Community events and obituaries mark year end notices
The item lists Christmas services at Haynes Chapel Baptist Church and Mt. Pleasant CME Church with public invitations, plus a Southwest District singing convention at St. Paul Baptist Church Emmet led by Rev J M Stewart and C G Carimicheal. It notes Masonry officers for 1982, family greetings, and Christmas Day dinners. Obituary notices mention Mrs Jannie Reggans and Mrs Christine Loudermilk Rice with funeral plans and survivors.
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St. Paul Baptist Church
Emmet
J. M. Stewart
C. G. Carimicheal
Jannie Reggans
Shell Cemetery
Hicks Funeral Home Inc
Christine Loudermilk Rice
Hope
Toledo
Ohio
Emma Dunlap
V.L. Laudermilk
Rice
Toleos
Conservatives No Threat Says Senator Says
In Washington senator Mansfield asserts conservatives pose no threat to Democratic control. He says the country remains on a middle political course and supports conservatives while opposing extreme right or left positions. Dirksen Halleck and Oum discuss cabinet balance and a budget focus with tax-raising only if needed to balance the budget. The Laos coalition talks face collapse risks as Souvanna Phouma seeks a unity government amid Western-Nationalist pressure.
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Jack Bell
Washington
Mike Mansfield
D-Mons
Congress
Mansfield
Senate
Uon
House
Charles A. Halleck
In- Pathet Lao Mendiana
Halleck
GOP
Dirksen
Kennedy
Associated Press News
Rene
Georges Magari
Vientiane
Laos
Souvana Phouma
Savang Vathana
Souvanha
Souphan
Nouvong
Southern California
Purdue
Utah
West
Virginia
Boun Dum
New York
Villanova
Oum
Souvanna
Duquesne
Quaker City
Apadelphia
Proval
Boun Oum
Souphanouvong
Ngon Sananikone
Gas Masks Demand Highlight CORE Requests Amid College Games
CORE seeks to buy surplus gas masks for members as college basketball results roll in. Bowling Green upset Seattle 70 61, Wichita edged Texas A M in overtime, UCLA routed Army, and Utah beat West Virginia. Major scores include Lucas 20 and Havlicek 12 for Ohio State, Cunningham 21 for UCLA, Discharger limited, while Kansas State and Missouri posted wins.
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Bowling Green
Seattle
Wichita
Texas A&m
Houston
Utah State
Lucas
John Havlicek
Ohio State
Washington
Huskies
Southern Cal
John Radometkin
Chris Appel
Jerry Discharger
Purdue
Gary Cunningham
UCLA
Army
Billy McGill
Utah
West Virginia
Mike Wroblewski
Kansas State
Nebraska
Missouri
Oklahoma State
WRU
Becoind
Nate Thurmond
Cincinnati
Ernie Moore
Aggie
Gulf South
Shreveport
Richie Goldberg
Mississippi Southern
Louisiana Tech
Centennary
Murrau
Kentucky
Rice and Soybeans Could Lead Foreign Aid Programs
U S Agriculture Secretary Freeman indicated that 1962 crop rice acreage may rise 10 percent to 1 817 856 acres, with rice soybeans soybean oil and wheat likely featured in Food for Peace and foreign aid. He set January 23 for a grower referendum on next year’s rice marketing quotas.
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Washington
U.S. Food For Peace
Freeman
Bishop Attacked by Two Africans During Picnic
Anglican Bishop Bendysche Burnet of Bloemfontein was attacked by two Africans while picnicking with his wife. He was stabbed four times, twice in the leg and twice in the stomach, and his wife was knocked down. Police launched a search for the attackers.
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Sascunb Idlawix
Aout Africa
Bloemfontein
Bendysche Burnet
Quemoy Shelled by Communist Guns
Communist forces fired 109 rounds at the Quemoy Islands on Wednesday night continuing the shelling of offshore Nationalist positions. Earlier on Christmas Day 63 rounds had hit the islands after 104 days of silence.
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Quemoy
Taipei
Formosa
Quemoy Islands
Red
Optimistic Port Plan Emerges for Osceola Arkansas
Osceola officials after a West Memphis conference with Army Engineers voiced optimism about turning Osceola into a Mississippi River port. Mayor Ben Butler called the outlook encouraging but said more information is needed before a decision. The meeting reviewed a federal feasibility study on river port facilities south of Osceola. Construction would be partly funded under a new law aiding regeneration of former port communities.
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Osceola
Ark
Army Engineers
Ben Butler
West Memphis
U.S
Second Downtown Five at Harrison Fire Causes Major Loss
Harrison Ark AP reports Barti son’s second downtown fire in three weeks caused about 43000 in damage to the Midwest Supermarket on Wednesday night. Store manager Truman Scott attributed the blaze to faulty wiring in the meat department freezing unit, with partial insurance coverage. Several customers were inside the store when the fire started. no injuries occurred. A prior fire on December 8 at the Duncan Parking Meter plant caused about 30000 in damage.
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Harrison, Ark
Bartison
Truman Scott
Meat
Duncan
U S Donates to Congo Flood Victims
In Leopoldville the United States donated 10000 dollars to the United Nations and the Congo government for relief of victims of the Congo River floodwaters.
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U. S
Congo
Leopoldville
the Congo
United States
United Nations
The
Troubleshooters to visit Guinea amid Soviet efforts
London AP reports one of the Soviet Union's top troubleshooters, First Deputy Premier Anastas I. Mikoyan, will visit Guinea next month to mend frayed ties. Moscow Radio says Guinea's President Sekou Touré complained of a Communist plot to topple his pro Soviet regime allegedly directed by a Western embassy.
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London
Soviet Union
Anastas +I. Mikoyan
Guinea
Sndfoth
West African Republic
Moscow
Iadio
Sekow Toure
Kremlin
Arkansas pastor Dr J Walter Cobb dies at 89
MEMPHIS AP Dr J Walter Cobb 89 longtime Arkansas Presbyterian minister served Blytheville Little Rock and Stamps and was moderator of the Arkansas Presbyterian Synod retiring in 1943 He died Wednesday in Memphis adding a note on his career and leadership within the church.
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Memphis
J. Walter Cobb
Arkansas Presbyterian
Blytheville
Little Rock
Stamps
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Harry Phillips
Singer Sewing Machine CO
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Buck's Fine Service Station
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Cal Moore Bros
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Imoe
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Sir P. Shiney
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AF & AM
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S. D. Delaney
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Sheffner
Hubbard
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Joseph With
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Willie Ture
Chap Dain
George Logan
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Ed Rageland
Steward
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Dallas
George Smith Jr
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Itt
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Sylvesten Lawsery
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