State Gops Call Meetings on Separate Days
Two Arkansas GOP factions issued separate calls for state executive committee meetings on different dates. William Spicer announced a March 21 meeting while Rockefeller backers, led by D. Fred Taylor, called a March 7 meeting. Signatures and legality disputed. Feb 22 call not to be held. Rockefeller supporters push governor bid with Clark County survey set for Feb 20.
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Arkansas Republican Party
GOP
William Spicer
Fort Smith
Winthrop Rockefeller
Henry M. Britt
Hot Springs
Rockefeller
Spicer
D. Fred Taylor
Osceola
Taylor
State Central Committee
Warren Liebling
Pine Bluff
Clark County
C B Tyler to Buried Sunday
C B Tyler 2 a real estate man here for 40 years died Saturday in a Texarkana hospital. Survivors include his wife Mable two sons John Tyler Amarillo Texas and Frank Kirk St Petersburg Fla a daughter Mrs Mable O Steen Texarkana two brothers George Dallas and Charles Tyler Tallahasse Fla three sisters Mrs Susie T Scott and Mrs Ruth Lemans Ashburn was Mrs Ruby Moss Ocilla Services were held Monday at Herndon Cornelius Chapel by Rev Clifford Noe Burial was in Rose Hill Cemetery here.
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C. B. Tyler
Texarkana
Mable
John Tyler
Amarillo
Texas
Frank Kirk
St. Petersburg
Fla
Mable O'Steen
George
Dallas
Charles Tyler
Tallahasse
Susie T. Scott
Ruth Lemans
Asburn
Ruby Moss
Ocilla
Herndon-Cornelius Chapel
Clifford Noe
Rose Hill
Arkansas Education Association Nominations Noted
Wynne School Superintendent M D Forrest and Mrs Paul Couch a Jonesboro third grade teacher were nominated for vice president president elect of the Arkansas Education Association. Lake Village Superintendent R B Chitwood and Mrs H L Robinson a Bono teacher were nominated for board member at large. Election set for April 10.
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Associated Press
Little Rock
Wynne
M. D. Forrest
Paul Couch
Jonesboro
Arkansas Education Association
Lake Village
R. B. Chitwood
H. L. Robinson
Bono
Weather Experiment Station Report for 24 Hours Ending 7 AM
Weather summary covering 24 hours ending 7 am Monday with a high of 58 and a low of 29. Arkansas forecast shows increasing cloudiness tonight with rain in the south and west, followed by warmer conditions.
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Arkansas
P. H. Patterson Buried Sunday
Peter H. Patterson, 76, a retired farmer and Mason, died Friday in a Little Rock hospital. Services were held Sunday at Oak Grove Methodist Church by Herndon Cornelius. Survivors include a brother Arthur of Mississippi and three sisters Mrs. Ellen Lane, Mrs. Henry McClendon of Texas and Mrs. Marcus Green of California.
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Peter H. Patterson
Little Rock
Oak Grove Methodist Church
Herndon Cornelius
Arthur
Mississippi
Ellen Lane
Henry McClendon
Texas
Marcus Green
California
Byers seeks re election for Hempstead County Judge
Orie O. Byers announces candidacy for re election as Hempstead County Judge. A native of the county he has served since January 1961 presenting a budget minded administration and a program of road work surplus commodity distribution juvenile court rehabilitation and cooperation with agencies to aid the needy. He asks for continued support in the coming primary.
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Orie O. Byers
Hempstead County
Byers
Snowstorm in East Causes Death of 13
A Northeast snowstorm dumped up to 18 inches across New England and caused at least 13 deaths. Four women drowned in Maine, nine others died from heart attacks while shoveling, and airports closed as winds peaked near 92 mph. Snow ranged from 6 to 18 inches across several states, with blizzard-like conditions and widespread power outages.
