Armed Robber Flees After Service Station Hold Up
City police seek a 20 year old Negro suspect who robbed Ervin Madlock at his Third and Pine Street service station of 190 dollars and some checks. A pearl handled pistol discharged, missing the operator and striking a cigarette machine. the assailant fled on foot, possibly to a nearby green and white 1956 Buick with a duck decal.
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Carter
Ervin Madlock
Third and
Pine Streets
Madlock
Madlack
Cure Lety
Dispute Ends in Gunfire in Old Hickory Neighborhood
Reeia Carrah Calloway of Rifle Range Road, Old Hickory, Tennessee, was fined $300 for illegal use of a shotgun after firing at neighbor Byrd King during a boundary dispute. Police said the shot missed King and struck a house instead. The incident occurred Thursday in Nashville area.
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Nashville
Tenn.ap
Reeia Carrah Calloway
Byrd King
Rifle Range Road
Old Hickory
Weather Picture Brightens Across Arkansas
The Associated Press reports a brighter weather picture with mild temperatures expected for the week in Arkansas. Little Rock forecasts show possible Saturday showers but clear skies Sunday, following a cold northward push with highs from the upper 30s to mid 50s. Overnight lows range 30 to 46 as cloudiness and a warming trend move in.
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Associated Press
Arkansas
Weather Bureau
Little Rock
Fayetteville
Arkansas Weather Report Sees Warmth Then Showers
January total precipitation 1.63 inches versus 5.22 inches last year. Arkansas notes fair skies with minor temperature change this afternoon. Increasing cloudiness and a slightly warmer tonight and Sunday with a chance of showers. Continued on Page Three.
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Arkansas
Almost Broke Toe But Found 7410 Money on Street
An unidentified Columbus man kicked a bag on a sidewalk and found cash totaling 7410 including many coins. He and a companion dragged the heavy bag to a phone and called police. Brinks, Inc. driver arrived with police, having overlooked the sack earlier.
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Columbus
Brinks, Inc
Bruce Rochelle Dies at Home in Hope
Bruce Rochelle, 56, long time resident of Hope, died at his home Thursday. Survivors include his wife Dorothy Rochelle, a brother Bare ly Rochelle of Detroit, four sisters Mrs. Roy Jones of Hope, Mrs. Charles Marak of St. Louis, Mary and Elta Rowell of Little Rock. Services set for Saturday at Pam. Chapel with Rev Hills officiating. Burial planned in Memory Gardens.
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Bruce Rochelle
Myer
Hope
Dorothy Rochelle
Barely Rochelle
Detroit
Mich
Roy Jones
Charles Marak
St. Louis
Mary
Elta Rowell
Little Rock
Permden Apnelius Chapel
Hills
Memwey Gardens
Mary Roland 81 Dies in Texarkana Nursing Home
Mary Bearden Roland aged 81 lifelong Hempstead resident died Friday in a Texarkana nursing home. Survived by three daughters Mrs William Peavey of Faunce, Mrs Luther Galloway of Hope, and Mrs Chesley Walker of Guernsey, plus a brother Sige Boamlen of Hope. Ternden-Cornelius to announce arrangements.
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Mary Bearden
Roland
Hempstead
Texarkana Nursing Home
William Peavey
Faurce
Luther Galloway
Fear Hope
Chesley Wal ‘Ker
Guernsey
Sige Boamlen
Hope
Ternden-Cornelius
Mother of Hope Woman Dies at 87
Mrs Bertha Schille 87 died Tuesday at Aberdeen. She was mother of Mrs Perry Henley and Mrs Schulte of Hope. Requiem Mass to be said Sunday in Frankfort. Mrs Schulte well known here, having spent several years with her daughter.
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Bertha Schille
Aberdegi
Perry Henley
Schulte
Hope
Frankfort
Set
Our Lady of Gi Hope
Air Force basketball tournament set at Little Rock base
The Second Air Force Southern Area Basketball Tournament runs February 18 to 24 at Little Rock Air Force Base. Seven teams compete for a berth in the Strategic Air Command finals at Vandenberg Air Force Base. Defending champion Barksdale AFB joins Ly Chennault AFB Colusubus AFB Clinton Sherman AFB Altus AFB Borystrong AFB and Little Rock AFB for the title.
