Texarkana Man Dies In Wreck Near Hope
H. A. Davis a 41 year old Magnolia Mana motorist from Texarkana died after his car struck the rear of a slow moving tractor trailer on Highway 67 five miles west of Hope. The Chicago driven Hertz van involved could not be identified immediately. Davis died en route to a local hospital. body to Hathcohn-Cornelius Funeral Home and to be picked up by a Little Rock service.
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H. A. Davis
Magnolia
Texarkana
Highway 67
Hope
Dwight Pankey
Arkansas
Davis
Hertz
Chicago
Oakcrest
Focal
Hathgoh-Cornelius Funeral Home
Little Rock
Al Graves Named Deputy Prosecutor in Hempstead County
Al Graves appointed deputy prosecuting attorney for Hempstead County to serve the remainder of deputy John L. Wilson’s term while Wilson becomes municipal judge. Weisenberger praises Graves as a bright, energetic young lawyer eager to serve and contribute. Wilson steps into the judgeship after 25 years of Lemley’s tenure.
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Rogue Weisenberger
John J. Wilson
al Graves
Hempstead County
Mrr
Weisenberger
Peasie
Hid & Son
U of A
John L. Wilson
Tom Rarry
Johin L. Wilson
First Christian Church to Install New Pastor
The First Christian Church will hold an installation service Sunday at pan. The Rev. Kenneth Poore, executive of the Arkansas Christian Missionary Society of Little Rock, will formally install the Rev. Mr. Clyde Goddard as pastor of the local church.
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First Christian Church
Pan
Kenneth Pooren
The
Arkansas, Christaan. Missionary Society of Lite Rock
Clyde Goddard
Delight Egg Farms plant proposal faces Hempstead vote
Hempstead voters on March 20 will decide a 245000 bond issue to fund a large Delight Egg Farms processing plant near Hope. The plan defers a 2 mill tax unless Delight defaults, allocates 225000 to the firm repaid at 15000 yearly over 15 years, and uses a 20000 reserve to cover potential default. Delight is owned by Coin Bett Hatcheries and Olson Brothers, with Dallas plans complicated by Hempstead county priority. Photographs show operational units at Delight Ark with more to come at Hope and a future centralized plant concept.
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Hempstead
Delight Egg Farms, Inc
Hope
Delight
Coin Bett Hatcheries
Hore
Olson Brothers
Los Angeles
Hempstead Industrial Foundation
Olson
Dallas
Cornbelt
Hempstead County
Ark
Hom
Ist Baptist Groups Plan Joint Meet
The WMU Brotherhood banquet of the First Baptist Church will be held in Fellowship Hall next Monday night at 6 30. It marks the Annie Armstrong Week of Prayer for Home Missions. Rev Frank Burress a home missionary will speak about pioneer work in Wisconsin and Minnesota. Everyone is invited and welcome to attend. The meal will be catered by the Barlow Hotel.
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First Baptist
Fellowship Hall
Annie Armstrong
Home Missions
Frank Burress
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Barlow Hotel
Barlow Rites Held Friday
Funeral services for Harry Barlow 88 were held Friday at 9 a.m. at the family home. Burial followed at Rose Hill Cemetery. He is survived by two sisters Mrs Elizabeth Pritchard and Mrs Frank Howson of Hope.
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Harry Barlow
Neild
Burtsley
East German Officer Aided Escape to West Berlin
BERLIN AP An East German policeman helped a man and two women escape into West Berlin Thursday night then came over himself, West Berlin police reported. There was no shooting.
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Escapees Berlin
West Berlin
Mrs. Prather to Be Buried Saturday
Funeral services for Mrs. May ton Prather, 45, who died Wednesday, will be held at 10:30 a.m. Saturday at First Presbyterian Church by Dr. L T Lawrened, with Rev. James Shaddox assisting. Burial by Oakcrest will be in Newlope Cemetery near Patmos.
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Mayton Prather
First Presbyterian Chirch
L. T
Elderly Woman Disappears In Camden Five Years Ago
Five years after Maud Crawford vanished from her 12 room Camden home her husband Clyde found the house undisturbed except for a sawed purse and $123 inside. The late night call, empty car, and on going TV glare sparked a mystery that remains unresolved as authorities pursue leads.
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Camden
John R. Jutton
Camden, Ark
Feacly
Maud Crawford
Maud
Colonial
Clyde Crawford
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
South Arkansas
A F Simmons 76 Succumbs in Local Hospital
A F Simmons aged 76 longtime Hempstead resident dies in a local hospital. Survived by seven sons Melton Houston Frank West Monroe Paul Pasadena A F California Guy Kilgore George New York Juhny Andrews and three daughters Lillian Tate Chickasha Pauline Durham Houston Sara Lou May Waco. Brother Erlc Simmons and six sisters from California Texas and Arkansas. Services at Walnut Street Church of Christ at 2 pm with burial in Shower Springs Cemetery. Active pallbearers listed.
