Carolyn Joyce Watson obituary from Midwest City Oklahoma
Carolyn Joyce Watson 21 daughter of Mr and Mrs A W Watson of Midwest City Okla died Sunday at home Her mother Mrs A W Watson is the former Lois Hairston of Patmos Survived by two brothers James of Dallas and Arthur Ray in US Air Force in Turkey grandparents Mr and Mrs J L Gass Hairston of Patmas and Mr and Mrs John Watson of Dallas Services 10 am Friday at Herndon Funeral Chapel by Rev W R Burks Burial in Memory Gardens in Hope
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Patmos
James
Dallas
Arthur Ray
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Turkey
J.L. Gasster Hairston
Patmas
John Watson
Herndon
W.R. Burks
Buerlal
Memory Gardens
Hope
Federal Reserve keeps rate stance amid mixed signals
The Federal Reserve Board left its discount rate decision implying a possible brief rise in mortgage costs as analysts debated its effectiveness. Observers noted a continued rise in industrial output to 167.4 and a 7 percent jump in housing starts in November, while unemployment fell to 3.3 percent, the lowest in 15 years.
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Hope-Frazier Is Elected Hope Hempstead Chamber Leader
Hope Special George Frazier of Anderson Frazier Insurance Company has been chosen president of the Hope Hempstead County Chamber of Commerce for 1959. Frazier, a vice president for two years, has chaired key committees and is active in community affairs.
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Cooler Weather Edges In Across Arkansas Today
The Associated Press reports clearing and cooler weather for Arkansas as a cold front linked to a southern plains low pressure system moves through tonight. Daytime highs Tuesday ranged from 44 at Walnut Ridge to 57 at Texarkana, with overnight lows from 41 to 51. Rainfall over the past 24 hours totaled a trace at Little Rock and .09 inches at Walnut Ridge.
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31 National Guard Workers Are Arrested
CHICAGO AP Thirty one men including three Illinois National Guard employees were arrested on charges of using phony documents to obtain draft deferments. Brig Gen Richard T Dunn said spurious forms were used to claim Guard status and that an FBI led operation resulted in arrests in the Chicago area. Eight men named in an indictment by a federal grand jury and warrants for 27 others were announced by J Edgar Hoover. Four more were being sought.
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Weather Summary for Experiment Station
Weather data shows 24 hour period ending 7 am Wednesday with high 56 and low 42. Forecasts Arkansas indicate scattered showers moving west to east tonight, then partly cloudy cooler Thursday with lows in the 30s to upper 40s and highs in the upper 40s to upper 50s.
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Brother of Eisenhower Succumbs
Earl Eisenhower 70, brother of former President Dwight Eisenhower, died at his Scottsdale home. A former electrical engineer with West Penn Power, he later worked in public relations and served several terms in Illinois legislature. He retired to Scottsdale in 1986 after an unsuccessful Cook County Clerk bid. Survived by widow Katherine, a son Earl Jr, and a daughter Kay Morgan of Rockford. The family cited no prior illness.
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Minnesota Theater Company brings The House of Atreus to Broadway
The Minnesota Theater Company presents a rhymed adaptation of the Oresteia at the Billy Rose Theatre on Broadway, directed by Tyrone Guthrie. The production emphasizes costumed grandeur and intense performances with a male cast led by Douglas Campbell and Lee Richardson, highlighting legal themes and dramatic ambition amid a lengthy run. Arturo Ui will follow in rotation through January 11 before the tour moves to Los Angeles.
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Aeschylus
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$1.5 Million Damage Suit Is Filed
A Pine Bluff couple filed a $1.25 million federal suit over injuries from an Arkansas River boating accident. Patrick Brinegar, paralyzed from the neck down, seeks $1 million, and his wife Lorene asks $250,000 for loss of consortium. The Brinegars, suing S. O. G. of Arkansas, allege Brinegar worked as a deck hand for a boat crew damaged at Lock and Dam No. 4 below Pine Bluff.
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Houston
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Grants from Billy Rose Foundation and NEA Support Arts
The article notes grants from the Billy Rose Foundation and the National Endowment for the Arts. The funding supports local arts programs, exhibitions, and outreach initiatives, highlighting continued public investment in cultural projects across the region.
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Gold Prices Jump On International Demand And Unrest
Gold prices rose to 2.3850 dollars an ounce, with Zurich quoting 4.2952 francs and Paris 4,990 francs. Traders report heavy buying, largely from France amid unrest fears, while Kennedy faces criticism over his statements on the gold issue. Only three U.S. cities exceeded 300,000 population in 1866.
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Congress slated to discuss new conduct standards
OSUEBOLA Arkansas AP congressman elect Alexander told Jaycees he plans to propose or support standards of conduct for the House. He criticized Powell for undermining public confidence and stressed Congress must police itself to maintain dignity. He offered no specifics and called the matter premature for January. Also notes a science fact that absolute zero is 273 C below zero and 460 F.
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All State Policeman to Be on Duty
Arkansas State Police cancel all days off to patrol roads around the clock during the holidays after a year with rising traffic deaths. Col. Ralph D. Leon emphasizes preventing holiday tragedies and urges careful driving as 1968 approaches.
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Arkansas State Police
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