks Faubus to Back Johnson Ticket
Amis Guthridge president of the Little Rock Capital Citizens Council urged Gov. Orval Faubus to withdraw support for the Johnson Humphrey ticket. Guthridge said Faubus had assured the council he would not back Johnson and placed ads in Little Rock newspapers urging the governor to honor those assurances.
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Little Rock
Little Rock Capital
Supreme Court Refuses Review of Arkansas Rape Trial
The U S Supreme Court refused to review the trial of Albert Harris and Orion Trotter, two Black men sentenced to death by Drew County Circuit Court in Monticello for raping a white schoolteacher. They argued jury exclusion of Negroes was systematic in their appeal.
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Arkansas
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Orion Trotter
Drew County
Monticello
Supreme Court
Russia Buys More Wheat From Canada
Russia imported 10.6 million bushels of wheat and flour from Canada under a cash sale worth about 21 million dollars. The shipment will move through St Lawrence and Atlantic ports next month, covering 250000 long tons of wheat and 25000 long tons of flour. The contract allows delivery to the Soviet Union as well.
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Body found in White River near Augusta decapitated
Arkansas officers retrieved a decapitated white male body from the White River near Augusta. Estimated 25 to 35 years old, dead about two weeks. A 17 inch abdominal wound noted, clothing without bloodstains. Body forwarded to Little Rock for identification.
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Largest Creature Ever to Live on Land or Sea Is the Huge 100 Ton Blue Whale
Hal Boyle notes the blue whale as the largest creature to ever live on land or sea, weighing up to 100 tons and yielding 25 tons of oil. The column mixes trivia, quotes, and light observations, including odd facts on growing pains, fuel abundance, and random curiosities.
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New York
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Charles de Gaulle
General Motors Corp
Gubernatorial Campaign in Final Week
In Little Rock the race between Winthrop Rockefeller and Gov. Orval Faubus enters its last full week. Faubus attacks Rockefeller as a "former New York playboy" while Rockefeller emphasizes the Faubus record and fends off personal smears. Both avoid new tactics, sticking to their established approaches as the campaign heads toward the final days.
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House Ransacked on Highway 67 Near Weight Scales
Forrest Ross reports a daytime break in on Highway 67 near the weight scales. Thieves took a television, tables, clothes and many other items. A few weeks earlier, some small items were stolen from the home.
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Forrest Ross
New Russian Leaders Asked to Pay UN Debt
In Phoenix Arkansas Senator Fulbright urged the new Soviet leadership to settle the USSR's UN debt or risk losing General Assembly voting rights. He cited a $52.6 million back debt and refusals to fund peacekeeping costs in the Middle East and Congo, noting Khrushchev’s threat to quit the UN.
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Mrs. Carle Andres Dies At 74 In Bryan Texas
Mrs. Carle Andres age 74 long time Hope resident died Saturday in Bryan Texas after living there 12 years. She was a Baptist. Survived by son Dr Dwight Andres Bryan. brother Ben Tompkins Ardmore Oklahoma. sister Mrs W M Tweedy Fort Smith. Services held in Bryan. body returned by Herndon Cornelius Funeral Home for burial at Rose Hill Cemetery with graveside rites by Dr George Balentine.
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Rose Hill Cemeery
Wirges Testifies Before Jury in Morrilton Case
Former Morrilton editor Gene Wirges testified before the Conway County Grand Jury and was released from jail after four days for contempt. He told Circuit Judge Wiley Bean he would answer questions without incriminating himself, then spent about 30 minutes in the grand jury room. The jury probes possible conspiracy against Sheriff Marlin Hawkins as warrants against Hawkins were issued and then dismissed amid voir dire.
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Conway County Grand Jury
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Wirges
Marlin Hawkins
Arkansas Assessors Institute Opens With State Officials
Associate Justice Jim Johnson of the state Supreme Court will speak Tuesday at the annual Arkansas Assessors Institute in Little Rock. C Jack Cato, director of the state Department of Assessment Coordination, will address the opening session Tuesday afternoon.
