Obituary of Elmer F Tippett of Prescott
Elmer F Tippett of Prescott died Thursday in a Texarkana hospital. He is survived by his wife, a daughter Mrs Horace Cottingham of Little Rock, his mother Mrs D C Tippett, three sisters Nadine Tippett Bird Tippett and Mrs Charles Harrell, two brothers Herman and Bluford Tippett. Services set for 2 30 Friday at Prescott Methodist Church with Cornish Funeral Home handling arrangements.
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Prescott
Elmer F. Tippett
Texarkana
Horace Cottingham
Little Rock
D. C. Tippett
Nadine Tippett
Bird Tippett
Charles Harrell
Hope
Herman
Bluford Tippett
Prescott Methodist Church
Cornish Funeral Home
The Negro Community Esther Hicks Phone Line
A notice lists Esther Hicks and contact numbers 7 4678 and 7 4474 for The Negro Community. A thought for the day remarks that harming another is equally harm to oneself, attributed to Home said it.
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Esther Hicks
Women Missionary Council to Convene in Mt Pleasant CME
The Women’s Missionary Council of the Washington District CME Church will meet at Mt Pleasant CME Church on April 9 and 10 with Rev. J. N. Harris as host pastor and presiding elder. The Alter Guild at BeeBee Memorial CME will gather April 1 at 3 30 p.m. at Mrs Josephine Bizzle’s home. The Charmetts Social Club meets April 12 at 7 30 p.m. at Mrs Lurlean Phillips’s home.
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Women’s Missionary Council of the
Washington District
Christian Methodist Episcopal Church
Mt. Pleasant C.M.E Church
J. N. Harris
Alter Guild of BeeBee Memorial C.M.E
Josephine Bizzle
Charmetts Social Club
Lurlean Phils
Joan Hawkins
Lurlean Phillips
Notable Lincoln High principal listed in international biography
Dr. L W Williamson of Lincoln High School Washington Arkansas and Grand Secretary of Prince Hall Grand Lodge is named in the 1964 65 edition of the Dictionary of International Biography. Born February 25 1908 in Washington he earned degrees from Philander Smith Tuskegee University University of Arkansas and Minerva University of Italy and London honorary D Sc in 1964. Also reports a Sunday School rally at St Thomas Baptist Church with multiple classes and guest churches and obituary notice for A L Perry of Columbus Ark who died in Hot Springs Ark with funeral by Hicks Funeral Home.
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L. W. Williamson
Lincoln High School
Washington
Arkansas
Prince Hall Grand Lodge
E. M. Williamson
Williamson
Haygood Seminary
Yerger High School
Philander Smith College
University of Arkansas
Tuskegee Institute
Minerva University of Italy
Free Protestant Episecopal Church University of London
England
St. Thomas Baptist Church
Susie Bell
Lawson
Rev
W. H. Russ
Minervia Snowden
S. E. White
Lonoke Baptist Church
Hope
Nellie Wise
Susie Belle
Mable James
Church of God In Christ
Blevins
Walter White
J. A. Hill
Jerry Maxwell
All of
Johnson proposes unconditional talks in Viet Nam crisis
President Johnson outlines a peace plan while defending U.S. actions in Viet Nam. He urges Southeast Asian development, a $1 billion investment, and UN cooperation as a path to independence for South Viet Nam amid calls for unconditional discussions and a shift in negotiation posture.
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Kirill Mazurov
Moscow
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George Ball
Dean Rusk
Tehran
McGeorge Bundy
White House
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Dirksen
Senate
House
Gerald R. Ford
Michigan
Ford
Southeast Arkansas Gets Warm With Showers
Weather bulletin covers four regions across Arkansas. Northwest and Northeast report mainly cloudy skies with showers and thunderstorms in the region, highs near upper 70s to mid 80s and lows in the 50s to 60s. Southwest and Southeast expect warm, partly to occasionally cloudy conditions with scattered showers, highs around 78 to 86 and varying low temperatures tonight.
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Northwest
Arkansas
Southeast
Weather and politics brief from midcontinent and Congress
Partly cloudy conditions in Arkansas with showers and thunderstorms moving east and south tonight. highs in the 80s and mild lows. In Missouri, continued cloudiness with mild weather through Friday. Rep. Thomas E Morgan urges confidence in U S aid to South Vietnam awaiting the President's speech to settle doubts.
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Missouri
Thomas E. Morgan
D-Pa
House Foreign Affairs Committee
United States
South Viet Nam
Berlin Autobahn Blockade Strains Postwar Ties
The Berlin autobahn was closed as a four hour shut down marked by Soviet harassment of air and land traffic. A three truck convoy was blocked despite U S protest and a call for passage. The Bundestag met in West Berlin and Soviet fighters buzzed the city as maneuvers continued until Monday. Ball delivered the U S protest to Soviet Ambassador Dobrynin.
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United States
West Berlin
U.S
Berlin
Bundestag
Bonn
East Geman
George W. Ball
Anatoly F. Dobrynin
Washington
Police showcase barricades before civil rights rally
Police displayed elaborate barricades and strength before a planned Ku Klux Klan rally. A witness said there were several armed men on hand and denied anyone being hit as no bullet holes were found in the Hicks cottage, nearby cars, or homes. James Farm-
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James Farm
Weather Outlook: Showers and Thunderstorms Expected
The forecast calls for showers and thunderstorms with a high near 78. Tonight's low will dip into the mid to upper 50s. A few pockets may see stronger storms, but widespread severe weather is not anticipated.
Viet Cong threats and embassy bombing details emerge
Reports outline Viet Cong threats to execute terror suspects and kill a missing U.S. aid official if planned executions proceed. Saigon delays trial of Nguyen Van Thai as Hanoi broadcasts claim responsibility for the embassy bombing and indicate captives' safety.
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U.S
Saigon
Nguyen van Thai
Hanoi
National Liberation Front
Thai
Gustav C. Hertz
le Dau
Jonesboro Plant Strikes Over Contract Dispute
About 200 United Steelworkers walked off at Crane Co in Jonesboro Arkansas in a wildcat strike not officially called by Local 6440 president Carl Reeves. The dispute centers on contract terms expiring December 31 1965 with 125 workers remaining on the job. A separate incident involving a Vietnamese suspect and a police shooting is noted in the report.
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Jonesboro
Ark
United Steelworkers Union
Crane Co
Carl Reeves
Reeves
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