Kiwanians Told of Summer Play
Hope Kiwanis heard a plan for a summer program with expanded facilities and more staff from Parks and Recreational Program Director Charles Gough. He lauded Kiwanis for aiding youth programs at Fair Park and noted minstrel fundraising as funding sources. Leonard Ellis reported 1515 dollars in minstrel ad revenue, with ticket sales pushing total gross near 2000 dollars.
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Henry Haynes
Charles Gough
Hope Kiwanis Club
Hope
Gough
Kiwonians
Fair Park
Kiwanis
Leonard Ellis
Blevins
Nashville
Prescott
Chancery
Wesley Howard
Wesley Jr
Charles Erwin
Municipal Court Docket Summary Hope Arkansas May 31 1966
Hope Arkansas municipal court records list numerous traffic offenses with pleas or judgments. Cases include Johnson Jones and Williams multiple speeding tickets, driving without licenses, improper brakes, and drunkenness with varied fines from 11.50 to 106.50 plus suspensions. several dismissions and civil garnishments noted, including Garrish actions and plasmwood company cases.
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Municipal Court
Jerry Cobb
Richard Turner
James Ball
Jerry Donald Morgan
Horace Lacefield
Ara
Walter Lee Johnson
Olen Wayne Lewis
Robert B. Payne
Benjamin Williams
Jerry Johnson
Jerry B. Reese
Herbert Munn
Johnnie Mack Blevins
Tilman Walker
Preston McLain
Thomas M. Haynie
Charlie Frank Taylor
Ervin Jake Blake
James Kennedy
Luther Glasgow
Billy Woods
Co. A. Oller
Marvin Bailey
Virgil Oller
Joseph M. Skarda
Rayfield Lindsey
Robert Charles Murrah
ACC
John D. Black
David Purtle
Charley Hayes
Howard K. Smith
Charlie Lee Howard
J. C. Anderson
Otis Johnson
Leon Ogden
Billy Faulkner
Accidental Homicide in Watts Case
Police reported window smashing but no major incidents in the Negro community after a coroner's jury ruled Leonard Deadwyler's May 7 death accidental. Witnesses included Deadwyler's wife Barbara who said they were speeding to a hospital when the officer fired unintentionally during a car stop.
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Dave Smith
Los Angeles
Leonard Deadwyler
Deadwyler
Jerold M. Bova
Deadwyter
Barbara
Bova
Arkansas Weather Summary For Northwest To Northeast
Weather report from the Associated Press covers 24 hours to 7 am Wednesday. Central Arkansas remains fair through Thursday with a slight warmup. lows in the 50s and highs near 80. Northeast Arkansas stays clear to partly cloudy through Thursday with cool nights and highs around 80. Southwest and Southeast Arkansas stay clear to partly cloudy with cool nights and Thursday highs in the 82 to 86 range. Northwest Arkansas expects clear to partly cloudy skies, possible Thursday afternoon thundershowers, cool nights, and Thursday highs around 80 to 84. Central to eastern regions show continued cool nights and a warming trend Thursday with some thunderstorms possible in the northwest.
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Associated Press
Central Arkansas
Northeast
Arkansas
Southwest
Northwest
Arkasas
Arkadelphia OKs bond issue for colony expansion
Arkadelphia voters approved a $92,000 bond issue by 1,215 to 65 to purchase 219 acres for a second unit of the Arkansas Children's Colony. The site lies four miles north of Arkadelphia near Interstate 30, U.S. 67 and Arkansas 7.
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Arkadelphia, Ark
Arkansas Children’s Colony
Clark County
Here
U.S. 67
Arkansas 7
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