Hempstead County Civil Docket Summary Names in Records
Civil and chancery docket listings include Martha Plenary versus Charles Flenory Jewel Smith versus Nathan Smith James A White et al versus Ross While Harris et al versus A and Frances Polk versus St. Louis and San Francisco RK Barbara Esters versus Jerry Psters Muzatte Preston versus Lewis Jefferson et al Harold Elmo Poole versus Patricia E Poole Mid State Homes versus James and Betty Jean Hannah Co O Temple versus Orval G Taylor Jr and Mrs Paul Robinson versus American Bankers Ins Co Marriage licenses issued Noel Durbin and Patricia Ann Roberts Willie L Johnson and Mil dred Prater Henry L Thomas and Dorothy Ware David G Haltom and Juanita Garner Gordon William Lambert and Katherine Bevill J D Samuel and Helen Ramsey Edward S Cooper and Opha Baggett William T Dye and Mamie Edwards William P Holt and Carrie Hamilton Emmet
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Martha Plenary
Charles FF. Flenory
Jewel Smith
Nathan Smith
James A. White
Ross
Harris
Frances Polk
St. Louis & San Friscok
Barbara Esters
Jerry Psters
Muzatte Preston
Lewis Jefferson
Harold Elmo Poole
Patricia
E. Poole
Mid State
James
Betty Jean Hannah
Co. O. Temple
Orval G. Taylor
Paul Robinson
American Bankers Ins. Co
Noel
Durbin
Dallas
Arkansas and neighboring states weather update
Weather forecasts across Arkansas Louisiana Missouri describe partly cloudy conditions with showers likely Thursday. Temperatures rise into the 70s to upper 70s with nights dipping into the 40s and 50s, some areas reaching 80 in the southeast. Highs today in the 60s to 70s, 70s Wednesday, with cooler changes northwest portions.
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Southwest
Arkansas
McClellan Aims to Explain Remarks on Subcommittee
Sen John L McClellan chairing Permanent Investigations asks Sylvester to appear after he questioned the fairness of the panel The panel probes the Defense Department TFX fighter contract which was awarded to General Dynamics of Fort Worth Texas over Boeing of Seattle Testimony suggests Boeing offered better performance at lower cost
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Senate Permanent Investigations Subcommittee
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
Sylvester
McClellan
Defense Department
Pentagon
General Dynamics Corp
Fort Worth
Tex
Boeing Aircraft Co
Seattle
Wash
Boeing
League Sets Meet in Hot Springs Arkansas
The Arkansas Municipal League announces its 28th annual meeting will be held in Hot Springs November 7 through 9. The event brings together city officials and municipal leaders for conferences, workshops, and policy discussions.
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Hot Springs, Ark
Arkansas Municipal League
Weather Outlook From Tonight To Wednesday
Showers develop in the extreme south by late afternoon and spread tonight. Rain changes to snow northeast and central by morning. Colder air moves in for northeast and central. Cloudy and colder Wednesday with rain in the extreme southeast and snow or rain changing to snow elsewhere. Highs near 50 in the northeast and around 70 in the extreme south. Lows tonight around 30 in the northeast. Upper 40s to 80s in the forecast area.
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Bhootheel
Plane Skids on Runway at Logan Airport
An Eastern Airlines DC7 with 15 passengers and four crew skidded on a slushy Logan Airport runway and dipped into a snow bank. No injuries were reported. Pilot Capt Edward Lebecker said braking action was nil. the craft struck lights and bent its right main gear and propellers but remained largely undamaged. Passenger and crew were bused to the medical center for routine checks.
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Boston
Eastern Airlines
Logan
Frank Sweeney
Massachusetts Aeronautics Commission
Sweeney
Edward R. Lebecker
McLean
Washington
Law Students Pass Bar Examinations in Arkansas
Twenty five law school graduates passed the bar examinations held March 4 to 6, per the state Board of Law Examiners. The list includes applicants from Osceola to Little Rock with scores averaging 75 percent or more. James W. Cain Jr and Richard Muse among those scoring highest at 82 percent.
