Obituary of Vernon A Osburn 53 at local hospital
Vernon A Osburn 53, Brun er Ivory Handle Co. employee, died Sunday in a local hospital after living here many years. Survived by wife Gladys two daughters Patricia and Claudine Wilkison of Hope his mother Mrs A B Osburn four brothers Lester Joe Gilbert Berbe and four sisters Fadra Hartley Doris Milligan Clara Thomas. Funeral 10 am Tuesday at Walnut Street Church of Christ by Milton Peebles. Burial at Marlbrook Cemetery near Blevins by Oakcrest Funeral Home.
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Hope
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Detroit
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Texarkana
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Beebe
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Palestine
Texas
Fadra Hartley
Doris Milligan
Clara Thomas
Arkadelphia
Walnu Street Church of
S. B. Mason Rites Held at White's Chapel Church
S. B. Mason 68 of Rosston died Saturday in a Shreveport hospital. He was a World War I veteran and life resident of Nevada County. Survivors include his widow, a son in Houston, a daughter in Willisville, a sister in Little Rock, a half-brother and four half sisters. Funeral services Monday at 2 p.m. at White's Chapel Church conducted by Revs. Wayne Langston and Elbert O'Steen.
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Willisville
Susie Miller
Little Rock
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Artille Foster
Forest Picket
Marshall Phillips
Calif
Loyd Fore
Texarkana
White's Chapel Church
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Otto Holloway of Rosston Dies From Bus-Truck Crash Injuries
Otto Holloway 62 of Rosston died in a Little Rock hospital from injuries suffered February 11 in a school bus truck collision. Survived by wife, brother Otis Holloway of Texarkana and sister Mrs. E A Greer of Rosston. Funeral 2 p.m. Monday at Rosston Baptist Church. Burial Bluff Springs Cemetery.
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Arkansas road financing debates shift to pay as you go plans
Arkansans consider an alternate plan to fund road construction on a pay as you go basis proposing higher fuel taxes truck registration costs and removal of low cost license tags. The plan claims $166 million could be saved over eight years avoiding new debt while Faubus supports a five year bond plan amid GOP opposition over lack of a concrete program.
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Psychiatrists Plan Conference At Veterans Hospital
The 17th annual Institute in Psychiatry and Neurology will convene Thursday and Friday at the Veterans Administration hospital in North Little Rock. About 1,200 attendees from over two dozen states will participate to train psychiatrists social workers and others in caring for psychiatric and neurological patients.
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Budget Will Continue From Page One
The council pursues research into other states laws as key work, calling it a tool for developing a new election code. Arkansas has adopted a new voter registration system but it awaits implementation due to court action. The report cites nursing home irregularities in Howard County, prompting state Senator Don Steel to dispute those absentee voting claims.
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Malcolm X assassination sparks violent scramble and arrests
Police described a chaotic melee after Malcolm X was shot by three men, with Hayer wounded and held at Bellevue Hospital. Reuben Francis, identified as Malcolm's secretary and bodyguard, was arrested for felonious assault and illegal pistol possession as two bystanders were wounded but not involved.
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Clinton Schools Begin Desegregation This Fall
The Conway County Board of Education was informed that Clinton schools will desegregate this fall after raising annual tuition for non district students from 175 to 400 dollars and deciding not to accept such students after the 1966-67 term. Mayflower school officials had previously announced plans related to the desegregation timeline.
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Faubus Defends Road Bond With Strong Safeguards
Faubus argues his program includes more safeguards than any before to ensure bond funds go to roads. He says it is virtually impossible to specify in advance which roads will be built and when.
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Well Child Advice on Chicken Pox and Premature Birth
The article explains chicken pox characteristics from incubation to treatment, noting lifelong immunity after infection and guidance for itching relief, bathing, and nail care. It also answers a question on premature birth, redefining prematurity by birth weight and outlining developmental differences. It mentions desegregation in Conway with twenty Negro students at Pine Street school.
Weather outlook for Arkansas and neighboring states
Cloudy and not so cold tonight with lows in the 20s to 30s across Arkansas. Tuesday ranges from mostly cloudy to turning colder in the afternoon with highs from the upper 30s to mid 50s depending on region. Louisiana and Missouri show continued cold with pockets of rain or snow, 30s to 40s highs, and fall in temperatures into Tuesday.
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Tension Continues At Pagene Airport In Vietnam
Brig. Gen. Robert Rowland urged Ky to refrain from bombing after mediating earlier disputes. Premier Phan Huy Quat’s civilian government seems unaffected by military maneuvering. Gen. Minh, called Little Minh, is new armed forces commander, distinct from Big Minh who led the coup against Ngo Dinh Diem. Khanh deposed Big Minh in January 1964.
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U.S. Air Force
Robert Rowland
Phan Huy Quat
Minh
Little Minh
Duong van Minh
Big Minh
Ngo Dinh Diem
Khanh
Governor Lees Predicts Passage of Cigarette Tax Bill
Governor Lees hailed the cigarette tax measure as advancing through the legislature after he predicted its favorable outcome. The bill aims to increase state revenue through higher tobacco taxation amid ongoing budget considerations.
Bids Set for Ozark Lock and Dam on Arkansas River
Army Engineers will accept bids April 22 for the Ozark Lock and Dam on the Arkansas River at Ozark. The project, estimated at about $20 million, will be the ninth major navigation structure on the river under construction. Faubus signals openness to alternate license and betting bills but declines to back them.
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Army Engineers
Ozark
Arkansas River
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