Miners Ignore Back to Work Order Amid Soft Coal Strike
About 53,000 striking soft coal miners in nine states were under union orders to return to pits but many paused to assess the response. Some 190 miners returned at Thunderbird Collieries near Shelburn, Indiana, while delays in the order and local meetings kept others off the job. The walkout, the largest in 16 years, saw Pennsylvania locals voting to continue the strike and uncertainty about when full compliance will arrive.
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Pittsburgh
Thunderbird Collieties
Shelburn
Ind
Ohio
United Mine Workers Union
United Mine Workers In
Pennsylvania
Bituminous Coal Operators Association
W. A
Tony) Boyle
SEATO Secretary-General Begins World Tour
SEATO secretary-general Jesus M. Vargas launches a month-long trip visiting eight member nations and allies. He will attend a conference in Honolulu with Adm. U.S. Grant Sharp, commander in chief in the Pacific, before continuing to other capitals.
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Thailand
Jesus M. Vargas
Genfy Organization
Anizalay
Eightwaite
Alliwader
Honolulu
Adm
U.S
Grant Sharp
Pacific
Vargas
Weather Summary for Arkansas and Louisiana Tuesday
Weather data shows a 24 hour total precipitation of .14 inches. Central Arkansas remains mostly cloudy with showers and thunderstorms through Wednesday and cooler conditions. Northwest and Northeast Arkansas expect more showers with scattered storms and a cooling trend. Southwest and Southeast regions see storm activity tapering, with mild overnight and cooler highs midweek. Louisiana remains partly cloudy and mild with warm highs around 76 to 82.
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Associated Press
Arkansas
Tnight
Tow Fenight
Louisiana
LBJ Plans a Longer Stay on Ranch
President Johnson appears set to extend his Easter holiday at the LBJ Ranch while Mrs. Johnson returns to Washington for scheduled duties. Luci Johnson resumes Georgetown nursing studies in Washington with fiancé Patrick Nugent also heading there. The White House notes Johnson will expand summer youth programs based on a Humphrey task force recommendation.
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Frank Cormier
San Ahafnio
Tex
Johnson
Lbj Ranch
San Antonio
White House
Hubert H. Humphrey
Humphrey Group
Particu
Lions Enthusiasts Back Youth Opportunity Campaign
President Johnson urged a renewed Youth Opportunity Campaign to promote summer hiring by private employers and government. He announced a nomination of Stanley H. Ruttenberg, former AFL-CIO research director, as assistant secretary of labor for manpower.
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Larly
Johnson
Stanley H. Ruttenberg
Afl-Cio
Ruttenberg
Labor Department
Draft Faubus Letters Urge Seventh Faubus Term
Arkansas Attorney General Bruce Bennett said he has received many letters urging Governor Orval Faubus to run again. He noted Faubus has not closed the door on retirement but hinted a possible return to office, while Bennett himself indicated plans to seek reelection as attorney general.
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Little Rock
Bruce Bennett
Faubus
Orval Faubus
Bennett
Jerry K. Thomasson
Arkadelphia
Palpitation and chiropractic care guidance
Public health notice from The Johnson Chiropractic Clinic on palpitations describing rapid irregular heartbeats caused by nerve imbalance between vagal and sympathetic nerves. Symptoms include vertigo, lights flashing before the eyes, and forceful chest pounding. attacks may last minutes to hours. Clinic offers treatment at 901 S Main St Hope AR, PR 7 5353.
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Johnson Chiropractic Clinic
S. Main St. Hope
Ark
Pentecostal Temple hosts twenty sixth pastoral anniversary
The twenty sixth pastoral anniversary of Hitler and Mrs. O N Dennis is in progress at Pentecostal Temple Church of God in Christ. Tonight's service is sponsored by Sister Luella Edwards with guest churches Gudon Lonoke Baptist and Hope No. 2 joining under pastors R B Hatley Walter White and L C Washington.
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Hitler
ON. Dennis
Pentecostal Temple Church of God In Christ
Luella Edwards
Gudon
R. B. Hatley
Lonoke Baptist
Hope
Walter White
Hope No. 2
L. C. Washington
Regional meet crowns Arkansas girls winners in Hope
On April 2 fifteen Anna P Strong Club and thirteen Cotillion Club girls traveled to Fine Bluff for the Southwest Regional meeting of the Arkansas Association of Colored Women and Girls. Winners included Sharon Smith Hope in oratory with Stepping By the Woods on a Snowy Evening and Harriett Hickles Hope in vocal solo with The Holy City, plus a tie for first between Marian Ogden Hope and Edna Bolton Pine Bluff in instrumental solo for The Curious Story and Jacquelyn Hamilton Hope with Strellita. Brenda Williams Hope won Moonlight Sonata in another category.
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Anna P. Strong Club
Cotillion Club
Fine Bluff
Arkansas Association of Colored Women and Girls
Hope
Magnolia
Sharon Smith
the Holy City
Harriett Hickles
Marian Ogden
Edna Bolton
Pine Bluff
Strellita
Jacquelyn Hamilton
Brenda Williams
Building Women
Tomar
Lois Hicks
Invictus
Lynda Phillips
Gwendolyn Pondexter
Federated Girls Club
Wags
From Hope
Mary Muldrew
Marilyn Weston
Estelle Spearman
Trene McCul
Little Rock
Nancy Scott
Brenda Whitley
Brenda Mills
Phyllis Strong
Janice Thorns
Norma Smith
Darnell Cole
Evelyn Walker
Melba Phillips
Charlotte Ogden
Joan Davis
Alene Haney
Gwendolyn Martin
Kathy Graves
S. Conway
D. Kern
Shirley Davis
Minnie McKillion
Transferred Gulf Port Arthur Manager announces Byers move
Gulf's Port Arthur Refinery manager R J Metcalf announces Jerry D Byers will transfer to the Cincinnati Refinery as mechanical engineer effective April 1 He was a shutdown foreman with Gulf since 1961 after earning a B S in mechanical engineering from the University of Arkansas He is the son of Judge and Lee Orie Byers of Hope Ark Also notes on heat transfer and a Hope social club officers meeting and attendees included regional and state officers and several Hope residents with sponsors listed
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Gulf
Port Arthur
R. J. Metcalf
Jerry D. Byers
Cincinnati
University of Arkansas
Judge and
Lee Orie Byers
Hope, Ark
Obituary: Elsie Williams 81 of Arbyrt Michigan
Mrs Elsie Williams 81 died Monday at her home in Arbyrt Mich She is survived by her husband Clarence two daughters Mrs Sadie Gallion of Arbyrd Mrs Eula Spears of Memphis two sons Henry and Fern Sappington of West Branch Mich a brother Clyde Winemiller of Hope Services will be Thursday in Arburd.
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Elsie Williams
Eisle Williams
Arbyrt
Mich
Clarence
Sadie Gallion
Arbyrd
Eula Spears
Memphis
Henry
Fern Sappington
West Branch
Clyde Winemiller
Hope
Arburd
Treatment of Cancer by Vaccination at Wayne State
Detroit AP Waytle State University researchers report progress in cancer vaccination over four years. Of 20 treated, two patients previously hopeless are cancer free, eight remain alive with halted or slowed cancers, and two with advanced tumors show prolonged life. Others showed no improvement. The method uses patient cancer cells fused with rabbit cell chemicals to provoke antibody production.
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Detroit
Waytle State University
Paul L. Wolf
Wayne State
Detroit Institute of Cancer Research
P. Wolf
Wayne Group
Wolf
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