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Little Rock
State Board of Law Examiners
William V. Alexander Jr
Osceola
William H. Arnold
Hazen
Shirley R. Hipp Jr
Blytheville
Jerry L. Patterson
Forrest City
Richard E. Griffin
el Dorado
Richard M. Smith
James W. Cain Jr
Fayetteville
Gerald E. Williams
James C. Fels
Pine Bluff
van B. Taylor
Waldron
Imogene M. Williamson
Ferndale
Donald F. Seay
Jonesboro
Robert L. Shaw
E. C. Gilbreath
Mena
Raymond H. Hixon
Paris
Rice L. van Ausdall
Harrisburg
Phillip W. Crume
Richard
Muse
Hot Springs
Albert J. Thomas Jr
West Memphis
Arthur E. Raff Jr
Temperatures Soar in State Press Release
Temperatures rose into the 70s across much of the state as a cold front moved in tonight bringing rainfall expected to cover most areas by late tonight and persist into Wednesday. Skies will be partly cloudy before the front, with warm humid day and cool temperatures behind it. Overnight lows ranged from 33 at Fayetteville to 50s elsewhere, with northern Arkansas potentially staying above freezing.
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Canada
Arkansas
Fayetteville
Pine Bluff
Memphis
VFW Chief Byron Gentry to Visit Arkansas Post
Byron B. Gentry commander in chief of the Veterans of Foreign Wars will visit Arkansas Saturday with Alpha- Autry Post 2390 in Searcy acting as host.
Conway teen to rehearse for Junior Miss Pageant in Mobile
Margo Dunaway of Conway Arkansas will rehearse and be interviewed by judges today as pageant preliminaries run Wednesday through Friday in Mobile with finals Saturday night.
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Mobile
Ala
Margo Dunaway
Conway
Ark
Arkansas Senate and House Clash Over Reforms and Tax Bills
The Senate rejected amendments on county governance and life sentences, and the House adjourned after a lengthy session leaving voter registration bills unresolved. A per capita tax proposal for residents over 21 passed 26 to 6, replacing the poll tax. The Senate recalled a driver license tax bill from the House, while approving a gasoline tax refund to city buses. The Arkansas Industrial Development Commission budget of 542,950 dollars sailed through the House with other noncontroversial measures. The House also defeated a bid to keep or replace Pulaski County Highway Director F R Oliver by 44 to 38.
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Land Department
Senate
House
Arkansas
Q. Byrum Hurst
Arkansas Industrial Devel
Opment Commission
Winthrop Rockefeller
AIDC
Pulaski County
J. H. Cottrell
Highway Commission
F. R. Oliver
Atlas Missile Launch Staged In Routine Training
At Vandenberg AFB California the Air Force launched an Atlas ICBM toward an unspecified target area in what officials called a routine training flight. In Stuttgart Arkansas a public meeting on a proposed 2.5 million low rent housing development will be held next Monday, with the City Council to vote on the proposal afterwards.
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Vandenberg Air Force Base
Calif
Air Force
Public Health
Stuttgart
Ark
Arkansas County Public Housing Authority
Arkansas House Advances Bills On Education And Road Plans
The House passed measures to reorganize the Justice Building Commission, require the Highway Department to fund planning for federal‑aid county roads, repeal Washington County’s initiated salary act, and mandate state Board of Education approval for correspondence schools to advertise in Arkansas.
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Oliver
House
Senate
Justice Building Commission
Highway Department
Washington County
State Board of Education
Arkansas
Proclamation Declares National Poison Prevention Week in Hope
Frank Douglas, mayor of Hope Arkansas, proclaims March 17 to 23, 1963 as National Poison Prevention Week urging residents to learn poisoning dangers and take preventive measures to protect children in the home.
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United States
Senate
House of Representatives
Congress
United States of America
Frank Douglas
City of Hope, Ark
CIA Recruited 18 Pilots for Bay of Pigs Invasion
Chicago Sun-Times reports 18 pilots and co-pilots were recruited for the 1961 Bay of Pigs invasion before Kennedy's oath. Dispatch says Eisenhower administration backed the plan six months pre inauguration. Arkansas Gov Faubus says 12 to 25 guardsmen were recruited to train Cubans or fly missions. guardsmen deny involvement.
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Chicago
Central Intelligence Agency
Kennedy
Chicago Sun-Times
Thomas B. Ross
Washington
Orval B. Faubus
Arkansas
Guard
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Missouri
Janet Henry
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Associated Press
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