Johnson Visits Hong Kong on Rest Stop of Asia Mission
Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson arrives in Hong Kong for a 24 hour rest from his Asian tour describing the stop as a mission to the strong points of freedom in Asia. Governor Sir Robert Black greets Johnson and Mrs. Johnson, who plan no formal events, with a brief harbor tour listed on the itinerary before traveling to Thailand tomorrow.
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U.S
Weather data and forecast for Arkansas regions
Weather Experiment Station reports 24 hours ending 7 a.m. Monday with high 87 and low 68. Precipitation trace. total 16.26 inches through April, 2024? through same period last year. Forecasts from Associated Press: fair, cooler tonight. partly cloudy and mild Tuesday. highs 70s, lows mid 40s to mid 50s. Wednesday partly cloudy with scattered thundershowers. regional variations by Central, northeast, southeast and northwest sections.
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Missouri Weather Summary In Early Week
Decreasing cloudiness northwest and partly cloudy east and south. Cooler today and tonight with fair conditions tonight and Tuesday in the northwest. Partly cloudy Tuesday with a late temperature change to the east and south. A few showers possible in the northeast Tuesday. High today around 85 to 90, low tonight in the 40s.
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J A Spicer Kills Self on Lake Borcaw
James A. Spicer afal 29 longtime Houston resident shot himself on Lake Borcaw while fishing. coroner ruled death by own action. He died enroute to Spring Hill La. Survivors include wife six children parents and siblings. Services set at Avery's Chapel near McCaskill with Herndon Corne lius Funeral Service in charge.
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J. B. Spicer
Odis Spicer
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Avery's
World Pays Tribute to Gary Cooper
Hollywood mourns Gary Cooper age 60 after cancer death. Rosary Tonight funeral planned at Church of the Good Shepherd Beverly Hills with friends among Hollywood greats. Pope John XXIII sent sorrow as global press extols the all American hero and symbol of American life.
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Jimmy Butler 10 Dies Sunday in Morrilton
Jimmy Butler aged 10 died Sunday in a Morrilton Arkansas hospital. He was a cub scout and Baptist Church member. Survivors include his parents Mr and Mrs Herbert Butler formerly of Hope a brother David three sisters Gail Nancy and Kay Buller of Morriston paternal grandmother Mrs Ludie Buller of Hope and maternal grandparents Mr and Mrs J L Beckham of Hope. Services will be at Oak Crest Funeral Service Chapel at 3 pm Tuesday with burial in Anderson Union Cemetery.
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Oakcrest
Anderson Union Cemetery
Paper forecast at B P W meet highlights southern forests
Le Elmer L. Parks of International Paper Company spoke at the Hope Business and Professional Women's Club program at the Diamond Cafe. He described the South's woodlands as vital to the nation’s future, citing private landowners holding 74 percent of forest land and promoting modern forestry practices through the Southern Pulpwood Conservation Association.
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Sixteen Die Violently in Arkansas This Week
The Associated Press reports sixteen people died violently in Arkansas during the week ending Sunday midnight. Causes include six shootings, four traffic accidents, drownings, electrocution, a train strike, and an industrial mishap. Names include Morris Sykes Jr. in North Little Rock, Terry Rutledge of Arkadelphia, Powell A. Kunkel near Cave City, and Elsalee Johnson of Osceola.
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Woman's Body Taken From Water
Harrison Ark AP searchers found the body of Mrs. d C McCutcheon 74 who disappeared May 7 when a Creek flood washed away her home. Her husband 77 was recovered last Tuesday. Four died in the flood causing over 10 million in damage. Among debris the body was found two miles from the home.
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Court Challenges Omnibus Bill as Unconstitutional
Arkansas Supreme Court heard arguments that Gov. Faubus' 14.9 million omnibus construction law violates the state constitution on five points. Attorney Eugene Warren argued the act oversteps limits by funding multiple subjects, delegating legislative power, lacking specific appropriations, diverting revenue, and diverting funds from the public school fund. Opposing counsel contended the bill is legal, noting surplus funds allowance and urging affirmation of the Chancellor.
