Obituaries From Across the Nation Mentioning Notables
Announced deaths include Winifred Henrichs co publisher of Sunshine Magazine age 91 in Lewisville Texas with funeral details at Patmos Church of Christ and interment at Memorial Gardens. Other obituaries note Jack Ash york minister and five listed family relations. Also reported are John W Owens former Sunpapers editor 83 in Baltimore Md Tommy Noonan actor 46 in Woodland Hills Calif Mickey Sullivan circus band leader 霞 Howard L Bevis Ohio State University president emeritus 82 in Columbus Ohio.
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Iiteretitel Tan Tongtime
Pupavors
Muriel Blick
Houston
Juhine
Costello
Ft. Shi
Carl
Dalelas
Paul
Irving
Texas
Lewisville
Arkansas
Charlie
Risco
Patmos Church of Christ
Matnory Gardens
Jack Ash York
Fangietits
Smaith Funeral Home
Baltimore, Md
Ohn
W. Owens
The
Sunpapers
Oiwner
Ednesday
Woodland Hills
Calif
Tommy Noonan
John Ireland
Noonan
Marilyn Monroe
Columbus, Ohio
Howard L. Bevis
Ohio State University
Harvard
Curbis
Ohio State
Arkansas welfare board urged power to hire and fire director
Jerry B. Craft of Jonesboro urged the Welfare Board to gain hire and fire authority over the department director at a dinner honoring him on the end of his six year term. The plan mirrors other commissions with governor appointments and a single commissioner subject to removal hearings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Jerry B. Craft
Jonesboro
Welfare Board
Craft
Crafts
State Game and Fish Commission and Highway Commission
Welfare
Len Blaylock
Blaylock
Welfare Department
Marion Burton
Winthrop Rockefeller
Dollar Drain Cut Plan Faces Trouble In 1968
Washington AP report notes Johnson administration struggles to cut the international dollar drain by 3 billion dollars this year. Officials fear inflation, strikes, and wage settlements worsen the trade position, lifting imports and shrinking the surplus. Congress stalls on major tax and travel program measures as foreign tourists gain broader discounts.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
House
U.S
Arkansas Weather: Cloudy Friday with thundershowers north and east
Report for a 24 hour period ending 7 am Thursday forecasts increasing cloudiness and mild temperatures in Arkansas. High around 73 and low 40 with mostly cloudy skies and a chance of thundershowers mainly in the north and east. Night lows mainly in the 50s.
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Associated Press
Arkansas
Burial Group Seeks Refund From IRS for 1962 Tax
Citizens Burial Insurance Co of West Menands asks a federal court for a $42 421 tax refund for 1962 claiming erroneous IRS assessment. The suit also seeks recognition under the Internal Revenue Code as a life insurance company and notes accepted 1961 income taxes totaling $148 374.
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Little Rock
Citizens Burial Insurance Co
West Menands
Internal Revenue Service
U. S
IRS
Internal Revenue Code
Protesters seize offices in antiwar sit in at Kirk’s building
Hope (Arr) Star reports a student protest led by the Students for a Democratic Society disrupted Kirk’s office, with about 200 demonstrators outside and clashes in Hamilton Hall. A faculty committee halted gym construction but kept IDA ties. Dean Henry Coleman and two aides were released after brief detentions.
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Students For A Democratic Society
Kirk
IDA
Henry Coleman
Coleman
Hamilton Hall
Los Library
William Kahn
Daniel Karlinsky
Rockefeller Emissaries Push West for Draft Bid
Rockefeller emissaries Sen Thruston Morton and William E Miller head into the Midwest to build support for a Republican presidential draft. Rockefeller says momentum is growing while skeptics doubt success. First stop Minneapolis with Gov Harold LeVander, then Des Moines and Chicago, with stops in St Louis Topeka Detroit and other cities. Separate FAA grants total 566 841 aid nine Arkansas airports as part of 74.7 million for 397 relocations and improvements nationwide.
