Russia Space Failures Reported By Journal American
New York Journal American cites NASA officials and a Pentagon spokesman noting possible Soviet manned space mission failures and cosmonaut fatalities. Report lists several early launches with signals lost after short durations, five or more deaths plausibly linked to pre Gagarin era missions.
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NEW York
New York Journal-American
George L. Simpson Jr
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Department of Defense
Central Intelligence Agency
Journal-American
Pentagon
Shiborin
Space
Yuri Gagarin
Clean Up Day at Union Chapel Cemetery May 200h 1963
A cleanup event at Union Chapel Cemetery five miles south of Hope is set for Decoration Day Thursday May 200h 1963. Family members and locals are urged to attend early morning with tools. For details call Hi L Washington. Also Prince Hall Affiliate plans a Master Mason degree Friday May ais 13 with participants urged to attend. American Legion post will poster at 7 30 p.m.
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Union Chapel
Hope Decoration Day
L. Washington
Kerphone Jndge
Prince Hall
Hicks
University Awards Honorary Degree at Arkansas Commencement
Harold Ohlendorf of Osceola and Ray Forrester of New Orleans will receive honorary degrees on June 1 at the University of Arkansas. Ohlendorf has led the Arkansas Farm Bureau Federation since 1955, while Forrester, a Tulane Law School dean since 1941, taught at Tulane. Also honored are 26 surviving former trustees of the Arkansas board.
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Fayetteville, Ark
University of Arkansas
Harold Ohlentorf
Osceola
Ray Forrester
New Orleans
Ohlendorf
Arkansas Farm Bureau Federation
Forrester
Tulane University
Tulane Law School
Arkansas Board of Trustees
Public auction of Hempstead land in Arkansas Chancery case
Commission er in Chancery will sell at public auction on June 7, 1983 at Hempstead County Courthouse Hope Arkansas the extreme East 3 acres of the Northwest Quarter of the Northeast Quarter and other parcels totaling about 14.20 acres plus 2 1/2 acres in Section 28 and related tracts in Sections 3 28 33 Township 10 11 South Range 26 West. Terms include one three month credit with bond and security. option to pay cash. Sale held 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. May 1963 filing dates. JIM COLE Commissioner in Chancery May 14 28 1963.
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Chancery
Chancery Court
Hempstead County
Arkansas
W. C. Hanna
Harvey Bullock
Lenora Bullock
Hempstead County Court House
Township 10
Wallace seeks to void 14th Amendment before Supreme Court
Washington report shows Alabama governor George C. Wallace asking the Supreme Court to declare the 14th Amendment null. The Justice Department dispatched the request in a brief noting the amendment’s vitality through hundreds of court decisions on due process and equal protection.
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Washington
Justice Department
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Supreme Court
Department
Wallace
University of Alabama
Lothers
Congress
Secretary of State
Birmingham
Kennedy
The Doctor's Strange Secret A Seifert tale unfolds
The story follows Dr Howder’s alleged role in a fatal shooting during surgery that killed Ward Weber. Jamie Osborne probes quickly as Smokey faces jail and Keyes, the doctor’s witness son, becomes central, while court and town tensions rise amid a harsh, unsettled atmosphere.
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Howdershell
Ward Weber
Jamie Osborne
Keyes
Arm Sewedon Recovers Full Use After Accident
Alain Vachey a 22 year old truck driver in Dijon France returns to work three months after a beam nearly severed his right arm. A Dijon surgeon performed a three hour operation to reattach bone blood vessels and nerves. He has recovered almost full use of the arm.
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Dijon
France
Alain Vachey
Yachey
Court unlikely to declare 14th Amendment invalid
The piece notes Wallace’s bid to strike down a presidential action and the 1868 14th Amendment. It argues the Supreme Court would likely dismiss such a move since decades of rulings have affirmed the amendment’s validity and many aspects of American life depend on it.
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Wallace
Supreme Court
Probate Notice of Will for Mark M. Cornelius
In Hempstead County Arkansas Probate Court the estate of Mark M Cornelius deceased with last address Hope Arkansas dies February 19 1963 No 1664 an instrument dated January 10 1963 was admitted to probate on May 1968 as the will of the decedent and executrix appointed to her under Signed by Mrs Herman A Talley executrix with attorney James H Pilkinton Hope Arkansas notice first published May 28 1963 claims must be filed within six months from first publication or barred and precluded from benefit in estate May 28 June 4 1963.
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Hempstead County
Arkansas
Mark M. Cornelius
Hope
Herman A. Talley
James H. Pilkinton
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