Late 89 year old Hope resident obituary near church services
Mary Cie Sill 89 of Hope and Hipstead County die after long illness. Survived by two daughters Ophelia Bolls Lounge View Texas and Frances Edmonson Shreveport, a brother John House Bree Stott and a sister Effie Vaughn Colorado Springs. Funeral Sunday First Methodist Church with Rev Everett Vinson officiating and Gordon Renshaw assisting. Burial Rose Hill Cemetery Oakcrest Funeral Home. Temperature of cooling water and body heat discussed in unrelated note. launch countdown details and five highways lengths also mentioned.
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Mrey Cie Sill
Hope
HipStead
County
Shil
Shreveport
Lee Ane
Ophelia Bolls
Loungeview
Tex
Frances Edmonson
John House
Bree Stott
Effie Vaughn
Colorado Springs
Golos
P.m
First Methodist Church
Everett Vinson
Gordon’ Renshaw
Rose Hill Cemestery
Oakcrest Funeral Home
Nazarenes Start Revival July 14
Revival services begin at the Church of the Nazarene on Monday night and run nightly through Sunday July 20. Evangelist Rev Ew Bowers of Little Rock Arkansas will preach and sing with Mrs Bowers. Services start at 7 30 p m and the public is invited. J G Rushing Pastor.
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Church of the Nazarene
Ew, Bowers
Little Rock
Ark
Freedom Bid Rejected at Forrest City
Eddie Tate, leader of a Negro boycott in Forrest City, failed to win immediate release after a contempt of court conviction. Forrest City Municipal Court fined him 50 dollars and sentenced him to 10 days in jail. The Arkansas Supreme Court ordered a hearing three days before his sentence ends. Tate, a member of the Invaders, faced the contempt charge for allegedly making a face at Judge O. H. Hargraves in a June 90 appearance.
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Little Rock
Eddie Tate
Forrest City
State Supreme Court
Tate
O. H. Hargraves
Hargraves
Nixon Officials Encouraged by Soviet Policy
Washington officials welcomed Gromyko's speech as signaling potential Soviet readiness for high level talks with the United States. The talks may lead to a summit later rather than now, with Nixon planning no Moscow stop during his around-the-world trip. The Soviets reiterated support for talks and began ratifying a treaty to curb nuclear weapons spread while indicating no immediate summit invitation.
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Associated Press
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Andrei A. Gromyko
Nixon
Kremlin
Gromyko
U.S
Soviet Union
Glassboro
Alexei N. Kosygin
Johnson
John F. Kennedy
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Vienna
Khrushchev
United States
Dwight D
Rockefeller Offers to Meet With Negroes in Arkansas
Gov. Winthrop Rockefeller said he would be willing to act as moderator in the Forrest City dispute, traveling there if invited to meet with local groups. He questioned a Memphis activist as representative of Forrest City and said he had met with Mayor Robert Cope and local authorities to get up to date on the evolving situation.
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Winthrop Rockefeller
Forrest City
Rockefeller
Sweet Willie Wine
Lance Watson
Memphis
The
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Robert Cope
St. Francis County
Clarence Montgomery
Ralph Scott
FBI
Charles Wilson
Arkansas National Guard
Hot Springs Raid Nets 6 Ibs. of Marijuana
Police in Hot Springs Arkansas arrested three California residents Earl Lowery 20 Richard Hayden 116 and Elyy Hayden 22 all from Grass Valley Calif on possession charges after police seized six pounds of marijuana valued about 10000. Arraignment set for Monday.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Joe Grain
California
Crain
Earl Lowery
Richard Hayden
Elyy Hayden
Grass Valley
Calif
Arkansas Weather Outlook Faces Heat Wave
Fair to partly cloudy and hot weather continues through Saturday in Arkansas with isolated afternoon thundershowers. Highs reach 90s to low 100s, nights in the 70s to low 80s.
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Arkansas
Masked men rob Camden newsman at home
Walter Hussman editor of Palmer Newspapers reported two masked gunmen robbed his Camden residence early Friday binding him and his wife. They ransacked the house, took cash and jewelry, and fled in Mrs. Hussman’s 1969 Buick after about 30 minutes. They bound, gagged, and blindfolded the couple and taped their mouths.
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Camden
Walter Hussman
Marygile Lane
Hussman
Palmer Newspapers
Mrs. Hussman
Hussthan
Senate ABM compromise efforts stall amid behind the scenes talks
Senate negotiations over the ABM program stretch into the coming days as amendments would limit Safeguard to research or place testing elements at initial sites. Sen Cooper and Hart push a research focus while McIntyre seeks missile deployment ban. Mansfield hints at possible compromise using Kwajalein and Eniwetok as testing sites.
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John Sherman Cooper
Rky
Philip A. Hart
Dmich
North Dakota
Montana
Thomas J. McIntyre
D-N.h
Aiken
Mike Mansfield
Kwajelein
Eniwhetok
Mansfield
Pacific
Winston L. Prouty
Vermont
John J. Williams
Delaware
Blaylock Rejects Using Racing Funds for Indigent Obstetric Care
Arkansas Welfare Director Len Blaylock said the extra 12 days of West Memphis dog racing funds will not be used to pay obstetrical bills for Memphis hospital indigents. He proposed using only normal welfare medical services, pending Gov Rockefellar approval. The 1969 law created the race days to cover a $300,000 annual deficit for indigent care. Police investigated a car found near a church related to the Hussman case.
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Little Rock
Len Blaylock
West Memphis
Arkansas
Memphis
Blaylock
Winthrop RockefeHer
Henry Loeb
Soviet Ships Move Slowly Toward Cuba
A Soviet task force with eight ships moved toward Cuba to a reported 600 miles offshore. The group, monitored by U S radar picket ship Thomas J Gary and patrol planes, may arrive around July 20 and stay through Cuba’s revolutionary celebrations. The force includes Kynda class guided missile cruiser, destroyers, submarines, and support ships.
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Jacksonville
Fla
U.S
Cuba
Cuban
Thomas J. Gary
Key West
Maine
Maryland
Navy
Fidel Castro
Black Sea
Senate Clears Way for Larey Nomination
The Senate Judiciary Committee cleared the nomination of Arkansas Revenue Commissioner B. Bryan Larey to be U.S. attorney for the Western District of Arkansas. President Nixon's nomination moves to the Senate for confirmation.
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Washington
Senate Judiciary Committee
Arkansas Revenue
B. Bryan Larey
U.S
Western District of
Arkansas
Nixon
Larey
Senate
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