Magnolia woman dies in Texarkana hospital at 32
Mrs. Sammy Cogbill 32 of Magnolia died early this morning in a Texarkana hospital. She was a member of the Assembly of God Church in Magnolia. Survived by husband Sammy, two children Vicki Carol and Sammy Douglas, her parents Mr. and Mrs. Martin M. Logan of Little Rock, two sisters and two brothers. Services set for 2 p.m. Friday at Herndon-Cornelius Chapel with Memory Gardens burial.
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Lucretia Logan Cogbill
Magnolia
Texarkana
Assembly of God Church
Sammy
Vicki Carol
Sammy Douglas
Martin M. Logan
Little Rock
Lorene Pharez
Pensacola, Fla
Lou Nel Green
Martin M. Logan, Jr
Billy R. Logan
Herndon - Cornelius Chapel
Memory Gardens
Perishable Strike Rocks Philadelphia Area
Between 40 and 50 men were arrested Tuesday for traffic interference or truck vandalism. Judge Leo Weinrott ordered 17 union officials and trustees to face contempt charges as the wildcat walkout persisted after an injunction was ignored. Hoffa warned of mass discharges if drivers do not return to work by Wednesday. Local 107, one of the nation’s largest Teamsters locals with about 12,000 members in Philadelphia and Wilmington area.
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Leo Weinrott
Wildcat
United States of America
Weinrott
Washington
Teamsters
James R. Hoffa
Hoffa
Philadelphia
Wilmington. del
Bank Heist Plan Foiled At Time-Locked Vault
Mountain View report details a trio using walkie talkies to obtain keys from Mabry and enter a bank. After a delay and the time-lock, the conspirators abandoned the vault and escaped with bags of coins left outside.
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Mabry
Liston Property Goes Up for Taxes in Colorado
The Colorado Department of Revenue has filed a warrant authorizing sale of Sonny Liston and Geraldine Liston property to satisfy 16 142 dollars in taxes and penalties. Department Director Harold Drake filed the warrant in district court Tuesday.
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Denver
Colorado Department of Revenue
Sonny Liston
Department
Harold Drake
Liston
Geraldine
Faubus to Break Ground for 550,000 kW Plant
Gov Orval Faubus will take part in groundbreaking ceremonies in Helena Ark for a 550000 kilowatt generator for Arkansas Power & Light Co The unit carries an estimated cost of 45 million dollars and program officials expect rapid completion for peak power needs.
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Helena
Ark
Orval E. Faubus
Arkansas Power & Light Co
City Hall Busies With Food Crisis After Truck Delays
Police said they cannot provide constant escorts for door-to-door delivery trucks but will guard as many as possible. Officers worked 12 hour shifts with leaves canceled. Over 100 wholesale merchants urged the mayor to act as produce piles up, with up to 5 million dollars of perishables in a food distribution center.
Medical Aerosols Aid Treatment and Home Uses
The article notes aerosols are widely used in medicine for surface anesthesia and lung diseases, with inhaled dexamethasone and ergotamine tartrate for migraines. It highlights safety improvements, nonflammable propellants, and potential new medical and home applications. It also explains dilated eye vessels with correction as a benign finding unless narrowed vision prompts concern.
Red and Black Across and Down Clue Pair
Crossword clue set noting Marmalade as a color coded across entry and a voracious appetite as a down clue answer.
Helen Help Us! Domestic turmoil and tough choices await
A reader asks about an unfaithful husband who belittles her and relies on money. Helen encourages independence, work, and self respect, noting many women support themselves and children today. She urges leaving if life is intolerable, despite fear and financial fears.
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Helen
Hhu
Poverty funds allotted to Lee and Prairie counties
State Welfare Commissioner Jim Phillips announces Lee County receives 534200 dollars and Prairie County 341000 dollars in federal antipoverty money.
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Lee County
Little Rock
Jim Phillips
Prairie County
Court rules against mandamus in access case
The court found no need for a mandamus to force access to records, citing existing protections for taxpayers. Matthews noted the Joint Legislative Auditing Committee and hired auditors review Babbitt’s suit, filed in March after Mrs. Hall denied access. Hall described the request as political, while Rockefeller had urged interest on state bank deposits.
