Hinkle Career Highlights From Combat Missions to Air Force Leader
Jonel Hinkle flew thirty three combat missions then served as assistant football coach at West Point and tactical officer in 1945. He held key posts at Sandia Base Keesler AFB SHAPE Paris and the Pentagon. He led as Air Force representative to the Pan American and Olympic Games, earned multiple decorations, and joined boards and drives in Arkansas.
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Ex Senator Ed Johnson Seriously Ill in Denver Hospital
DENVER AP Former U S Senator Ed C Johnson of Colorado aged 80 is gravely ill at St Joseph Hospital Denver with pneumonia and an intestinal disorder The Democrat served three terms in the Senate
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Court Docket Municipal Court of Hope Arkansas City Docket
Court records list fines and forfeitures for numerous defendants. Notable items include driving offenses and license issues such as driving while intoxicated, no driver s license, fictitious car license, and no brakes on car with corresponding cash bonds and jail time where stated.
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Harold Rushing
Willie Evans
Larry Rothwell
John Ulrich
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Plane Crashes Into Shawnee Hall At Oklahoma Baptist University
Former patient ignores police fire and pleas of his teacher, crashing a rented single engine plane into Shawnee Hall at Oklahoma Baptist University in Shawnee Oklahoma. Pilot Robert Lawson 43 was killed. University offices had moved to Thurmond Hall but students in Shawnee Hall faced the crash during exams. Lawson's son Mike 21 is a student. ex wife Vashti is a junior high teacher here. Police fired rifles at the plane during its approach but autopsy found no gunshot wounds.
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Oklahoma Baptist University
Robert Lawson
Indla
Shawnee Hall
Lawson
Thurmond Hall
Mike
Vashti
Fred Reese
Shawnee Airport
Court list of petit jurors and alternates in Hope district
Circuit Court 7 lists Electa M Nelson Hope and numerous jurors including C G Carmichael Hale Bowden Ivan Bright Mrs Ralph Boyce Gene Shoemaker Mrs G D Royston Jr Arlis Brooks Lee Calhoun Marion Morris Lloyd Jones Joe Beaty Jr Tom McCorkle Herbert Sipes Glen Bley Mrs Roy Fry N U Cassidy Harrell Collier T C Crawford W D Flowers James Gaines Dannie Hamilton Royce Smith R D Huffman Creighton Lance L K Salisbury Mrs J Milam Green H E Thrash Alternate Petit Juror Hulan White Elbert Tarpley J M Matthews Mrs W P Roberts Ware Nash Mrs Douglas Chism Lou Rodgers Jack Hartsfield Gilbert Fuller Thurston Hulsey Herman Smith in Hope and Washington counties.
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Hope
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Hale Bowden
Ivan Bright
Rocky Mound
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Blevins
Gene M. Shoemaker
Washington
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Arlis Brooks
Lee Calhoun
Marion Morris
Springhill
Lloyd Jones
Patmos
Joe Beaty, Jr
Emmett
Tom McCorkle
Columbus
Gilbert Fuller
Thurston Hulsey
Herman Smith
Clemency Granted To Six Convicts In Arkansas
Gov Faubus granted clemency to six inmates including two murder cases. Helena White of Clinton saw a sentence cut from seven years to three and a half. Henricus Martinez of Fort Smith had his life term reduced to sixty years. Other reductions affected Charles Oliver Des Moines no wait Booneville Bobby Colley Paragould Larry Santifer Camden and Walter Griffin Magnolia with shortened terms.
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Helena Howard White
Clinton
van Buren County
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Henricus Martinez
Fort Smith
Sebastian County
Clyde Jenks
Jenks
Charles Oliver
Booneville
Bobby Colley
Paragould
Larry G. Santifer
Camden
Walter L. Griffin
Magnolia
Flight instructor recalls Lawson guidance years ago
A former manager who taught Lawson to fly when he was a student 24 years earlier said he tried to persuade Lawson not to end his life by suicide. Reese said Lawson felt the entire world was against him.
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Weather Continued From Page One Tonight
Eastern and southern Missouri see mostly sunny skies and warmer conditions with highs in the upper 30s to 40s. Tonight remains cold with lows near 20s and increasing clouds, then Thursday turns cloudier with little temperature change.
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Central Arkansas Weather Outlook With Mixed Precipitation
The Associated Press reports central Arkansas will see mostly cloudy and warmer conditions tonight with little temperature change Thursday. Occasional rain mixed with sleet and snow begins in southern areas tonight and lingers through Thursday, ending Thursday afternoon or early evening. Temperatures range from mid 20s to near 30 tonight and low to mid 30s Thursday, with regional variations across the state including colder northeast areas and potential freezing rain in spots.
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Northeast
Kennedy heads to Tokyo to urge Sukarno on Malaysia policy
President Johnson sends Gen. Robert F. Kennedy on a mission to urge Indonesia's Sukarno to ease the crush Malaysia policy. Kennedy and Ethel depart Andrews AFB for Tokyo, with Manila talks to follow and London conferences planned before returning to report to Johnson.
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Man Found Dead in Railroad Diesel Unit
Mechanics found an unidentified man dead in the cab of a diesel locomotive in Little Rock. The coroner ruled the death a freeze. The locomotive had been brought from Booneville for repairs.
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Trian
Howard Dishough
Booneville
Bomb threat delays three Central Airlines flights at Fayetteville
In Fayetteville Arkansas a telephoned bomb threat disrupted three Central Airlines arrivals. Flights 54 from Denver 142 from Fort Worth and 173 from St Louis were diverted and searched by deputies police and FBI personnel. Passengers were removed and the planes inspected for about an hour ending around 4 10 p.m. No injuries reported.
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Raymond Mitchell
Central
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Sukar No and Malaysians Linked to Summit Meeting
Thailand joins reconciliation efforts as Sukar No and Malaysian representatives engage in summit talks to advance regional cooperation and resolve outstanding disputes. The talks aim to bolster economic ties and regional stability through diplomatic engagement.
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President's Job Harder Than Ever
Pierre Salinger, press secretary for Kennedy and Johnson, says the presidency is getting harder. He notes Johnson rises earlier and works later than Kennedy, who worked longer hours than Eisenhower. Salinger spoke in Nashville, where his plane diverted due to heavy snow in Washington.
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Johnson
Eisenhower
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Teacher to Wed Millionaire Hunt in Dallas
Norma Knobel a 25 year old history teacher from Richardson Texas plans to marry Lamar Hunt oilman on January 22 He is 31 and has two children The couple said she will quit teaching to be a full time housewife The engagement was confirmed during a telephone interview
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No Bomb Found After Fayetteville Flight Disruption
A report notes that authorities searched but found no bomb after a flight disruption near Fayetteville. Flights departed around 5 p.m., with security teams sweeping the area and clearing the scene as the investigation continued.
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