Bombing witness testimony links Carlotta Walls to case
Testimony places Carlotta Walls near the blast site and links Binns to the bombing plot. James Binns testified he drove by the Wadsworth home before the blast to pick up his girlfriend Barbara Owens, a University Medical Center nurse, and that Walls was present in proceedings as a related figure.
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Carlotta Walls
Cartelyail
Uist
Buins
Carlotta
Rocie
Imem
Ting
Tis
Abe University Medical Cen
Pho Tesal
P Barbara Owens
Arnetha Ortega
Conten
Weather Rexparirmert Arkansas Report 24 Hours
Weather summary for Arkansas reports partly cloudy conditions with scattered thunderstorms possible. Temperatures will range from upper 80s to mid 60s with little change. high this afternoon near 90s, low tonight around 60s. Central regions expect partly cloudy skies and mild conditions, with chance of scattered thunderstorms Saturday and Sunday in some areas.
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Rexparirmert
Arkansas
Ark
Associated Press
Arkanas
Bis
Merchants Host Picnic and Archery Display in Hope
A Hope merchants picnic drew about 150 attendees with a boat ham beans slaw and desserts. Charles Gough led archery with a demonstration while Mike Kelly chaired the Entertainment Committee. Prizes donated by local merchants included a hotel certificate and cash awards. Patsy Hutson won the grand prize.
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Chamber of Commelt
Denis
Charles’ Gough
Ero
Wiedine
Mike
Patsy Hutson
Penney Company
J T Bread
Meyers, Bakopy
Tden
Balijig Company
Molsum Baking Company
Byler Nut Company
Stewart Palata
Fahy
Jdricks
Hope Beverage Company
Royal Crownt Bottling Company
Dry Pepnov
Bottling Company
The
Borden
Cap Ore
Saenger Theater Murnishée
Argoiaickets
Losfoirsatise
Ihé
Niunie
Sniper Slayer Acquitted by Ohio Jury
In Mentor Ohio on Christmas Eve 1969 Charles Clark was slain as his wife Lois Clark and husband endured a scandal. Meg an, a former truck driver, Gar gro ve faced a jury on a first degree murder charge despite confessing to a love affair with Mrs Clark. The defense argued a stray shot caused the fatal wound, while prosecutors sought murder verdicts.
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Famesvilus
Ohio
Maygrove
Charles BR Clark
Juse Ilban
Megan
Wargrave
Clark Home
Mentor
Aid Foram Sunday School
Sbpey Intendant
Tew Howe
Fargrove
Pulive
Faly
Clark
Heures
Wils
Lois
Miothey
Jehildran
Bob
Hagrove
Hira Agai
Hargrove
Painesville
Willangslitsyl
Chk
Pul
Hbul
Clark Iwis
Jim Wilson Dies at Columbus Home at 67
Jim Wilson aged 67 died at his Columbus home yesterday after a long illness. He is survived by a sister Mrs Eric Wilson and brothers including M. Wilson of Richmond, Virginia, and Clarke Wilson of Columbus. Funeral services were held Thursday at a chapel with burial in Columbus.
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Jim Wilson
Columbus
Wilson
Jung Hempsteail
Tameney
Dies Acto
Mys
Eric Wilsum
Nhs
K. E. Jackin
Calumiius
M. Wilson
Richmnd
Do Te Wilsgny
Ait Clarke
W. Wilson
Servaeus Wilk
Servaeus Wilk da Dil
Dy Loy Lawrece
W. O. Davin
Royal visit to Canada sparks cross border aid talk
A jetliner carried Prime Minister or royal party to Canada amid talks on aid to the United States and allied matters. Officials from Britain and Commonwealth realms will participate in ceremonies and discussions outlining future cooperative efforts.