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Joint Legislative Auditing Committee
Babbitt
Hall
Winthrop Rockefeller
Orval E. Faubus
World leaders push through tensions as Viet Nam peace mission stalls
At a 21 nation Commonwealth chiefs meeting in London Asian and African leaders talked with Red Chinese diplomats urging China to reconsider its denunciation of the U S backed peace mission for Viet Nam. The four nation panel aims for hearings in Washington Moscow Peking Hanoi and Saigon with Saigon the only country to date agreeing to receive the group. General Mark Clark urged continued bombing of North Viet Nam warning the US must hit hard to avoid another Korea.
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Commonwealth Chiefs
London
Commonwealth
Viet Nam
Peking
Harold Wilson
United States
Washington
Moscow
Hanoi
Saigon
Wilson
Lester B. Pearson
Korea
Ottawa
Pearson
U.S
Mark Clark
Chicago
North
Clark
Anti Bug Pill Seen For Future Mosquito Repellent
New York AP reports scientists discuss a future harmless pill to repel mosquitoes and other biting insects. Research, begun in 1962 under the U S Army, aims to alter skin so pests avoid people, aiding soldiers and civilians alike.
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New York
Dogs
Cats
Canaries
American Medical Association
Jacques L. Sherman
U.S. Army
Research and Development Command
Wanderlust Draws on Arkansas Honor Graduates
Eighty percent of spring honor graduates plan to leave Arkansas for education or better opportunities in business and professions. Many intend to return after further study or work, with education cited as the main field of departure. Lee H. Minor of Brinkley, Hendrix College graduate, will pursue mathematics at Vanderbilt on an NASA traineeship, seeking a stronger intellectual challenge.
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Arkansas
Associated Press
Lee H. Minor
Brinkley
Hendrix College
Vanderbilt University
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Minor
Scientists Study Mosquito Attraction and Repellents
Researchers from the University of California and Stanford Research Institute report that some people are naturally unattractive to mosquitoes. They tested natural substances from people to identify attractants and repellents and are chemically isolating effective compounds.
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University of California and
Stanford Research Institute
Howard I. Maibach
San Francisco
6940 More Seats for L A Stadium
War Memorial Stadium Director Al lan Berry says a bid to construct 6940 additional seats was within the $150 000 appropriated by the legislature. J E Stowers of Little Rock won the contract over 13 bidders. He declined to give the bid amount. Capacity will rise to 47000.
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Little Rock
War Memorial Stadium
Allan Berry
Berry
J. E. Stowers
Stower
Arkansas graduates seek opportunities beyond state borders
Several Arkansas graduates contemplate studying or working outside the state. Linda Goff plans to attend North Texas State University with a music focus and a tuition tutorship. James Means holds a Marshall Scholarship to the University of London for classical languages. Bruce Whitten eyes diplomatic work and broader prospects out of Arkansas. C. P. Shoffner chooses the University of Oklahoma for higher pay in education. Norma Lacy seeks teaching roles elsewhere due to higher salaries. The University of Arkansas Medical School remains highly regarded among medical degree students.
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Linda Goff
Biggers
Ouachita Baptist University
North Texas State University
Arkansas
James Andrew Means
North Little Rock
Hendrix
Marshall
University of London
Bruce Whitten
Marianna
C. P. Shoffner
Searcy
Arkansas State Teachers College
University of Oklahoma
University of Arkansas
Norma Lacy
Ida
University of Arkansas Medical School
Record Grain Deal Signup Reaches National High
Preliminary figures show 1,482,583 farmers intend to divert 3 percent of feed grain production totaling 576,800 acres, 42 percent of base. Arkansas reports 9,565 signups covering 133,700 acres. Hempstead County lists 220 farmers and 3,180 acres base with 2,572 acres diverted.
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A. C. Mowery, Jr
The
ASCS
Washington
Arkansas
Hempstead
Tokyo Station Passenger Traffic Seen at 480000 Daily
Britannica notes Tokyo station of the Japanese National Railways handles about 480000 passengers each day, reflecting heavy urban transit usage.
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Tokyo
Japanese National Railways
Encyclopaedia Britannica
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