Emmet woman dies. service set in Hope
Sivas ney Bie on 89 ao MES e Elvity Cox 89 a resident of Emmet died at Waukieg Tay via Brasdett hospitals. Surviving are two sons Jamesy Cox of Hope and Jack Cox of Emmet five daughters Mrs Louis Townsend Mrs Shelby ndories both of Emmet Mrs Ray oburn Butts of North Little Rock Mrs John Harrison of Jonesboro and Mrs Foster Jottes of SEI Dorado. Services will be at 2 30 p m Friday at Herndon Chapel by the Rev Calvin Miller. Burial will be in Memory Gardens of Hope by Horndoh Funeral Home.
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Mills Israel Officer to Be Honored in Little Rock
Col. Immanuel Shakked of Israel will be the featured speaker at a Saturday dinner in Little Rock where Rep. Wilbur Mills will also be honored. The Bonds for Israel Committee sponsors the event to support Israel’s economic development through loans.
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Gun sales rise in white suburbs after King death riots
Associated Press reports gun sales surged in predominantly white suburbs of Washington Baltimore and Kansas City after looting and violence following Dr Martin Luther King Jr s murder. In Chicago and Detroit areas results varied with bans and permits shaping buying patterns as vendors saw lines and permit applications spike.
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Diplomats discuss neutral venues for Vietnam talks
Asian diplomats in Washington say the United States objected to Phnom Penh or Warsaw as neutral venue cites for preliminary talks. They claim Hanoi would push for talks limited to the United States and North Vietnam and end attacks on North Vietnamese territory. The U S reportedly rejected a summit proposal before initial contacts with Hanoi.
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Rockefeller Pressured to Move Toward Presidential Run
Washington AP report says New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller faces mounting backing from associates to declare candidacy for the Republican presidential nomination. Javits urges a two week pledge. Rhodes and Ohio, Ney signs hint at cautious support while Michigan weighs its 44 of 662 votes as Rockeller contemplates a possible active bid.
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Papandreou defies house arrest with anti-junta appeal
Former Greek premier George Papandreou defied house arrest to issue a defiant statement calling for international pressure to topple the military junta that seized power in 1967. He accused the regime of suppressing basic freedoms and claimed the coup aimed to thwart his party's electoral victory.
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Daley Tightens Shoot On Sight Policy Amid Debate
Chicago mayor Richard J. Daley sought to clarify his order on shooting arsonists and looters, insisting force be used to prevent crimes while denying indiscriminate violence. He told the city council that officers should arrest with minimum force, but not allow arsonists to carry out deadly missions.
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Daley defends law order after May Day debate
Chicago mayor Daley reaffirmed support for obeying laws after criticism over April disturbances. He spoke to the council to connect his May 1 Law Day designation with clashes in which police were accused of insufficient action. An aide called his Wednesday remarks a clarification of his earlier order.
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Corrective Prison Plan Blamed for NC Riot
North Carolina prison chief says his progressive reform plan partly caused Wednesday’s Central Prison riot where six inmates died and 78 were wounded. Commissioner Lee Bounds defends the policy of housing the worst offenders at maximum security to protect others and facilitate rehabilitation. The riot, lasting about 10 minutes, injured five officers. one of eight critically injured prisoners died later.
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Purcell Sets May Session to Reform Liquor Laws
Arkansas Attorney General Joe Purcell urged Governor Winthrop Rockefeller to lead a May special session to fix ambiguous liquor laws. He said the General Assembly is the proper forum to resolve the confusion and promised a 30 day opinion on ABC board mixed drink rules. Purcell questioned legal authority for selling mixed drinks in dry counties and called for clarity on licensing and enforcement.
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Korean leaders vow united approach on Korea tensions
President Johnson and Park expressed satisfaction with peace talks progress and pledged full U S consultation with allies on negotiating positions. They warned that North Korean aggression threatens peace and the United States would aid South Korea against attacks.
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Good Human Relations Week at Raley's Style Shoppe Sale
In the spirit of improving relations a Good Human Relations Week is noted. Raley's Style Shoppe promotes a clearance sale with one third reductions on suits costumes dresses and millinery to clear remaining stock post Easter.
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