Commissioner Sale Notice in Hempstead Garland County Ark
In pursuance of a chancery order the Hempstead County Arkansas court will offer land for public sale on February 8, 1966 at the courthouse front door Hope Arkansas. The property includes described parcels in Hempstead and Garland counties with land units totaling 39 acres and 1 acre individually, plus 20 acres and 4 acres in specified sections. Sale on credit for three months. bond with surety. 8 percent interest. lien retained on premises. Conducted by JIM COLE, Commissioner. January 14, 1966.
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Chan
Hempstead County
Arkansas
Dora Stuart
Parthenia Quincy
City of
Hope
Hempstead
Garland
Nicie Trootter
Nick Trootter
Garland County
Clemson
Hot Springs
Gaines Avenue
Mary Benjamin Jackson
Jim Cole
Gaslite Bowl leaders and players listed amid local sports notes
A dense listing of participants and standings from Gaslite Bowl events includes scores and names such as Robert Martin Gene Allen Howard Ellis Bob Reynolds Hubert Ross Jack Dailey Ted Price Butch Bills Jerry O'Neal Wayne Bailey Aubrey Bailey Carl Ray Turner Phil Delvecchio Edna Gibson Delores McBride Alma Fox and many others across Tuesday Thursday Friday and Sunday sessions with paired couple and queen selections and related names. Also referenced is a national political note mentioning President Johnson and Viet Cong activity with figures on incidents and attacks.
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Robert Martin
Gene Allen
Howard Ellis
Bob Reynolds
Robert May
Hubert Ross
Jack Dailey
Ted Price
Bill Shirron
Gene Fravell
Hubert Rose
Butch Bills
Jerry O'Neal
Wayne Bailey
Aubrey Bailey
Jim Phillips
Gene Fravella
Carl Ray Turner
Phil Delvecchio
Gaslite Belles Dee Turnage
Helen Beavert
Dorothy Rider
Edna Gibson
Ola Huddleston
Delores McBride
Polly Chambless
Alma Fox
Janice Lockett
Marguerite Avery
Lampliers
Carolyn Ross
Janice
Donna Latham
Nell Boswell
Albert Swee
Earl Lockett
Dick Latham
Andy Collins
Jerr O'Neal
Dean Thornton
Jack McClendon
Martyn Swinney
Moss Gibson
Silage Sultar
Jack Reynard
Moonlitera
Avis Singard
Shirley May
Chris Puryear
Gaslite
Phil Ross
Elaine Fuller
Pat Ward
Jim Pruden
Chuck Latham
King & Queen
Fred Fuller
King
Matt Walters
Co. W
Price Phil Delvecchio
Danny Beavett
Avis Sinyard
Callenger
Attempt Made to Kidnap Industralist
Beverly Hills police halted an apparent kidnapping at Leon ard K. Firestone’s home. Two gunmen died and a third was wounded during the stakeout as officers fired shotgun blasts. Firestone Tire president Firestone praised police for a thorough, intelligent operation.
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Bob Thomas
Beverly Hills
Calif
Leonard K. Hirestone
Cal Bailey
Palaai
George Scalia
General Hospital
Firestone
Firestone Tire and Rubber Co
San Francisco
Beverly Hills detectives thwart Firestone kidnap bid
Capt John E Hawkins described a three week sequence linking a burglary tip to a planned abduction of Harvey S Firestone Jr. A police operation used a undercover officer as domestic, but the suspects Bailey and Scalla, both armed, failed to locate. The incident followed by a Malvern murder conviction of Leander Collins in the death of Orlando Williams.
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John E. Hawkins
Beverly Hills
Los Angeles
Firestone
Rubber Empire
Harvey S. Firestone
Barbara Ezell
Ezell
Malvern, Ark
Leander Collins
Malvern
Orlando Williams
Hot Spring
Collins
Williams
Henry B. Means
Dr. Bob Riley Elected Mayor of Arkadelphia
Dr. Bob Riley, a political science professor at Ouachita Baptist University, was elected mayor of Arkadelphia under the city manager system. He joins a slate of city leaders elected to guide the town’s transition.
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Arkadelphia, Ark
Bob Riley
Arkadelphia
Riley
Ouachita Baptist University
Poattsare Tse Mithe Renee
Bugs Bunny Hope Star edition publication data
The fragment lists publication details for the Hope Star and The Associated Press service note. It includes names like C. B. Palmer and Alex H. Washburn, address lines on South Walnut Street, telephones, circulation and audit bureau mentions, and subscription rates for carrier and mail within and outside Arkansas. It references Arkansas Dailies offices and several city addresses in Texas, Chicago, Michigan, and Oklahoma.
U.S. Watches for Activity Scale Down
AP Special Correspondent John M. Hightower reports Washington officials monitor Communist military activity in Viet Nam for any sign of deliberate scaling back. President Johnson acknowledged a recent drop in Viet Cong incidents but could not confirm if peace efforts caused the decline.
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Johnson
State of the Union
Viet Nam
U.S
South Vietnamese
John M. Hightower
Washington (Ap
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