Civil and Chancery Docket at Hempstead Courthouse
Civil and chancery docket lists numerous cases and marriages from Hempstead with parties including Shirley A Reese Willy Jack Reese M C Pat Stone Doris Stone Knighton Knighton and others. It also records marriages such as Guy Ludan Magnolia to Wilma Fincher Magnolia Uylesses Dean Blan Fulton to Linda Kay Gathright Sara toga and numerous Hope Prescott and Fulton pairings.
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Hempstead
Shirley A. Reese
Willy Jack Reese
M. C
Pat"’ Stone
Doris Stone
C. A. Knighton
GC. A. Knighton
Clarence Knighton
J. C. Stone
Aubrey York
William B. Colvin
Fannie Allen Colvin
Burrus Feed Mills, Inc
D-Ba Burrus Feed Mills
Mack E. Brown
Browns
Texo Feed Warehouse
Dorothy Ferguson
Edgar Ferguson
Algie
Earl Sharman
Alverla
Mary Sharman
Guy Ludan
Magnolia
Wilma
Fincher
Uylesses Dean Blan
Fulton
Linda Kay Gathright
Saratoga
Charles Roy Reed
Emmetto Gloria van Hook
el Dorado
Harlie Gray Owen
Hope
Doris Jean Atkins
Leslie W
Prescott
Jerry Morton
Mary Hooper
Charles E. Brown
Mary Ellamy Berry
March through June packed with obscure national observances
Hal Boyle lists a blitz of celebrations from March to June including National Picnic In doors Month National Cherry Month and Frozen Potzts Month Then National Weights and Measures Week Return the Borrowed Book Week and National Peanut Week follow along into May and June with a spoof on Satan's Square Dance in Hell Michigan and a cheeky note on World fairs and springtime events all aimed to amuse and inform readers
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Alaska
Sweden
Hell
Mich
Weather outlook shows rain ending tonight and cooling ahead
The forecast notes rain ending by night and colder conditions to follow. Lows near 40s tonight, highs 40s on Wednesday. In Southwest Arkansas increasing cloudiness, warmer tonight with upper 40s lows, Wednesday mostly cloudy with a high around 50 and turning colder late Wednesday. Northeast Arkansas rises to near 50 with rain, turning colder late Wednesday. Southeast Arkansas sees night rain, lows 45 to 50, Wednesday mild with rain and low 50s highs, turning colder into Wednesday. Louisiana mostly cloudy tonight and Wednesday with possible rain and cooler temperatures.
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Southwest
Arkansas
Southeast
Radio Free Europe Broadcast in Poland and Europe
Radio Free Europe speaks daily in their own language to about 50 million captive people in Poland Czechoslovakia Hungary and Romania. It spotlights Communist lies with honest news from the free world and asks readers to support the public service in cooperation with advertising.
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Radio Free Europe
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Aria
Hungary
Romania
White House outlines Johnson programs and 1964 agenda
The White House announced plans highlighting a tax cut, civil rights, medical care for the aged, and federal aid to education as key Johnson initiatives. Lady Bird Johnson will visit coal mining areas in Pennsylvania to observe retraining efforts for unemployed miners. Senate leaders warn of extended fights over civil rights and taxes, risking time for other programs.
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White House
Lady Bird
Pennsylvania
Johnson
Congress
South
Mansfield
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Senate
Fight Results From Monday by The Associated Press
Floyd Patterson of New York stopped Santo Amanti of Italy in the eighth round. Wilhelm Von Homburg of Los Angeles stopped Bob McKinley of Tacoma in the ninth. Yuji Masuko of Japan outpointed Manzo Kikuchi of Japan in ten.
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Associated Press
Stockholm
Floyd Patterson
New York
Santo Amanti
Italy
Wilhelm von Homburg
Los Angeles
Bob McKinley
Tacoma
Wash
Tokyo
Yuji Masuko
Japan
Manzo Kikuchi
National Basketball Association
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Columbus
Ohio
Boston
San Francisco
Baltimore
St. Louis
Detroit
Syracuse
Cheney to Run If Faubus Doesn't
LITTLE ROCK AP State Revenue Commissioner J Oc casional rain Wednesday. High Wednesday mostly in the 0s. Low tonight in the 40s.
