Obituary notices for Ira Parsons and several locals
Obituary notices list Ira Parsons age 65 a former Hope resident who died January 24 in Tecumseh Oklahoma with survivors including daughter Mrs Bob Walker and son Ira Parsons Jr. Funeral arrangements are incomplete Also listed are Claud Green 86 of Hempstead R C Ellen 71 of Shreveport and Mrs Ruby Bonner Stewart 84 plus Jettye Harwell 65 with survivors and Latimer Funeral Home handling arrangements
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Ira Parsons
Hope
Tecumseh
Okla
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Bob Walker
Claud Green
Ozan
Nashville
Sardis Methodist Church
Latimer
Hempstead
John Green
Ruby Stweart
Cornish Chapel
Ruby Bonner Stewart
Prescott Rt. 3
Rome Cemetery
Grace Scott
Tg Marshall Scott
McCas
Jetye Harwell
Jettye Harwell
Saratoga
Bob White
Cecil Harwell
Hooks
Texas
Arthur Stoker
Ashdown
Latimer Funeral Home
Weather Summary for Arkansas and Louisiana Regions
Weather report covers 24 hours ending 7 a.m. Tuesday with mixed precipitation and hazardous driving conditions across Arkansas and parts of Louisiana. Regions report cloudy, cold conditions with light snow in several areas, lows in the 20s, highs in the 20s to 30s, and snow ending by Wednesday morning in most zones. Historical note mentions nylon toothbrush bristles and the 1940 introduction of nylon hosiery.
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Associated Press
Central Arkansas
Northwest
Arkansas
Northeast
Hoffa in Georgetown Hospital amid unconfirmed reports
Washington reports James R. Hoffa, 52, is under medical treatment at Georgetown University Hospital. Doctors withheld details of the treatment while sources claim serious internal bleeding and transfusions. Hoffa’s exact condition remains unclear as hospital visits and timelines are unconfirmed.
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Associated Press
Washington
API — Teamsters
James R. Hafii
Do'ng
Georgetown University Hospital
Suksmien
Hoffa
Detroit Free Press
Les Moines Register
Haffa
Sun Russell Bo Long
Senate Finance Commiitten
Congress
Johnson
Louisiana Democrat
Senate
Craig Hosmer
Pakistan
Bemp
India
Cold weather grips nation from Florida to Kentucky
A broad Arctic cold snap spread across the nation with subzero readings in Kentucky and the Deep South. Fatal fires and snow deaths mounted while schools closed in multiple states. Arkansas, Kentucky, Maryland, New York, and the Northeast faced hazardous travel and weather warnings as temperatures plunged and snow, sleet, and freezing rain persisted.
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Associated Press
United States
Florida
Deep South
London
Jackson
Kentucky
New York
New York State
Louisville
Arkansas
Little Rock
Magnolia
Mississippi
Meridian
Tennessee
Alabama
Litte Rock
Ark
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Kan
Tulsa
Okla
Pine Bluff
el Dorado
Miami
Fla
Maryland
Garrett County
Midwest
Weather Bureau
Opinions on 4 Year Term Proposal in Senate Vote Split
AP poll shows breakdown of Senators expressing view on Johnson’s proposal for four year House terms in presidential election years. Democrats for include Anderson New Mexico Clark Pennsylvania Douglas Illinois Harris Oklahoma and others. Republicans for include Fong Hawaii Bass Indiana Bayh Bible Maryland. against include Burdick North Carolina Hay den Arizona McCarthy Minnesota and others. Twelve silent and 18 declined to comment.
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Washington
Associated Press
Johnson
House
Burdick
N.C
Ervin
Gruening
Alaska
Hayden
Ariz
Hill
Ala
McCarthy
Minn
Robertson
Russell
S.C
Stennis
Miss
Carlson
Kan
Cotton
N.H
Hruska
Neb
Jordan
Idaho
Morton
Boundaries in Arkansas election suit set for Feb 11
A suit to decide legal boundaries for a special Congressional election will be heard February 11 in Pulaski Chancery Court. Beeson, a Camden Republican candidate for the Arkansas House, seeks to determine whether primaries and a general should use the old 28 county district or the 20 county district, with ongoing court involvement possible up to the U.S. Supreme Court. Rep. Harris resigns February 3 to become a federal judge.
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Little Rock
Atty
Bruce Bennett
Banda
Travis N. Beeson
Camden
Arkansas House
Beeson
Oren Harris
D-Ark
Bennett
U.S. Supreme Court
Pulaski
Congress to Begin Work on Johnson Budget Plan
Twelve congressional committees opened work on President Johnsons 112.8 billion budget with hearings set this week. McNamara will testify on emergency funds while defense needs are outlined, as lawmakers debate Great Society programs and fiscal restraint amid election impact.
