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Newspaper
El Dorado Times
Location
El Dorado, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1964
Page
11
Jonesboro Arkansas Rice Growers Cooperative hull house fire and explosion caused about 100000 in damage. H L Parks Jr mill manager said tally uncertain due to debris. The blast damaged a three story building. two injured and one suffered a broken arm during firefighting.
G C Booth 72 of Searcy was killed when his car collided with a freight train 15 miles west of Wynne. His wife Mrs Welch was injured and hospitalized first in Wynne then Memphis. Booth was a farmer from Searcy.
Isaiah 25 verses cited as inspiration to shop the classifieds today. Readers are urged to support local listings and find timely deals across categories.
Aberdeen Scotland faces a possible third typhoid wave as 224 people are stricken and one woman dies. Seventeen suspected cases are in hospitals, with new infections spreading beyond the city after a defective corned beef outbreak. Health officer Dr Ian Mac Queen warned of a serious midweek update.
Vietnamese Army Major Dang Sy pleaded innocent to attempted and premeditated murder in the Hue Buddhist crisis incident. He stood before a nine man revolutionary court, similar to tribunals that condemned Ngo Dinh Can and Phan Quang Dong last year. Eight people died and 15 were wounded when his troops fired to quell a Buddhist demonstration on May 8, 1963.
The North Arkansas Conference of the Methodist Church did not discuss merger at its three day annual meeting in North Little Rock. The Little Rock Conference appointed a committee to study merger with North Arkansas during its May meeting at Hot Springs. Membership rose by 854 to 97,392. Elected lay leader was E. Clay Bumpers. associate lay leaders named. Over 400 attendees as the 129th session ends Wednesday night with pastoral assignments.
The 20th anniversary trek to Normandy draws American Canadian British and French veterans many recalling glider and parachute landings. They visit pillboxes damaged beaches and museums while noting changes since June 6 1944.
Rippy describes moving through darkness toward Ste. Mere Eglise during World War II. He recalls about 80 of 600 men assembling at Briconville after the fight ended. He returned to France in June 1960 as a civilian Army employee and plans a 20th anniversary visit with his son.
During a congressional hearing Douglas G. Wright administrator of the Southwest Power Administration disclosed he uses an electric toothbrush and shares a quip about brushing his teeth. The exchange highlights unusual details revealed in testimony.
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