Funeral services held for Minnie Waters Duke
Prescott obituary for 90 year old Minnie Waters Duke who died Tuesday. Services were held at 2 p m in Prescott with burial in DeAnn Cemetery. She was born in Rosston and belonged to First Baptist Church of Prescott. Survived by two sons O J Duke and J M Duke. three daughters Mrs Lester Steed Mrs Homer Braswell and Winifred Duke. three brothers Sam Johnny Torrents Waters. three sisters Mrs John Hart Mrs Mose Tomlin and Mrs Clyde Harvis.
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Minnie W. Duke Prescott
Minnie Waters Duke
Prescott
DeAnn Cemetery
Rosston
First Baptist Church of
O. J
Dallas
J. M. Duke
Lester Steed
Homer Braswell
Kansas City
Winifred Duke
el Dorado
Sam
Johnny
Torrent Waters
Willisville
John Hart
Mose Tomlin
Clyde Harvis
Baton Rouge
Mrs Artie Lee Hearn dies in Texarkana at 59
Mrs Artie Lee Hearn age 59 died Tuesday at Texarkana. Survivors include her husband E G Hearn two daughters a sister and two brothers Jay and Ambrose Sutton of Hope. Services set for 2 p m Thursday at First Church of Nazarene Texarkana with Rev R B Kirby burial in Rose Hill Cemetery Hope by East Funeral Home
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Artie Lee Hearn
Texarkana
E. G. Hearn
Jay
Ambrose Sutton
Hope
First Church of Nazarene
R. B. Kirby
Rose Hill Cemetery
East Funeral Home
Easter services and community events across the Negro churches
The notice lists multiple pastors and churches hosting Easter and spring events. Services at Pentecostal Temple, Mt. Pleasant CME, Bethel AME, BeeBee Memorial CME and other congregations include sunrise and Easter programs, music, breakfasts, and a citywide hymn of fellowship. Community groups plan a Wiener roast, picnic, and Easter egg hunt at the DeAnn Road farm.
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Christian Youth Fellowship of
BeeBee Memorial C.M. E
Laura Sanders
DeAnn Road
Mattie Sanders
Lynda Phillips
Injuries Fatal in Little Rock Woman Dies in Hospital
Mrs Glenese Marie Roya 36 of Little Rock died in a hospital Wednesday from head injuries suffered at home March 27. James Stubblefield 34 of North Little Rock had been charged with assault with a deadly weapon.
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Little Rock
Glenese Marie Roya
James Stubblefield
North Little Rock
Weather Update for Arkansas and Louisiana
Southwest Arkansas sees fair skies and cooler nights with lows 48 to 55 and Friday highs in the 70s. Northeast Arkansas will be clear to partly cloudy with lows in the 40s and Friday highs 60s to 70s. Northwest Arkansas is clear to partly cloudy with lows around 40s and Friday highs in the 60s to 70s. Louisianaweather remains partly cloudy with showers possible in the southeast, cooler nights, and highs generally in the 70s.
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Southwest
Arkansas
Northeast
Northwest
Louisiana
Phantom Jets Guard Planes in Viet Nam
The Air Force has begun using the supersonic Phantom to escort fighter-bombers against North Vietnam. Fifteen F4C Phantoms supported the F105s on raids, marking the first escort use of Phantoms in the region. A squadron arrived in Thailand after leaving MacDill AFB, Florida.
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Thailand
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Florida
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Navy
China
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Gulf of Tonkin
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Marine Corps
da Nang
South Viet Nam
Intent to kill case leads to manslaughter arrest
The suspect, previously detained on an intent to kill allegation, was arrested again and charged with manslaughter. The development shifts the case toward a more serious homicide count, with authorities detailing new evidence and ongoing investigation.
Man Killed in Wreck at Alma
A car plunged into Little Clear Creek near Alma Arkansas killing Jerry Ezra Taylor 20 of Bellflower California and injuring five others including Jean Brannen 31 and her children Arvin 12 Audrey 8 Billy 4 and Donald 3. All injured were in fair condition at a Van Buren hospital.
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Alma
Ark
Little Clear Creek
Spurley Williams
Jerry Ezra Taylor
Bellflower
Calif
Jean Branne
Arvin Ragan
Audrey Brannen
Billy Brannen
Donald Brannen
van Buren
Disaster Aid Reaches Thousands in Midwest Floods and Tornadoes
Washington allocates millions in relief as Minnesota declares a federal disaster. Harold Hinkle, his wife Hannah, and Midway Minnesota receive federal loans at 3 percent for a new home, temporary shelters, and disaster support. FEMA, FDA, and Public Health Service respond, with state agencies, Red Cross, Salvation Army, and Agriculture delivering food, clothing, and shelter assistance. Tax relief arrives via amended returns and faster refunds for disaster losses.
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Hannah
Midway
Minn
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Minnesota
Hinkle
Johnson
Hinkles
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Helen
Homer
Defense Department
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Hinkle Homestead
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Public Health Service
Hink
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Red Cross
Salvation Army
Plans Complete Desegregation in Pine Bluff Schools
Pine Bluff Arkansas. Desegregation plan approved by the school board aims to fully desegregate by 1967-68 to preserve federal funds under the Civil Rights Act. Voluntary desegregation began in 1963 with two more grades each year, now extending to first through seventh and 10th grades next September open for admission district wide.
