Obituaries for Ivy Sutton and John Robinson
Ivy James Sutton age 62 retired auto mechanic died Tuesday in a local hospital. Survived by wife Nellis Sutton son Ira J. Sutton Lake Jackson Texas daughter Mrs Calvin Hare Hope Texas sister Mrs Essie Hargis Garland Texas brother Ambrose Sutton Hope Texas Services 3:30 p.m. Wednesday Unity Baptist Church burial Huckabee Cemetery. John Franklin Robinson 71 retired farmer died Wednesday in a local hospital. Wife Dorothy Robinson two sons John A. Robinson Little Rock Presley Robinson Germany four daughters Sybil Edmonson Hope Sarah Nugent Arizona Betty Stone Hope Barbara Robinson Hope Roxie Allen Hope Mary Prince Texas City Texas three sisters Floy Nikes Oklahoma. Services 2 p.m. Thursday DeAnn Baptist Church burial DeAnn Cemetery.
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Ivy James Sutton
Nellis Sutton
Ira J. Sutton
Lake Jackson
Texas
Calvin Hare
Hope
Essie Hargis
Garland
Ambrose Sutton
Unity Baptist Church
Gordon Renshaw
Herndon Cornelius
Huckabee Cemetery
John Franklin Robinson
Dorothy Robinson
John A. Robinson
Little Rock
Presley Robinson
Germany
Sybil Edmonson
Sarah Nugent
Arizona
Betty Stone
Barbara Robinson
Henry
Ben
Monroe Robinson
Floy Nikes
Oklahoma
Mary Prince
Texas City
Roxie Allen
DeAnn Baptist Church
Oakcrest
DeAnn Cemetery
Baseball Leaders and Standings From the Era
Batting leaders list Cater pool New York .394 Allen Philadelphia .391 Runs Harper Cincinnati 19 Rose Cincinnati and Mays San Francisco 17. RBIs Banks Chicago 23 Coleman Pinson Cincinnati 16. Hits J Alou San Francisco 32 Kranepool New York 28. Doubles Kranepool New York 8 Santo Chicago 7. Triples Morgan Houston 3 Callison Dalrymple Hart Lanier Brock 2. Home runs Mays San Francisco 7 Mathews Milwaukee Covington Philadelphia 6. Stolen bases Wills Los Angeles 12 Brock St Louis 10. Pitching Ellis Cincinnati Giusti Houston Gibson St Louis 40 1 000 Strikeouts Marichal San Francisco 14 Drysdale Los Angeles 39.
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New York
Allen
Philadelphia
Harper
Cincinnati
Rose
Mays
San Francisco
Banks
Chicago
Coleman
Pinson
J. Alou
Kranepool
Santo
Morgan
Houston
Callison
Dalrymple
Hart
Lanier
Brock
St. Louis
Mathews
Milwaukee
Covington
Wills
Los Angeles
Ellis
Giusti
Gibson
Marichal
Drysdale
Associated Press
Albany
Albuquerque
Atlanta
Bismarck
Boise
Boston
Buffalo
Cleveland
Denver
Saae
Des Moines
Detroit
Fairbanks
Fort Worth
Helena
Pittsburgh
Ptind
Ore
Rapid City
Richmond
Salt Sk. City
San Diego
San Fran
Seattle
Tampa
Washington
Winnipeg
American League Batting and Pitching Leaders
Listing of AL batting leaders Cater and Causey with averages, runs leaders Green and Mc Auliffe and Tresh, RBIs led by Powell and Oliva, hits by Cardenal and Tresh, extra base hits and stolen bases led by Versalles Aparicio Campaneris, pitching led by Roberts and Aguirre with 1.000 and strikeouts by McDowell and Lopez.
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Cater
Chicago
Causey
Kansas City
Green
Boston
McAuliffe
Detroit
Tresh
New York
Powell
Baltimore
Oliva
Minnesota
20 Millionth Social Security Beneficiary to Receive Check
The 20 millionth Social Security beneficiary receives his first U S check today in a White House ceremony. President Johnson presents a $123 check to William J. Kappel of Fort Wayne Indiana marking the milestone event.
