Notable Obituaries From AP Across Several Cities
A string of obituaries from AP reports the deaths of notable figures including Dr Francis s Patrick Corrigan 86 longtime diplomat and first ambassador to Venezuela 1938 Virginia Llamas Romula 62 wife of former UN General Assembly president died of leukemia Rene Tremblay 45 Quebec MP and former immigration minister died at home Frances Dade Van Every 60 actress known for Raffies Olive Tilford Dargan 99 poet and novelist Lajos Shvoy 89 bishop who led a western Hungarian diocese for four decades.
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Trumbull
Cons
Fraicis
Patrick Corrigan
Coffigan
Venezuela
Aetiva
United Nations
Manila
Virginia Llamas Romula
Carelos PB. Rébhulo
U.N. General Assembly
Ottawa (Ap
Rene Tremblay
Mwhberal
Quebec City
Associates
Ottawa
Asheville
N.C
Olive Tilford Dargan
Rile
Szekesfehervar
Hungary
Lajos Shvoy
Wilson Seeks Restart of Geneva Talks in Moscow Meeting
British Prime Minister Harold Wilson met Soviet leader Brezhnev for three hours in Moscow with officials saying talks were constructive. They discussed world problems and relations between the USSR and Britain. It was believed Wilson pressed for resuming the Geneva Conference on Indochina to seek peace in Vietnam. Kosygin hosted a luncheon with Brezhnev and Suslov attending.
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John Weyland
Associated Press
Moscow
Harold Wilson
Soviet Union
Wilson
Leondr. Brezhenev
U.S.S.R
Britain
Indochina
Vietnam
Alexei N. Kosygin
Brezhnev
Mikhail A. Suslovy
Nikolai V. Podgorny
U.S
Johnson
Kosygin
Beore Wilson
Khe Sanh Under Siege as Marines Withdraw From Huong Hoa
U S Marines pull back from Khe Sanh and Huong Hoa amid ongoing stalemate in Quang Tri Province. Air strikes pound North Vietnamese positions near the Laotian border while a coastal sweep near Gio Linh reports 83 enemy dead and four prisoners.
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U.S
Khe Sanh
Moray
Miflés
da Nang
Huong Hoa
Associated Press
Robert D. Ohman
Khé Sanh
Hill 861
South Vietnam
Gio Linh
HEW Cuts to Universities Hit Building Aid and Jobs
The HEW budget faces a 550 million dollar half year cut, delaying college and university building funds and mostly preserving hospital construction. Health teaching facilities face heavy reductions, while overall education aid shifts. State disbursement could favor new applicants as allocations shrink. Hospital needs keep some funds intact amid inflation controls. Local notes cover Hope Brick Works history and Lions Club talk on brickmaking with present guests and regional ties.
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Jack Miller
Tlofe
Earl O'Neal
Hope Brick Works
Yestersday
Lions Club
Hope Brick Co
N. P
R. S. O'Neal
Parsons
Hope
Hope Trade
O'Neal
Johnny Gardner
Freddie Glaze
Duffie Booth
John King
Larry Williams
Ouachita Bapstist College
Layoffs Possible Over Federal Minimum Wage Rule
In Little Rock Arkansas Goodwill Industries executive C Hedine warned that a federal minimum wage law could force layoffs of some projects. The agency pays workers up to 120 an hour and negotiates with the Labor Department while assessing impact on interstate commerce employees. About 135 workers operate in Arkansas with 45 in interstate commerce, and a management change plus vocational rehabilitation adds public support. Branches exist in Pine Bluff Malvern Helena and more.
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Little Rock
Maledolt C. Hedine
Dis Fedtoral Goodwill Industries of Arkansas
Goodwill
Heara
Department of Labor
Hearné
Archannas
Hearne
Arkansas
Goodwill Industries of Arkansas
Pine Bluff
Malvern
Helena
Students Turn in Weapons At Simpson College Dorms
Indianola Iowa reports a student shooting incident at Simpson College dorms with several students turning in weapons to authorities. Sheriff William Matthews notes windows and furniture damaged by shooting from dormitory halls. A freshman, Charles C Coley of Chicago, was shot in the chest and neck when a pistol discharged accidentally. no charges filed as dorm residents describe widespread shooting from windows into furniture and mattresses.
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Indianola
Simpson College
Root
William. Matthews
Charles C. Coley
Chicago
Mathews
JPs Can Try Misdemeanor Cases Ruling
Arkansas Supreme Court upholds that a justice of the peace may try misdemeanor cases when no municipal court serves the township. The decision reverses Judge Ponder, holds both Walnut Ridge and Lee’s township courts have jurisdiction, with the municipal court limited to its own township.
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Little Rock
Arkansas Supreme Court
Justice of the Peace
Supreme Court
Lawrence
Andrew G. Ponder
Lucian Lee
Wall
William D. Watts
Cirscuit Court
Walnut Ridge
Lee
Ponder
Watts
Scouts Campout At Fell Park By Troop 62
Scout Troop 62 sponsored by the Methodist Church of Hope held a park campout at Fell Park Friday night led by Asst. Scoutmaster Calvin Cooper. Scouts Mike Newton Bob Willis Dick Willis Ken Allen Gary Cooper Johnny Maddox Wayne Anderson Jackie Adkins and Robert Gibson attended while Scoutmaster Dale Wills was ill.
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Methodist Church of Hope
Fell Park
Calvin Cooper
Mike Newton
Bob and
Dick Willis
Ken Allen
Gary Cooper
Johnny Maddox
Wayne Anderson
Jackie Adkins
Robert Gibson
Dale Wills
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Ronald Coleman
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Paul Scobel
Robert Bolt
Calor
Columbes Picties
Fred Zinnemanns
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Pene
Frank King
Mexico
Jalopa
Jps
Sealy
Guard
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Uatee Teorey
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Hope, Arkansas
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