Obituaries And Deaths From Various Cities
Obituary notices report the deaths of Obi Nivens aged 65 of Bieving and Lex King 73 of Pasadena with details on survivors and funeral arrangements. Additional items list Sadamu Shimomura 80 ex Japanese war minister killed in a traffic accident, S Niels Lauritzen 50 sports photographer killed in Milwaukee, Roy L French 79 founder of journalism schools in California and North Dakota, J L Latimer 70 Magnolia Petroleum executive, and Matthew Berman 66 Los Angeles Jewish educational leader found dead at home.
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Tokyo
Sadamu Shimomura
China
Japan
Alhambra
Calif
Roy L. French
University of Southern California
University of North Dakota
Los Angeles
Matthew Berman
Berman
The
United Synagogues of America
University of Judaism
Jewish Federated Council of Greater
Camden grocer shot to death in robbery, Ark
Police investigate brutal murder of Chipman J. Chun 64 owner of local Camden grocery. Slaying involves a .38 caliber pistol and possible link to a North Little Rock robbery. Body found after fire set in Chun's residence. store closed between 11 p.m. and 12:50 a.m. Chun lived alone.
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Camden, Ark
Camden
Chipman J. Chun
Hare
G. B. Cole
North
Little Ck
Cole
Chut
Bryan William Hewitt
North Little Rock
Chun
Dews
Texarkana drug expert speaks at Hopa Rotary on drug trade
Pearson Walsh of Walsh Lumpkin Drug Co in Texarkana, a former Rotary and Chamber of Commerce leader, addressed Hopa Rotary last Friday at Town and Country about drug manufacturing wholesale and retail handling and research growth from 1890 to today. He cited 1947 research spending at 30 million dollars rising to 400 million now.
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Pearson Walsh
Walsh-Lumpkin Drug Company of
Texarkana
Drogeam
Staven* Bader
Clyde" Pouge
Vic Cobb
Steven Bader
Jack Beaty
Rubinoff
Hope
Jack Braunagel
Hot Springs
John Hawkins
Earl Christian
Carter Sutton
Donations Keep School From Closing in Pine Bluff
Patrons of the Wabbaseka School District contributed 2189 to cover underpaid salaries for the 1966 67 year. The district had underspent by 4030 and used a 1841 surplus, but remained in the red, risking state aid under state law until local funds covered the deficit.
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Pine Blufpark
Wabbaseka
State Education Department
Cases Dropped Over Lacking Testimony in Gambling Raids
In Little Rock Circuit Judge William J. Kirby ruled to suppress evidence in eight gambling cases tied to September raids. Former State Police Director Lynn A. Davis, jailed for refusing to name an informant, did not testify as Major Will iam Stryebing admitted he lacked knowledge of the informant. The ruling means the eight cases will be dropped. Platt National Park, Okla., noted as the smallest of the 8 national parks.
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Little Rock
William J. Kirby
Lynn A. Davis
Davis
Tessify
Kirby
John Pirtle
William Stryebing
Criminal Investigation Division
Strebing
Pirtle
Tragic Tavern Owner Shot in North Carolina Incident
In BOWELSVILLE North Carolina James Maal Ada, owner of a tavern, was shot Saturday night during a customer dispute. He appeared dead at the scene but was transported to a hospital where doctors found the bullet had passed through with no internal injury. He received two small bandages and was rebadged.
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Bowelsville
N.C
James
Maalada
Koemary
Keemer
Cardinal Mindszenty Hints Move From Budapest Embargo
Vienna reports an authoritative source says Cardinal Mindszenty has changed stance on exile in the U S Embassy and now favors going to Rome. Hungarian authorities, initially eager to see him leave, have cooled to that plan, though the cardinal believes he could do more abroad. He turns 16 next Friday, his 12th birthday celebrated in the embassy since the 1956 revolution.
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Vienna
Hungary
Joseph Cardinal Mindszenty
U.S
Budapest
Rome
Cardinal Mindszenty
Mindszenty
Widow recalls Stalinist purges in Czechoslovakia interview
HANNS NEVERBOURG reports from Prague on Mrs. Sting widow of Otto Sting hanged in 1952. She discusses arrests solitary confinement and brain washing while defending socialism. The purge victims await formal posthumous rehabilitation under new leadership as investigations proceed.
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Wents
Hanns Neverbourg
Associated Press
Prague
Czechoslovakia
Wetts
Maran Sting
Sting
Otto
Rudolf Slansky
Sling
Oxford
British tycoon flags tax move to avoid Swiss tax trap
London reports that British millionaire builder Charles Clore, son of the Clore family, says Britain’s new tax policy could force him to relocate to Switzerland. He earns about $822,400 yearly in dividends from a trust fund established by his father and argues dividend taxes plus surtaxes could total about 66 percent, tax for every two dollars earned.
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London
Alatt Clore
Charles Clore
Switzerland
Clore
Clare
Escapees Apprehended. Six Still Free at Cummins Prison Farm
Illinois authorities say two of eight inmates who escaped Cummins Prison Farm on March 15 have been captured. Henry Suggett, 24, and Erskin Russell, 25, were detained in Illinois after a rat theft in Little Rock. All other escapees were recaptured. Suggett was serving five years for burglary and grand larceny from Woodruff County. Russell was serving 19 years for burglary and grand larceny from St. Francis County.
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Cummins
Farm, Ark
Mlinois
Victor Urban
Henry Suggett
Erskin Russell
Nelinois
Little Rock
Woodruff County
Russell
St. Francis County
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Obi Ruff Riveng Rott Nivens
Bieving
Finner
Lillie Niveris
Carroll
Prescott
Kenneth
Longview
Texas
Leon
Blasvitis
Lyle
Avenger
Waymé
Hop
Harold
Keith Niveris
Charles Salisbury
Martin Gibson
Charles Ry Hill
Avender
Nina Beth
Aleta Nievens
Arch Pickens
Florida
Clarence Smith
Broscott
C. L. McDonald
Mena
Add of
Blevins
Guy
Luke Nivens
Arkadelphia
Sweet Home Church
Sweet Home
Herndon Funeral Home
Lex King
Milwaukee
Wis
S. Niels Lauritzen
Milwaukee Journal
Dallas, Tex
J-L. Latimer
Magnolia Petroleum Co
Latimer
Mobil Oil Corp
Dar
Mig. Hella Petroleum
Magnolia Pipeline Co
Grocer
West
St. George’s Channel
Irish Sea
Royal Navy
Arkansas Blue Cross
Blue Shield, Inc
6Th
Gaines
Ark
Arkansas
Pear Weather Experiment Station
JO Ann Hagker
Weiter
Skull-Valley
Utah
Utah Valley
Army
Bugway Proving Ground
Adja
Mar Fawcett
Haa
Utah State University
Dugway
Fawcett
Albany
Albuquerque
Atlanta
Bismarck
Boston
Butta
Chicago
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Denver
Des Moines
Detroit
Fort Worth
Fairbanks
Helena
Honolulu
Indianapolis
Jacksonville
Juneau
Kansas City
Louisville
Memphis
Miami
St.p
New Orleans
New York
Okla
City
Omaha
Philadelphia
Phoenix
Pittsburgh
Ptlud, Ma
Ptlud
Ora
Rapid City
Richmond
St. Louis
Salt Sk
San Diego
San Fran
Seattle
Ram
Tampa
Washington
Winnipeg
M. Holt
Walsh
Isaac Hull
Platt National Park
Cece
the Kroger Co
Big
del Monte
Colgate
Avondale
Poe
Peg
Kroger
Eatmore Patties
Margarine Embassy
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