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Oy Jack
Associated Press
Washington
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Midwest
Rockefeller
Thruston B. Morton
R-Ky
William E. Miller
Minneapolis
Minn
Harold LeVander
Morton
Nixon
Capitol Hill
Miller
Des Moines
Chicago
St. Louis
Topeka
Kan
Sen. Jamas
Pearson
R-Kan
Detroit
Mich
Senate Government Operations Committee
Negroes Win Concessions at Boston U
AP reports Boston University trustees agreed to expand Black enrollment and faculty, create a Dr Martin Luther King Jr chair of social ethics for a Black professor, designate King Scholarships for Black graduates, and recruit Black scholars across ranks after a two hour student occupation led by UMOJA. President Christdaner offered to admit up to 100 Black freshmen in fall with need based aid and to expand Black enrollment for 1968 69, while the theology building naming request for Dr King was not fully agreed.
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Boston
Boston University
Arland F. Christ
Christdaner
Martin Luther King Jr
King
UMOJA
Christ. Janer
School of Theology
Staton R. Curtis
Filing windows moved to Capitol foyer in Little Rock
The Hotel Marion in downtown Little Rock will not host last day filing ceremonies this year. Secretary of State Kelly Bryant said candidates will file on the last day and a half in the state Capitol foyer to accommodate last minute filings. He invited both Democratic and Republican parties to use the foyer space to collect fees next Tuesday and Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Marion
State Capitol
Kelly Bryant
Bryant
Foodstuffs to Tulsa area after Greenwood tornado hit
State Welfare Commissioner Len Blaylock said nearly 241000 pounds of foodstuffs were sent to tornado ravaged Greenwood. He told the Welfare Board the department would fill gaps if Red Cross curtailed activities in the area, which was struck Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Usetle Rock
Len Blaylock
Greenwood
Blaylock
State Welfare Board
Red Cross
Taking Pain Out of Tax Paying INDIANAPOLIS AP
Marion County Treasurer John Dobkins offers a plan to ease tax payments by allowing residents to charge personal property and real estate taxes on an Indianapolis bank credit card through the May 6 deadline.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Marion
John Dobkins
North Vietnam presses Warsaw site in peace talks move
North Vietnam regards site selection as pivotal to peace talks and public opinion, aiming to pressure the Johnson administration, split Washington from Saigon, and test how much leverage Hanoi can wield in shaping negotiations. Dogs do not see as well as man does.
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Warsaw
United States
Poland
Hanoi
North Vietnam
U.S
Johnson
Washington
South Vietnam
Saigon
White House
State Department
Negro candidates file for state legislature and judge seat
In Little Rock on April 25 1988 Rev C L Bachus a 30 year old Negro pastor filed as a Democratic candidate for House District 29 representing Phillips and Lee counties. Ernest Ciamannalian nee of Helena also filed. Rep Gayle Windsor Jr Seeking reelection to House District 22. Carl Fowler a 53 year old farmer filed for House District 32. Rep Charlies O Smithers of Beaton currently holds the seat. Prosecutor Lloyd Henry 49 of Searcy filed for reelection in the 1st Judicial District. Also a note on Bolivia’s tallest herb Piarraimondii reaching 40 feet, blooming every 50 years with a 30 foot stalk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
C. L. Bachus
Helena
Phillips
Lee
Marcus Howell
Ernest Ciamninalian
Gayle Windsor Jr
Perry
Pulaski
Carl Fowler
Friendship
Latino
Hot Springs
Charlies O. Smithers
Beaton
Lloyd Henry
Searcy
White
Woodruff
St. Francis
Phillip
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Worcester
Mass
Michael
Mickey'’ Sullivan
Ringling Brothers
Barnum & Batley Circus
Mickey’ Sullivan
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Saenger
Glenn George Pord
Hamilton
Ctavens Petersen
Olumbla Iures
Audie Murphy
Rephans
Ladies Dusters
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Wearsgee
Shorty
Pjs
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Bery
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Albuquerque
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Boise
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Cincinnati
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Juneau
Kansas City
Los Angeles
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Miami
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City
Omaha
Philadelphia
Phoenix
Pittsburgh
Ptind
Ore
Rapid City
Richmond
Salt Sk
San Diego
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HOPE
DeQueen Port
Alloc
Federal Aviation Administration
de Queen
Sevier County
DeWitt
Lake Village
Lite Rock
Pine Bluff
Rogers
Springdale
Walnut Ridge
West Memphis
Boston U
Sion
Hie
Peter
Piya Raimondii
Bolivian
Andes
Magnavox
Balliant
Derter
Gabor
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