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Washingto
Johnson
Congress
House Defense Appropriations
Robert 8. McNamara
McNamara
House Appropriations Committee
Budget Bureau
Treasury Department
Frank T. Bow
Ohio
House
George H. Mahon
Texas
Bow
Mahon
Litte
Saigon
1St Army Corps
U.S
Chu Lai
da Nang
Hue
Hiep Duc
Minh Long
Quang Ngai
William F. Arbogast III
Moro favored to lead Italy's new government amid crisis
Rome sources say Aldo Moro remains the likeliest choice to head a center left coalition dominated by his Christian Democratic party and the Socialists after four days of political turmoil. President Saragat plans to complete consultations and may name Moro by Tuesday.
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Associated Press Rome
Aldo
Moro
Italy
Giuseppe Saragat
Saragat
Christian Democratic Party
Socialists
Christian Democrats
Chamber of Deputies
Port AU Prince
Haiti
Saarbruecken
Germany
Heinrich Loosen
Community notices and family events from local church groups
The calendar lists the Young Woman's Auxiliary meeting at 6 30 p m January 27 at Mrs Lorene Martin s home with lesson by Mrs Henrietta Turner. Teenagers plan a January 28 shindig at Harris Gym 7 30 p m admission 25 and 35 cents. Rally and Bible Quiz January 30 at 5 30 p m sponsored by Zion C M E Sunday School. Usher Board and teachers meeting January 26 7 p m led by Mrs Daisy Muldrew. Miss Lynda June Tyus and Charles Jackson wed January 23 at the Tyus home with attendees from Texarkana Pine Bluff and Helena. Funeral service for Johnnie Turner January 27 2 p m Mt Zion C M E Church. Burial in Cave Hill Cemetery. Smith Funeral Home of Stamps in charge.
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Garrett Chapel Baptist Church
Lorene Martin
Henrietta Turner
Luenell Dismuke
Zion C. M. E. Church
Callie Boatner
A. Walton
Usher Board
Daisy Muldrew
Tyus
Jackson
Lynda June Tyus
Charles Jackson
James Tyus
Eddie Nelson
Texarkana
Susie Motley
Pine Bluff
W. M. Davis
College Hill Baptist Church
Doris Bailey
Helena
James Withers
Ronnie C. Nelson
Lesiie Butler
C. T. Walker
Earnestine Withers
Frank Ford
Imogene Scott
Eddie Jo Motley
Johnnie Turner
Mt. Zion C. M. E
Cave Hill Cemetery
Smith Funeral Home
Stamps In
Special Election on Hempstead County Bonds Arkansas 1966
Hempstead County Arkansas schedules a special election for March 1 1966 to issue Amendment No 49 General Obligation Industrial Development Bonds up to 222000 to finance a Missouri Research Laboratories plant project. Bonds dated June 1 1966 pay semiannual interest with tax backing and optional conversion terms. Voting occurs 8:00 am to 6:30 pm at multiple Hempstead County polling places for qualified electors. Box 6 Trading Post Rocky Mound and many schools, halls, and city facilities listed as polling sites. County Judge Orie O Byers notes the notice dated January 14 1966 with publication January 16 25 February 1 8 1966.
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Hempstead County
Arkansas
State of
Missouri Research Laboratories, Inc
Missouri Corporation
Research Laboratories
Hope
B — Tel-E-Tex Oil Company
Green’s
Patmos
Patmos City
Guernsey
Fulton — Library
McNab
Mary Spate
Columbus
Saratoga
Crogs Roads
Gilbert's
Washington — Courthouse
Ozan
Ozan City
Jaka Jones
Sutton’s
Bingen
Sardis
McCaskill
Friendship —Methodist Church
Blevins
Deanyville
Burke's
DeAnn — Samuels
Hempstead
Orie O. Byers
Kurds Struggled Through France and Turkey Conflict Mention
A spokesman announced Looser was fined 45000 dollars for customs violations while four other Germans were detained and later released after questioning. The report notes the struggle involved Kurdish routes via France and Turkey.
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France
Turkey
Looser
Warning Order in Broomfield v Broomfield Chancery Court Hempstead
In Hempstead County Arkansas the Chancery Court issues a warning order against Hershel Eugene Broomfield to appear within thirty days and answer the complaint filed by Ruby Broomfield. Clerk Jim Cole notes the seal and dates January 6 1966 and publicized through January 1 18 25 February 1 1966.
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Chancery Court
Hempstead County
Arkansas
Ruby Broomfield
Hershel Eugene Broomfield
Jim Cole
Mrs. Taylor Speaks on Communism at DAR Meeting
John Call Chapter of the Daughters of American Revolution met January 19 at Heritage House with a business session and lunch. Delegates to the State Convention in Little Rock were elected. Mrs. Charles Taylor outlined anti communism goals emphasizing people knowledge and motivation plus education about the enemy and resolutions for patriotic education and law enforcement support.
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John Call
Daughters of American Revolution
Heritage House
Paul Klipsch
John Keck
J. A. Wilson
Little Rock
J. J. Battle
G. E. Tyer
Catherine Howard
Charles Lock
J. H. Waddle
Kelly Bryant
Kate Dods
J. G. Martindale
Arthur Wimmell
National
Charles Taylor
J. Edgar Hoover
Taylor
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