Five Die in Arkansas Traffic Over Weekend
Five persons died in weekend traffic accidents in Arkansas from Friday 6 p.m. to Sunday midnight. Names include Dorothy M. Williams 39 of Rogers Frances Ruth White 20 of Great Bend Kan and White's six month old Lithia. Linda Skidgell 26 of Little Rock Air Force Base died after car left the road near a Jacksonville access road. Michael Harlan 14 of Little Rock died when his motorcycle was hit. a 16 year old Little Rock youth faces negligent homicide charges.
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Rogers
Dorothy M. Williams
Frances Ruth White
Great Ben
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Little Rock
Korean Elections Set June 8
Seoul AP reports that South Korea will hold elections on June 8 for all 175 seats in the unicameral National Assembly. Candidate registration closes May 15 with over 500 candidates expected. President Park Chung Hee’s Democratic Republican Party holds 112 seats to 58 for the New Democratic Party, with hopes of maintaining control after his landslide reelection.
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South Korea
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Democratic Republican Party
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Group Plans for Poultry Festival in Southwest Arkansas
At the Kiame ter of Commerce meeting the Southwest Ar kansas Poultry Festival was the trial item of business. Benny Coles, general Chairman, and Mel Thrash urged ticket purchases and sales. New chairmen were named for Retail Harrell Collier Utility Gate land Medders Independent Grocers Larry Baker Supermarkets Don Barranco Oil Companies and Service Stations A R Trout Manufacturing Bob Moers Courthouse Jimmy Grife fin Automobile Dealers and Garages Kinard Young Professional Services F C Crow Restaurants and Driveins Bob West brook Building Supplies and Contractors Jack Reynard Motles Jerry Johnson Cleaners Laundries Wesley Huddleston. Ticket chairs were appointed in Nashville and Prescott where sales are strong. Nashville expects at least 2000 tickets. Bond issue vote for Hope Wire Products building set for May 16. Secretary to mail reminders to members. Grenade injures three at Cuban ambassador car. ambassador absent as car explodes in Mexico City.
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Ciameter of Commerce
Benny Colesmen
Mel Thrash
Tcket
Harrell Collier
Gateland Medders
Gro«cers
Larry Baker
Don Barranco
A. R. Trout
Bob Moers
Jimmy Grifefin
Kinard Young Professional Services
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Bob Westbrook
Jack Reynard
Motles
Jerry Johnson
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Mr. Coleman
Nashville
Prescott
tNashville
Coleman
Helen White
J. W. Rowe
Hope Wire Products
Law as civilization anchor highlighted by Rotary program
James Pilkinton spoke at Town and Country on law's essential role in American life. He urged that law upholds civilization, balances power, and serves society, with local Rotarians and guests in attendance.
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James H. Pilekinton
B. N. Holt
Paul Klipsch
Mr. Pilkinton
Arch Wylie
Hope
Birkett Williams
Cleveland
John McRae
Presccott
Dick Wootton
Hot Springs
Arkansas General to Reward Commissions at UA Ceremony
Lt Gen Harry J Lemley Jr, deputy chief of staff for military operations, will present second lieutenants commissions at the University of Arkansas on June 3 during spring commencement. Lemley, a West Point graduate and Hope native, is a decorated artillery veteran and former commandant of the Army Combat and General Staff College. The event will be held in front of Old Main, with Lemley arriving from Washington, D C for the UA ceremony.
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Arkansas
Department of Defense
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Air Force Reserve
University of Arkansas
Harry J. Lemeley Jr
Hope
Military Academy
West Point
United States Army
Air Force Reserve Officers’ Training Corps
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Lemley
Army Combat and General Staff College
Fort Leavenworth
Kan
United States
Caroline Lemley
Lve
Old Main
Hare
Woman Observes 107th Birthday in ALBERT LEA
Mrs. Victor Hansen marks her 107th birthday with a quiet celebration at her nursing home in Albert Lea Minnesota. Her son Victor drives her to church, where she sits in a front pew due to hearing loss, and she recalls her long life with gratitude and energy.
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Victor Hansen
Nursing Hore
Victor
Hansen
Martin Mayton Dies at 72 in Local Community
Martin Mayton, 72, longtime area resident, died Saturday at his home. He is survived by a son Rufus Mayton of Cedar Hill, Texas. Services were Sunday at Herndon Chapel by Rev. Don Rhodes, burial in Central Cemetery.
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Rufus Mayton
Cedar Hill
Texas
Herndon Chapel
Don Rhodes
Central Cemetery
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