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Pine Bluff
Ark
Tornado Toll and Mississippi Floods Hit Midwest States
The report lists tornado deaths totaling 31 000 made. Indiana suffered 128 fatalities with Sunnyside village devastated leaving only one house standing Deputy Sheriff Keck described the scene. Twenty seven died in Sunnyside and about 200 injured. Meanwhile Minnesota faced a major flood along the Mississippi with Minneapolis St Paul declaring flood emergencies guards patrolling bridges and sightseers arrested. The river rose to around 21 feet threatening industrial areas and flooding thousands of residents with 11 000 displaced and estimate 23 million dollars in damage. Red Cross predicts up to 21 000 more Minnesotans will flee floods as sandbagging and dikes rise across towns including Lake City Red Wing Wabasha Winona Stillwater and La Crosse.
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Mississippi River
Minnesota
St. Cloud
Minneapolis
Sartell
Johnson
Modest
Mississippi
Lower St. Paul
Karl Rolvaag
American Red Cross
Lake City
Red Wing
Wabasha
Winona
St. Croix
Stillwater
Bayport
Anderson Windowall Co
Delano
la Crosse
Wis
Minn
Ouse
Red River
North Dakota
Damaged Plant Back in Action
Conway Arkansas AP Virco Manufacturing Co may begin limited production today or Friday after last Saturday tornado. Plant Manager J S Mattingly Jr says full production date unknown. Universal Cabinet Division plant shut down indefinitely as repairs begin. workers recalled for cleanup. Universal makes refrigerator cabinets Wirco makes folding tables chairs and school furniture.
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Universal
Wirco
Black Lead Seeks Rapid Asian Poverty War Plan
President Johnson’s field commander Eugene Black urges swift action to attack Southeast Asian hunger and poverty. He aims to mobilize international cooperation, using World Bank experience to frame a long term program and counter Red Chinese influence. He warns delays could surrender a saveable area.
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William L. Ryan
Corres
NEW York
Johnson
Eugene Robert Black
Baltimore
U.S
Black
World Bank
Southeast Asia
Europe
China
International Bank For Reconstruction and Development
Washington
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U Thant
Viet Nam
Indonesia
Malaysia
Cities Must Pay Sales Tax on Purchases
The attorney general's office indicated that cities must pay the three per cent sales tax on purchases including water pipe, sewer pipe and fittings. M. E. Fuller of Stamps, water superintendent, asked about the tax and officials stated the language is broad enough to require municipalities to pay.
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Little Rock
Attorney General's
M. E. Fuller
Stamps
Attorney General's Office
Sandbag Dikes Extended Along River Channel
National Guardsmen and local workers broaden sandbag dikes along the river channel to reinforce defenses and prevent flooding. The operation emphasizes coordinated action between state guards and community crews to bolster shoreline protection.
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Ownies
National Guardsmen
Pressure by State Against Moscow Jews
In Moscow the chief rabbi notes a shuttered seminary and no Hebrew books since 1956. He cites crowded living, denied residence permits, and a lack of Jewish cultural and religious infrastructure for a 500,000-strong Moscow Jewish community. He mentions a daily temple crowd of 300 and Sabbath turnout up to 1,000.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Yehuda Liev Levin
Menasha Mikhailovich
Mikhailovich
Leaflet Drop, Bomber Mission Target North Vietnam
U S Air Force planes dropped three million leaflets over four populated areas of North Vietnam announcing that air strikes against Communist targets aim to stop Red China aggression. The missions included bombing HonMatt and Cua Le radar sites about 130 miles south of Hanoi and marked the first in a series.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
North Viet Nam
Red China
Hanoi
Mule to travel to every major league city with Athletics
Kansas City Athletics owner Charles O. Finley will take his mascot Charlie O. the Missouri mule to every AL city this season. Charlie O. will ride in a plush air conditioned, radio equipped trailer visiting Detroit April 21, Cleveland April 25, New York April 28, Chicago May 12, Minnesota May 23, Baltimore May 27, Boston May 29, Washington May 31 and Los Angeles September 5. Opening day ceremonies included a ride around the bases at Municipal Stadium.
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Kansas City
Kansas City Athletics
Charles O. Finley
Charlie O
Finley
Detroit
Cleveland
New York
Chicago
Minnesota
Baltimore
Boston
Washington
Los Angeles
Ceremin
Warren Hearnes
A’s
Municipal Stadium
Matson Sets Discus Mark in Baylor Tri Meet
Texas A M star Randy Matson shattered the national collegiate discus record with a 201 feet 542 inch throw in a triangular meet at Waco Texas His 67 14 in shot put also topped 67 feet but Baylor edged A M 83 to 58 with Texas Tech on 27 in the 16 event program Baylor won nine events to claim the meet over A M and Tech.
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Waco
Tex
Texas A&m
Randy Matson
Baylor
Aggies
Matson
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Bill Neville
Occidental
Texas Tech
Fighter Jets Hit in Raids Tuesday Targets
Fifteen F105 fighter bombers and fifteen Air Force Phantom interceptors took part in raids. Both targets were struck in Tuesday raids.
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Air Force
Hope Star masthead and publication details
The Hope Star 1889 1979 consolidated edition shows editors and staff including Alex H. Washburn as editor and publisher and Paul H. Jones as managing editor. Publication information lists the Star Building address in Hope Arkansas and subscription rates for various routes and terms. Community advertising reps are noted for several major cities.
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Star Publishing CO
C. E. Palmer
Alex. H. Washburn
Secy-Treas
Star
South
Walnut Street Hope
Arkansas
Paul H. Jones
Donal Parker
Mgr. Co
Athlete's Foot Germ How To Kill It In One Hour
Advertisement notes a home remedy claim to stop itch and burning within an hour and healthy skin appearing in 3 to 5 days, promoting Gibson Drug Store for purchase.
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Gibson Drug Store
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L. B. Hendrix
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Ministerial Alliance
Garrett Chapel Baptist Church
Mt. Pleasant
Bethel A.M.E. Church
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Hope Civic Improvement Association
Hicks Funeral Home
H. L. Washington
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Tarpley Motel
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