Hempstead County Farm Bureau kicks off campaign
Hempstead County Farm Bureau will start its annual drive for members on February 1 1967. Membership captains meet at 11 45 A M at Town and Country Restaurant to recruit in teams. Guest speaker is Jack Webb Union County Farm Bureau Service Agent. 452 members already enrolled. 248 more needed to reach the 700 goal.
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Hempstead County Farm Bureau
Ralph Montgomery
Jack Webb
Union County Farm Bureau
Obituary of Grover Cleveland Clark from DeAnn area
Grover Cleveland Clark longtime DeAnn resident and retired farmer died Friday in a local hospital. He was a member of White Oak Grove Baptist Church and is survived by his wife Dora seven sons and three daughters, 12 grandchildren and two great grandchildren, plus a sister. Funeral services were Sunday at White Oak Grove Baptist Church with burial in its cemetery. Herndon Funeral Home handled arrangements.
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Gordon Renshaw
White Oak Grove Cemetery
Grady Clark
Cecil O'Steen
Wayward Burke
Irving Burke
Wilbern Willis
Almer Willis
Vernon Arnold
Clarance Willis
Herndon Funeral Home
Arkansas Weather Report for 24 Hours Ending 7 PM Monday
Weather summary for Arkansas notes considerable cloudiness south and east portions tonight and Tuesday morning. Partly cloudy tonight and Tuesday with warmer temperatures elsewhere. Low tonight in the 40s to 50s, high Tuesday 68 to 76 degrees.
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Arkansas
Weather Elsewhere by The Associated Press
Weather summary notes that across regions, conditions vary with cold fronts moving in and temperatures expected to dip. Forecasters caution of light precipitation in the northwest and building humidity in the southeast, with daytime highs around seasonal norms.
Maoist forces surround rebel units in Sinkiang reports
Japanese dispatches claim Mao loyalists have completely surrounded rebel troops in western Sinkiang as fighting spreads into the vast region near the Soviet border. Wall posters and Central Daily News reports describe ongoing clashes between Liu Shao-chi loyalist forces and pro Mao units, with casualties and stalled talks amid warnings against using atomic installations as leverage.
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Liberal Democrats win majority in Japan vote
In Tokyo prime minister Eisaku Sato's Liberal Democratic Party secures a large though reduced Lower House victory amid corruption allegations and regional turmoil. The party's seats fall to 68 from 99, while independents boost overall majority to 84. Komeito and Democratic Socialists gain, while Socialists and Communists falter.
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Southwest Virginia bones from extinct elephants found
An arc theological study at Emory and Henry College in Emory Virginia uncovered bones of two extinct elephants. Dr. Cayton Ray of the Smithsonian led the field work. remains dating to about 15,000 years ago were found in 1886 and stored in a storage closet in the science hall.
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Virginia
Hike Mustadois
Henry Colege
Cayton Ray
Washingston
Smithsonian Institution
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Senate Bill Lashed by Republicans
The Arkansas Senate backed a bill to redefine the states majority party law, shifting from the governor’s party rule to the party with the most constitutional officers. GOP chairman Odell Pollard charged the move targets the Democratic Party and bypasses voters, accusing the Senate of altering an initiated act from 1948 without public input.
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Chalre Faw
Arkansas Sénate
Arkansas
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Democratic Party
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Changes Pollard Adds Critique of Senators Obstructing
Pollard states that some senators mouth cooperation and fairness but obstruct legislation and governor appointments. he predicts their actions will backfire. The piece notes Chartres Cathedral features two towers with dissimilar spires, reflecting 12th and early 13th century religious fervor and distinct styles.
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Chartres
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