Arkansas Outdoors highlights 1966 turkey hunt record in Arkansas
The first half of 1966 saw 790 turkey kills across 44 counties, with several counties reporting gains over 1965 and Yell County showing the largest increase. Desha led last year in total kills while Ashley and Lee trailed in 1966. Fishing records fell rapidly with five new records across white and black crappie, smallmouth bass, flathead catfish, and green sunfish, including a 30 pound 10 ounce flathead.
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George M. Purvis Chiat
Little. Rock - Arkansas
Yell County
Chicot
Perry
Garland
Desha
Ashley County
Lee County
Little Rock
Arkansas
Bushy Bay
Lake Norfolk
Earl Willey
Brookland
Bob Willey
Gordon Bennett
Batesville
Greers Ferry
Jim Talley
Bill Jones
Mountain Home
Baxter County
AG & F
Bob Baker
Charlie Thompson
Hubert Thompson
Lake Overcup
Obituaries for Johnny Johnson and others in Prescott area
Obituary notices detail funeral plans for Johnny Wayne Johnson 20 of Prescott a University of Arkansas student killed Saturday. Services set for 10 a.m. Wednesday at Central Baptist Church Prescott burial DeAnn Cemetery with family survivors including Wilie J. Johnson and siblings James D. and Harold Johnson. Also noted are Raymond Pedron 63 a former policeman died at home with survivors Adram Pedron Roy Theodore Gladys Louise Lenore Buie Jr. plus additional family details.
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Johnny Johnson
Johnny Wayne Johnson
Prescott
University of Arkansas
Central Baptist Church
DeAnn Cemetery
Cornish
Wilie J. Johnson
James D
Harold Johnson
Levi Johnson
California
John Morgan
Harvey
Raymond Pedron
Walnut Street Church of Christ
Adram Pedron
Little Rock
Roy
Theodore Pedron
Texarkana
Gladys Pedron
Robert Weston
San Antonio
Louise Wicker
Dlerks
Lenore Wilson
Lenore R. Wilson
Washington
Deann
Gordon
Herndon-Cornelius Chapel
Wesley Thomason
Merlin Cox
Sweet Home Cemetery
Charlies E. Buie Jr
Charles E. Buie Jr
Nevada County
Foreman
James
Larry Crow
Kathy Buie
Charles Buie
Thomas
Lonnie
Ora Buie
U S Chamber Sees No Tax Increase Need
Secretary of Commerce John T Connor told the U S Chamber of Commerce at its 54th annual meeting there is no need for an anti inflationary tax increase now. He said economic signs do not justify undue alarm nor complacency.
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Washington (Ap
John T Connor
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Connor
Chamber
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