Subpoenas Target Five Banks in Rail Stock Ownership Probe
Washington AP An Interstate Commerce Commission inquiry subpoenas top officials of five banks and brokerages to provide vestige and ownership records of olden stockholders in major western railroads. Examiner Nathan Xitenic ordered releases of names and addresses for holders of 100 or more shares in Union Pacific, Southern Pacific, Santa Fe, Chicago & North Western, and Denver Rio Grande Western. Names include Fran J Lyons, Arnold Molough, T C Lew, J Eugene Banks, and Jes E Thomson.
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Washington
Commerce Commission
Western Railroads
Sion
Nathan Xitenic
Chicago, Rock Island & Ziffe
Dwestern
Litenic
ICC
Nes
Union Pacific
Thern Pacific
Santa Fe
Eago & North Western
Denver & Rio Grande West
Fran J. Lyons
Hold & Washington
Arnold Molough
Cudd & New York City
T. C. Lew
Sigler & Co
News City
J. Eugene Banks
Ner
Brown Brothers Harris & Co
New York City
Jes E. Thomson
Riggsonal Bank
Arkansas race notes potential candidates in 1966 election
The piece outlines a developing 1966 race with hints of factions around former Gov. Orval Faubus and party realignments. It mentions Fayetteville mayor Don Truax and Frank Miller of Weldon as announced candidates, a state college student, and past bid dynamics involving Sumbo and John W. Winning.
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Orvalsus
Tyetteville
Don Tru
Frank Miller
Weldon
State College of Ansas
Udent
Sumbo
John Wning
Fay
Bombing limits narrowed as Johnson curtails raids
North Vietnam was ordered to stay south of the 2th parallel, then a later move set the northern limit at the 19th parallel, 170 miles north of the DMZ. A Skyhawks raid from Enterprise hit a railroad bridge near the 19th parallel and 169 miles north. U.S. sources say truck traffic remained steady below Hanoi as limited damage occurred to bridges, trucks, boats, and fuel dumps amid light to moderate anti-air fire.
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North Vietnam
Johnson
19Th Parallel
Demilitarized Zone
Enterprise
U.S
Hanoi
Panhandle
Doctor testifies Clark could have shot himself
Fayetteville forensic pathologist Dr. Anderson Nettleship testified that Millard M. Clark could have shot himself in the back of the head, disputing the claim he was lying on a pillow when shot. He said several scenarios could produce the wound, while Mrs. Mertle Clark faces first degree murder charges in Walnut Ridge, Arkansas.
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Walnut Ridge
Ark
Anderson Nettleship
Fayetteville
Millard M. Clark
Nettleship
Fred M. Pickens
Newport
Mertle Clark
Clark
David Hodges
Pickens
Betty Dickey
Three Youths Charged With Arson in El Dorado
El Dorado Arkansas police said on Thursday that three El Dorado Negro youths were charged with arson and violation of the 1967 Molotov cocktail act. Identified as Janes F. Gray 19 Lawade Newton 17 and David L. Curley ?, they were arrested Tuesday night. Accused of three fire bombings on March 6 and April 8.
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EL Dorado, Ark
Monroe Taylor
el Dorado Negro
Janes F. Gray
Lawade Newton
David L. Curley
el Dorado
Aim
Policeman Drowned After Boat Capsizes Near Helena
Helena Arkansas AP reports Harold Nichols a 26 year old city policeman drowned Wednesday afternoon when his fishing boat capsized in Storm Creek Lake seven miles north of Helena after motor trouble. Companion Buddy Corbitt said Nichols stood up to address the boat causing it to overturn. Corbitt grabbed a nearby boat to survive.
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Helena, Ark
Old Nichols
Storm Creek Lake
Here
Buddy Corbitt
Nichols
Corbitt
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Filler
Analism
Winpy Rockefeller
Ller
Bankamericard
Ericard
F.D.I.C
Plymouth
Authorizi
Chrysler Ngtgrs Corporation
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