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New England
Truro
Cape Co
Maine
Passamaquoddy Bay
Robbinston
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Plymouth
N.M
Lebanon
N.H
Worcester
Bedford
Mass
Brunswick
Boston
Hartford
Conm
Montpelier
New Hampshire
Vermont
Nova Scotia
New York
Catskill Mountains
Lake Erie
Rockies
Dakotas
Lower
Michigan
Great Lakes
Ohio Valley
California
Rio Grande Valley
Florida
Funeral Sunday for Mrs. Naomi Patterson
Funeral services for Naomi Patterson 64 died Friday were held at 3 p.m. Sunday at First Methodist Church. Burial followed at Memory Gardens. She is survived by husband J W Patterson a son J W Patterson Jr of Alabama her mother Mrs George Sissel of DeQueen three brothers Jonathan Sissel Ohio Colo William Piggot Benjamin Sissel California two sisters Mrs Warl Cutman Texas and Mrs Seward Gramer Oregon.
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Naomi Patterson
First Methodist Church
Herndon Cornelius
Memory Gardens
J. W. Patterson
J. W. Patterson Jr
Alabama
George Sissel
DeQueen
Jonathan Sissel
Ohio
Colo
William
Piggot
Benjamin Sissel
California
Warl Cutman
Texas
Seward Gramer
Oregon
Coast Guard Reports Sea Collision Near Morgan City
The Coast Guard said a 475 foot Ecuadorian freighter Cuidad de Guayaquil struck an oil rig about 75 miles southwest of Morgan City early today. The freighter was not in immediate danger and was taking on patrol to assess damage to the air. The oil rig was not believed manned. no injuries were reported from the 7,500 ton vessel. The Cuidad de Guayaquil was sailing from Houston to New Orleans.
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New Orleans
Coast Guard
Morgan City
Cuidad de Guayaquil
Pavelar
Houston
Tex
Torch Is Passed second round orders opening
Hope Star announces a second shipment of the John F Kennedy hardcover The Torch Is Passed priced at 2 postpaid. Printers for The Associated Press have produced over 2 billion copies. Readers may reserve by coupon at Hope Star P O Box 98 Hope Arkansas with $2 per copy.
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Star
John F. Kennedy
Hope Star
Associated Press
Californians Back Goldwater as Young Republicans Choose Gramal
The California Young Republicans nominated Barry Goldwater for president with 256% support and elected John A. Gramal, 34, of Fortuna, as the new president of their 14,000 member group at the Sunny convention.
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San Diego
Calif
California
Young Republicans
Arizona
Barry Goldwater
United States
John A. Gramala
Fortuna
Goldwater
Ruby Trial Underway at Dallas
A Dallas jury prepares as Jack Ruby goes on trial for murder with malice in the Kennedy assassination shadow. Prosecutors seek the death penalty while defense argues insanity and psychomotor epilepsy could explain Ruby’s actions amid nationwide suspense.
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Dallas
Jack Ruby
John F. Kennedy
Ruby
Lee Harvey Oswald
Oswald
Kennedy
Henry M. Wade
Dallas ‘County
Wade
Melvin Mouron Belli
San Francisco
Logging Fatal Near Lewisville Claims Hoyett Cox
Bulletin reports Hoyett Cox 33 resident of Patmos area killed today in a logging accident near Lewisville. Details not learned immediately. Nerndon Cornelius will announce arrangements.
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Hoyett Cox
Patmos
Lewisville
Nerndon-Cornelius
Court Rules Tax Liens Precedence in Foreclosure
The Arkansas Supreme Court ruled federal tax liens take precedence over material and labor liens and state tax liens in a foreclosure. In Washington County, First Pyramid Life Insurance Co. foreclosed on Edward Schmidt trading as Schmidt's Kitchen Chickens. The court ordered federal liens paid first, with remaining funds allocated to D&F Sales Co., Houston Floor Service and Fayetteville Plumbing Co. after which a $3,911 mortgage and an $885 state tax claim received nothing.
