Obituary of Rev. William R. Hamilton pastor of Sarasota church
The Rev. William Russell Hamilton 65 died May 25 at Sarasota Memorial Hospital after months of illness. He led First Baptist Church of Sarasota since 1949 overseeing the educational building on Adelia Avenue and the sanctuary completed in 1962. Survived by wife Ethyl Hanes Hamilton and two daughters Mrs. E. Mervyn Allman.
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Sarasota
Fla
William R. Hamilton
First Baptist Church of Hope
Sarasota Herald Tribune
Star
Sarasota, Fla
William Russell Hamilton
First Baptist Church of
Sarasota Memorial Hospital
Mr. Hamilton
First Baptist Church
Adelia Avenue
Southside Baptist Church
Eastside Baptist Church
Sarasota Kiwanis Club
Tennessee
University of Tennessee
Southern Baptist Theological Seminary
Southwestern Seminary
Central Seminary
Kansas City
New Orleans
Union Seminary
Moody Bible Institute
Indiana
Arkansas
Florida
Ethyl Hanes Hamilton
E. Mervyn Allman
City of Hope Seeks Police Sedans and Alternates
Sealed proposals to City Clerk City of Hope Hempstead County Arkansas due 2:30 p.m. June 9 1965 for two 4 door sedans for police patrol with 12 volt system 40 amp alternator 70 amp hour battery heavy duty shocks and other police equipment plus alternates for 250 HP engine or automatic transmission. Trade in two 1964 Ford sedans. Bids opened publicly. city reserves right to reject and waive formalities. May 27 31 1965.
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City of Hope
G. G. Medders
Hempstead County
Arkansas
Hope Police Department
Unemployed Benefit Rule Dispute Sparks Court Dissent
The court split on unemployment benefit rules with Justices McFaddin Ward and Robinson dissenting. They argued for a clear standard that involuntary unemployment requires some loss of benefit rights or wage status during the separation period. The majority noted strict construction could thwart act purposes. Survivors and services outline obituaries for Walter Miller Jr. and James W. Buchanan with details of prayers, burial, and family.
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Ed McFaddin
Paul Ward
Sam Robinson
Ward
McFaddin
Woods
International Shoe
Conway
Searcy
Russellville
Batesville
Ruggles and Fontaine Obituaries From Shower Springs Area
Odin F. Ruggles 87 longtime Shower Springs resident and retired farmer and dairyman dies Saturday. Survived by three daughters two sons two sisters and a brother. services Monday at Herndon Cornelius Chapel. Burial Shower Springs Cemetery. Betty Allen Fontaine 84 of Terrell Texas dies Saturday widow of Edward L. Fontaine native of Hope Ark. Survived by a daughter a son two sisters. services Monday in Texarkana.
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James W. Buchanan
Hempstead
Nevada Counties
Lelia Buchanan
Texarkana
Art Moody
Waskom
Texas
Herndon Cornelius
Pleasant Ridge
Nevada County
Odin F. Ruggles
Shower Springs
Methodist Church
May Lee Edwards
Oak Park
Ill
Lovena Dunhum
Little Rock
Edith Davis
Bakersfield
Calif
Thomas Ruggles
Plymouth
Frost Latherow
Levina Semback
Betty Fontaine
Betty Allen Fontaine
Terrel
Edward L. Fontaine
Hope, Ark
Luke Allen
Hope
Greenville
S. C
Prepare Now for U S Civil Service Jobs in Your Area
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U.S. Civil Service
Lincoln Service
DEPT
Viet Nam combats and cabinet stalemate widen
Viet Nam forces reported navy and air actions with limited success as air support was hindered by weather. In Quang Tri Province government troops captured a Viet Cong junk, killed six guerrillas and captured five. U S Marines were airlifted near Quang Tin to conduct a search. they killed five Viet Cong, wounded one and detained six suspects. Meanwhile a cabinet reshuffle stalemate persisted as Premier Phan Huy Quat faced refusals from two ministers to resign and the pageant of replacements remained undecided.
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Quang Tri
Viet Nam
Quang Tin Province
Quang Ngai
Vacation shutdowns noted by International plants in 1963
A source states International and other Arkansas plants practice summer factory shutdowns during vacation periods each year. Woods comments that the 1963 shutdown aligns with this routine, reinforcing the seasonal pause across facilities.
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International
Woods
Arkansas
MacArthur’s First Wife Louise Cromwell Brooks Dies
Louise Cromwell Brooks, 75, the first wife of General Douglas MacArthur, died at Georgetown University Hospital in Washington on Sunday from a heart condition. She was admitted that morning.
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Washington
Louise Cromwell Brooks
Douglas MacArthur
Georgetown University Hospital
Saigon cabinet resignations and reshuffle amid Vietnam crisis
Suu confirms four nominations to Quat's cabinet while Quat resists removal attempts. Nguyen Trung Trinh would head the economics portfolio and Tran Van Thoan would lead the interior ministry amid opposition from factions, including the Vietnamese Nationalist party. U S Ambassador Taylor postpones Washington trip as the situation unfolds. In the air war, U S jets strike an ammunition depot near Hanoi destroying most of the target area and suffer heavy anti aircraft fire with all planes returning safely.
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Quat
Suu
Nguyen Trung Trinh
Tran van Thoan
Interior
U.S
Maxwell D. Taylor
Washington
North Viet Nam
Hanoi
Weather notes and climate outlook across regions
Weather updates show thunderstorms affecting up to 20 percent of the area Tuesday with highs in the 80s. Arkansas will be clear to partly cloudy through Tuesday with highs in the 80s and lows in the 60s. Eastern and Southern Missouri expect 40 to 50 percent shower and thunderstorm coverage late today and tonight, redeveloping Tuesday. A hospital spokesperson notes someone had been ill at home prior to admittance. Mrs. Brooks wed MacArthur in 1922 and divorced in 1929. The noted Eric the Red’s real name is Eiriki Thorvaldson.
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Arkansas
Missouri
Brooks
MacArthur
Life hinges on kidney transplant for Soto in Little Rock
Umberto Enrico Soto 28 from Costa Rica lay at University Medical Center awaiting a kidney transplant after his only remaining kidney was removed. The elder Soto flew to Little Rock for possible donor surgery as doctors assess success chances, with dialysis keeping the patient alive meanwhile. Tests on the father will begin to see if he can donate a healthy kidney, a near relative case with about a 50 percent success rate.
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Little Rock
Umberto Enrico Soto
Costa Rica
Soto
Air Force
Dean Rusk
Umberto Soto
Medical Center
White plans tethered spacewalk around Titan 2 mission
McDivitt and White prepare for an orbital rendezvous on the Titan 2 rocket second stage. A 25 foot tether will keep White anchored as he nears a second satellite. The pair later attend services then rejoin a spacecraft simulator to rehearse orbital maneuvers with more practice planned.
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White
Air Force
McDivitt
Cocoa Beach
Space Partners
Herter Improves After Abdominal Aneurysm Surgery
Former Secretary of State Christian A. Herter, 70, is progressing satisfactorily after surgery at Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center to repair an abdominal aortic aneurysm. Doctors described his condition as improving as he recovers from the May 19 operation.
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New York
Christian A. Herter
Herter
Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center
Hospital spokesman cites kidney suitable for transplant
A hospital spokesman stated that the patient’s kidney is suitable for transplant, indicating potential progress toward a major surgical procedure.
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