Obituary of Herman F. Butler 60 Prescott resident
Herman F. Butler, 60, died last night in a Prescott hospital. A longtime Nevada County resident and retired farmer, he was a member of Union Baptist Church near Bodcaw. Survived by wife, three sons, two brothers, three sisters. Funeral at 2 p.m. Wednesday at Union Baptist Church Bodcaw. burial Union Cemetery.
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Nevada County
Union Baptist Church
Bodcaw
Harre! Butler
Hope
Melton
Derris Butler
Pine Bluff
Bobby Terry
Stuttgart
Bryan Arthur Butler
Rosston
Carl Purtle
Clint Smith
Mildred McWilliams
Union Baptist Church of
Jessie White
Doyle Morrow
Smith
Union Cemetery
Claud G. Tripp dies age 61 at Magnolia hospital
Claud G. Tripp 61 died last night at Magnolia hospital. Formerly of Bakersville California he lived in Hope the last two years. Survived by sisters Mrs Elmer Gentry of Hope and brothers Basil Tripp in Magnolia Lloyd and Floyd Tripp of California. Services Thursday 10 am Providence Memorial Baptist Church officiated by Rev H D Ward. Burial Rose Hill Cemetery with Oakcrest in charge.
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Hope
Elmer Gentry
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Lloyd
Floyd Tripp
California
Providence Memorial Baptist Church
H. D. Ward
Rose Hill Cemetery
Oakcrest
Faubus Veto Affects Welfare Department Child Adoption
Governor Faubus vows to veto funded items and press the Welfare Department to speed adoptions. He cites mis management in child placement and notes 92 job cuts including 44 unfilled positions while Miss Johnston, department head since 1944, faces scrutiny.
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Miss Johnson
Jim Phillips
Miss Johnston
Stone Turns Down Job Corps Camp
A Stone County poll in the Mountain View based Stone County Leader shows 373 residents opposed to a federal Job Corps camp and 310 in favor. Editor C Edward Tudor conducted the informal ballot printed March 18. Alvis Owens of Russellville stated the Forestry Service would have acted if the response had been favorable.
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Alvis Owens
Russellville
Ozark National Forests
Forestry Service
Dirksen Defends Voting Rights Bill Amid Southern Opposition
Senate debate centers on a voting rights bill aimed at eliminating discrimination. Dirksen rejects allegations of party bias and dismisses Perez’s charge about Communist influence. The measure would trigger federal registrar appointments in several states and counties with low historic registration or turnout, affecting Alabama Georgia Louisiana Mississippi South Carolina Virginia and parts of North Carolina Maine Idaho and Arizona.
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Plaquemines Parish
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Store found that sold mustard oil used in capitol protest
State Police identified a Little Rock drugstore that sold the mustard oil used in the March 19 racial demonstration at the State Capitol cafeteria. Maj. Paul McDonald said investigators have a suspect, not tied to the State Police or the demonstrators ejected from the capitol. About a dozen troopers and others were treated at a Little Rock hospital after the incident.
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The Doctor Says on Hepatitis Types and Prevention
The doctor explains two hepatitis types serum and infectious with differing transmission methods. Serum hepatitis spreads via contaminated needles and transfusions. infectious hepatitis via contaminated water, food handlers, shellfish, and cockroaches. Recovery is slower in adults. gamma globulin provides short term immunity, and maternal protection requires quarterly gamma globulin during pregnancy.
Auto Leaves Road and Man Dies in Arkansas Crash
Bruce Dean, 34, of Van Buren died Tuesday night when his car ran off Arkansas 162, struck an embankment, and flipped end over end. Passenger Orville Brewer, 19, also of Van Buren, was hospitalized in good condition.
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Bruce Dean
Dean
Arkansas 162
Ed Blackard
Orville Brewer
Blackard
Burns Fatal for Arkadelphia Woman in Little Rock Fire
Mrs. O. A. Shirley, 48, of Arkadelphia died in a Little Rock hospital Monday from burns suffered in a fire. The incident details and exact location are reported by AP.
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O. A. Shirley
Arkadelphia
Demonstrators Target Closed School Cafeteria Again
Demonstrators attempted a third gate attempt at the cafeteria a facility that has since been shut.
Weather North Central and Southwest Arkansas Forecast
Central Arkansas stays cloudy tonight and Thursday with a warm Thursday. Lows range from 38 to 42 and highs reach the 60s. Northwest and Northeast Arkansas clear to partly cloudy through Thursday with cooler tonight and lows 35 to 42. Southwest and Southeast Arkansas see cloudy to partly cloudy skies through Thursday, cool tonight with lows in the 60s and warmer highs in the 60s Thursday.
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Weather outlook for Arkansas and Louisiana
The forecast calls for cloudy to partly cloudy skies in Arkansas tonight and Thursday with a low around 35 to 45 and a high near 60 to 70. In Louisiana expect considerable cloudiness through Thursday with warmer conditions and highs of 66 to 76 and lows about 45 to 55.
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Louisiana
Woman dies in home fire as husband fights flames
Fire Chief Herman Hawkins reports that a woman died at her home early Sunday after a fire. The husband awoke to her screams and found her in a burning chair, suffering burns while attempting to tear off her burning clothing.
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Herman Hawkins
Shirley
Turmoil Near Tangier After Iberia Convair Crash
A Convair jet with 49 passengers and five crew, likely including 36 Swedes, 11 Germans and 2 Britons, crashed into the sea near Cape Spartel off Tangier. Survivors were found by the Virgen de Carmilo and three others, while Spanish boats and a Moroccan cutter searched the area. A nearby U.S. Spanish base dispatched a helicopter.
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Late Spring Reveals Signs of Warmer Weather in Arkansas
The state saw the arrival of warmer air as overcast skies cleared in North Arkansas and some cities enjoyed sun. Temperatures rose to the 40s and 50s with highs expected in the 50s to 60s as a high pressure system brought partly cloudy skies. Overnight lows remained above freezing, with forecasts for continued warmth and sunshine into Thursday.
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Associated Press
Arkansas
Breau
Weather Bureau
New York City Newspaper Strike Averts Amid Talks
In New York City a potential 2 am strike over automation and wages was averted after Mayor Wagner announced continued negotiations. The talks, involving 17 000 workers across seven papers, included a principle agreement on automation and a dispute over a $15 weekly wage rise for 2700 printers.
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New York City
Robert F. Wagner
Wagner
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John J. Gaherin
Publishers Association
Largest Air Copters Land Guarded by Six Army Choppers
Six armed Army helicopters guarded by large air craft landed 170 South Vietnamese troops near Viet An. Marine helicopters suffered heavy fire with two crewmen killed and 14 Marines and two Army crewmen wounded. Reports said Viet Cong possibly used 57mm rifles and mortars to ambush the landing. In Saigon, U S Embassy staff returned under tight security after a bombing, with 18 Vietnamese and two Americans dead and many wounded.
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U.S. Navy
Clark Air Base
Phillippines
Johnson seeks Congress for embassy funds to Saigon
President Johnson may ask Congress for authority and funds to build a new U S Embassy in Saigon. U S Embassy staff in Saigon return to work with about 30 percent on duty as bombings raise the death toll.
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Congress
U.S
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South
Viet Nam
Viet Cong Plots Target Saigon U S Buildings
Police sources warn Viet Cong squads assigned to strike the U S Information Service building and four bachelor officers quarters in Cholon Saigon. Authorities intensify patrols and deploy intelligence efforts while traffic remains to flow. No extra guards at the U S L building or B Q complex.
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Builing
Cholon
Saigon
U.S.L
Boq
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