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Jacksonville
Ark
Little Rock Air Force Base
Strategic Air Command
Vandenberg Air Force Base
California
Second Air Force
Barksdale Air Force Base
Chennault Air Force Base
Clinton-Sherman Air Force Base
Okla
Borystrong Air Force Base
Tex
Altus Air Force Base
Colusubus Air Force Base
Miss
Little Rock Air Force, Base
Hammond charged in Arkansas killing case
Authorities charged Marion Hammond of West Plains Missouri with second degree murder in the death of Garfiekt Collins a West Plains man. Collins died three days after a reported fight with Hammond at Starkie Arkansas. Hammond is held in Batesville on bond set at five thousand dollars.
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Salem, Ark
Marion Hammond
West Plains
Garfiekt Collis
Collins
Hammond
Starkie
Ark
Hanmond
Batesville
Special Presbyterian School of Missions Program Opens
The Presbyterian Church School of Missions begins Sunday evening with a devotion led by Crit Stuart Jr in the chapel at six. A light supper is served, followed by classes led by Mrs. Joseph Keesey for the Adult Group. Senior and Junior High groups meet with designated leaders, while younger children stay in the nursery.
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School of Missions
The
Presbyterian Church
Crit Stuart, Jr
Joseph Keesey
W. E. Waller
Wjnskell Jones
L. T. Lawrence
Nation's Weather Remains Cold Across Wide North America
The pattern stays persistently cold from the Eastern Seaboard to the Rockies. Subzero readings stretch from the eastern Dakotas to northern Illinois with Minnesota Iowa and Wisconsin posting the coldest marks. Temperatures dip to 7 below in Chicago suburbs while Maine to New York report teens and 20s along the East Coast. Fair conditions in the West contrast with light snow in the Rockies and Great Lakes regions as New England inches toward further subfreezing lows.
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North Central
Dakotas
Ilinois
Minnesota
Iowa
Wisconsin
Minn
Hibbing
Waterleo
Eau Claire
Wis
Chicago
Rockies
Appalachians
Kentucky
West Virginia
Lemessee
Georgia
Tallahassee
Florida
East Coast
Maine
Boston
New York City
Bar
Pacific
Arizona
Great Lakes
Controversial Issues Shift Legislature Into High Gear
Founders Day dinner at the Barlow featured Miss Amy Jean Green delivering a humorous lesson on handling children with quotes on an old maid. She offered parent teacher relation tips while the event awarded three lifetime membership pins to Mrs. Frank King, Mrs. Fred Me Eloy, and Miss Kathleen Broach, with President Jack Gardner as master of ceremonies.
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the Barlow
Amy Jean Green
Settlement in Steel May Be Peaceful
AP dispatch reports prospects for a peaceful outcome in the 1964 steel labor talks as AFLCIO Steel Workers Union President David F. McDonald hints negotiations may reopen before May 1 for wage, pension, and vacation issues. A plan for extended vacations to aid job stability is discussed amid industry earnings concerns and political pressure from the Kennedy administration.
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Norman Walker
Associated Press
Miami Beach
Fla
Ate Ol
McDonald
White House
Kennedy
International Executive Board
Hope Schools Shine At Community Events And Recitals
Hope Junior and Senior Highs sent students to a Cancer Society seminar at Ouachita College. The Texarkana Balladeers performed at Hope High under National Honor Society sponsorship. Hope High Stax, directed by Phil McLarty, will join similar groups in Texarkana Saturday. Jimmy Johnson won the junior high ping pong singles. Ray Murphy and Mack McLarty won doubles trophies. Grimm's Fairy Tale set to music airs on KXAR Sunday, and a new jazz show with Winfred Huckabee and Harold Facktey debuts Saturday at 4 p.m.
