End of Arkansas Gambling Era Shuts Hot Springs Casinos
Gov. Orval Faubus ordered the end of illegal gambling as Hot Springs, Arkansas, faces a sudden shutdown of the major casinos. Officials estimate 25 000 to 30 000 tourists attended Oaklawn Park races amid a $50 million annual industry, with 1.5 million in gambling payroll. casino leaders express mixed views, highlighting economic impact and hopes for a November legal gambling vote.
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Aviatrix Rounds World Flight Reaches Morocco
Jerrie Mack of Columbus Ohio lands in Casablanca completing about one third of a solo flight around the world. Joan Merriam Smith remains grounded in Dutch Guiana awaiting repairs before resuming toward Natal Brazil. Mack plans next leg to Tunis and fears no weather risks for a 22 hour cap.
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Nations Weather 24 Hour Temperature and Precipitation Table
Temperature and precipitation table for a 24 hour period ending at 4 a.m. yesterday, compiled by the U S Weather Bureau in San Francisco.
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Pierre Sees Uphill Fight to Win Senate Seat
Pierre Salinger, former White House press secretary, spoke in Washington about the California Senate race. He urged voters and predicted a difficult battle, saying backing would be essential to secure victory.
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Fighting in East Africa Widens as Death Toll Rises
Reports from Mogadishu and Addis Ababa describe heavy fighting between Somali and Ethiopian forces for a third day. Addis Ababa cites 315 dead and 268 wounded across Deborgorialle and nearby fronts, while Somali positions and weapon caches are reported captured amid ongoing clashes.
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U.N. Forces Face Minor Clashes in Cyprus Tensions Rise
Canadian peacekeepers moved into Kyrenia and Nazaphani on the north coast as sporadic shooting raised fears of renewed violence. No casualties were reported. The St Hilarion Castle rebuff highlighted Turkish Cypriot resistance.
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