Reynolds Infant Randall Gene Reynolds Dies at Four Months
Randall Gene Reynolds four months old, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Reynolds, died in a local hospital. Survived by three brothers Roger, Richard and Ronald Lough and two sisters Nancy and Nena Lough, and grandparents Vera Gaudis of Schenectady No Yi, and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Huckabee of Hope. Graveside services at Rose Hill Cemetery at 11 a.m. Wednesday, Rev. B. J. Whitehead. Oakcrest Funeral Home in charge. James Dee Webb, 64, Prescott resident and former Oran inhabitant, died Monday in a Prescott hospital. Deacon of Salem Baptist Church of Prescott. Survived by wife Ruby Robins Webb, daughter Truman Hill of Little Rock, brother J. E. Webb of Benton, five sisters including Milton Stone of Shreveport, Ruby Buchanan, Laura Braden, Gladys Durham, and Jewel Buchanan of Ozan. Services Wednesday at 2 p.m. at Herndon Funeral Chapel of Hope, Rev. Wesley Thomason. Burial in St. Paul Cemetery near Ozan.
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Robert Huckabee
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Rose Hill Cemetery
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Oakcrest Funeral Home
James Dee Webb
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Oran
Salem Baptist Church
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Truman Hill
Little Rock
J. E. Webb
Benton
Milton Stone
Shreveport
Ruby Buchanan
Laura Braden
Gladys Durham
Jewel Buchanan
Ozan
Herndon
Weather Data for Arkansas and Louisiana
Weather Experiment Station reports for 24 hours ending 7 a.m. Tuesday show Arkansas clear to partly cloudy and warmer tonight with increasing clouds and a chance of a few showers and thundershowers Wednesday mainly in the west. Low tonight in the 50s. high Wednesday 66 to 76. Louisiana partly cloudy Wednesday with a few showers, warmer tonight. low tonight 44 to 54. high Wednesday in the 70s.
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Posters Tell of Purge in Red China
Tokyo report says Mao purge targets 25 top military leaders loyal to Liu Shao-chi and boosts Chiang Ching’s power as she chairs a new committee. Premier Chou En-lai sits as adviser. Clash reported between Soviet and Red Chinese troops on Manchurian border with captured soldiers later released.
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Sinkiang
Showdown on Ouster of Sukarno
Gen. Suharto ally Maj. Gen. Alamsjah says an answer to renewed military proposals to end the power struggle with President Sukarno may come tonight. He declares there will be no more omis sions or talks and that a decision has been taken as authorities await the reply.
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The Convicts Casino May Be Removed
Nevada lawmakers push to outlaw the bull pen prison casino run by inmates at the maximum security prison. Assemblyman Mel Close cites rehabilitation concerns and financial exploitation of prisoners as motives, with support for a bill to ban the games.
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Youth Corps Consultant Named Southwest Deputy Director
The Labor Department named Dr. Fred Romero 36 of Denver as southwest regional deputy director of the Neighborhood Youth Corps. The region includes Arkansas Texas Louisiana Oklahoma and New Mexico.
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Colorado Education Department
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Fred Romero
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Stormy seminar sparks reshuffle at Air War College
Air Force Reserve Col Michael J. Jackson says former Arizona Gov Samuel P. Goddard Jr. dominated a December seminar with Maj Gen Jerry D. Page, triggering Page's reassignment. Jackson reports Goddard claimed political aims in front of 46 officers, and accuses the event of undermining academic freedom at Montgomery Alabama’s Air War College.
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Air Air Force Reserve
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Anigona
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