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Little Rock
Arkansas Supreme Court
Washington County
Pyramid Life Insurance Co
Edward Schmidt
Schmidt
King Chicken
First Pyramid
Thomas Butt
Supreme Court
D&f Sales Co
Houston Floor Service
Fayetteville Plumbing Co
Dillard Purchases Gas Blass Company
Wil liam Dillard of Tulsa Oklahoma has announced the purchase of the Gas Blass Department Store firm of Little Rock A native of Mineral Springs Ark he heads a group that recently bought the Pfeffers of Arkansas chain Blass a 92 year old firm operates two Little Rock stores and a Pine Bluff location The purchase price was not announced Leonard F Levy will remain president while Dillard serves as board chairman
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Little Rock
William Dillard
Tulsa
Okla
Dillard
Mineral Springs
Ark
Pfeffers of Arkansas
Blass
Little Rocks
Pine Bluff
Leonard F. Levy
Hendrix Alumni Drive Reaches $100000 Goal for Campus Buildings
Conway Arkansas O T Hunt president of the Hendrix College Alumni Association announces alumni completed a drive that raised one hundred thousand dollars toward the cost of buildings recently built on the campus. The campaign marks the first alumni effort in forty years.
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Conway, Ark
O. T. Hunt
Hendrix College Alumni Association
Final Rites for Hallie D Little
Funeral services for Hallie Dewitt Little a retired farmer and carpenter of Gordon who died Saturday at a Hope hospital were held Sunday at Center Grove Methodist Church. Survivors include his wife a son Jesse Little of Hope four daughters a brother and three sisters.
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Hallie Dewitt Little
Gordon
Hope Hospital
Center Grove Methodist Church
Jesse
Little
Hope
Flora Spoonamore
Benton
Union load wheat dispute prompts presidential plea
Maritime union officials urged President Johnson to intervene in a labor dispute over loading wheat for Russia to avoid an international crisis. The AFL CIO Maritime Trades Department criticized Commerce Secretary Hodges for claiming unions threaten U S foreign policy. Unions demand at least half of Russia wheat travel on U S flag ships, a pledge cited from Kennedy. The action risks delaying $75 million in grain shipments by Continental Grain Co. Reynolds sought a personal plea from the President.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Johnson
Russia
Maritime Trades Department
Afl-Cio
Luther Hodges
U.S
James J. Reynolds
Hodges
Department of Commerce
Kennedy
Continental Grain Co
Reynolds
Goldwater optimistic on path to GOP nomination
Washington AP Barry Goldwater returns from Western campaigning and a Chicago strategy session claiming a strong base of support with 450 convention votes locked and 125 practically sure. He notes 12 Oklahoma and four North Carolina delegates picked up over the weekend, as rivals Rockefeller and Scranton offer cautious critiques.
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Washington
Barry Goldwater
West
Chicago
Nelson Rockefeller
New York
Goldwater
U.S
Guantanamo
Cua
William Scranton
Pennsylvania
Johnson
Sunsday
Arizona
Oklahoma
North Carolina
Flemish Painting Stolen From Brussels Museum
In Brussels Belgium police report a 7th century Flemish sketch by Peter Paul Rubens was stolen from the Museum of Ancient Art. The thief entered through the roof and exited the same way abandoning the frame of the Negro's head on the roof. Officials declined to estimate value.
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Brussels
Belgium
Peter Paul Rubens
Brussels Museum of
Deportation of Costello Overturned by Supreme Court
The Supreme Court, in a 6-2 decision, overturned an order to deport Frank Costello, a 71 year old New York gambler. Justice Stewart wrote for the majority with Justice White dissenting and Clark joining. The case hinges on Costello’s 1925 naturalization and later revocation.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Frank Costello
New York
Stewart
White
Clark
Harlan
Costello
Italy
U.S. Circuit Court
Justice Department
Man Charged for Bank Robbery
FBI agents arrested Walter Fritts in Ozark Arkansas on suspicion of Baltimore bank robbery where three men stole 23446 dollars from Maryland National Bank and a Baltimore police officer was wounded and died days later. Fritts, held after leaving a motel, was arraigned in Fort Smith with nearly 4000 dollars in cash and a recent land payment near Huntsville.