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Jim Johnson
State Supreme Court
Arkansas Assessors Institute
C. Jack Cato
State Department of Assessment Coordliation
Suit Attacks Van Dalsem Act In Arkansas County
A Republican member of Sharp County’s election commission sues Democratic members claiming the Van Dalsem Act blocks Republicans from naming election judges. The suit seeks an injunction to stop enforcement, with a hearing set for Thursday. The action follows earlier similar suits in Russellville and Clinton and references a 1963 act cited by Adv. Gen. Bruce Bennett.
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Bryan Bristow
Jackson
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Russellville
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GOP
Shakeup in Soviet leadership dents Khrushchev era prestige
Washington guidance from government experts concludes Khrushchev's ouster damaged Soviet prestige at home and abroad and clouds future policy toward the West. The analysis notes likely power struggles between Brezhnev and Kosygin, factionalism hurting Soviet interests, and Eastern European leaders reassessing liberal Khrushchev policies while China gains leverage amid regional shifts.
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Khrushchev ouster dominates talks as border of influence shifts
AP News Digest reports Soviet leaders meeting Europe and Communist allies about Khrushchev’s ouster while President Johnson paves a path ofOlder Americans with a new charter and Goldwater signals no major campaign changes. U S jets position near Red China as Viet Nam swears in a civilian president and space plans loom Cape Kennedy. A gas line blaze injures and kills in Orange Texas as Arkansas heads into last campaign week amid absentee ballot concerns.
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Minister Praises Life of a Minister at Hope Event
Reverend Robert B. Moore Jr of the First Minst Church told Hope s Ingv speech that being a minister is highly rewarding though not always monetarily. He compared ministers to physicians for serving lives and welfare, noting a shortage across faiths and urging parents to consider guiding children toward the profession. Rotarian Herbert Stephens organized the program before his hospital admission in Houston.
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Beekeepers Group Endorses Faubus For Re election
The Arkansas Beekeepers Association executive committee voted unanimously to endorse Gov. Orval E. Faubus for re election. Secretary A. J. Andrews announced the endorsement.
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Community Notes From Hope Area Schools and Clubs
All Around Town reports Brookwood and Paisley students and mothers to meet in the Brookwood Auditorium after school Tuesday October 27 for Girl Seoul and Brownie work. Rev. Robert Moore Jr will speak on evangelism at the Hope District Ministers Retreat October 27 28 at the Lite River County Club near Horatio. Hempstead County Republican Women meet October 27 at 210 Main St to discuss election laws with refreshments. Providence Cemetery seeks funds for mowing before frost. contributions to Mrs. Callie Rinehart Patmos Rt 1. Hope students win dorm officers at Ouachita Baptist College Jane Grigg AWS chair Dorothy Smith VP. County Judge Byers notes the 3 mill road tax remains a continuing vote on election day. Diane Ellis among 441 at Mississippi State College for Women with bids from 12 four year social clubs. Hope Booster Club meets 7:30 PM at the High School to screen a Hope Magnolia game film. Opal Daniel and Thel Joplin attend Lewis-McLarty fashion market in Dallas.
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Hope
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U S Sends Big Nuclear Planes to Isle of Guam
Washington AP The United States has posted a squadron of 15 B52 heavy bombers to Guam bringing them within about 1 000 miles of Red China. The move, made last spring, marks the first overseas deployment of the long range B52s.
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Wreck in Nashville Leads to DWI Charge
Yesterday afternoon at North Hazel and Avenue D a collision between vehicles driven by Frankie Brown and Theodus Turner caused heavy damage. City Police charged Brown with driving while intoxicated.
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Britain unveils emergency plan to cut overseas deficit
London AP report says Prime Minister Harold Wilson's new government outline imposes import surcharges and export concessions to shrink a £2 billion overseas gap. It calls for a Commonwealth export council, IMF borrowing up to $4 billion with repayment terms, and a strict review of all spending. The plan aims to bolster the pound while acknowledging a profoundly unsatisfactory economy.
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Harold Wilson
Lal
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Nine Americans killed in air accident near Huelva
Nine U.S. Marines died as two H34 helicopters collided during large joint U.S. Spanish amphibious maneuvers near Huelva Spain. The crash occurred at about 800 feet as they prepared to land along a rocky escarpment. Twelve Marines escaped the flames and a thirteenth was badly injured.
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