Obituary notes for Hudson Burdine Serafin Hazel Bisca Pryor
Obituaries list deaths: Mrs Marte Hudson of Nevada, John Asher Hudson, Mrs Johnnie Pritenett. Rufus E Burdine 72, survived by Gladys Monts Butline and siblings. Tullio Serafin 89, famed conductor of La Scala and Covent Garden. Homer H Hazel 72, Rutgers All America, Hall of Fame 1951. Marziale Bisca 89 founder of La Folia. Rep David Pryor warns Arkansas prison reform. Includes scattered notes on Grandmna Moses painting career.
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Meg
Matte Hudson
Nevada
Oakforest Chapel
Ravdod Hunster
Shell Cemetery
Oakaresty
Metheodist
John Asher Hudson
Chledge
Fly
Johnnie Pritenett
Hot Springs
R.E. Burdine
Rufus E. Burdine
Gladys Monts Butline
B. W. Yates
Horner
Clyde
Shreveport
Jesse Burdine
Romer
Hermon Chapel
Everett Vinson
Memory Gardens
Hermon Funeral Home
Marshall
Mich
Homer H. Hazel
Rutgers University
Hazel
Walter Camp
Nixon campaign begins Wisconsin primary push
Nixon travels through Wisconsin as he works to strengthen his bid for the Republican nomination. He previously spent three days in New Hampshire, emphasizing momentum from the Granite State’s first presidential primary. He met with groups in Hillsboro, answered questions, and filmed sessions for TV spots.
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Richard M. Nixon
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Romney
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
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Nixon
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Hope Rotary hears on welfare aid for families with children
Mrs Alma Drew of Hempstead County Welfare Department spoke to the Hope Rotary Club last Friday about departmental work with emphasis on how families with dependent children can be eligible for aid. Sam Peterson of Rubinoff and His Violin offered the club a sponsor opportunity for a local performance, with April 4 set for the show and G G Medders in charge of arrangements. Guests included Rep Talbot Feild Jr and Ken Trout, with Ben Harding of Prescott visiting.
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Alma Drew
Hempstead
G. G. Medders
Talbot Feild, Jr
Ken Trout
Ben Harding
Prescott
Progress at Prison Says Mr Murton
Little Rock AP Murton, prison superintendent, reports great strides at Tucker Prison Farm including an educational and training program. He praises inmate well being but says exact inmate counts at Cummins remain uncertain while board members express support and note reforms after discovering three skeletons at Cummins.
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Little Rock
Thomas C. Murton
Tucker Prison Farm
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Tucker
Cummins Prison Farm
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Cummins
State Prison Board
William Pierce Lythe
Clarksville
Lytle
W. Payton Kolb
Marshall Neil Rush
Pine Bluff
Cumming
Arkansas governor outlines two special sessions
Governor Rockefeller defends era of excellence tag amid criticism and calls for two special sessions to address state finances. He urges constitutional convention mechanics, reappointment of Lynn A. Davis as State Police director, and notes windfall tax revenue caused a 1966- era fiscal crisis. He stresses prudent planning and leadership in the 1965 assembly.
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Arkansas
General Assembly
Constitutional Revision Study Commission
Rockefeller
Lynn A. Davis
Lynn Davis
Judgment for $20 000 Is Dismissed
The Arkansas Supreme Court dismissed a $20 000 judgment against St Vincent Infirmary Little Rock in a negligence suit over a bone infection after a 1962 surgery on Gary Pilcher of Malvern. The defendant was Aetna Casualty and Surety Co. Also notes Utah statehood followed abolition of polygamy in 1896 after territorial action in 1850.
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St. Vincent Infirmary
Gary Pilcher
Malvern
St. Vincents
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Utah
Mormon Church
Arkansas weekend pardons and fatal crashes reported
The Associated Press notes two pardons were rejected in Arkansas highways patrol weekend report. Five Arkansas residents died in traffic crashes outside the state, including Florande Smith of Roland and Ed Marshall near Little Rock. Other victims were Harley Tollett of DeQueen, J. R. Hill of Locksburg, Jack Gray of Locksburg, Lanny Wilber of Maysville, and Guthrie Parish of Raverdon Springs. Incidents occurred near Little Rock, Tuckerman, Broken Bow Oklahoma, Jay Oklahoma, and near the Tennessee River Bridge, with Corfu mentioned as the Greek Riviera.
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Guthrie, Parish
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Smith
Henry Stier
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Marshall
Tuckerman
Tollett
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Eagletown
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Broken Bow
Hill
Gray
Wilber
Jay
Oklahoma
Parish
Tennessee River
Canvlen
Tenn
North Korean talks cited on Pueblo crew fate in Seoul
Reports say Panmunjom negotiations are led by Rear Admiral John Smith for the United States and General Pak Chung Kook for North Korea with only interpreters present. U S officials in Seoul declined comment and Dean Rusk denied any offer to return crew. Seoul officials fear the U S may apologize to gain release of Pueblo crew despite North Korean claims of a fourth navigator’s confession.
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Seoul
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Pip Finnjoni
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Mayang Do
Songjin
Chonejin
Arkansas official calls PKU test amendment a backward step
Jack Sklar of Little Rock former chairman of the Governor's Advisory Committee on Mental Retardation says passage of an amendment to Act 192 of 1967 would be a terrible step backward. The PKU test for newborns aims to prevent mental retardation via proper diet.
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