Outsiders Call For Bombing Halt In Indochina Hope
New Delhi and Jakarta urged an immediate halt to bombing in North Vietnam as a path to peace in Indochina. Swaran Singh and Adam Malik signed a joint communique pressing negotiations at once. In Lombok, Indonesia officials said 200 tons of rice would be shipped to avert famine threatening 20 000 people amid reports of widespread starvation and deaths.
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Weather Experiment Station 24 Hour Report Summary
Weather data for 24 hours ending 7 am Thursday shows high 89 and low 61. Arkansas reports clear to partly cloudy and cooler tonight, with Friday partly cloudy and mild and a chance of showers in the southwest. Louisiana notes partly cloudy through Friday with a cooler tonight and Friday. Cooling and temperature ranges are given for each region. A Britannica note mentions tuna speeds up to 40 mph and torpedo like shape.
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Floods Hit Tabriz and Ardebil Areas Near Soviet Border
Official reports say heavy floods Tuesday night swept Tabriz causing panic and damaging at least 50 houses south of the city. Earlier floods around Ardebil killed 42 people with about 70 still missing.
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Constitution Week Proclamation and IRS Auction News
Hope Arkansas mayor proclaims September 17 to 28, 1966 as Constitution Week urging civic attention. In Little Rock, IRS to auction about 4000 silver dollars seized from a former religious cultist, John Robert Harrell, who faced prison for harboring a Marine deserter. Also, retired U.S. Rear Admiral Thomas Gairdon Wallace died at Orly Airport.
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Minimum wage rise to $1.60 in 1968 approved by Senate
Senate backed a bill raising the minimum wage from $1.25 to $1.40 next February and to $1.60 in 1968, extending coverage to about 8 million more workers. The plan broadens protections to non Civil Service federal workers, some farm workers, hotel and retail employees, and more. It would boost yearly earnings for a 40 hour week to about $3,328, with broad purchasing power gains for low income families.
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Labor Dept to Raise Minimum Wage Coverage Next Feb
The Labor Department expects about eight million newly covered workers to start with a $1 minimum wage on February 1. The estimate notes roughly one million of these workers earn less than the current level, highlighting the broader impact of the change.
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North Little Rock Housing Authority Charged
The North Little Rock Housing Authority is accused of refusing to assign Negro families to white housing projects. The Council on Human Relations chair, W D Godsby, said the complaint to HUD also cites denial of housing to a Negro displaced by urban renewal and a lack of Black employees. A federal official is preliminarily reviewing the case and will audit further.
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Police Chiefs Elect President at Arkansas Seminar
Jack Kelly of Marianna appointed temporary president of the Arkansas Municipal Police Chiefs association after about 40 chiefs attended an Arkansas Municipal League sponsored seminar. A committee will draft a constitution and the group will meet in Hot Springs in November to adopt it and elect officers. Percy Sutton named borough president of Manhattan in New York.
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R. E. Brians
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