Thelma Hollamon obituary and other late notices
Thelma Hollamon, 63, died Tuesday at her home in Wake Village Taras. Surviving include her husband Clemens C Hollamon daughter Mrs Will Bower of Lake Charles lay and son Clemens C Jr of Greenville brother Wallace Todd of Mesa California. Services will be 2 pm Tuesday at Wake Village Baptist Church with Rev Copes lands. Burial in Chapel Wood Memorial Gardens Texarkana by Herndon Funeral Home. Colorado Springs AP Elmer Brown 66 president of International Typographical Union since 1968 died Tuesday. He had announced he would not seek another term as union leader. Doctors said pneumonia was the immediate cause but he had cancer. New York AP Walter Beretta 59 sculptor and monuments officer for NYC Parks Department since 1984 died Monday of cancer. He maintained more than 700 statues in the five boroughs. New York UP Frankie Lymon 26 leader of Frankie Lymon and his Teenagers found dead Tuesday in a friend's apartment. Police said he died of narcotics overuse. Highland Park UK AP Kathryn Morton Godfrey 89 radio television personality died Tuesday in a nursing home. The Associated Press notes broader Vietnam War coverage with troop increases under Johnson Wheeler and others.
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Thelma Hollamen
Waka Village
Taras
Hope
Wake Village
Chueh
Clemens C. Hollathony
Will Bower
Lake Chiaties
Lay & Son
Clemens C. Jt
Greenville
Testis
Wallace” ‘Todd
Mesa
Calif
Wake Village Bape
Mr. Copes
Chapal Wood Memorial Gardens
Texarkana
Herndon
Colorado Springs
Colo
Elmer Brown
International ‘Typographical Union
Brown
Sinew York
Walter Beretta
New York City
New York
Frank J. Lymon
Frankie Lymon
Lymon
St. Gordon
Rights Bill Passage Is Predicted
Associated Press reports a compromise rights bill appears headed for Senate passage after a six week struggle. Dirksen said substantial agreement exists with open housing phased into effect, and the measure could apply to most housing. The plan also strengthens federal penalties for interference with voting and civil rights, while allowing state action before federal prosecution in some cases.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Congress
Everett M. Dirksen
Dirksen
Kennedy Warns on Draft Overhaul and Deferments
Kennedy says a year long postponement plan and uniform draft rules could remake Vietnam era drafting. He argues occupational deferments should end except by presidential direction as the war's casualty rate climbs, noting draftees form a large share of Army combat deaths.
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Boards of Induction
Kennedy
Bul
Vietnam
Case
Senate
Insurance rate hike debated by Arkansas panel
A Little Rock special Insurance Department examiner heard a request for an average 5.5 percent rise in auto, mobility, physical damage and collision rates. Steele Hays will relay findings to Commissioner Allan Horne for final action as the Insurance Rating Board pursues a higher 17.3 percent figure if liability insurance is included. The IRB, a national bureau with 124 members and 110 subscribers, covers about 40 percent of Arkansas auto insurance business.
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Little Rock
Insurance Department
Steele Hays
Allan Horne
Insurance Rating Board
Isurante
National Bureau of Casualty Underwriters
National Automobile Underwriters Association
IRB
Arkansas
Bombing Halt Key to Talks
The French government declared that an unconditional end to American bombing of North Vietnam would be a necessary and sufficient condition to open peace negotiations. Government spokesman Georges Gorse read the statement after a weekly cabinet meeting with President Charles de Gaulle, noting this position aligns with UN Secretary General views.
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Aris
North Vietnam
Fan
Georges: Gorse
Tment
Charles de Gaulle
Vietnam War Aid Plan Rumors and Draft Figures
A confidential report discusses possible U S planning on draft and Negro recruitment for Southeast Asia. Officials cite pilot programs in New Jersey and broader guard actions, with figures around 77 to 80 million as round estimates. Thant’s statements in Delhi and Paris are noted, while U S state officials consider staged recruitment and training for Negro members amid ongoing conflict.
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Gétte Harold” Johnson
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Thelma’ Hollamon
Highland Park
Kathryn Morton Godfrey
Arthur
Godfrey
Page Coffe
J.S
Hanoi
South Vietnam
Johnson and
Boys & Mens
Rephan
Offedt
Southeast Asia
Ted St
Jersey
Weir
Winston Pe Wilson
National Guard
New Jeresey
James’f. Cantwell
A Weennesay
Talbot Feild JR
Talbot ‘Feild
Dean Murphy
Feild
Uick Siylark
Aen
Third St
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