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Hempstead County
American Cancer Society
Ouachita Baptist College
Arkadelphia
Jerry Monroe
Mary Beth Alten
Sammy Strong
Hope
Mary Beth Allen
Carter Hardage
Cancer Society
Ouachita College
Balladeers
Texarkana
Hope High School
National ‘Honor Society
Usis
Nieuw
Hope High Stax
Phil McLarty
Hope Junior High
Jimmy! Johnson
Bani
Ray Murphy
Mack McLarty
Vince Foster
KXAR
Watipm
Winfred Huckabee
Harold Facktey
River work bids lead at Arkansas river project
Center Construction Co and R B McNeil submit an apparent low bid of 32 390 for stabilization work on the Arkansas river bank near Benton and Hope. Attendees from Hope include students Ralph Bers David Chism Brenda Evans Amelia Gaines Brenda Hicks Lance Jones and others. The Southern State College cancer choir joined by Jimmy Barentine performs at the Arkansas Intercite Choral Association Festival in Searey.
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Little Rock
Center Construction Co
R. BF. McNeil
Benton
Arkansas River
Hope
Arbuckles
Fort Clinic
Southern State College
Fred McCully
Pat Rogers
Tony Smith
Rickey Stone
Dennis White
Ray Williams
Robert Windham
Jimmy Barentine
C. E. Barentine
Southern State College Cancer Choir
Arkansas Intercite Choral Association
Searey
French Officers Plot to Kill De Gaulle Arrests Reported
Paris AP reports a group of French army officers were arrested for plotting to kill President Charles de Gaulle. It is the fourth assassination plot in 17 months. Four high ranking officers unnamed, with a fifth officer still sought, as gendarmes sweep military schools and roofs ahead of a De Gaulle visit. Interior Ministry confirms arrests.
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Harvey Hudson Paris
Charres de Gaulle
Interior Ministry
de Gaulle
Gen Compere Dies at El Dorado Former Arkansas adjutant general
Brigadier General TE Ly Comper retired USA from El Dorado hospital after a long career in Arkansas service. A Witcherville native, he rose from first lieutenant in 1905 to state adjutant general in 1920, led induction of about 150000 Arkansans in World War II, and later practiced law in El Dorado. He leaves Emma Hawkins Comperes two sons Edgar and Lee and four grandchildren. Funeral arrangements not announced.
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EL Dorado
Ark
TE. Ly Comper
el Dorado Hospital
Compere
Arkansas Selective Service System
Arkansas
UMD
el Dow Wada
Megs
Witcherville
Fort Smith
Arkansas National Guard
University of Arkansas
Ouachita College
Arkadelphia
Infantry
Harvey Parnell
Emma Lucille Hawkins Comperes
Edgar L. Comperé
Knoxville
Enn
Lee H. Compere
Houston
Tex
Charge Follows Accident Here
Automobiles driven by Mrs. Ted Purtle and Jerry Walter collided yesterday on South Main Street with considerable damage to both vehicles. Officers Rawa and Marlin of the City Police charged Walter with hazardous driving.
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Ted Purtle
Jerry Walter
South Main Street
Rawa and
Marlin
Walter
Faubus Names Two To Arkansas Boards
Gov. Faubus named J. R. David Jr. of Caraway to the Liquefied Petroleum Gas Board and O. M. Young of Little Rock to the Abstractor's Examining Board. David replaces Mrs. Archie Bray of Marked Tree. Young replaces Burton Dugan of Little Rock. David's term ends January 1968 and Young's ends June 4, 1981.
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Little Rock
Oreval E. Faubus
J. R. David Jr
Caraway
State Liquefied Petroleum Gas Board
M. Young
David
Archie Bray
Marked Tree
Young
Burton Dugan
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Audit Bureau of Circulations
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C. M
Pod) Rogers, Jr
Robert May
STAR
Mary Roland
Air Force
Presbyterians
John R. Starr
PTA
General Assembly
Senate
Jess Walt
Jefferson County
Walt
Frank Carpenter
Clay County
Talbot Feild Jr
W. F. Foster
Lonoke
Mattie Hackett
Lafayette
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Pike
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