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Washington
Johnson
White House
William J. Kappel
Fort Wayne
Ind
Johnson presses for aid to Southeast Asia amid Senate debate
President Johnson seeks approval for a military fund increase to support South Vietnam amid criticism from Senate Foreign Relations Committee members. He argues for a decisive continuation while opponents warn of a constrained open-ended authorization. Senator Morse plans to vote against the funding when the bill reaches debate.
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Johnson
Viet Nam
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
J. W. Fulbright
D-Ark
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Southeast Asia
White House
Morse
Fulton Elementary School closes with annual program
The Fulton Elementary School of Fulton presents its annual closing program Thursday at 7 30 p m public invited The Hope Civic Improvement Association meeting follows on Thursday May 6 at 8 p m at Hicks Funeral Home all members and civic minded persons urged to attend H L Washington president Also notes on visits by Mr and Mrs Eddie Chambers and family to Marshall Texas and plans of Mr and Mrs Or Estus Jackson and Mrs Ella Nash for a trip to the same city.
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Fulton Elementary School
Fulton
Hope Civic Improvement Association
Hicks Funeral Home
H. L. Washington
Herman D. Johnson
Ella Nash
Marshall
Texas
Georgia R. Jackson
Elderly Woman Reclaims Coat With Hidden Cash
An elderly Lowell woman misplaced her coat at the Essex subway station. Natalie Coelho aided by train starter Henry McCusker found the coat draped over a turnstile at Dover Station. Inside, $2,980 in bills remained sewn in the lining.
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Boston
Lowell
Essex
Natalie Coelho
Henry McCusker
Dover
Doctor's Mailbag Answers On Hemorrhoids Pap Tests And Hormone Care
Medical Q and A covers rubber band treatment for hemorrhoids, annual Pap tests for cervical cancer screening, use of Premarin after hysterectomy, and childbearing risks after radioactive iodine. Rubber band method is painless when properly applied and avoids infection or cancer risk. Pap tests aim to catch cancer early. Premarin relieves menopausal symptoms and may reduce breast cancer risk. dosing can minimize side effects. Radioactive iodine clears quickly and does not affect fertility.
letters to the editor from Wayne G Brandstadt MD
Readers are invited to send questions and comments to Dr Wayne G Brandstadt in care of this paper. He cannot answer individual letters but will address general interest topics in future columns.
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Wayne G. Brandstadt
M.D
Dr. Brandstadt
Another Try at Space Launching
Cape Kennedy Fla AP reports a new attempt to launch a Project Fire spacecraft on a heat measuring ballistic course for Apollo reentries. The Atlas booster was set to lift in a seven hour window starting at 5 21 p m after a postponement due to 50 percent cloud cover over the South Atlantic re entry area.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
South Atlantic
Weather summary for Arkansas and Missouri areas
Central Arkansas and other regions report partly cloudy skies with little temperature change through Thursday. Lows range from the low 60s to upper 60s, highs mostly in the 80s, with scattered thundershowers affecting up to 50 percent in parts of the state and region.
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Arkansas
Southeast
Southwest
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Northeast
Missouri
U.S. stance solid as Dominican pro provisional gov remains
U S Marines widen safety zone and stand firm in the U N Security Council amid withdrawal pressure. Congress acts on Johnson request for 700 million emergency Viet Nam funds as first Army ground units enter combat. Mississippi floods ease as recovery begins. Cole Porter manuscripts discovered. White House issues many foreign policy statements in 8 days. Senate leadership seeks early end to voting rights debate. Legislative Council education committee favors raises for low paid teachers and highway revenue distribution formula proposed.