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Fanpon
Price Philip
Eligabet II
Canada
Eisenhower May Rethink Disclosure Of U-2 Photos
Report says White House undecided on releasing high altitude spy photos. Officials note split views among advisers, with opposition arguing continued secrecy aids security while proponents push transparency amid ongoing Cold War espionage disclosures. President Eisenhower cited a San Diego naval photo during a national TV address, reflecting caution over revealing photo evidence from U-2 and predecessors.
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Publi
White House
United States
Soviet Russia
Eisenhower
Naval Air Stalin
San Diego
Calif
Soviet Union
Colleges Receive 3500 Grant From Chemical Firm Aid
The Associated Colleges Foundation received a 3500 grant from the Olin Mathieson Chemical Corp to support summer graduate study for faculty at APAC institutions. Funds will be matched by the Rockefeller Fund and Harris Companies to finance programs at APAC facilities.
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Arkansas
Associated Colleges
Olin Mathieson Chemlical Corp
Mathieson
No Rockefeller Fund
High Corl
APAC
Harris Companies
Lt. We Hock
APAG
Maihigson
Harris Giants
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Foembeya
End of Mr. Pinlardel Pima as Morres Overhauls PBL
AP reports Boris Morres, Russian born movie producer, will replace Nipila Bhewshehey as head of the PBL. Mikhail Sustov, a Presidium member, is cited as the only one who can justify ousting Bhewshehey. The Stylists push to overhaul leadership amid upheaval.
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K Pinlardelpima
Boris Morres
Wid Foyer
PBL
Nipila
Mikhail Sustov
Momber
Presidiuan
Khevshefey
Mutius
Viesy
State Wildlife Fund Allocations Announced by Interior
The Interior Department announces early partial apportionments of the wildlife and fish funds totaling about 12 million dollars. Arkansas receives 199074 for wildlife and 549104 for its fish restoration program, while Oklahoma, Missouri, Illinois, Mississippi, Texas and other states also receive specified amounts to support approved projects.
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Washington
San
Arkansas
Slatus
Interior
Frog A. Sealon
Sau Ia
Missouri
Lulissigny
Mississippi
Hexas
Nu Ree
Yoh
Relative of Local omen Succumbs
The obituary notes the death of M Coleman, 44, of Austin, a pediatrician who died Thursday in St. Louis. Survivors include a son, a daughter, and Mrs Coleman, with additional relatives listed as Polk and Kulh Polk of Hype. The fragmentary text references family connections and locations but is incomplete.
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M Coleman
Austin
St. Louis
Coleman
Tormep Witing Polk
Pearl Gid Kulh Polk
Delegates Form at Girls State in Arkansas
Delegates at Arkansas Girls State elected senators and county officials yesterday. The American Legion sponsor session prepared delegates for a upcoming legislative session in Little Rock.
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Cane Nobinson
Ark
Lap
Arkanses
Lomurrawy
Blake
Amstican Legion
Corres
Gils Statens
Will
Un-American Activities Committee funds scrutiny detailed
The United States House committee faced exposure over alleged misuse of public funds for hotel stays and meals. Documents show payments to Sheraton-Jefferson Motel in St Louis Plaza in New York and the Lodge in Los Angeles. Committee members including Morgan Moulder and Francis Walter faced questions about expenses charged to the committee. Witnesses testified that rooms were used as offices for executive sessions and lodging for a sitting room.
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Washington
Apy Lamony
Boro
Lotlalig
Millon
Ind Waller Pinens
House
Niro
Library of Congress
Frank
Ber Morgan
Moulder
D-My
Sheraton-Jefferson
St. Louis
Plaza
New Yok
Los Angeles
Mowder
Ha Pest Wey
Francis Walter
D-Bu
Waller
Oltes
Moulthey
Final Rites for Mes Cornelius Set for 3 30 Today
Funeral notices report Mes Cornelius survived illness and family members listed. Services planned at Terndyn-Cuy wis Chapel at 4 39 p m on Wednesday with burial in Ayers Cemetery. Pallbearers named include Niet Munitge, Leonard Bills, Cat Howell, and others.
