Magnolia student Barwick awarded aid for advanced math degree
David T. Barwick of Hope a candidate for the Bachelor of Arts at Southern State College will receive a graduate assistantship at Louisiana Tech Institute Ruston for 1968 69 with a 3000 yearly stipend and full tuition waived to pursue a Master of Arts in mathematics. He is a Hope High School graduate and former University of Arkansas attendee active in IEEE Phi Kappa Alpha Law Club Young Democrats and related groups. He is married to Betty Lou Fister and has one son David Shane.
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Magnolia
David T. Bars “Aawick
I Barwick of
Hope
Southern State College
Louisiana Polyaitechnic Institute
Ruston
Tus Barwick
Shim
Hope High School
Univer. .Sity
Arkansas
IEEE
Engineering Sielub
Phi Kappa Alpha
Pre
Law Club
Young Democrats
Southern Te.co
Barwick
Forrmer
Betty Lou:Fister
Robert Tassin
Monroe
David Shane
Rockefeller to call session for on premise mixed drink laws
Gov. Winthrop Rockefeller released a call for a special legislative session starting Monday to consider on premise sale and consumption of mixed drinks in hotels restaurants designated tourist and convention areas and private clubs after local option approval. He aims for a strong enforceable law with heavy taxes and to resolve liquor law questions in court to end hypocrisy and chaos surrounding current rules.
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Little. Rock
Winthrop Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Alcoholic Beverage Control Boards
Joe Purcell
Chancery Court
Little Rock
Harrel Hughes
Alcolhole Beverage Control Board
Edugators See Embrace Of Change At Hope High
A local letter discusses HEW employees supporting constructive change while avoiding direct policy criticism. It praises Hope's Negro youth, notes graduates from Yerger High and Hope High, and offers best wishes to seniors, stressing quality over creed and optimism for tomorrow.
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Pentagon
Michael Tabor
NEW
the Star
Hope
Hope Schools
Yerger High ‘Sénool
Hope High School
David Pearson
Senate Rejects Ban On Mail Order Gun Sales
The Senate rejected proposals to bar interstate mail-order sales of rifles and shotguns and to prohibit sales to private citizens of antitank guns, bazookas, mortars and machine guns. The vote was 53 to 29 against the mail-order ban and 54 to 29 against the Dodd amendment.
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John Chadwick
Washington
Senate
Edward M. Kennedy
John F. Kennedy
Palade
Kennedy
White House
Johnson
Supreme Court
Thomas J. Dodd
D. Conn
Howard W. Cannon
Dney
Dodd
Sen
Roman L
Hruska
Neb
Arkansas Council Cuts Prison Budget In Partial Trim
Arkansas Legislative Council slashed 226,891 from the Pardon and Parole Board request and 50,000 for architect fees, while leaving the prison package debated. Gov. Rockefeller planned a special session to consider funding measures tied to the budget, with tax proposals under scrutiny and no formal recommendation on the overall plan. The scene also notes a local Clean Up week in Hope, marked by a proclamation signed by Mayor Donal Parker.
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ED Shearer
Associated Press
Little Rock
Arkansas Legislative Council
State Board of Correction
John Haley
Haley
Pardon and Parole Board
Winthrop Rockefeller
Joe Purcell
Savings and Loan
Purcell
Hot Springs
Qde Maddox
Eden
Rockefeller
B. D
Doug
Brandon
Council
Hope Council of Garden Clubs
Hope Chamber of Commerce
Hope
Donal Parker
Chris Petre
Earl Whitaker
Community Clean-Up Proclamation Encourages Home Repairs
The proclamation notes this season as ideal for gardening, yard cleanup, flower beds, mowing, and general home and outbuilding repairs, urging residents to take advantage of favorable weather to improve properties.
Weather Summary and City Cleanup Proclamation
Weather report for 24 hours ending 8 am Friday notes high 86 low 58 and 1.92 inches of precipitation with hail and high winds. Forecast from AP predicts locally severe thunderstorms this afternoon south half, scattered showers today tonight, and mainly east portions Saturday with clearing west and cooler trend. In Hope Arkansas Mayor Donal Parker proclaims May 18 to 25 as Paintup Fixup and Cleanup week urging citizen participation to improve the city. Signed May 17, 1968.