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Little Rock
Britain’s 100-ton Bel Fast makes maiden flight in Belfast
Belfast Northern Ireland AP Britain’s biggest air freighter the 100 ton Bel fast completed a successful maiden flight Sunday The aircraft designed to carry over 200 fully armed troops can also haul three tanks or 24 light helicopters A civilian version is planned and makers claim it could carry 250 passengers across the Atlantic with one way fares as low as 85 dollars
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
Britain
Atlantic
Farm groups push compensatory payments as key political issue
Farm groups broaden compensatory payments to the leading farm policy issue in new legislation and perhaps the presidential race. Some oppose while most other farm groups back the payments now offered under existing programs for feed grain wheat and cotton. The administration promotes plans to strengthen farm income and convened a National Cotton Advisory Committee for a two day closed meeting to seek stability for the cotton industry.
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National Cotton Advisory Committee
Extension of Duck Hunting Is Refused
The U S Department of the Interior refused a request by the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission for a 10 day extension of the Arkansas duck hunting season. Commission director Nelson Cox cited extreme water shortage a 13 day ban and a hard freeze as reducing hunting opportunities. Interior Assistant Secretary Frank Briggs said weather conditions do not justify season changes. The commission noted it was the first Arkansas request of this kind.
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Little Rock
U.S. Department of the Interior
Arkansas Game and Fish Commission
Arkansas
Commission
Nelson Cox
Cox
Frank Briggs
Game and Fish Commission
Cheney Signals Governor Bid If Faubus Steps Out
Cheney said Saturday he will run for governor if Governor Faubus decides not to seek reelection. He indicated readiness to enter the race if Faubus declines.
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Ville Cheney
Orval E. Faubus
Arkansas State 70 Delta State 55 in college basketball
Arkansas State beat Delta State 70 to 55 and Texas Southern edged Arkansas AM&N 86 to 84. John Brown led Ozarks past Green Forest 77 to 68, while other high school scores included Harrison 104 Alpena 45 and Valley Springs 68 Atkins 48. In junior college action, St Joe defeated Guy 56 to 44 in Conway.
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Arkansas
Arkansas State
Delta State
Miss
Texas Southern
Arkansas Am&n
John Brown
Ozarks
Arkansas Tech
Russellville
Harrison
Alpena
Green Forest
Paris
Valley Springs
Atkins
Marshall
Deer
Pyatt
Coal Hill
Yellville
Danville
Bergman
Hector
Flippin
Dardanelle
Conway St. Joe
Guy
Sheridan
Conway
Sir J Joseph’s
Morriston
Bee Branch Southside
Clinton
Lonoke
Boston and L A Lead At NBA Midseason
New York AP reports the NBA's halfway point finds Boston and Los Angeles atop divisions. Wilt Chamberlain dominates scoring, field goal percentage, and rebounds while Oscar Robertson trends second in scoring and leads in free throw percentage and assists.
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New York
National Basketball Association
Boston
Los Angeles
Wilt Chamberlain
San Francisco Warriors
Oscar Robertson
Cincinnati Royals
NBA
Chamberlain
Big O
Bowling in a Plane Aims for Skyhigh Spare
American Airlines stages Operation Astrobowl aboard a jet to Dallas to showcase its new cargo plane. Pro bowlers Dick Weber and Sylvia Wene attempt a full alley at 25 000 feet but struggle with clouds and wind as crowds photograph. Weber nets 144 and Wene 146 as the stunt ends. the World Series of bowling is set for Dallas January 15 to 26.
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Francis Stilley
Associated Press
Dallas
Tex
Dowling Alley
Dick Weber
St. Louis
New York
Sylvia Wene
Philadelphia
Miss Wene
Russell Sapp
Weber
Sapp
American Airlines
American Machine and Foundry
Bald Eagles Feast Along Glacier Rivers
West Glacier Montana AP reports bald eagles swarm Glacier National Park to feed on spawning landlocked salmon counting 352 eagles in a five mile stretch along McDonald Creek and the Middle Fork of the Flathead River. The latest census lists 3807 eagles in the lower 48 states.
