Obituary of Mrs Beulah Bates of Waldo
Mrs Beulah Bates a Waldo resident died Monday in a Little Rock hospital Survivors include two sons Doyle of Fort Smith Alfred Bates of Waldo three sisters Nellie Purtle Hope Harlie Evans Rosston and Blanche White Whittier Calif one brother Curtis Fincher Hope Services were held today at Shiloh Baptist Church Waldo with burial in Shiloh Cemetery
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Little Rock
Doyle
Fort Smith
Alfred Bates
Nellie Purtle
Hope
Harlie Evans
Rosston
Blanche White
Whittier
Calif
Curtis Fincher
Shiloh Baptist Church
Shiloh
India objects to Johnson stance on Shastri and Ayub visit
Indian diplomatic sources say the United States singles out one nation in policy, denying Shastri a visit and citing a broader China-Pakistan dynamic. They claim Washington’s move to defer both visits surprised India and Pakistan, while $435 million in U S aid to India remains part of a wider aid club with Britain, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, Belgium, the Netherlands, Austria and Canada.
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Budget Bureau Director Quits for Brookings Post
Ker mit Gordon resigns as Budget Bureau head effective June 1 to join Brookings Institution as vice president. Charles L. Schultze, former assistant budget director, will replace him after a White House announcement. Schultze left government Feb. 12 to teach economics at the University of Maryland.
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Johnson
White House
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JC Director Gary Avery Elected to Little Rock Junior Chamber
Gary L. Avery of Prescott son of Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Avery wins a director seat on the Little Rock Junior Chamber of Commerce and serves on the Pulaski County Democrats executive council. He works for National Investors Life Insurance Co. of Little Rock.
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McNamara Covers North Vietnam War Prospects
McNamara says China threat if war expands is negative but surface to air missiles may reach North Vietnam. He outlines possible countermeasures without detailing them. After White House talks with Johnson Rusk and Bundy, he notes morale problems in North Vietnam with 126 defections in one week, mainly hard core.
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Hawaii
Doctor Discusses Rectal Polyps and Nose Polyps
The article explains rectal polyps are often benign but should be removed to check for cancer, describing attachment types and the proctoscope diagnosis. It also covers nasal polyps linked to sinusitis and cystic fibrosis, recurrence factors, and the risks of moth repellent fumes in homes.
Italian Premier Aldo Moro Arrives for U.S. Talks
Italian Prime Minister Aldo Moro, visiting Washington for three days, meets President Johnson in a first-time U.S. trip. A White House reception and dinner mark the initial phase of talks aimed at warming U.S. Italian relations amid debates over Viet Nam policy.
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Sheriff Reports Theft of His Car in Spokane
Capt. Ernest C. Pintler of the Spokane County sheriff's department reported his car stolen after leaving the keys in the vehicle in his driveway. Police arrested 26 year old Norreen D. Schenk on the theft charge. she said she had been at a party nearby and could not find a ride home.
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Ernest C. Pintler
Spokane County
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Litter Problem On Rocky Mound Road Draws Reader Concern
Mrs Floyd J Bruce appeals to The Star readers over persistent dumping on Rocky Mound Road near HopeArk. She notes city and private trucks dump waste en route to the city landfill, littering the scenic drive and seeking suggestions for a remedy.
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Arkansas A&M student killed in train collision
In Monticello Arkansas two Arkansas A&M College freshmen were in a car hit by a Missouri Pacific train near the Arkansas 4 and U S 81 crossing. Joel Thomasson 19 of Rison died and Robert Kennedy of Pahokee Florida was listed in critical condition by Drew County Coroner Raymond Stephenson.
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Pedestrian Killed Crossing Street in Little Rock
David V. Sanderson aged 82 of Little Rock was struck by a car and run over by a second vehicle while crossing a street. He died from injuries. Neither driver was injured in the incident.
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David V. Sanderson
Sanderson
Weather Outlook Shows mild changes through Thursday
Northwest Arkansas sees clear to partly cloudy skies with little temperature change tonight. A cooler Thursday with lows 52 to 56 and highs around the 60s to 70s. Southwest Arkansas expects clear skies with lows 56 to 64 and Thursday highs in the 80s.
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Arkansas Louisiana Weather Outlook Through Thursday
Arkansas enjoys clear to partly cloudy skies with little temperature change and a cooler northwest Thursday. Lows tonight range 52 to 64 with highs Thursday in the 80s, 68 to 76 in the northwest. Louisiana follows with clear to partly cloudy and mild conditions through Thursday.
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Increasing Communist infil tration of South Viet Nam demands more US aid
AP News Digest notes rising Communist infil tration in South Viet Nam prompts calls for increased US air and sea support. Secretary returns to Washington from Honolulu conference as tensions with Communist China and Moscow intensify amid threats to Viet Nam.
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Missouri Weather Forecast Summary
Eastern and Southern Missouri expect fair to partly cloudy skies through Thursday. Highs in the low to mid 80s with cooler nights ranging from 50 to 65 degrees.
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Azalea Festival Opens in Norfolk with Queen Arrival
Norfolk's 12th annual Azalea Festival begins as festival queen Luci Baines Johnson aged 17 arrives at Norfolk Airport. Four days of festivities lead to a Saturday coronation with the Johnson family arriving and the President expected to crown Queen Luci.
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Norfolk
Laci Baines Johnson
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Gunmen Hold Up Cashier Family In Elkins Ark
Two masked gunmen held cashier John Bunch and his wife and two children captive at night in an attempted bank robbery at Bank of Elkins. They left without money after a time lock was believed to trap the vault until morning. Bunch freed himself and alerted Sheriff Davidson. The family was unharmed.
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Arthur Davidson
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Faubus Cuts 12 Convict Sentences in Arkansas Parole Move
In Little Rock Gov. Orval Faubus reduced the sentences of 12 convicts on Tuesday. The action raises the two day total eligible for immediate parole to 20. Six had life terms including four for first degree murder and two for rape.
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Orval E. Faubus
Cherokees Sacrificed Lands for Arkansas White River Reservation
In 1817 the Cherokees received a large reservation between the Arkansas and White Rivers in exchange for Tennessee lands. Their forced removal caused a grueling journey that became known as the Trail of Tears, with many traveling hundreds of miles on foot and many dying along the way.
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King Sees Signs of Progress in Alabama Civil Rights Drive
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr reports hopeful signs in Alabama but warns that progress must be followed by action. He cites a Chamber of Commerce ad urging law and order and compliance with the 1964 Civil Rights Act, while noting expulsions of over 150 Black workers in Selma for participating in the movement.
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