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U.S. Weather Bureau
Shreveport
de Queen
DeQueen
Rolling Fork
Cossatot
Saline
U.S. 70
U.S
Caddo River
Little Missouri
Narrows Dam
Cameden
Arkansas River
Pine Bluff
Little Rock
van Buren
White River
Newport
Clarendon
Black River
Black Rock
Pocahontas
Arkansas
Fayetteville
Texarkana
Associated Press
Donal Parker
City of
Hope
Weather Snapshot From Across the Nation and Beyond
A fragmented weather list shows Albany to Winnipeg with cloudy, clear or rainy conditions and varied temperatures. The report notes a rare double vision phenomenon in kingfishers and mentions budget and contingency fund context alongside a dying bird observation.
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Boise
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Winnipeg
Obituary of Neolie McClellan in St Petersburg Florida
Neolie McClellan, 66, of St. Petersburg Florida, died in a local hospital after visiting relatives. Survived by wife Mary, sons Royce of Long Island and Al Wayne of Bergstrom AFB Texas, four sisters Birdie Laha, Mites Laha, Odell Strakele, Opal Marlar, four brothers Maxwell T. McClellan. Services at 2:30 Saturday at Herndon Chapel with Rev. Gerald Trussell. burial at Mt. Nebo Cemetery by Hernson.
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Neolie McClellan
Neelie McClellan
St. Petersburg
Fla
Mary McClellan
Royce
Long Island
N.Y
al Wayne McClellan
Bergstrom
Afb
Texas
Birdie Laha
Stamps
Mites Laha
Hope
Odell Strakele
Opal Mar
Tornado Deaths Listed in Northeast Arkansas
A coroner and state police released a list of tornado victims from Wednesday night in Northeast Arkansas. The names include Bill Sykes, Mike Sykes, Pauline Sykes, and many others across Jonesboro OIL TROUGH and Mountain Home areas, with ages ranging from infants to 55. The report notes some deaths in Memphis hospital and confirms regional casualties.
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Jonesboro
Ark
Arkansas
Bill Sykes
Nedham
Mike Sykes
Pauline Sykes
Cheryl Lynn Moore
Kirk A. Moore
Gail Marie Moore
Archie Wimpy
Mary Wimpy
Tommy Wimpy
Jewel Henley
Wayne Henley
Ricky Henley
Rita Slater
Joy Slater
Dennis Goodman
David Ray Goodman
Denise Allen
Rita Allen
Oscar Forman
Linda Forman
James Fletcher
Kirk Fletcher
J. D. Shelton
Michael Carter
Maggie Guy
Gary Lynn Jackson
Exie Taylor
Beverly Hansen
Mary Ann Riggs
Norman Jacquess
V. Nichols
Victor J. Down
George Byars
Frankie Sue Stevens
Byars
Stevens
Memphis
Zack Webb
Ella Williams
Annie Looney
Yankee Roberson
Tuckerman
Mary Harris
Mountain Home
Donald Anderson
Hugoton
Kane
Dorothy Gauger
Gamaliel
May 17 1968 Campaign News From Washington and Beyond
Vice President Humphrey toured Resurrection City near the Lincoln Memorial to press Congress on poverty relief and decried bare bones budgets. Rockefeller watched Agnew join the GOP effort in Baltimore while Nixon spoke of a shifting alliance of ideas across blacks, liberals, Republicans, and the new South. Europeans refer to water power as white coal.
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Resurrection City
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Rockefeller
Baltimore
Spiro T. Agnew
Maryland
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
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Ini
Renault Automobile Company
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Ceral
Gine
John Hancock Center
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Hope (Ark
Onset Clean-up
Hope Star
The
American Legion
Volkswagen
David Davis
Kxar Kolumn
Legislative
Lehman's Home Center
Miller
Glenn Miller
Haskell Jones
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