Hope Kiwanis honors Gene Jones with Seamans Memorial Award
At a Hope Kiwanis meeting on Tuesday P Young presented the Henry W. Seamans Memorial Scholastic Award to Gene Jones, Senior Key Club member recognized for leadership and service to his Key Club, school, and community. The program featured Arthur Street, Talbot Feild Jr., and James Pruden outlining views on state government for district representative contenders.
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Hope Kiwanis Club
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James Pruden
Kennedy wins Nebraska primary strengthening bid for Democratic nomination
In Nebraska Kennedy defeats McCarthy by about 53 percent and broadens appeal to urban and rural voters. McCarthy suffers a poor third placing, with Kennedy signaling Humphrey as target while inviting McCarthy to unite against policy criticism. Kennedy’s win follows a tight, costly campaign modeled after Indiana.
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Humphrey
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Nebraska
Indiana
Arkansas Weather Forecast Partial Page Summary
Partly cloudy and warm through Thursday with scattered showers and a few thunderstorms mainly northwest late tonight and east half Thursday. Temperatures 66 to 74 with tonight’s low and tomorrow’s highs implied by the fragment.
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Flood crests and rainfall sweep through Arkansas areas
Widespread flood activity and crest forecasts from the Weather Bureau affect several rivers in Arkansas. White River, Little Missouri, Saline, Caddo, Black, Cache, and Little Red rivers show crests above flood stage with varying expected declines. Scattered showers and thunderstorms forecast. temperatures range from the muggy 90s to overnight lows around 22 to 70 degrees across towns like Pine Bluff, Blytheville, Fayetteville, and Little Rock.
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Benton
Glenwood
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Pocahontas
Black Rock
Cache River
Little Red
Judsoma
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Pine Bluff
Blytheville
Fayetteville
Fort Smith
el Dorado
Walnut Ridge
Texarkana
Notice to Bidders for Thurston Hussey School Bus
Sealed bids to Thurston Hussey Washington Arkansas for one 36 passenger school bus at 968 model must be received by noon June 12 1968. Specifications may be obtained from the superintendent. Right to reject any or all bids reserved. Payment contingent on Congress ESEA programs for 1969. Bids must meet State and Federal school bus regulations.
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Washington
Arkansas
Congress
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State Department of Education
Sept
Obituary notes for Avery and several notable figures
Obituary notices report the death of 78 year old E V Avery of Prescott Rt 3 with surviving wife and multiple children and in separate briefs, the death of Rear Admiral Husband E Kimmel at 86, former Pacific fleet commander, who faced postwar accusations. Also noted are Alfred T Newberry Sr former AP correspondent and Joseph C Gephart editor of the New York Times Index, with brief career mentions.
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E. V. Avery
Hempstead
Prescott Rt. 3
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Doris
Emmet
Vernon
Hope
Alton Avery
el Dorado
Johnny Lowdermilk
Cecil White
Blevins
Ernest Gibson
Little Rock
Guy Steed
Las Vegas
Nev
Robert Harper
Prescott
Clarence Harper
Fred Rooks
Manhattan
Kan
Clyde Cummings
Curry
Dewey
Johnny
Ernest
Andrew Avery
Midway Methodist Church
Cornish Funeral Home
Groton
U.S. Pacific
Pearl Harbor
Kimmel
America
Washington
Alfred T. Newberry Sr
Associated Press
Baltimore
International News Service
Newberry
General Services Administration
Pelham Manor
N.Y
Joseph C. Gephart
New York Times Index
Times
French Riots Tied to International Plot by Pompidou
Premier Georges Pompidou told the National Assembly the student sit-ins at France’s universities are part of a broader international plot backed by powerful financial interests and street-fighting materiel. He offered concessions including a university autonomy push, a reflection committee, and potential reforms to curb bureaucratic control.
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Louis Nevin
Associated Press
PARIS
France
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Pompidou
National Assembly
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Peking
United States
North Vietnam
Lberal Arts
Primary results show Kennedy ahead in Democratic poll
Partial counts from page one show Kennedy leading the Democratic vote with about 53 percent, McCarthy at 31 percent, Humphrey and Johnson amid write ins. In the Republican tally Nixon dominates with 70 percent, Reagan 22 percent, Rockefeller 6 percent write ins. Wallace campaigns third party, drawing about one percent on both ballots.
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Reagan
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Manne
Rockefeller
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