Races and a Bet Drawn From a Local Fan’s Losses
A De Queen reader recounts a devoted racegoer who wagers on Oaklawn outcomes, mails his picks, and watches the six o clock news for results. He tabbed a daily double and six winners, slept fitfully as the race day closed, and decided to cool it for a day or two.
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Oaklawn
J.R. McKinley
de Queen Daily Citizen
Four Florida sisters seek law change over adoption records
Four and a half decades after being separated by juvenile authorities the McIntire Wagner Mowery and Wiley sisters sue Florida for 400000. They want parental and sibling details included in access to adoption records at age 18 and seek damages of 100000 each. The case stems from a 1935 abandonment of siblings on a sidewalk.
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Miami
Florida
Carolyn McIintire
Kiwanis Show Draws Large Crowd in Annual Benefit
The 4th Annual Kiwanis Club Variety Show filled the venue with near-capacity crowds over Thursday and Friday. End men Jake Honea mentored through acts by Jane Routon, the Kathy Akins School of Dancing, and Bruce Webb, while Harry Hawthorne wowed the audience with a soft shoe dance. Rufus Herndon missed the event due to a recent heart attack.
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Webster
Jake Honea
Mr. Interlector
Guy “Perpetual” Grigg
Roy “Leroy” Taylor
Jimmy
8-Ball” Tate
Andy
Caldwell
George ‘Bullet’ Wright
Harry
Hawthorne
Rufus
Digger
Herndon
George
Bullet
Wright
Herbert Burns
Jane Routon
Diana Dunn
Kathy Akins
Hope
Lana Parks
Sydney Tye
Hope Mellonaires
Old Smoothies
Hope High School Key Club
Bruce Webb
Jerome Underwood
Ronnie Donahoe
Webb
Underwood
Lowell Harris
Harry Hawthorne
Ramona Street
Royce Weisenberger
Bobby Embry
Paul O'Neal
Buddy Jordan
Dennis Ramsey
E. P. Young, Jr
Wayne Shaw
Kiwanis Club
Focolare founder Chiara Lubich wins Templeton Award
Rome based Chiara Lubich winner of the Templeton Award for progress in religion leads a movement born from wartime bombings. The Focolare Movement uses small community life to unite followers across faiths and serve global projects in the Philippines Brazil Cameroon Africa and the United States. It counts 217 communities in 28 countries with about 2,400 full members and 6,000 associates.
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Chiara Lubich
Templeton
Templeton Foundation
Lubich
London
Miss Lubich
Francis of Assisi
Ignatius of Loyola
God
Philippines
Recife
Brazil
Cameroon
Africa
Turin
Italy
Mother Teresa
India
Roger Schutz
Taize
France
Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan
Leon Cardinal Suenens
Belgium
Vatican
Guglielmo Boselli
Citta Nuova
New City
John XXIII
Paul VI
World Council of Churches
Trento
Florence
Milan
West Germany
United States
Argentina
New York
Boston
Chicago
San Antonio
Tex
John Cardinal Cody
Europe
Americas
Asia
Australia
Bubble Yum denies spider egg rumor in media blitz
Life Savers faced a schoolyard hoax claiming Bubble Yum contains spider eggs. The company hired a detective and ran full page ads in 30 New York area papers while collecting letters of support from parents. Experts stated spider eggs would unlikely be found in gum and emphasized safety.
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NEW York
William Morris
Life Savers
New York Times
Morris
Lynn Lehew
Central Elementary School
East Brunswick
N.J
Lynn
Food and Drug Administration
Washington, D.C
American Museum of Natural History
Powell unhurt after Arkansas airplane crash
Powell Sr., 9, editor of the Southern Baptist Journal and Baptist minister from Braman, Ga., walked away from a rented Cessna 150 that crashed near Pine Bluff. He crawled out uninjured and planned Sunday preaching at Immanuel Baptist Church in Pine Bluff.
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Pine Bluff, Ark
William A. Powell
Southern Baptist Journal
Powell
Braman
Arkansas River
Immanuel Baptist Church
Pine Bluff
Thailand coup attempt thrust into chaos
Army rebels seized Radio Thailand and ISOC HQ in Bangkok and claimed a coup, killing Maj. Gen. Aroon Tavatasin and his aide. Despite the on air claim, government forces retained control from the prime minister's office as the palace and city remained quiet and martial law continued.
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Bangkok
Thailand
Tanin Kraivixien
Kachanaburi
Internal Security Operations Command
ISOC
First Army
Aroon Tavatasin
Tanin
Bhumipol Adulyadej
Royal
Radio
Chalard Hiranyasiri
Kraivixien
Prasert Thammasiri
City Subscriptions Help Line and Government Statement
Miss your paper contact times for Star delivery are listed with a weekday and Saturday window. Gen. Serm reports the army navy and air force back the government under Prime Minister Tanin Kraivixien and vows action against the military junta to secure the people and country.
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Times
Dana Smith Moved from IC Unit at St. Vincent's Hospital
Dana Smith 11 year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Donald Smith of Hope has been moved out of intensive care at St Vincent's Hospital in Little Rock. Dana was injured about four weeks ago when hit by a car near her home on Route 1 Hope and her father describes her condition as stable.
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Dana Smith
Donald Smith
Hope
St. Vincent's Hospital
Little Rock
Dana
Route 1
St. Vincent's
Friday
Obituaries for Daly Byers Robbins Landes listed in Hope area
Daly Byers age 50 of Dallas formerly Hope died in a Dallas hospital. Survived by wife Dorothy son Grant and daughter Chevyl all of Dallas. his parents five brothers and three sisters. Graveside services Sunday at 2 p.m. Shower Springs Cemetery with Rev. Carlton Roberts officiating. Herndon Funeral Home in charge. Also Rev. Connie A Robbins died at 65. former Spring Hill Methodist pastor, served 24 years in the Little Rock Conference, involved with AA and Texarkana facility. Survivors include wife Mary, children in Arkansas California and Minnesota. mother Lily Sanders. siblings. Funeral Sunday 2:45 p.m. at Spring Hill Methodist Church. burial Oma cemetery near Hot Springs. Also Thurman Landes 63 died Thursday night, Hope resident, retired farmer, Providence Baptist Church member. Survivors wife Lucille Landes, three sons, one daughter and 12 grandchildren. Funeral 2 p.m. Saturday at Providence Baptist Church with Rev. Lane Garner and Rev. Bennie Tiner. burial Providence Cemetery.
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Daly Byers
Dallas
Hope
Dorothy
Grant Byers
Chevyl Byers
J.J. Byers
Ray
Johnny
Jack
Bill
Don
Jeanette Allen
Sue Willis
Denton
Texas
Carolyn Garner
Shreveport
Shower Springs
Carlton Roberts
Herndon Funeral Home
Connie A. Robbins
Spring Hill
Spring Hill Methodist Church
Harold Davis
Carl Diffee
Oma Cemetery
Hot Springs
Oakcrest Funeral Home
Thurman Landes Thurman V. Landes
Providence Baptist Church
Hempstead County
Lucille Vines Landes
Tommy
William
T.V. Landes Jr
Dianna Cox
Lane Garner
Bennie Tiner
Providence Cemetery
Hamann Bim Ncal
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