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Reds Warn of Revival of A Tests
The Soviet government said it may resume testing nuclear and hydrogen weapons unless the United States and Britain persuade France to abandon its testing program. Soviet delegate Tsarapkin told the deadlocked nuclear conference that French tests complicate an agreement on a worldwide ban and may force resumption of nuclear weapon testing. He urged U.S. and British negotiators to pass the statement to their governments.
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France
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Soviet Union
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Hope High School Clippings Highlight Local News
Letters from Irving and Aylington Texas donors and a Sarasota Florida clipping honor Hope High supporters. Mrs E W Copeland's loss of papers prompts concern while Miss Sandra May and Caryl Joy Cuse receive notices. Ouachita Baptist College to elect 1961 62 cheerleaders. Arkansas in service institute for high school math teachers planned. Dr William R Orton to direct program funded by NSF.
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Irving
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Aylington
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Caryl Joy Cuse
Ouachita Baptist College
Tiger Rooters
Idey Case
Lille Rock
26 Entered in Poultry Contest
Plans shape up for Hope’s biggest event, the Southwest Arkansas District Poultry Festival, to be held Friday June 2 at Hair Park. The Chicken Cookin, Princess and Conkle Contests fill the coliseum, with a late afternoon band concert at the Band Shell. Tickets at $1 include barbecue dinner and the princess contest. Numerous entrants from El Dorado to Magnolia and Little Rock are listed, with May 20 deadline looming.
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Arkadelphia
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Star City
Wild Ride in Pickup Truck in Arkansas Storms
Tyler of Pavahontgs rode a pickup through a windstorm he called a tornado Sunday in Arkansas. The truck was spun several times before landing safely. He was unhurt. At least three such storms struck Arkansas with light damage and no injuries reported.
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Father of Hope Woman Is Killed in Kansas Crash
Guy Edward Keen, a former resident of this area, was accidentally killed Sunday in a auto crash near his home in Dighton Kansas. Survivors include a daughter, Mrs Lloyd Yarpley of Hope. Mr and Mrs Yarpley left Sunday for Kansas.
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Dighton
Kansas
Lloyd Yarpley
Hope
Yarpley
Ballard Brothers in Gun Battle At Strung Farm
In Louisiana, Willie Ballard and his son Willie Albert Ballard, aged 65 and 95, were judged mentally ill after an extended gunfight with Union County officials at a derelict barn near Strung. Deputy Reed Fike was wounded as authorities attempted to feed a starving horse. the brothers were captured after a five hour exchange that left the horse dead.
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Uftra
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Pure
No Decision on Appointment in Arkansas Judgeship
Washington AP dispatch says Arkansas senators John L. McClellan and J W Fulbright have reached no decision on whom to appoint to a new U S district judgeship in Arkansas. Fulbright said they have only talked about it generally.
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Laos Talks Delayed as Lao Factions Balk at Compromise
Geneva sources report the Laos nation conference opening delayed after rival Lao factions balk at a power-sharing plan. Pro Western Legion, pro Communist Pathat Lao, and neutralist Souvanna Phouma factions reject observers and demand full involvement. Disputes persist over cease-fire and governance as big powers seek a coalition government to unite all sides.
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Emmet High School Graduation Held at Emmet Baptist Church
Emmet High School’s baccalaureate ceremony took place Sunday May 14 at 2 20 p m in Emmet Baptist Church. The program featured processional stand up for Jesus hymns prayers sermons and readings led by Rev Wayne Smith and other local church and school officials.
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Quachita Exe Students Association
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the Key
D. L. Mee
Texarkanian Hurt in Accident on Highway 87 near Hope
Automobiles driven by Direk Andrews of Texarkana and A P Powell of Hempstead collided Saturday night on Highway 87 near Hope. Andrews was injured and treated at a local hospital. Powell escaped injury, according to investigating police.
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Hempstead Courtly
Hope
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