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Mes
Cornelius
Dean Curictius
Miter
Ky Te
D. June Cornelius
Sun
Timothy Gan
Jayrle Beano
Shyee Brothers
Wilton Af Guyrian
Bound
Mypo
Murs
Roy Bock
Max
Jessie Givens
Kim Downy
Hopes
Marvin Howe
Emergency wage rise debate roils railroad industry
A sprawling AP field report details a proposed five cent wage increase for about 650 000 railroad workers amid a heated dispute over a welfare program and labor demands. The board and unions clash over outcomes as the crisis sparks possible national policy action and threatens ongoing labor talks with 10 railroad organizations. The piece notes the wage rise is nonbinding and that emergency boards may shape policy if conditions worsen.
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Ralhyay Igbor
Beapd
Racam Mion
Kdioh
Wrese Kro
Honogeraliig
Une Ho
Jagaileye Ube
Mink
Lyednsky Ik Fy
Welreoka
Trivosers
Five Arkansans Graduate From Academy Along Coast Line
Five Arkansans were commissioned as ensigns at the United States Naval Academy in Annapolis. The graduates listed include Naruld A Peterson of MPo and Atrs, Merny, AL, as well as others named Charles Daley Jr 24, Bailey Sh wP Hale Steeds, Curlos Mupeisi 44, and Lane Hagh among the class, with families noted and brief parent references.
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Annapolis
Arkansas
Academy
Naruld A Peterson
Xan
Mpo Aml Atrs
Merny
AL Petey
Canaan
Arti Co Gholdup
Myra
A. Cutis
Charles
Daley Jr
Wid
Bailey
Hale Steeds
Curlos
Mupeisi
Aun Mies
Lane Hagh
Aenelh
Piss
MY. Gad
Geren LL. Lays
Bastulvlite
All Around Town and Library Schedule Details
A garbled town page lists a dune schedule at various churches including Al-Sudur Church Lanhing School and Mt Murai Church. It mentions students from University of Arkennus School of Medicine, LSU, and Hope, with a National Science Education program offering stipends for a finweek students. Various names appear in broken form, including Forster, Power, Gurdon Buastey, and Roy Vanehan, with references to talks and activities at multiple venues.
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al-Sudun
Ony
Lanhing
Mann’s Geo
Podam
Mt Murai
Aihyed I. Forster
LSU
Phau
Scooter Strikes Car Injuring Pedestrian in Texarkana
A scooter collided with a car on Texarkana streets injuring a man. Witnesses report the rider lost balance and the vehicle’s driver notified authorities. Paramedics transported the injured man to a local hospital for evaluation.
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Scooter
Man
Prescott Burial for C. A. Phillips of Blevins
C A Phillips aged 64 of Blevins died at Prescott. Survived by wife BON, daughter Loree, four sisters, and several relatives. Funeral at Mark Brook Cemetery with services at Meulecouk Chuvel on Tuesday.
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C. A. Phillips
Af Blevins
Gat Prescott
Saps Uls
Joel
Bully Warnekyn
Dlag Byuthertus
GL. Wardl
I8th6l
Muuckyaute
Preseult
Evay Steve
Blevans
Luthas Bully
Mes
Mes, Ees Wi Lekel Et 2P Oa, Thuesday At Meulecouk Chuvel Fy
Batley Alsueiler
Boral Wich
Mapunig
Mark Brook Cemeury
Youth Program Here Praised by Local Officials
Community leaders praise a youth program for keeping teens engaged and away from trouble. Depudy Prusaeutin fohie La and Gia Cahayembers are noted among participants, with Sp Sap highlighting improvements in juvenile conduct and local volunteers like Tan Rowland and Jae Shull supporting activities.
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Buis
Gresty
Rowland Say Jae
Former Resident of Hope Dies
A fragmented obituary notes the death of a former resident of Hope. The garbled text references names and places, indicating a widowed status and possible family connections, with the body to be returned. Further legible context is needed to confirm full identity and funeral details.
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Hope
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