Cronin Denies Unfounded Charges Over Yankees Sale
In Boston AP report Cronin rebuts Chicago owner Arthur Allyn’s charge that American League action withholding information tainted the Yankees sale to CBS. Cronin calls Allyn’s claims unfounded, releases portions of a meeting transcript noting antitrust concerns, and says officials treated documents as privileged.
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Hurricane Gladys Loses Strength Ahead of U S Mainland
Weather updates report Gladys weakening from hurricane force to tropical storm levels as forecasters note a more northerly turn. At midday Gladys sits about 750 miles east-northeast of San Juan while Ethel has faded and another system briefly named Forene formed before dissipating.
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GP Gives Fund to Colleges
CROSSETT Ark AP The Georgia Pacific Corp here has given 5000 to the Arkansas Foundation of Associated Colleges this year. Col Cletus C Bennett executive director says seven church supported schools benefit from the fund.
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British election set for Oct 15 under Douglas-Home plan
Prime Minister Douglas-Home announced with Queen Elizabeth II that Britain will hold a national election on Thursday October 15. About 98 million voters are expected to elect a 630‑seat House of Commons for a five‑year term, with Parliament dissolved on September 25.
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Chile Site of Star Research Observatory
In northern Chile atop Cerro Tololo, American universities plan a major star research center led by N U Mayall. A 150 inch telescope at Kitt Peak may be surpassed by new Chilean facilities with a 60 inch scope funded by Air Force, enabling remote control operations from Tucson. The project aims to reduce atmospheric distortion and enable near real time data transmission to headquarters.
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Faubus Endorses Democratic Ticket Polled as Liberal Support
Dobbs Sullivan, Arkansas Goldwater for President chairman, said Gov. Faubus endorsed the national Democratic ticket, calling himself a genuine liberal. Sullivan quoted an Oklahoma paper noting the endorsement aimed to help Faubus beat Winthrop Rockefeller and win COPE backing, while caveating he doubts success.
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Picture on Viet Nam Is Still Foggy by James Marlow
Washington AP. Gen Maxwell D Taylor returns to Saigon after a four day visit reporting on Viet Nam. Taylor remains optimistic but the Saigon chaos deepens with Buddhist and Catholic clashes and a clandestine guerrilla radio call to drive out Americans. The piece notes U.S. aid, political shifts, and the impending presidential race as key backdrops.
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Weather outlook across Arkansas and surrounding states
A detailed regional weather summary reports showers or thundershowers in parts of Arkansas and surrounding areas, with 20 to 90 percent area coverage in the northwest and north halves. Temperatures forecast highs mostly in the 80s, with lows ranging from the mid 50s to mid 80s, and varying cloudiness across zones in Arkansas, Louisiana, and eastern Missouri.
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Reporter Kerr Named Public Information Supervisor
LITTLE ROCK AP Lavern Dewitt Kerr reporter for the Arkansas Democrat will become supervisor of public information for the state Vocational habilitation Service next month Don ee said Monday Kerr will succeed Ken Parker of North Little Rock who resigned to accept a private position.
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Preacher Favors Legal Gambling
In Pine Bluff Arkansas on Monday Rev. James Cox Jr, pastor of Grace Episcopal Church, said he supported a proposed constitutional measure to legalize gambling. The preacher named the group backing the effort as Churches United.
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Compromise Continued on Dirksen Ride Amid talks
A Senate talks to shape a compromise on the Dirksen rider to avoid a clash with the Supreme Court ruling. Javits McCarthy substitute backed by Humphrey aims to declare it Congress sense that states need time to comply, while Douglas and allies press for changes and oppose the substitute.
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Churches Split Over Gambling Fight Misleads Congregation
A preacher told his congregation that a movement labeled as opposing gambling misrepresents churches by presenting half truths as truth. He warned the effort misleads members despite some churches not sharing a unified stance. The article notes Alaska history with 250000 head of reindeer in the late 19th century.
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Fire destroys Prescott hotel and causes extensive damage
A hotel in Prescott burned out of control after an 4 a.m. Monday blaze. Fire Chief James Cobb said the hotel kitchen origin is likely. Six city workers aided, but Hope telephone and electric service were disrupted. Insurance estimates range from 150000 to 250000 dollars. Owner Ben Owen, Foster and Clay families connected to guests and victims. Funeral home recovered bodies and scheduled services for Foster. Remains returned to Turrell, funeral arrangements to be announced.
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Arkansans Meet With Johnson at White House
Arkansas members of the National Committee of Rural Americans for Johnson and Humphrey met with President Johnson at the White House. The group, about 2000 strong, sought and received expressions of support. Arkansas delegates included Lewis, Vic Ray of Little Rock, and H. H. Hargill supporting Humphrey.Option
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Rockefeller Defends Civil Rights Stance and Arkansas Record
Rockefeller rebukes Faubus over race policy and asserts his own moderate position. He cites past opposition to civil rights laws but defends lawfulness and police powers. He praises Goldwater, admits errors on welfare grants, and notes Arkansas gambling closure promises and enforcement issues. The remarks address education funding and state fiscal shifts since 1954.
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Truck Rams Bridge. Driver Killed Near Reform, Iowa
Charles A. Henderson, 35, of North Little Rock Arkansas, died when his truck rammed a bridge on U S 82 about five miles west of Reform Iowa. The trailer broke loose and crushed his cab in the accident Monday.
King James Bible Named for King James I
The Bible commonly known as the King James Version derives its title from King James I of England who authorized the translation.
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Absenteeism Scrutiny Ties to School Integration Push
The city warned that 2.2 million dollars in state aid could be lost if absenteeism remains high amid an integration program. Calvin B. Gross urged parents to send students back to classrooms as many Negro children attended predominantly white schools for the first day. Absenteeism in directly affected schools ranged 18 to 65 percent, with some paired elementary schools showing about 40 percent missing class. Nearby white and Negro schools merged into a single district, provoking opposition from white parent groups who oppose bus transport to balance enrollments.
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