Red River V Vocational-Technical School Graduation Exercises
Graduation exercises at the Red River Vocatical Technical School were held last Thursday with U S Department of Education official W G Cummens as speaker. Graduates span Practical Nursing Technical Forestry Basic Welding Machine Shop and more, with list of names by town including Camden DeQueen Magnolia Hope Murfreesboro and Nashville among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red River
V-T
Bell Mitchell
Murfreesboro
Darlene Nelson
Ozan
Maxine Dunn Parker
Springhill
Penity Purtle
Hope
Elva J. Robinson
McNeil
Joan D. Senior
DeQueen
Mary Alice Shaw
Nashville
Margie Smith
Sarepta
Cora Ann Stevens
Stamps
Cathrin Thomas
Camden
Carolyn S. Tollett
Nell Walker
Magnolia
Fern Wickliffe
Bettye L. Williams
Little Rock
Emmett Ray Rogers
Billy Wayne Rosenbaum
David Tee Smith
Bruce A. Stewart
Joseph M. Walston
Mena
Jonnie Gene Duke
Taylor
Robert Faulkner
Timothy Ray Kirkpatrick
Harold F. Lloyd
James Marvin Terrell
Ezard Charles Thomas
Buckner
Orie A. Wyatt
James R. Applegate
McNab
Carl Burchfield
Waldo
Thomas Howie Davis
Ricky Tavern
Allan H. Reese
Bruce Rushton
Michael Ray Schrivner
Texarkana
Ark
Dennis Walters
Arkadelphia
Eddy Saffell
Doddridge
Darrell Walker
Don Raymond Apollos
Antoine
David Randall Clay
Lockesburg
Earl W. Emerson
Billy D. Gray
Benjamin Wayne Hooper
Walter Don Huckabee
Frank Neal Hughes
Thomas Lee
W.G. Cummens
U.S. Department of Education
Dallas
Donal Parker
Governor’s Advisory Council For
Cummens
Vo-Tech
Weyand Named U.S. Commander in Vietnam at 56
President Nixon appointed Gen Frederick C Weyand to lead U S forces in Vietnam replacing Gen Creighton Abrams. The Arbuckle California native rose from ROTC to banner roles in Korea and Capitol Hill and led the 25th Infantry Division into South Vietnam in 1966 before serving as Paris peace talks adviser. Weyand warned the Viet Cong are tough in suits and ties as in combat.
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Nixon
White House
Arbuckle
Calif
Creighton D. Abrams
Saigon
Abrams
William C. Westmoreland
Weyand
Paris
25Th
South Vietnam
Vietnam
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Sandra Joyce Baker
Prescott
Bernice Beavers
Annie Beatrice Bivens
Katherine 5. Bobbitt
Maragret Ada Brandon
Maragaret Dowell
Horatio
Deborah J. Evans
Linda Clark
DeKalb
Texas
Lorayne Clements
Angela R. Dunn
Stephens
Kay Elizabeth Franks
Doris Faye Garrard
Linda F. Gaulapp
East Camden
Nola Jean Harper
Lillie Faye Hill
Rae P. Jones
Candy T. Manning
Martha D. Marshall
Karen Kay Martin
Jo McCann
Susan McGuire
Willa Dean
Gary Boyd Walker
Ashdown
Monroe Ervin
James M. Gordon
Delight
Robert Malone
Emerson
Michael McCorkle
William H. Mullen
Bentonville
James Robert Poole
Paul A. Snyder
Thomas L. Williams
Lewisville
Jerry L. Chamberlain
Hot Springs
Keith
Lou Fvans
Willisville
Patricia Jean Harris
Jimmie Donita Henson
Douglas Wayne Huffman
Robbie Nan Jackson
Patmos
Alina Jane King
Deanna Barr
Thelma Carter
Clarissa
Arnett Copeland
Martha Cox
Betty Franklin
Maude E. Glover
Cynthia Graves
Imon
Lee Green
Loretta Hall
Irma Hartington
Gurdon
Vincy Harris
Harold Leavitt
Hazel Lee
Linda
McGalliard
Patsy Nell McKamie
Helen Phillips
Diana Purifoy
Rosston
Blanchie Querry
Gordon
Lola Rogers
Murdis Pearl Sterling
Vera Ann Waller
Mary Virginia Wehunt
Fulton
Ophelia Williams
Allan Bennett
Cale
J. W. Rowe
Weyland
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Fryer Parts
Safeway
Skylark
Vienna
White Bread Wits
Tang Discount
Detichount
Coldbrook Margarine Sola
ICE
Safeway Super Saving
Kagu
Your Hope
Bacon
Serene Eo
Cragmont
Lipton
Jeno
Minute Maid
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Jar
Vis
Sid Tin
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