Weekend World News Roundup From Viet Nam Protests to Patty Johnson Party
The Associated Press reports a weekend of Viet Nam rallies with 10 000 to 15 000 in Atlanta and antiwar pickets in New Orleans and Gainesville. U S officials warn North Viet Nam as Humphrey visits Bangkok to reassure Southeast Asia allies. In Detroit a synagogue attack wounds Rabbi Adler as a gunman shoots himself. Pope Paul VI seeks to speed birth control decision. President Johnson honors Lincoln and attends Luci Johnson Nugent pre nuptial party in Georgetown.
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Associated Press
Dean Rusk
Atlanta
Atlanta Stadium
New Orleans
Gainesville
Fla
University of Florida
Washington
Maritime Administration
United States
Free World
Viet Nam
Hubert H. Humphrey
Bangkok
Saigon
Thailand
Humphrey
Southeast Asia
State Department
North Viet Nam
Hanoi
Lewis B. Hershey
Selective Service
Santo Domingo
U.S
Costa Rica
Miami
Detroit
Richard Wishnetsky
Morris Adler
Rome
Paul VI
Johnson
Lincoln Memorial
America
Abraham Lincoln
Luci
Pat Nugent
Georgetown
Gerard Nugent
Oaklawn Season Opens With Sprint Card and Records
Oaklawn Park starts the season with an eight race sprint card led by Mr. B's Sister as favorite in the $5,000 feature. King of Kentucky edged Bay Phantom to win the $10,000 Inaugural Handicap by a head as track records fall for five furlongs and other distances despite rain and attendance at 15,629. Onward Upward, Gypsy Ben, Marble Champ, and Blue Hole are noted in fast times as Oaklawn sets new marks.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Oaklawn Park
O. T. Hogan
Mr. B
Santa Anita
Carol
V" Farm
Witty
Marion H. van Berg
Seven Circles
W. Hal Bishop
Grace M. Bardon H. Ford
Baby Lullaby
W. F. Lucas
Oak Hill Farm
King of Kentucky
C. O. Vair
Oaklawn
W. G. Spivey
Onward Upward
C. C. Vair
Gypsy Ben
C. C. Madden
GE Demonstration at Yerger High School This Week
A General Electric representative will demonstrate in Yerger High School Home Economics Department on Wednesday February 16 at 7 o clock. All invited. floor prizes will be awarded. Key Stone Lodge No 43 holds its regular rendering February 15 at Hicks Funeral Home 7 30 o clock. BeeBee Chapter No 412 meets February 16 at Davis Chapel Church. all members urged to attend on time.
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General Electric Company
Yerger High School
Key Stone Lodge No. 43
Hick
H. W. Washington
W. M
BeeBee Chapter No
Davis Chapel
Bao
Jessie Jones
Americans Have Much More Cash
Washington AP reports Americans hold more cash in pockets and billfolds than five years earlier. Factors include teen earnings and travel, with hard currency now about 20 percent of money in circulation. Rise in income and liquid assets, plus tax policy shifts, push cash holdings higher.
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Joseph R. Coyne
Washington
Federal Reserve Bank
Richmond
R Jofin K. Carlock
of the Treasury
Treasury
Internal Revenue Service
Rodgers Greenhaw Wedding in Sadler Texas
Mrs. Richard Greenhaw announces the marriage of her daughter Patricia Rodgers to Richard Greenhaw son of Herriet and Mr. and Mrs. Greenhaw of Hope. They wed January 28 at Sadler Methodist Church with Rev. Carroll Cory officiating. A reception followed at the Blakley home. Patricia, a senior at East Texas State University Commerce, majors in business admin. Richard, also a senior at ETSU, majors in technical agriculture. They will reside in Commerce to continue studies.
