District Scout Court of Honor Awards Ceremony Report
Troop 91 hosted a Court of Honor with speeches by Clifford Franks and E P Young Jr. Bobcat to Eagle Palm awards were presented by Pack 92 Pack 62 and district leaders. The event featured the Order of the Arrow, several merit badges, perfect attendance honors for Mark Stephens, and a closing Scout Oath as All Scouts sang God Bless America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tion
Clifford Franks
Caddo Council & Advancement
Piney Woods
Tulan
E. P. Young, Jr
Order of the Arrow
Jerry O'Neal
Billy Dan, Simpson
Prescott
Olen Overturf Hope
Bob Turner
Hope
Ellis Stewart
Jeff Livingston
Andy Andrews
H. A. Spraggins
Mark Stephens
Keith Benner
Dallas
Texas
Jamie Royette
Washington
Kent Williams
Laneburg
Clyde Coffee
America
Wallace blames Republicans for Wallace showing in primary
Alabama governor Wallace argues Republican ballot switches fueled his showing and invites GOP backing. Democratic chair J Manfred Core estimates about 10 percent of Wallace votes came from Republicans choosing Democratic ballots. Wallace, in his last year, faced opposition after court battles over Indiana’s sales tax and confronts Sen Daniel Brewers in the Martland presidential primary May 19.
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Welsh
Wallace
Alabama
J.manfred Core
Indiana
Sen
Daniel Brewster
Ruling for Cotton Bill Is Rushed
A Agriculture examiner moves to close the price equalization hearing in Charlotte to meet Secretary Freeman by May 15. Testimony by Everett Cook and others supports a first buyer payment for a one price system, while Cortright urges last handler payment and Williamson proposes an in kind certificate tied to warehouse receipts.
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Memphis
Department of Agriculture
Agriculture
Orville Freeman
Charlotte
N.C
Washington
Freeman
Everett R. Cook
Cook & Co
Cook
Southern Cotton Association
George C. Cortright
Rolling Fork
Miss
Delta Council
Cortright
R. W. Williamson
Dallas
The
Texas Cotton Association
On Record at Hempstead Courthouse Civil and Chan cery Dockets
Cases filed in civil and chancery court include Taola Haney versus Edward Haney and Michigan National Bank versus Jack Eldridge. Other dockets cover Mahler Yarberry against Patricia Ant McIntosh, Louvenia Maxfield against Henry Lee Manfield, Rosie Lee Muldrow against Woodrow Muldrow, Thelma Towers against James Edward Towers, and several corporate and interparty actions. Marriages list include Scott Blevins with Bernice Snowden Blevins, Kenneth Anderson Hope with Leona Watson Hope, Carl Lawson Blevins with Arletha Brinkley Blevins, Srestus Jackson Marshall Texas to Georgia Ruth Chambers Hope, Phil Lindsey Jr Hope to Lara Ann Jones Hope, and Brooks Hamilton Fulton to Jewell Williams Hope.
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Chancery
Taola Haney
Edward Haney
Michigan National Bank
Jack Eldridge
Mahler Yarberry
Patricia Ant’ McIntosh
Louvenia Maxfield
Henry Lee Manfield
Rosie Lee Muldrow
Woodrow Muldrow
Thelma Towers
James Edward Towers
Tames Arley Chism
Janie Chisim
Ruby Rask Cale
James K. Cole
Morris Edward Goldsby
vYorta Washington Goldsby
Garland and Hopewell Students Dominate Creative Arts Awards
In a citywide showcase, Garland and Hopewell students clinched blue ribbons across multiple categories including Ink, Splatter Work, Pastel, and Transparencies. Notable winners include Danny Powell and Vickie Davis, with honors also going to Barbara Fuller, Sylvia Moonison, and Larry Muldrew.
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Tommy Folleson
Brookwood
Roger Hicks
Shover
Mary Ella Impson
Paisley
Barbara Fuller
Garland
Larry Byers
Vickie Davis
Hopewell
Sylvia Moonison
Larry Muldrew
Danny Rae
Lynda McFaddin
Jo Ann Burke
Danny Powell
Diane Jacks
Ken McMahan
Camden Man Dies in Accident Near Camden
Felix Rateliff, 21, of Camden, died when his car ran off U S 79 into a ditch four miles north of Camden. A gravel truck veered across the path of Rateliff’s car while trying to stop behind a school bus. passenger Raymond Evans, 19, was uninjured. Rateliff was thrown from the car.
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Camden, Ark
Felix Rateliff
Camden
U.S. 79
Here
Johnny Strickland
Rateliff
Raymond Evans
Strickland
Mansfield Optimistic on Jury Trial Votes
Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield hopes senators will promptly vote on the jury trial issue and finish tonight or Thursday though no assurance exists. Southern opposition and possible Johnson trip delays loom, with leaders negotiating and Kennedy aides meeting to influence the Civil Rights bill’s fate.
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Mike Mansfield
Senate
Johnson
Appalachia
White House
Mansfield
Robert F. Kennedy
Struck by Auto Man Is Killed WALNUT RIDGE AP
Alvin Thomas, 37, of Walnut Ridge, was killed Tuesday night when struck by a tar along U.S. 68 about four miles north of Bono.
