Eva Ward Presley obituary
Mrs Eva Ward Presley 62 of Manning died Sunday a native of Donaldson and a Dalark Baptist Church member Survivors include her husband four sons three daughters brother Connie Ward of Hope and a sister Services will be Wednesday at 2 p m at Dalark Baptist Church with burial in Atchley Cemetery
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Hope
Atchley Cemetery
Weather forecast for Arkansas and Louisiana regions
Showers and thundershowers affect 40 to 50 percent of the area with highs around 74 to 80. In Southwest Arkansas expect increasing cloudiness tonight and Wednesday with 20 to 30 percent showers and highs near 74 to 84. Southeast Arkansas sees fair tonight, then widespread clouds and 10 to 20 percent afternoon showers, highs 74 to 84. Northeast Arkansas turns fair tonight, then showers likely by afternoon with 20 to 30 percent, highs in the 70s. Arkansas overall: increasing cloudiness and warmer, showers mainly in the west half, tonight and Wednesday, lows around the 50s. Louisiana mostly partly cloudy with minimal temperature changes, tonight lows 60 to 70, highs in the 80s.
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Russians Claim Possible Evidence Of An Intelligent Life Signal
Tass quoted Nikolai Kardashev of Moscow saying a new supercivilization may have been discovered via signals from quasar CTA102. Isael Shklovsky cautioned that a new unknown cosmic object could have been seen, possibly a remnant of a supernova. Western scientists urged caution, noting more study needed to confirm intelligent life beyond Earth.
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Legion Post Considers Buying War Memorial Pool
The M. M. Eberts Post of the American Legion polls members on purchasing the War Memorial Park pool to run as a private club. The pool was closed last June after desegregation efforts led by NAACP official L. C. Bates. Mayor Harold E. Henson would discuss with Legion officials before deciding, expressing likely opposition.
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U S Officials Reiterate Stance in Viet Nam Crisis
Top U.S. leaders vow commitment to Southeast Asia defeat of Viet Cong and reject talks with the National Liberation Front. President Johnson and key officials state North Viet Nam directs Viet Cong, with Rusk McNamara Bell Ball Cleveland Bundy among briefing attendees.
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U S Missionary Grainger Dies in Viet Cong Capture
Details say Grainger was captured on January 12 after escaping captivity on January 5 and wandering through a swamp. He was shot by a Viet Cong fighter named Hai during refusal to return to captivity and died the same day. His body was buried and not recovered. His wife Elizabeth and four children fled to Bangkok with other dependents.
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Tornado Toll Rises Across Midwest and Indiana
Tornado activity moved from Iowa to the east with growing intensity. Officials warned damage could not be estimated with two Indiana towns Russiaville and Alto wiped off the map. Indiana losses ranged from 100 to 150 million dollars, with Ohio 50 million, Michigan 20 million, Illinois 12 million and Wisconsin 5 million. Astronomers in Washington say signals require more study and do not dismiss the possibility of intelligent life elsewhere.
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Harassment Fails to Halt Red Buildup in Laos
Washington AP reports that despite months of harassment along reinforcement routes, Communist forces have built up enough men and supplies to launch limited offensives in Laos. U.S. officials see no clear sign of a spring attack and withhold judgment on air campaign effectiveness.
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Steel Talks Likely To Be Snarled By Union Election
Washington officials fear a new United Steelworkers of America presidential election could derail May 1 contract deadlines. I W Abel leads polls against David J McDonald with Abel favored though officials expect McDonald to step down if he loses. Joint talks by both men raise concerns about bargaining weakness and higher union demands.
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Washington
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Afl-Cio
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Faubus Seeks Poll on Capitol Club Reopening
Gov Faubus plans to survey state capitol workers before deciding on reopening the capitol cafeteria on an integrated basis. Judge Henley ordered Capitol Club Inc to stop discriminatory operation after the facility closed since March 22 due to racial demonstrations.
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Little Rock
Orval E. Faubus
Capitol
U.S
J. Smith Henley
Capitol Club, Inc
Faubus
Congress
London Arkansas Receives $6000 for Water Plan
Washington AP reports London Arkansas was advanced 6000 dollars Monday to plan a municipal water project as part of broader productivity efforts.
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London, Ark
Ice Crumbles in River Threatening Minnesota Flood Crest
Twin Cities fear record Mississippi crest as warmer weather drives ice jams downstream. Nine dead in week of floods as Crow and Mississippi rivers rise. Chaska near 34.5 feet, Savage a meeting point. Gov adds five counties to disaster list and Civil Defense warns of higher water risk downstream.
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Minnesota
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St. Paul
Mississippi River
Merlin Pierson
Gwen
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Twin Cities
Karl Rolvaag
Civil Defense
Chaska
Savage
Community Facilities Advance Backed for 1966 Construction
An advance from the Community Facilities Administration is approved and repayable at the start of construction, which is scheduled to begin in 1966.
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Community Facilities Administration
Swan terms: male vob female pen cygnets hatchlings
A bird glossary notes a male swan is a vob a female is a pen and young swans are cygnets. The terms describe adult genders and juvenile offspring in the species.
Bold and Delicate Jewelry Trends Spark Spring Fashion
Fashion jewelry this season features two trends: bold colored pieces and refined delicate designs. Gold finishes remain strong with bright polished and matte contrasts. Necklaces range from long swinging pendants to short chokers. bracelets highlight thin bangles and wide cuff styles with colored stones, crystals, and pearls.
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