Kovacs Show Reflects Its Comic Style in Tribute
New York reports on ABC telecast of Ernie Kovacs show taped weeks before his death. The program featured familiar Kovacs humor including gags, sketches, and a final tribute to the late comedian. Hugh O'Brian discussed genre shifts as he moves from Wyatt Earp to theater and TV roles. Weather segments evolve with TV weather shows, charts, and history reminders.
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Nana
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Radio
Minister Killed Near De Queen in Arkansas Crash
Raymond Rudolph a 40 year old minister of the Durke Church of Christ died Tuesday night near De Queen when his car collided with a pickup truck. A native of near Salem Alabama he recently moved to Dierks to head the church. He is survived by his widow and two sons.
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ATI
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Easy Peach Cobbler for Two Recipe Note
Quick two serving cobbler using cling peach halves and biscuit mix. Assemble two dishes with peach halves syrup sugar and cinnamon, top with a ready dough, bake at 425 for about 16 minutes, and serve warm with cream. Includes optional melted butter in dough and notes on adjustments.
Arkansas inmate given two year sentence for forgery
SEARCY Ark AP Ples Duty who has spent most of his 3 years in prison was sentenced to two years in the Cummins Prison Farm. Duty pled guilty to forgery and uttering. His record includes desertion from the Army and Navy. He is wanted in Newport Jonesboro and other cities on check charges. County Circuit Judge Byma Taylor recommended confinement in the tuberculosis section of Cummins Prison Farm.
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Warns U S Is in Tough Spot in Boston Speech
Army Secretary Elvis J. Stahr Jr. warned a Boston audience that the United States faces a tough spot and may have to fight, noting that someone will get hurt if the nation and its allies must endure fatal consequences. He spoke at a joint meeting of the Greater Boston Chamber of Commerce and the Association of the United States Army.
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Elvis J. Stahr Jr
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Association of the United States Army
United States
Fatal Accident Near Jonesboro Claims Motorman and Truck Driver
Mrs. Fred Marvell, 44, of Monette, was killed when her car collided with a tank truck four miles east of Jonesboro. State Trooper Jerry Maynard said both vehicles ran off a muddy shoulder, causing loss of control. Truck driver Bobby W. Morris, 45, of West Helena, was slightly injured. Both vehicles plunged into a ditch but did not overturn.
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Ark
Fred Marvell
Monette
Jonesoro
Jerry Maynard
Marvell
Maynard
Bobby W. Morrris
West Helena
East German Parliament OKs Military Draft Unopposed
Berlin AP report states East Germany approved a military draft with no dissent. Men aged 18 to 26 will be inducted for 18 months of training. Defense Minister General Heinz Hoffman said the move came at workers' demand to deter Western aggression, replacing prior reliance on volunteers amid heavy pressure on youths to enlist.
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Heinz Hoffman
East Germany
Historical Group Sets Goals to Buy and Repair Jacksonport Courthouse
The Jackson County Historical Society in Newport Arkansas approved goals of 1900 for courthouse purchase and 5000 for repairs at its first meeting. The 100 year old two story brick structure linked to Civil War events has been vacant for years as Jacksonport lost county seat status when railroad activity moved to Newport.
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Retirement Case in Progress in Arkansas Courts
In Little Rock a suit over 21489 state funds matched to administrative and clerical employees’ retirement contributions was heard. Chancellor Murray O Reed asked for written briefs as parties dispute 1957 and 1961 laws affecting who funds the matching contributions for educational staff.
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Murray O. Reed
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Arkansas Teachers Association
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Major Airlines Plan to Merge in Turbulent Skies
New York AP reports a plan to merge American Airlines and Eastern Airlines to form a national giant. TWU threats and rival Trans World Airlines criticize the move as stock prices swing with the announcement. The combined firm would hold about 39,000 employees, 400 aircraft, and $900 million in assets, with Eastern stockholders receiving American shares plus warrants and an option to buy more.
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Okla
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Fla
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Sheriffs Open Convention in Hot Springs Arkansas
The Arkansas Sheriffs Association opens its annual convention in Hot Springs with executive secretary Kelly Bryant and Sheriff Duffie Searcy in attendance. Early arrivals discussed constitutional amendment No. 52 to raise official salaries and a proposed Teletype network for state law enforcement. Jimmie Davis of Louisiana is to be the principal speaker at a Wednesday banquet.
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Arkansas Sheriffs Association
Kelly Bryant
Little Rock
Garland
Duffie Searcy
Gav
Jimmie Davis
Louisiana
Waz
Israel
Wes Solomon
Smallpox case confirmed in Switzerland and vaccination under way
Zurich reports a second smallpox case in Switzerland. The national health service said mass vaccination is in progress in Schaffhausen near the German border. The disease was imported by a German mining engineer returning from Liberia, with several cases diagnosed in West Germany.
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Switzerland
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Government Health Service
Schaffhausen
Liberia
West Germany
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