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United States
Dominican Republic
U.S
U.N. Security Council
Congress
Johnson
Viet Nam
White House
Senate
All Kosher at Chop Suey Cafe Honolulu
The Dragon Pearl chop suey restaurant in downtown Honolulu advertises it now serves kosher sandwiches, expanding its menu offerings and attracting new customers to its dining room.
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Chop Suey Cafe
Honolulu
Morrilton School Board Plans Gradual Desegregation
Morrilton Arkansas officials announced a plan to desegregate all grades by the 1966 67 term. The upper six grades would desegregate this fall and the lower six in fall 1966 with 882 white and 178 Negro students in the upper grades this fall.
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Morrilton, Ark
Morrilton
First National Bank of Hope AR 1965 Call Report Summary
Bank condition report for First National Bank of Hope Arkansas as of April 26 1965 shows total assets of 11 820 720 80 with deposits totaling 10 574 348 64 and liabilities 4 468 380 38. Capital accounts total 1 246 372 16 with directors and officers affirming accuracy of the condition by Mitchell LaGrone cashier and board members including Dale Jones R M LaGrone Jr Albert Graves Thomas E Hays Jr James H Pilkinton Earl O Neal and E M McWilliams.
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Paratroopers Lead First Wave Into Bien Hoa
Brigadier General Ellis Williamson 47 of Raleigh North Carolina among first off planes at Bien Hoa morale high after long preparation. U S air force B57 Canberra bombers attacked military convoys and base in North Viet Nam then hit Bai Duc Thon barracks south of Hanoi. Navy A4 Skyhawks struck barges 90 miles south of Hanoi. All planes returned safely. South Vietnamese government shuts French cultural broadcasting station in retaliation for De Gaulle campaign to neutralize Viet Nam. France sent observer to SEATO talks in London.
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Viet Nam
Bai Duc Thon
Hanoi
Midway
Navy
Vinh Linh
Xom Rung
U.S
Charles de Gaulle
France
Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
London
Dominican crisis diverts UN debate on intervention
A U S backed approach favored a regional response through the OAS to the Dominican Republic crisis. Bolivian delegate Ortiz Sanz urged Security Council President Ramani to seek a cease-fire among Dominican factions. France urged ending the island presence of foreign troops while Britain supported the U S and OAS position.
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OAS
United Nations
Fernando Ortiz Sanz
Security Council
Radhakrishna Ramani
Malaysia
Roger Seydoux
United States
Egypt's Great Pyramid and Sphinx Stand Guard
Egypt's Great Pyramid and Sphinx have stood over the Nile for 45 centuries, a testament to ancient engineering and enduring mystery.
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Egypt
Nile River
Dominican Crisis Seeks Cease Fire and Expanded Security Zone
The committee awaits formal acceptance of terms including cease fire confirmation, expanded security zone to cover embassies, refugee evacuation, and aid. The OAS may form a joint inter-American force to restore calm as U.S. Marines and airborne troops bolster Dominican Republic operations with thousands stationed offshore and on land.
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Organization of American States
United States
OAS
Washington
Johnson
U.S
Caribbean
Dominican Republic
U.S. Navy
LBJ Pressures Steel Pact to Avert Inflation
President Johnson and the Council of Economic Advisers press for a wage accord that avoids price hikes. A labor survey suggests steel firms could absorb about a 3 percent wage rise while keeping steel prices stable, aligning with the United Steelworkers Union’s deferment of a strike.
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Council of Economic Advisers
Roger M. Blough
United States Steel Corp
Blough
Council
Sterling F. Green
Washington
White House
Johnson
United Steelworkers
USW
Insurance for Autos Up 17 Percent in Arkansas
The Arkansas Insurance Department approved rate increases on automobile liability and physical damage policies for about 80 companies. The average rise is 17.5 percent and applies to most insurers, with existing policy holders unaffected until their current policies expire.
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Little Rock
State Insurance Department
Fannie Hardy
State Farm Mutual Insurance Co
All - State Insurance Co
Traveler’s Insurance Co
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