Goldwater backs Nixon amid 1968 GOP talk in West
Barry Goldwater urged conservatives to back Richard M. Nixon as 1968 Republican nominee during a California Texas swing that also featured Ronald Reagan and George Wallace. Romney questioned Reagan’s run while Wallace signaled a potential third party bid as he planned a western tour to build support.
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Weather station report for 24 hours ending 7 am Friday
The Associated Press forecast notes clear conditions tonight with a frost spread across the state and a cold night. Saturday is expected to be fair with light winds, low temperatures near 36 to 37 degrees, and frost potential in portions of the state. Highs reach about 71 and lows around 37.
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Weather Elsewhere Weather Report From The Associated Press
A global weather snapshot lists major cities with high and low temperatures. Notable readings include Albuquerque 71 39, Honolulu 89 78, Chicago 43 34, New York 56 41, Los Angeles 75 59, Phoenix 87, Seattle 53 46, and Winnipeg 31 25 with various conditions such as cloudy clear snow rain and trace readings.
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Merger of Catholics Is Sought
Pope Paul VI and Orthodox Patriarch Athenagoras held their longest private talk to date on reuniting the Catholic and Orthodox churches after 900 years apart. They spoke in French, aides met separately, and a dialogue of charity was urged before theologians.
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Lance Jones Elected to Alpha Chi at Arkansas College
Lance Jones of Hope was elected to the Arkansas Iota Chapter of Alpha Chi Honorary Scholastic Fraternity at Arkansas College. A junior history major, he is active in Harlequin Theater and the choir and serves as junior class president.
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Congress May Quit by Thanksgiving
Congress aims to adjourn by Thanksgiving 1967 as leaders report progress after a long logjam. Three major bills moved Thursday, but tax legislation and antipoverty funding loom large. Senate and House leaders differ on realistic timing with mid December and late November targets discussed amid potential temporary funding to keep antipoverty alive.
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Debates Rise Over Mail-Order Pornography Ban
Washington AP reports that post officials say complaints about offensive material dropped after a 1966 Supreme Court ruling. Montague notes fewer obscenity mailings but more hard core porn via trucks. Congress and Johnson push bills and a new commission to curb pornographic ads while imports show little change. Lincoln Memorial context included as emblematic nation icon.
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Vietnam War Update Reflects Attacks and U N Debate
South Vietnamese infantry repel a Saigon north attack with 143 Reds killed while U S pilots down another MIG bringing weekly losses to 24. Desertions and black market activity rise as talk of a U N backed resolution for Vietnam grows amid Capitol Hill chatter. Supreme Court rulings hit mail order pornography as credit tightens loom. Congress aims for a 1967 adjournment before Thanksgiving. Security Council nears agreement on peace envoy for the Middle East. Talks begin in Tanzania to end the Kenya Somali frontier war with nearly 3 000 dead. Daylight Saving Time ends Sunday with widespread time alignment.
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Mexico's Diaz Ordaz visits U S with Chamizal treaty in sight
President Diaz Ordaz of Mexico visits Washington as the Chamizal dispute nears final settlement. A 211 gun salute, presidential dinner, and a signing ceremony mark the events with President Johnson praising peace between the nations. Ceremonies continue in El Paso to honor the resolution of the 105 year border issue.
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Coeds Plea Rejected and Sentenced in Marijuana Case
Virginia Wilson, 23, UC Santa Barbara coed, asked the judge to waive a full sentence so she could warn students about marijuana’s harms. Judge C. Douglas Smith denied the request, sentencing her to 90 days in county jail and five years probation. a stay on execution was later granted pending appeal.
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Rockefeller criticizes Cummins changes in Arkansas prison study
Gov. Winthrop Rockefeller questioned the value of Cummins changes as superficial. He praised Tucker Prison Supt. Thomas Murton but criticized a potential shakedown proposal and said the governor’s office should not direct the probe, noting no clear conflict of interest in Robli’s position.
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Murder Case Nears End at Mena
The first degree murder trial of Winston Blair, 19, of Polk County, accused in the death of Sue Vann, 12, of Grilham, is nearing conclusion in Mena. Seven witnesses testified before a nine men three women jury as the state seeks the death penalty. Sheriff Louie Hilton testified Blair led him to a dry creek bed where the girl’s body was found. Hilton and Sgt. Carroll Page said Blair gave conflicting stories about the disappearance and death. Prosecutor Joe Hatchegger said two more state witnesses would testify and the case should go to the jury by noon.
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Street Bond Story to Be Given Lions Friday
Mayor John Gardner and City Manager Garland Medders will speak at the Hope Lions noon meeting about the proposed 765000 street improvement program. They will take questions from the floor as electors prepare for the November 7 city vote. Other civic groups have heard speakers, and a radio panel discussion series began on KXAR with listener questions and answers.
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Negro mayor candidates seek help to secure Gary election
In Gary Indiana mayoral race Democrat Richard Hatcher and rival A M Katz seek outside aid to prevent fraud and disenfranchisement before the November seventh election. Hatcher cites massive registrations and purges affecting thousands. Katz meets with Governor Branigin as federal scrutiny looms. The FBI reportedly interviewed about 5 000 purged voters amid a 178000 population city that is about 66 percent Black.
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