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Washington
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Walter Fritts
Ozark
Ark
Baltimore
Maryland National Bank
Fritts
FBI
Fort Smith
Huntsville
Arkansas Game and Fish Funds for 1963-64 Fiscal Year
The Arkansas Game and Fish Commission announced that the state received 400,417 dollars for the 1963 64 fiscal year from federal excise taxes on sporting equipment sales. A spokesman said this allocation is 85,000 dollars higher than last year.
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Little Rock
Arkansas Game and Fish Commission
Arkansas
Volunteer Firemen Sought in Town Allotment Notice
All Around Town reports Vice Chief Jim Cobb calls for volunteers at the Fire Station. If you can leave work during a fire and want extra income, fill out a Suphogum form for voluntary fire work. George L. Honeycutt, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Honeycutt, is promoted to Airman second class stationed near Washington, D.C. Mac McLarly of Hope to be interviewed on TV Channel 3 by Maury Wayne about his Washington trip as a Junior Senator. Four judging teams will tour 20 Arkansas cities through Friday for the Community Development contest with $4,000 in cash awards, inspecting Hope at 8 a.m. Wednesday, Feb. 19. Whitefield Masonic Lodge No. 239 meets at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday. New dance classes for 6th–9th graders begin Feb. 20 at the Youth Center, 7–8:30 p.m., register Thursday night.
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Jim Cobb
Mac McLarly
Hope
Television Channel 3
Maury Wayne
Washington, D.C
Recreation Department
Jim Brower
Youth Center
Supreme Court backs equal representation in House districts
The Supreme Court rules that the Constitution requires equal representation for roughly equal populations in United States House districts. Justice Black states federal courts may review districting while noting exact mathematical precision is impossible. Justice Harlan dissents, warning the decision jeopardizes many current House seats.
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Washington
Supreme Court
U.S. House of Representatives
Georgia
Justice Black
Black
House of Representatives
Harlan
Thad
Supreme Court of the United States
House of Representaves
Oes
Cyprus Crisis Heads to UN Council Debate
The United Nations Security Council meets at Britain and Cyprus requested to discuss a NATO linked international force to curb fighting between Greek and Turkish Cypriots. Archbishop Makarios urged restraint while warning against yielding to threats. U.S. and Britain pushed a NATO 10,000 man peace force. Makarios preferred UN backed non NATO troops. Cyprus foreign minister Kyprianou signs onto the council plan if force is under UN control and not NATO.
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Wilcian
United Nations
Cyprus
U.N
Britain
Gye
United States
Turkey
Greece
Council
Makarios
U.S
George W. Ball
Washington
NATO
Ball
Spyros Kyprianou
Edward D. Lavender Funeral Service in Prescott
Edward D. Lavender 78 died Saturday in Prescott. He was to be buried today at Union Grove Cemetery with services by A. C. Kirby and arrangements by Hern don Cornelius. Survived by wife Pearl Lavender and son Homer Lavender of California.
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Edward D. Lavender
Prescott
Union Grove
A. C. Kirby
Herndon Cornelius
Pearl Lavender
Homer Lavender
California
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Hope, Arkansas
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H. Roddy Jones
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Rufus A
Rudy) Martin
Vic Cobb
Hope Club
Cobb
Hope Rotary Club
Barlow Hotel
Paisley
Garland
Brookwood
Simmons First National Bank of
By Relman Morin
Bulletin
Dillard Purchases Gas Blass Company
Hallie D. Little
By Neil Gilbride
G&f
George L. Honeycutt
J. W. Honeycutt
Whitefield
Masonic Lodge No
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UN Council
Ed Lavender
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