Obituary of Mrs Belle Stewart Nannie 82
Mrs Belle Stewart Nannie 82 wife of the late James H. Nannie died Wednesday at her Murfreesboro home She was a member of Murfreesboro Methodist Church Survivors include three sons Clifton Nannie Thurman Nannie Turman Nannie four daughters Mrs J R Rowe Mrs A D Orr Mrs D R Wilson Mrs Doyle Porter a sister Mrs Arthur Lesser two brothers Bill Stewart Monroe Stewart Services at 2 p m Friday at St Paul Methodist Church Oran by Rev James Shaddox burial by Herndon Cornelius Funeral Home Hope in St Paul Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Stewart Nannie
James H. Nannie
Murfreesboro
Doyle Porter
Ashdown
Arthur Lesser
Nashville
Bill Stewart
Roseburg
Oregon
Monroe Stewart
New Surma Beach
Fla
St. Paul Methodist Church
Oran
James Shaddox
Herndon Cornelius Funeral Home of
Hope
St. Paul Cemetery
Prescott Native Newton R. Baker Dies at 61
Newton Ray Baker, 61, of Prescott died Tuesday. He was born in Ross ton. Survived by wife Clara Johnston Baker, son W. R. Baker of Paris Ark., mother Myrtle Baker of Prescott, five brothers Irvin Dallas Tom Gordon Everett J. B. Para gould Bruce Baker San Antonio, two sisters Edith Lowe Camden and Dorothy Diemer Little Rock. Services Thursday in Prescott by Rev. Jerry King. Burial in New Salem Cemetery.
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Clara Johnston Baker
W. R. Baker
Paris
Ark
Myrtle Baker
Prescott
Irvin
Dallas
Tom
Gordon
Everett
J. B
Paragould
Bruce Baker
San Antonio
Edith Lowe
Camden
Dorothy Diemer
Little Rock
Jerry King
New Salem Cemetery
Bennett Bats Arkansas Out of Big Slump
Dave Bennett 6 foot 5 pitcher batted and pitched to lift Arkansas to a 6 4 win over Indianapolis Wednesday night. He drove in two runs with a second inning single as Arkansas erased a four game skid. Bennett improved to 1 1 while Indianapolis fell to 3 8 in the Pacific Coast League standings.
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Indianapolis
Dave Bennett
Arkansas
Bennett
Travelers
Charlie Green
Ind
Guilbault
Cutright
Lizandro
Miller
Fischer
Higgins
Heath
W—Bennett
L—Lizondro
Athlete's Foot Cure Advertised at Gibson Drug Store
An ad claims a treatment kills athlete's foot germ in one hour and clears itching. It promises visible healthy skin in 3 to 5 days and urges purchase at Gibson Drug Store.
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Gibson Drug Store
Baseball Batting and Fielding Leaders Summary
Statistics from a historic season show Cater of Chicago .424 batting average with 25 at bats. Conigliaro of Boston hit .417. Hall of Minnesota led runs with 13, Mantilla of Boston 12 RBIs, and Oliva of Minnesota plus Colavito of Cleveland with 11. Richardson of New York 16 hits, Conigliaro and Cardena l of Los Angeles 15. Yastrzemski of Boston and Campaneris of Kansas City tied with 5 doubles, Cardinal of Los Angeles and Versalles of Minnesota with 4. Blasingame of Washington 3 triples, McAuliffe of Detroit 2. Gentile of Kansas City, Hall of Minnesota and Mantle of New York each hit 4 home runs. Aparicio of Baltimore led steals with 5, Howser of Cleveland 4. Pitching leaders include Roberts of Baltimore with 20 wins, Buzhardt and Peters of Chicago, Siebert of Cleveland, Aguirre of Detroit, Kaat and Pascual of Minnesota. McDowell of Cleveland struck out 20, Lolich of Detroit 18.
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Hall
Minnesota
McAuliffe
Detroit
Mantilla
Boston
Oliva
Colavito
Cleveland
Richardson
New York
Conigliaro
Cardenal
Los Angeles
Allison
Yastrzemski
Campaneris
Charles
Kansas City
Versalles
Blasingame
Washington
Gentile
Mantle
Aparicio
Baltimore
Howser
Roberts
National League Batting and Related Records Snapshot
The clipping lists top NL leaders by at bats runs and hits with names such as Kranepool J Alou and Mays. It shows Batting average leaders Krane pool .426 and J Alou .404 and notes 23 hits by Kranepool and J Alou, 13 RBIs by Banks Kranepool 13, 5 HRs by Covington and Mays, and steals by Wills Brock 8 and 7. It also cites pitching leaders Ellis Giusti Gibson with 30 wins and 1000 strikeouts by Marichal Drysdale Short.
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Kranepool
New York
J. Alou
San Francisco
Harper
Cincinnati
Wynn
Houston
Allen
Philadelphia
Mays
Banks
Chicago
Lewis
Lanier
Covington
Wills
Los Angels
Brock
St. Louis
Ellis
Giusti
Gibson
Marichal
Drysdale
Los Angeles
Short
Turmoil in Santo Domingo Reaches Crisis Point
Reports to the President describe gun battles in Santo Domingo, looting, and Communist agitation as local authority collapses. Eight governments have governed in four years while democracy attempts unfold. Ambassador W Tapley Bennett has been recalled and rebels seek to oust Donald Reid Cabral amid austerity measures and economic distress.
