Obituary of E. M. Boyett 81 Lifelong Hempstead Resident
E M Boyett 81 lifelong Hempstead County resident died Monday in a local hospital. He was survived by three daughters Mrs Johnny McKor kle Mrs Hallar McCorkle and Mrs Claud McCorkle all of Hope two sisters Mrs Amanda Aslin of Benton and Mrs John Slayton of Nashville two brothers L H Boyett of Stamps and Sam Boyett of Washington. Services 2 30 p m Wednesday at White Oak Grove Baptist Church DeAnn officiated by Rev Elbert OSteen and Rev Arlis Downs burial in DeAnn Cemetery by Herndon Cornelius.
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Johnny McCorkle
Hallar McCorkle
Claud McCorkle
Hope
Armanda Aslin
Benton
John Slayton
Nashville
L. H. Boyett
Stamps
Sam Boyett
Washington
White Oak Grove Baptist Church
DeAnn
Elbert O’steen
Arlis Downs
Herndon Cornelius
DeAnn Cemetery
Prescott Widow Annie Baker Dies at 68
Mrs Annie Beavett Baker 68 widow of J E Baker died Monday at Prescott. Surviving daughters include Mrs Owen Wingfield Pittsburg Calif and six Prescott Emmet and Texarkana relatives. Brothers Arthur Beavert Little Rock and Freeman Beavert Magnolia. sisters Mrs Willie Cox Prescott and Mrs Edna Stockton Little Rock. Services held Wednesday and burial at Piney Grove Cemetery.
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Prescott
Annie Beavett Baker
J. E. Baker
Owen Wingfield
Pittsburg
Calif
Coy Graham
Eldridge Dickerson
Roy G. Cagle
Richie Graham
Dwight Lane
Emmet
Noel Harris
Texarkana
Arthur Beavert
Little Rock
Freeman Beavert
Magnolia
Willie Cox
Edna Stockton
Piney Grove Cemetery
Bombs Poured Across North Vietnam and Saigon Execution
U S and Vietnamese air forces dropped about 300 tons of bombs on scattered targets in North Vietnam as light to moderate antiaircraft fire continued. A U S pilot bailed out near Da Nang and was rescued. In Saigon, Tran Van Dang 25 was executed at dawn for trying to blow up an American billet amid a military trial finding him guilty.
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North Viet Nam
Hon Gay
Hanoi
Gulf of Tonkin
U.S
Air Force
da Nang
Viet Nam
Saigon
Tran van Dang
Dang
Ho Chi Minh
North
Gia Dinh
Milkweed safety and plant poison questions addressed
The Doctor's Mailbag notes varying opinions on milkweed, hemlock, rosemary, sage, and flax. Poisoning cases in 1959 1960 affected young children but all recoveries occurred with proper care. Undulant fever spreads via unpasteurized milk, not hereditary, with initial fever headaches weakness insomnia and appetite loss.
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Kansas
Kentucky
Massachusetts
Ohio
Washington Still Denied Local Vote Despite Federal Rights
Washington residents face no local vote as the 1965 voting rights bill aids registration in the South while home rule for the District of Columbia remains unresolved. Congress may grant home rule this year, potentially altering DC governance and increasing Negro leadership in the city.
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Washington
Congress
District of Columbia
Senate
House
John Duncan
Senate District of Columbia Committee
Robert F. Kennedy
D-N.y
Walter N. Tobriner
Board of Commissions
Tobringer
Sen. Kennedy
Metropolitan Board of Trade
District of
Puzzle Time to Eat Across and Down
Crossword clue list with across and down entries. Reads like a full puzzle page segment detailing hints for many numbered words across genres including geography mythology and language. The grid references and theme appear as standard puzzle fare with varied difficulty.
Sense of Joy at Creation of the UN
James Marlow reflects on the postwar optimism in San Francisco when the United Nations was formed in 1945. He notes early hopes for peaceful dispute settlement, contrasts with the League of Nations, and cites shifting Soviet policy as the UN Charter was signed by 51 nations on June 26, 1945.
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Associated Press News
Washington AP
San Francisco
Axis of Japan
California
United Nations
Germany
Japan
United States
Britain
China
Soviet Union
League of Nation
League
League of Nations
U.N
Stalin
Europe
U.N. Security Council
France
Legatie
Security Council
Harry S. Truman
Senate
U.S
Television and Radio Notes on Veto and TV Shifts
AP columnist analyzes the UN veto power and its impact since 1945 noting 11 vetoes, mainly by the Soviet Union, amid the 20th anniversary of San Francisco. The piece also covers Art Linkletter’s "Houseparty" move to Hollywood titled "Hollywood Talent Scouts" and CBS’ Viet Nam dialogue with McGeorge Bundy drawing mixed professor reactions.
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Art Linksetter
CBS
Linkletter
Arthur Godfrey
Hollywood
CBS News
McGeorge Bundy
Viet Nam
Eric Severid
Bundy
Legend of Al Barak Carries Mohammed to Seventh Heaven
The tale recalls a horse named Al Barak that came to bear Mohammed to the seventh heaven after his death. The story, a Moslem legend, portrays a miraculous ride linking the prophet to paradise.
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Mohammed
Al-Barak
FDA Seeks Seizure of 2.8 Million Fireworks
The FDA filed suits to seize 2.8 million cracker ball fireworks from Arkansas firms in Fort Smith Little Rock West Memphis and North Little Rock. Agencies say children mistake them for candy and injuries occur when bitten and exploded. Packages lack adequate danger warnings.
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Little Rock
West Memphis
North Little Rock
FDA
Atmosphere Described as Aerosol by Britannica
Britannica defines the atmosphere as an aerosol system of finely divided particles dispersed in gas. The explanation emphasizes that the earth’s atmosphere surrounds these particles within the surrounding air.
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Encyclopaedia Britannica
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Wayne G. Brandstadt
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