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A. F. Simmons
Hempstead
Focal
Melton
Houston
Frank
West Monroe
Paul
Pasadena
Texas
A. F
California
Guy
Kilgore
George
New York
Juhny Simmons
Andrews Texas
Lillan ‘Tate
Chickasha
Okla
Pauline Durham
Sara Lou May
Waco Texas
Erlc Simmons
Iove
Ida
Lux? King Smith
Velma Ferson
Lic Cnle Crowder
Dallas
Lillian Smythe
South Carolina
Maggie Davidson
Weehington
Ark
Walnut Street Church of Christ
O. J. Sweeney
Herndon Cornelius
Shower Springs
Pallhrayers
Dewey Baker
Bud Collier
Winfred Huckabee
Lawrence May
Bill Ruggles i
W. L. Tate
Well Known Persons Aboard Plane
95 passengers and crew aboard an American Airlines Astro-Jet plunged into Jamaica Bay after a violent moment. The list included W Allan Jones, 71, executive committee chairman of Cities Service Co, and Adm Richard Connolly, 60, former deputy chief of naval operations. Also aboard were Laurace Lange, Dr Lange, Jahn Dieckman, and Leonard Dickson among others headed to meetings, a world tour, or family travels.
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New York
American Airlines
Jamaica Bay
W. Allan Jones
Cites Service Co
Dwight D. Eisenhower
California
Richard Lansing Conolly
Westbury
N.Y. Connolly
Phief
Naval Operations
Long Island University
Iiving Rubine
Lighroad Productions
Rubine
Hollywoods
Oro
Laur
Theological Seminary
Board of National
United Presbyterian Church
Jerusalem
Jahn Dieckman
Costa Mesa
Calif
Ife
Garcia Corp
Arnold S. Kirkeby
New York City
Los Angeles
Leonard Dickson
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Kennedy to Announce Nuclear Tests Policy Next Month
President Kennedy is expected to reveal plans to resume atmospheric nucleartesting next month unless the Soviet Union accepts a timely and verifiable test ban treaty. In a nationwide broadcast at 7 PM EST he will stress disarmament but push for a fast track to a treaty backed by strong international inspection.
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John M. Mightower
Washington
Kennedy
United States
Soviet Union
U.S
Mic Vaice
America
White House
Geneva
Britain
Khrushchev
Britaink
Soviet Threat Amplifies Tokyo Crisis Standoff
Soviet Ambassador Nicolai edyrenko warned that the Soviet Union may resume nuclear testing if Washington and its allies push the crisis further. The exchange elevates tensions around Tokyo as allied powers respond to perceived Soviet pressure.
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Tokyo
Soviet Ambassae du
Faubus Uses Emergency Funds For School Aid
Gov Orval Faubus declares seven thousand dollars an emergency fund to support the state Girls Training School through June. The money will cover payments and may be used for equipment repairs and maintenance, including urgent water system repairs.
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Little Rock
Orval FE
Faubus
State Girls Training School
Fauhus Sricl
School Drop Outs in Real Trouble
ST. LOUIS Almost a million youngsters will leave school before graduation this year and enter a world with no place for them an expert on youth problems said. Daniel Schreiber director of the National Education Assn dropout project warned dropouts are fugitives from failure. He cited limited job prospects and the need for better school programs and parental guidance to keep students in school.
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ST. Louis
Daniel Schreihen
Schol
National Education Assn
Wem
Schreiber
New York City
Americas
National Assn
Louisiana
New York
Professor Named Head of Department in Arkansas Medical School
Little Rock AP report says Dr John De Whitey, associate professor in the University of Arkansas School of Medicine, was named head of the Department of Phy Siolary. Whitney remains acting head after two years as department was created.
All Around Town and Local News Highlights
The notes recount a prep ice meet and a matchup between locals and Camden, plus a campaign fundraiser surpassing its goal with 3412.10 raised. It mentions Donald Harry Gammill enlisting in the U S Navy, academic honors at the University of Arkansas, and a Fish and Game change extending the planned opening date to April 1 with 24 hour fishing license rules.
Burma Army Seizes Power In Bloodless Coup
Rangoon Burma AP A defense chief Gen Nd Win seized control in a largely bloodless coup arresting Prime Minister U Nu and suspending Parliament. Troops and tanks sealed key sites in Rangoon while flights were halted. The move followed a government push to nationalize private import trade amid rising leftist opposition and alleged Communist plots. Win, 51, had previously led a 1958 coup ending in elections that brought U Nu back to power.
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Rangoon
Burm
Hurdimin
Nd Win Sei
O Nu
Nign
Burma
Lie Central
Win
Hadeen
U Nu
UC Nu
Girl Scouting Marks 50th Anniversary in Savannah
Scouting teaches girls from seven to seven new skills and trends as Girl Scouts celebrate 50 years since Juliette Gordon Low founded the movement in Savannah. Troops led by local leaders include three Brownies in Melo Vine Neighborhood and seven intermediate groups with eight leaders. A pageant titled Today and Spirit will be presented March 17 at the Texarkana Auditorium marking the milestone.
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Juliette Gordon Low
Savannah
Hope
Melon Vine Neigh
Herhead
J. B.marlin
Wilson Britt
Tallis Muses
Melo Vine
Hoy Allison
Fret McElroy
J. W. Franks
YW. We Lindsey
Ho Wy Seamins
Steven Bader
Aven Wylie
Eit
Ali Ipyile Sou
Texarkana Culteze
Seow Ling
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Ist Baptist
Barlow
Mrs. Prather
Associated Press
Hope Bobcats
Smack
Luuitht Ant
Naval Life and Customs
Ives
Lia Impson
Impson
Ndonald
Harry Gammill
Sam Gammill
Mope
Enlintael
U.S. Navy
Navy
Don
US. Naval Training Center
San Diego
Charles BE
Prescott
Mary Jean Apple
James L. Chandler
Nashville
Game and Fish Commission
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