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Santo Domingo
U.S
Trujillo
Santo Dominic
W. Tapley Bennett
Washington
Juan Bosch
Donald Reid Cabral
Bright green moss used to oxygenate aquaria
A bright green moss Myrio phyllum is gathered from Spring River and shipped to cities nationwide for oxygenating water in goldfish bowls and aquariums.
Factor 10 a dreadful malefactor in Miki Milton case
In Benton Arkansas doctors describe Factor 10 a mysterious blood substance causing internal bleeding in 16 month old Miki Milton. The family endures frequent transfusions as researchers seek a cure while hoping for more knowledge about Factor 10 and its origin.
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Benton, Ark
Robert Milton
Near
Benton
Miki
Milton
Miltons
Memphis
University Medical Center
Turnpike bans speeding visitors on New Jersey corridor
New Jersey Turnpike authorities will eject foreign officials who speed on the 118 mile road. Executive director William J. Flanagan says diplomatic immunity had protected some violators, with 44 violations over nine years and five instances above 100 mph. The highway links New York and Washington with a 60 mph limit.
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William J. Flanagan
Flanagan
New York
Washington
Weather Forecast for Arkansas and Surrounding States
Central Arkansas through Friday sees warmer conditions this afternoon and Friday with cooler nights. Northeast Arkansas stays generally fair with highs in the mid to upper 70s and lows around 40s. Southwest Arkansas remains generally cool tonight with near 80 Friday highs. Northwest and Southeast sections report similar fair, mild trends with highs near 70s to 80 and lows in 40s. Louisiana and Missouri forecast fair and mild with overnight lows 44 to 56 and Friday highs in the mid 70s to 80s. Oklahoma follows with fair conditions, warmer highs in the 70s and lows 44 to 54.
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Associated Press
Central Arkansas
Northeast
Arkansas
Southwest
Northwest Arkansas
Louisiana
Missouri
Oklahoma
U S Aims to Integrate All Grades by 1967
The federal government sets fall 1967 as the target for integrating all grades in public schools to qualify for federal aid. Guidelines require a substantial good faith desegregation start in 1965-66, with four grades involved, and steps toward faculty integration under the Civil Rights Act of 1964. Exceptions exist for plans with fewer than four grades amid special circumstances.
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Washington
Office of Education
Commissioner of Education
Court Docket from Hope Municipal Court 1965
Hope Arkansas court docket lists pleas guilty and fines for numerous defendants in April 1965. Charges include reckless driving drunkenness no license improper brakes muffler speeding and assault and battery with several bonds forfeited and one case dismissed. Also shows garnishments and judgments in civil actions against Greene Grocery & Market and Hempstead Manufacturing.
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Municipal Court of
William Holt, Jr
Ken McMurrough
James Kennedy
Chester Bradford
Jim Witherspoon
Jerry Knighton
Thomas’ Nelson
Kenneth Elledge
James English
Jerry Don Still
Berry Randle, Jr
Gayle Williams
James S. Yarberry
E. May
A. G. Mar
Tin
Evelyn Mobley
Bobb McBride
Earl Neal
Herbert Phillips
Ernest L. Adams
John Hurley
Ed Thomas
Travis P. Boyd
Dennis E. Wood
Larry Stroud
James Dickerson
Tommy Overton
Mose McCain
Jim Evans
Josephine Edwards
Isaac Young
L. J. Hartley
William Thomas Waller
Doris Jean Atkins
D ¥. Hayes
Kenneth Moon
Auto Industrial
ACC
Harmony Blue Granite
Food Processors, Inc
N& Acc
Anthony Lumber Co
Temple
Ray Chansley
Joe Wells
Martin N. Murphy
Myrtle V. Vaughn
James E. McDonald
Steve Brown
Guidelines on General Policy Statements Mailed to School Systems
The nine page general statement of policies is being mailed to districts with unacceptable submitted plans. It will also be made available to other districts preparing plans.
Bishop Fletcher marks 25 years as Little Rock bishop
Cardinal and over 50 church leaders joined Most Rev. Albert L. Fletcher in Little Rock to honor his silver jubilee as bishop of the Arkansas diocese. A Solemn Pontifical Mass at St Andrews Cathedral opened events ahead of a public Mass at Barton Coliseum.
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Little Rock
Albert L. Fletcher
Diocese of
Fletcher
St. Andrews Cathedral
Barton Coliseum
Arkansas
Paul VI
James Francis Cardinal McIntyre
Los Angeles
Deaf Man Develops Tiny Transistor Hearing Aid
A hard of hearing inventor perfects a minute energized unit that makes whispers clear. The device promises improved hearing for those with partial deafness and invites readers to request full information at no cost by writing HEARING, P O Box 171, Conway Arkansas.
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P.O. Box
Conway
Ark
Adv
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Hempstead Mfg. Company
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Greene Gro. & Market
Ike Steward
Hempstead Mfg. Co
Kroehler
Home Furniture CO
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