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Walnut Ridge, Ark
Alvin Thomas
Walnut Ridge
U.S. 68
Bono
State Case Continues in Harris Murder Trial at Harrisburg
In Harrisburg Arkansas the state proceeds with witnesses in the first degree murder trial of Frank Harris 7 of Jonesboro charged in the deaths of Mrs. Leonard Dever and four Dever children at their farm near Trumann on December 20. An all male jury is set for the death penalty. opening statements were made and five witnesses testified.
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Harrisburg
Ark
Frank Harris
Jonesboro
Harris
Leonard Dever
Trumann
McCourtney
Dever
Charles Frierson
Edna Rowan
Cecil Dedman
Floyd Henderson Blake
Dover
Blake
Dave Holsted
Weather outlook across Arkansas with scattered storms
Cloudy conditions persist across Arkansas with little temperature change through Thursday. Scattered thunderstorms favor northwest portions this afternoon and again Thursday afternoon or evening. Highs mostly in the 80s, tonight's lows in the 60s, with regional variations from northwest to southeast across the state.
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Northwest
Arkansas
Southwest
Southeast
Arkansas and Louisiana Weather Summary
Partly cloudy with little temperature change through Thursday. Thunderstorms scattered mainly northwest tonight and west and north Thursday afternoon or evening. Lows tonight in the 60s. Highs Thursday 78 to 95. Louisiana also partly cloudy with minimal temperature change through Thursday. A few thundershowers likely northwest tonight or Thursday with lows 62 to 67 and highs 80 to 86.
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Louisiana
Associated Press
Albany
Albuquerque
Atlanta
Bismarck
Little’ Rock
Arkan- Boise
Sweeney
Atlas Bankers
Boston
Buffalo
Chicago
William H. ‘Kennedy Jy
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Mittee
Arkansas Bankers
Denver
Clear
Eee Association
Des Moines
Detroit
Fairbanks
Fort Worth
Arkansas
Helena
Honolulu
Indianapolis
Jacksonville
Juneau
Kennedy
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Louisville
Memphis
Miami
Milwaukee
Ing
Mils
St. P
New Orleans
Richmond
New York
St. Louis
Okla. City
Salt Sk. City
Omaha
San Diego
Philadelphia
San Fran
Phoenix
Seattle
Pittsburgh
Tampa
Washington
Ptind
Ore
Winnipeg
Rapid City
Beatrice Walters Frost dies at 83 in Texarkana
Mrs Beatrice Walters Frost a longtime Arkansas civic leader and former Democratic National Committeewoman died Monday in Texarkana at age 83. She served on state and national boards, taught in Georgia, and joined a 1936 peace effort trip to Buenos Aires and later Central and South America to promote the Buenos Aires Peace Treaty. She is survived by a daughter four grandchildren and two sisters. Funeral services are at 4 p.m. today at East Funeral Home Chapel Texarkana with burial in Atlanta Georgia Thursday.
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Texarkana, Tex
Arkansas
University of Arkansas Adult Education and Extension Service
Frost
People’s Mandate
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Lavonia
Enoch W.frost
Texarkana
East Funeral Home
Atlanta
Helena to Vote on Chemical Plant
Helena Arkansas voters will decide June 9 whether to finance a 33 million dollar chemical fertilizer complex via a 29 million dollar bond issue under Act 9 of 1960. The bonds carry no tax. Arkansas Louisiana Chemical Co. would build the plant, with 4 million set aside. Stephens Inc. says it would be the largest Act 9 bond and compares with a Kentucky town that approved 50 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena, Ark
Helena
Arkansas Louisiana Chemical Co
Arkansas Louisiana Gas Co
George W. Dickey
Stephens’ ‘Inc
U.S
Kentucky
Stephens, Inc
Fulbright Meets Home Leader on Cyprus Crisis
Sen. J William Fulbright, heading a Cyprus fact finding mission, met Prime Minister Douglas Home at No 10 Downing Street to discuss the Cyprus dispute. He plans visits to Greece and Turkey, says no time for Cyprus, and notes Britain Greece and Turkey as guarantors amid fighting threatening the constitutional order.
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London
J. William Fulbright
Douglas Home
Cyprus
Arkansas Democrat
U.S. Senate Foreign Relations Committee
No. 10
Downing Street
Johnson
Greece
Turkey
Britain
East Mediterranean
U.N
Fulbright
U.S
Douglas-Home
Sakari Tuomioja
Nicosia
Lord Carrington
Foreign Office
Commonwealth
Duncan Sandys
Labor Party
Harold Wilson
Athens
Ankara
Hague
Fullbright
U. S
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
Medical Care Costs for the Aged Rising in Arkansas
Arkansas welfare officials report higher medical costs for aged aid. March payments totaled 145 206 dollars for 2 410 recipients, February 149 587 dollars for 2 560, and January 131 526 dollars for 2 204. Program began September 15 1961. The piece also notes Cyprus talks with Fulbright planning trips to Athens Ankara and The Hague for various diplomatic engagements.
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Little Rock
iWelfare Department
Arkansas
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