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West Glacier
Mont
Glacier National Park
W. E. Welch
McDonald Creek
Flathead River
United States
Alaska
Indians Win Contest in Mississippi
Arkansas State College Indians defeated Delta State College 70 55 at Cleveland Mississippi to secure their sixth win of the season. Jerry Rook led ASCs scoring with 30 points while Delta State’s Paul Fugate added 22 as the Indians held a halftime 32 30 edge and improved to 6 3 on the year.
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Cleveland Miss
Arkansas State College
Indians
Delta State College of
Cleveland
Miss
Jerry Rook
Arkansas State
Paul Fugate
Dellatate
Delta State
Mikita Puts Cash Ahead of Clippings
Montreal AP report notes Stan Mikita of the Chicago Black Hawks prioritizes pay over publicity. The center traded a potential All-Star Game berth to press for a 1963 64 raise, then earned a 500 dollar bonus by leading the NHL in points at midseason, edging Montreal’s Jean Beliveau by four goals in total points.
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Montreal
Stan Mikita
Chicago Black Hawks
Ballance
Mikita
Bobby Hull
Ballyhoo
Sparkplug
Chicago
Scooter Line
Jean Beliveau
Kennedy Pix and Cameras Stolen
Thieves broke into Rep. Henry B. Gonzalez era car in San Antonio on Sunday and stole 450 dollars worth of cameras and undeveloped Kennedy photographs from his Texas trip. A recent film of President Lyndon B. Johnson was also taken.
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San Antonio
Tex
Henry B. Gonzalez
John F. Kennedy
Texas
Lyndon B. Johnson
Brandon to Seek Sen Fagan Seat in Arkansas
Pulaski County Rep Jim Brandon announced his run for the state Senate seat left by the death of Sen Ellis Fagan. Brandon, 31, is in his second House term and supports constitutional reform. Fellow Pulaski Rep Ben Allen weighs a run, while Morrell Gathright filed for re election to District 15 Pos 1 in Jefferson and Lincoln Counties.
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Little Rock
Pulaski County
Jim Brandon
Ellis Fagan
Ben Allen
Brandon
Arkansas
State Senate
Morrell Gathright
Pine Bluff
Jefferson
Lincoln Counties
One Dead One Held in Crash Near Johnson City
A Sunday crash on Highway 11-E near Johnson City left 16-year-old Talmadge Barden Walden of Jonesboro dead after his motorcycle hit a car driven by 18-year-old Eddie Henry Julian of Johnson City. Julian was cited for driving without a license and will face a manslaughter charge.
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Johnson City
Thieves Pried Open Vent To Enter Gonzalez’s Car
Gonzalez reported a theft after suspects pried a window vent to access his locked vehicle on a down street, stealing items. Police are investigating the break in.
Troop 62 BSA Goes Back To Meeting At Church
Troop 62 moves from holiday break to resume meetings tonight at 7 p.m. at First Methodist Church. Scoutmaster Jerry ONeal urges all scouts to attend and start the new year right.
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Jerry O'Neal
Indiana's Penalty Is Relieved by NCAA Reform
The NCAA amended sanctions on Indiana University to allow athletes to participate in Olympic trial tryouts for Tokyo in swimming basketball gymnastics and wrestling. Indiana had been on probation for four years after an April 27 1960 recruiting violation that barred bowl participation. Walter Byers said the concession supports the United States Olympic effort.
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NEW York
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Indiana University
Indiana
Walter Byers
NCAA
United States
Tokyo
Gets 5 Years for Narcotics
Jes Craig, 58, of Little Rock and Hot Springs, a repairman of coin operated machines, was sentenced in federal district court to five years in prison for narcotics sales. He pled guilty to selling 10 Dilaudid tablets without a prescription and without tax stamps, with sentencing postponed at his request. Craig was released on $5,000 appeal bond after sentencing.
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Little Rock
Jes Craig
Craig
Hot + Springs
Gordon B. Young
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