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Richard Greenhaw
Ed Rodgers
Sadler, Texas
Patricia Rodgers
Herriet Greenhaw
Hope
Sadler Methodist Church
Carrol Cory
Joe Crouch
Arlington
Bill Grubbs
Nacogdoches
Edward Blakley
Greenhaw
Hast Texas State University, Commerce
ETSU
Commerce
Obituaries highlight Willis Cobb and local residents
Obituaries report the deaths of Mrs. Willis A. Cobb and several area residents. Mrs. Cobb, longtime Hempstead County resident, died in a local hospital and is survived by her husband, a daughter in Texas City, a son in California, two sisters, a brother, and other relatives. Funeral services were held at Unity Baptist Church, with burial in Friendship Cemetery. Other notices include memorials for William Carl Bramlett, 66, a former El Dorado resident and oil company worker, and Mrs. Rittie Davis Cook, 60, of McCaskill, with Church affiliations and family survivors listed. Euell Ward, 54, formerly of Hope, died in Long Beach, California, with wife Lorene and children named, and service plans noted. Additional details reference connections to local churches, funeral homes, and regional communities.
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Willis Cobb
Willis A. Cobb
Hempstead County
Unity Baptist Church
Theo Long
Texas City
Herman Davis
Downery
Calif
Bessie Grounds
Ft. Worth
C. C. Herving
Texarkana
Clayton Payne
San Bernardino
Gordon Renshaw
Lawrence
Friendship Cemetery
Funeral Home of Hope
W. C. Bramlett
Wiliam Carl Brarmlett
Hope
el Dorado
First Baptist Church
William C. Jr
Dave Bramlett
Job Kellain
Rogers
J T. Beasley
E. Gorady
Opa) Hale
Ort Worth
Texas
First Baptist
Sir George Balentine
Memory Garden
Oakcrest Funeral Home
Rittie Davis Cook
McCaskill
Friendship Methodist Church
Martin B. Cook
Paul D. Brandt
J. D Davis
Charles Davis
Bald Enoly
Hartschel
Roseburg
Dre. Dwayne
Malvern
Turner
Jewel Davis
Flagstaff
Ann
Harvey Fisher
Friendship
Dewey Haugland
J. L. Webb
Midway Methodist Church
Hot Spring County
Midway Cemetery
Euell Ward
Long Beach
Cali Hospital
Lorene
Gerald Coffee
Anaheim
Linda
Jon Ward
Clyde Winemiller
Bruner Ivory Handle Co
Cabtarnia
J. M. Matthews
Stamps
The
Baptist Church
Maw Matthews
Leon
Freeman Mattthews
Thomas I
Shreveport
Donald Matthews
Jacksonville
Aubrey Nix
Buckner
Melvin Aldridge
William Stevens
Springhill
Iaw
A. A
Girls Dress Debate Sparks UK US Fashion Clash
A British doctor urges winter workwear ski pants over short skirts as a health measure. American women offer mixed views while noting that outfits aim to please men more than weather. The Associated Press notes that some find ski pants impractical or uncomfortable, with opinions split on practicality and comfort.
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Ray Kohn
New York
Associated Press
Geoffrey Taylor
Cricket Malherbie
England
Taylor
Sharon Gunderson
West Los Angeles
Calif
Susan Cobourn
Columabus
Ohio
Weather shift and fashion debate on skirts and pants
Snow flurries and showers sweep much of the country while the West and Southwest stay dry. Amid the weather talk, a debate unfolds on women wearing skirts or pants at work with various opinions from Sandy Jack in San Francisco to Anita Duncan in Chicago. Some support leotards with skirts as a compromise.
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Sandy Jack
San Francisco
Muriel L. Donohue
Boston
Charleston
S.C
Taylor
New York City
Sheila Seleznow
Anita Duncan
Arkansas Weather Summary and Forecast Monday
The Weather Weather report notes a 24 hour period ending 7 a.m. Monday with a high of 62 and a low of 34. Arkansas forecast mostly dry but colder Monday with possible rain. southern areas expected rain at night near freezing. By Walter C. Parkes.
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Repor
Arkansas
Mercury car review sparks Milford couple's praise
Isaac B. Newton and his wife of Milford Del describe a new Mercury test drive. He lauds power steering as effortless and stable for parking. He praises the 410 cubic inch V eight for its quietness and strong pickup. Mrs Newton notes generous interior comfort and smooth ride.
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Isaac B. Newton
Milford
Del
Mercury
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