Weather roundup and scattered storms across the region
A 24 hour forecast ends at 7 am Monday shows Arkansas mainly north with partly cloudy skies and scattered thundershowers, high 30s in much of the area and a low near 70. National and city reports list clear or cloudy conditions in major cities with temperatures ranging from the 30s to the 90s. notes on storms in Omaha and Seattle accompany a broad United States weather snapshot.
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Arkansas
Forth
No Signs of Soviet Troop Withdrawal
Prague reports show no definite withdrawal of Soviet troops despite Premier Cernik describing a phased pullout to begin soon. Movements observed in southern Bohemia and border reinforcements near West Germany fuel speculation. Troop flights from Prague and cargo activity raise questions about whether forces are rotating or returning home.
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Peter Rehak
Associated Press
Prague
Uldrich Cernik
Cernik
Czechoslovakia
Moscow
Communist Party
Rude Pravo
Bohemia
Austria
West Germany
Johnson hosts Mahon at Texas ranch amid money bill talks
President Johnson met Rep. George Mahon, chairman of the House Appropriations Committee, at the Texas ranch on the eve of final action on defense and foreign aid spending. Spokesmen say Mahon was a personal guest, with no details released. Johnson plans to remain at the ranch into today with possible renewed stays. Mrs. Johnson and family accompanied him.
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Frances Lewine
Associated Press
San Antonio
Tex
Johnson
George Mahon
House Appropriations Committee
Mahon
Pesident
Congress
Texas
Lady Bird
Patrick Nugent
Nemonth
GM raises car prices with $49 average increase
General Motors announced a 1969 price rise averaging 49 dollars per car, undercutting Chrysler by about 35 dollars. Board chairman James Roche defended the decision as independent of Washington pressure and noted headrests would be optional until 1969.
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Charles C, Cain
Wester Detroit
General Motors
Chrysler
GM Board
James M. Roche
Washington
Roche
Chryse Jer
White House
United Auto Workers
Walter Reuther
Ford
American Motors
Hippies Tour Suburbs Stands In For Tourists In Queens
About 50 Lower East Side hippies paid five dollars to tour New York suburbs, boarding a bus at St Mark’s Place for a day in Queens. They photographed lawns and suburban scenes, attracted mixed reactions from residents, including one housewife who said, We are being invaded. Bob Lake led the tour and described it as a cultural exchange. The expedition ended in Hillside Queens at the Nirvana Headshop with dancing and body painting.
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Suburbia
Lower East Side
St. Mark's Place
East Village
Queens
New York City
Joe Skaggs
Reese
Jamaica Estates
Nirvana
Humphrey
Nixon
George C. Wallace
Vietnam
Johnson
Purcell outlines party split in precinct election offices
Atty. Gen. Joe Purcell says that two judges and one clerk in each precinct must be from the majority party, while one judge and one clerk must come from the minority. He spoke to Gov. Rockefeller amid fears GOP representation could be lacking in several counties. Purcell’s ruling addresses the composition of election officials under Arkansas law and clarifies party representation.
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Purcell
Umule Hock
Joe Purcell
Arkansas
Winthrop Rockefeller
Republican Party
Rockefeller
State Board of Election Commissioners
Hoice
Odell Pollard
State Board
Obituary notices from Hope area deaths in late 1960s
Charles A Thompson of Bossier City Louisiana died Sunday at age 40. Survived by wife Anita, three children Pennay, Gary, Par, stepdaughter Susan White. parents Earley and Mrs Thompson. sisters Georgia Clark and Batty Banti. Services in Shreveport. Danny Ray Bell, year old son of Texarkana couple, died at grandparents’ home here Sunday. Surviving sister Terri Lyn. grandparents James L. Treece of Hope and Francis B. Bell of Mineral Springs. Services Tuesday at Latimer Funeral Chapel Nashville. burial Mineral Springs Cemetery. Harry Fisk, 80, retired railway worker, died Friday in local hospital. Survived by wife Lois. son Rev. Harry Ray Fisk Jr.. sister Cora Phelps. brother E. G. Fisk. Services Sunday at First Baptist Church. burial Rose Hill Cemetery. Blessed Baraca, Bible class group name meaning blessed from Hebrew.
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Charles A Thombs
Charles E. Thompson
Bossier City
Anita Thompson
Pennay Gary
Par
Susan White
Memphis
Earley Thompson
Georgia Clark
Hope
Batty Banti
Shreve
Port
Danny Ray Bell
Banny Ray Bell
Ray Bell
Texarkana
Terri Lyn
James L. Treece
Francis B. Bell
Mineral Springs
Latimer Funeral Chapel
Nashville
Latimer Funeral Home
Harry Fisk
Lois Fisk
Harry Ray Fisk Jr
Kingston
Ark
Cora Phelps
Pullman
Wash
E. G. Fisk
Karville
Texas
First Baptist Church
Gerald Trussell
Rose Hill
Oakcrest Funeral Home
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