Obituary of William Earl Richardson 59 of Benton
William Earl Richardson 59 died Monday at Benton. Formerly of Hope, he was custodian at East Side Elementary School Benton and a Pentecostal Church member. Survived by wife, sons Charles and William Richardson of Oregon, Kenneth Richardson of Hope, daughters Mrs. Allen Nash and Mrs. Ma Lawton Richardson of Louisiana, Mrs. Nellie May, Mrs. Robert Rowe of Hope, two sisters. Burial in Benton.
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Seattle Cage Coach Quits for Business
Seattle University basketball coach Bob Boyd resigns effective July 15, announced by athletic director Eddie O'Brien. He will be replaced by Lionel Purcell, head of the freshman squad, after accepting a sales promotion role in Southern California. Boyd arrived in 1963 from Santa Ana Junior College and posted a 22-6 first season and a 19-7 previous year.
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Ambushes, crash and airport blast hit Saigon area
An ambush on a convoy near Saigon left a missing American and several wounded. A second helicopter evacuated crew and a dead American. A terrorist bombing at Saigon airport injured 34 Americans and 12 others, while 120 U.S. troops nearby were unharmed. The airport terminal suffered heavy damage and closure followed, with reopens expected after repairs.
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A’s Pay $104000 for College Player Rick Monday
Kansas City owner Charles O. Finley signed his club’s first draft choice Rick Monday for $104,000. Monday, a 19-year-old left fielder, hit .375 this spring for Arizona State, the College World Series champion, and was the Athletics’ top pick in the first free agent draft.
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Rebels Attack Zone as U S Troops Hold Fire in Caribbean Clash
The OAS blamed rebels for the shelling starting at 8 a.m. and reported U S forces did not fire for 25 minutes. The clash near a power plant in the Dominican Republic’s security zone involved American troops extending four blocks into rebel territory before withdrawing. Caamano denounced the action as coercive pressure and Panasco Alvim helped broker a cease fire by 8 30 p.m. The Capello building in Caamano’s HQ area was hit, its windows shattered by six mortar shells.
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Aubrey Man Killed When Car Hits Culvert Near Moro
A 32 year old Aubrey man Billy Joe Northcutt was killed Tuesday when his car ran into a culvert after leaving Arkansas 78 two miles north of Moro authorities said.
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Doctor Advises Caution for Elderly at World’s Fair Visit
Dr Paul Dudley White urges seniors over 60 to get a medical checkup before attending the New York World’s Fair. Limit visits to half a day, prefer morning hours, and use rest centers like Dynamic Maturity Pavilion. A related public advisory explains services for older visitors and where to obtain the leaflet.
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Marine Air Lifted After Rifleman Falls In Action
Hal Boyle called for a rifle before collapsing then evacuted by a helicopter guided by four Marines with flashlights. Viet Cong attacks on bridges failed. 11 enemy dead and 15 wounded. Cpl. Jackson credited with killing one and wounding two. recommended for a medal. Sgt. Williams wounded slightly. Jackson saved the rear position despite being chewed out earlier for going barefoot.
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Pentagon Faces Speeches as Protesters Gather at River Entrance
Pacifists urge youths to refuse military service while demonstrators plan speeches at multiple Pentagon entrances. McNamara personally met delegates before telling reporters to leave as security numbers swelled to 204. Police and plainclothes officers surveilled corridors while staff were told to ignore sit-ins.
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Arkansas aid reaches 160500 in May surplus commodities
More than 160,500 persons in needy families across 65 counties received 1,356 tons of surplus commodities in May. The Welfare Department estimated the retail value of the goods at 652336 dollars.
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New Democratic group forms in Arkansas targets party reform
A four man committee led by Dr H D Luck of Arkadelphia announces Democrats for Arkansas seeking to align state Democrats with the national party. They condemn both major parties as personality cults and push a reform platform including school consolidation merit system for state workers minimum wage tighter utility regulation election reform and anti segregation. Luck rejects 1966 governor bid but supports Democratic nominees.
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Estimate Tally Sets Viet Cong in South Vietnam
U S officials estimate about 65 000 Viet Cong are in organized regular combat and combat support units in South Vietnam according to latest intelligence information. The figure reflects persistent concerns about communist strength in the region.
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Plan for Desegregation Filed by Trumann District
Trumann School District filed a plan for total desegregation by fall 1967 after the initial plan was rejected by the U.S. Office of Education. Superintendent Joe McGeehee said the district will pursue full integration on a timeline set by federal authorities.
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Weather overview for Louisiana and Missouri
Louisiana weather this evening is partly cloudy with few afternoon thundershowers and little temperature change. Lows tonight 68 70, highs Thursday 84 92. Eastern and Southern Missouri sunny and pleasant today with highs upper 70s to mid 80s. Fair tonight and Thursday. Lows tonight mid 50s to low 60s.
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Johnson Says Air Strikes Are Effective
President Johnson told influential lawmakers U S air strikes hindered North Vietnamese reinforcements to the West. He gave no clear signal on escalating to bomb Hanoi military targets despite Goldwater urging such action. White House visitors noted a shifted, worried stance amid Viet Cong setbacks.
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Puzzle headline with mixed animal clues and words
Puzzle across and down clues list many entries from aquatic mammals to noble metals with varied wordplay. Across items include Aquatic mammal and Indefinite time while down clues cover river names and verbs. The page presents a standard word puzzle grid style with many cross reference clues.
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Johnson Shifts Tone as Critics Gain Attention
The article notes a calm determined attitude by Johnson contrasting with liberal and press criticism of his Vietnam policy. It cites Sen. Fulbright and VP Humphrey’s briefing, Fulbright’s opposition to large escalations, and Rep. Laird warning GOP support may end if ground forces are extended to save face in Vietnam.
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Fulbright Opposes Advance Viet Nam Move Amid UN Debate
Fulbright said no advance word would be given on a possible move allowing Communist use of a lull for reinforcements. Senators Gruening Robertson urged sending the Viet Nam matter to the United Nations. Javits favored a Senate inquiry linked to a Dominican Republic probe. Mansfield and Dodd urged South Vietnamese to end internal bickering and unite Catholics Buddhists and others for freedom and security.
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Arkansas Education Chief Warns Some Districts May Miss Civil Rights Deadline
State Education Commissioner A. W. Ford estimates 35 or more districts may fail to comply with the Civil Rights Act by July 1, revising earlier projections of up to 50 districts. He notes the deadline looms for districts to meet federal standards.
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