Arkansas Weather Summary Two Day Outlook
Weather page reports 24 hour period ending 7 a.m. Friday with high 79 low 59 and precipitation .18 inch. Forecast for Arkansas calls for partly cloudy to cloudy conditions through Saturday with scattered showers and thunderstorms, more numerous tonight and in the southeast Saturday. Cooler in extreme northwest Saturday, otherwise little temperature change. Tonight’s low near 60 in extreme northwest, mid to upper 60s elsewhere.
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Coy's Club of Hot Springs Gives Up Charter
Atty. Gen. Joe Purcell said Coy's Club of Hot Springs voluntarily dissolved its charter after Richard H. Wooterson notified him. Purcell had filed complaints against Coy's and six other Hot Springs clubs seeking charter revocation. The Turf Business and Professional Men's Club remains resisting and has answered, entitling a hearing. five clubs did not answer.
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Little Rock
Joe Purcell
Coy's Club of
Hot Springs
Purcell
Richard H. Wooteson
Coy’s
Turf Business
Chevrolet Honors to Leverett at Memphis Zone Banquet
Lloyd Leverett of Young Chevrolet Hope returned from the Memphis zone awards banquet honoring Legion of Leaders salesmen. He also qualified for the Hall of Honor in his 12th year in the Legion and 4th in the Hall. F T Raley attended virtually for his 18th Legion year. Accompanying Leverett were his daughter Toni and her friend Robin Formby.
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Young Chevrolet Co. Hope
Memphis
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Leverett
Legion of Leaders
Legion of Landers
F.T. Raley
Young Chevrolet
Mr. Leverett
Toni
Robin Formby
Relook at Salary Supplement in Arkansas
Gov. Rockefeller aides challenge Atty. Gen. Purcell on salary supplements for state workers. Purcell maintains his opinion bars using personal funds to raise salaries above legislative maximums. Rockefeller cites 1949 court language noting allowances from non cash funds may exist but Purcell says that was commentary, not law.
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Thomas Eisele
Winthrop Rockefeller
Joe Purcell
Rockefeller
Eisele
California
Purcell
State Supreme Court
Ring Found After 30 Years In Birmingham Garden
In Birmingham Alabama J D Lee found a gold wedding ring bearing the initial M while preparing a garden at his South Birmingham home. He identified the owner as 84 year old Mrs Ralph Mitchell whose home site once stood behind See s. Mrs Mitchell said she lost the ring 30 years ago while planting a garden.
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J.D. Lee
Lee
Ralph Mitchell
Campaign Financing Uncertain
The Senate's two top Democratic leaders clashed over the campaign financing plan in a rare public rift, Mansfield pressing for study and repeal while Long opposed any repeal, signaling a potential collapse of the funding bill amid House and Senate opposition. The dispute followed Long's victory on a rider extending the plan, with Republicans also opposing, as Hawaii and Britain items ran alongside.
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S. Vue Hall
Washington
Senate
Mike Mansefield
Russell B. Long
Louisiana
Mansfield
Long
Bil
House
Surveyor 3 Arm Extends at Moon Surface in First Tests
Pasadena AP report describes Surveyor 3 extending a shaky two by five inch scoop arm to about 50 inches above the lunar surface. Controllers paused as Earth rotation moved Goldstone out of view, planning to resume as the moon rises. Early photos show a boulder strewn Ocean of Storms, with 1,260 images transmitted in 32 hours and two gentle bounces marked the landing.
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Pasadena
Callf
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Goldstone
Calif
Goldestone
Surveyor
Surveyor 1
Surveyor 3
The Music Department Hosts Gospel Singers Program
Ris ing Star Baptist Church Music Department will sponsor a program featuring the Mysterious Gospel Singers of Magnolia Arkansas on Sunday April 23 at 3 00 PM. Public invited. Rev Jesse Graves resigns as pastor of Church of God North Bell Street remains pastor at Tollette Arkansas. Graves served five years as Vice President of the State Board of Christian Education. Graves family to remain in Hope. Frances Robinson and daughter Pollette of Chicago Illinois visited with Arris Perry and Levester La Grone in Tulsa before traveling on to Chicago. McCaskill 4 H Club installs new officers and discusses a clean-up campaign and a Barbecue Chicken contest to be held April 22 at Hope Fair Park. Additional details and attendees listed.
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Magnolia
Arkansas
Jesse Graves
Church of God
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Graves
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Hope
Frances Robinson
Pollette
Chicago
Inois
Arris Perry
Levester LaGrone
Tulsa
Oklahoma
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McCaskill 4
J. D. Watts
Shirley Sue Merricks
Lowell Watts
C. B. Smith
Hempstead
Sylvester Conway
Aubrey Watts
James Merricks
Charles Ogburn
James Staggers, Jr
Grayson Doby
Hope Fair Park
McCaskill Club
Gloria Merricks
Diane Watts
Sylvester Armstrong
Winston Conway
Heller predicts US economy to boom next year
Former presidential economic adviser Walter Heller told about 150 bankers and businessmen in Tampa that the 1966-67 slowdown would end and the economy would boom by the fourth quarter this year or the first quarter of next year. He said no recession is in sight and the worst is over for this year.
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Fla
Walter Heller
Heller
Tamsna
Readers seek aid for Mrs Harvell burn injuries
Mrs Waskom of Tex 75692 asks the Star to publish a donation appeal for Mrs Jean Harvell at Branch Hospital who was burned February 19 and has been in the hospital eight weeks. Her back healing is slow and medical bills may reach thousands while her husband works at a ladder factory.
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Jean Harvell
Branch's Hospital
Christian Church Group Names Head
The Rev. John Jackson, pastor of Park Hill Christian Church in North Little Rock, was elected state president of the Arkansas Christian Church. Robert Ragland of Pine Bluff and Mrs. L. B. Facen of Cephas Chapel were named vice presidents at the 85th annual convention. Delegates adopted resolutions including abolition of capital punishment in Arkansas. Sen. J. William Fullbright was set to address the delegates at 2:30 p.m. today. London’s Great Plague killed 68 000 in 1665.
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Ark
John Jackson
Park Hill
North Little Rock
Arkansas Christian Church
Disciples of Christ
Robert Ragland
Pine Bluff
L. B. Facen
Cephas Chapel
Sen
J. William Fullright
de Ark
Obituaries and arrest report from Arkansas area
Friday April 21 196 Bobbie Joe Maholm 44 formerly of Hope died yesterday in San Angelo Texas Surviving relatives include three children and extended family Services in San Angelo Nash Stanton 74 lifelong Saratoga resident and WWI veteran died Friday in a local hospital Surviving sons two brothers and a sister Services Sunday Oakcrest Funeral Chapel burial Saratoga Cemetery FBI nabbed David D Jones 23 former North Little Rock resident arrested in Chicago on draft evasion charges
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Buie) Maholm
Hope
San Angelo
Texas
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Clyde Arnold
Irvin Gleghorn
Nash Stanton
Saratoga
Church of Christ
Nash T. Stanton
Arkadelphia
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Little Rock
Barney
G. £. Staneton
T. E. Gathright
Oakcrest
Mr. Peebles
Saratoga Cemetery
FBI
David D. Jones
North Little Rock
Chicago
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