Belated Hope Kiwanis anniversary program noted
The Hope Kiwanis Club marked a belated anniversary at a Tuesday meeting with Crit Stuart Sr and Harry Hawthorne presenting a Club Birthday program. Charter members Frank Horton and Crit Stuart Sr recalled early Hope days before service clubs existed and the 1928 charter with 35 members.
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Kiwanis Club
Harry Hawthorne
Frank Horton
Crit Stuart
Crit
Stuart
Hope Kiwanis Club
W.S. Atkins
John P. Cox
Dewey Hendrix
R.V. Herndon
Hope Club
Camden
Prescott
Magnolia
Foreman
Ronny
Rockefeller reacts to Supreme Court school desegregation order
Arkansas Governor Winthrop Rockefeller said he was not surprised by the U S Supreme Court ruling ordering immediate end to public school segregation. He warned of a momentary disturbance but called it temporary and planned to call a special legislative session. He also commented on President Nixon's Vietnam war speech, praising confidence and determination and urging national unity for peace and orderly withdrawal.
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Little Rock
Winthrop Rockefeller
U. S. Supreme Court
Rockefeller
Nixon
Vietnam
Rioting at MIT Campus as Police Break Picket Line
Hundreds of riot police moved onto MIT campus in Cambridge to disperse about 500 war protestors. Several injuries were reported as clashes occurred along the rain slick street, with officers briefly restraining demonstrators but making no arrests.
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David Hyhan
Associated Press
Cambridge, Mass
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
MI Laboraory
Obituaries: Mills and Roberts prominent local figures
Oliver W Mills 67 died Wednesday after operating a general repair and locksmith shop here most of his life. A Methodist, 432nd degree Mason and 32nd degree Shriner, he leaves an uncle J F Mills of Ashdown and several nieces and nephews. Services Thursday at 2 pm in Herndon Funeral Chapel. burial at Roge Hill Cemetery with Masonic graveside rites. Warren H Roberts 80 of Fulton died in Hope hospital Wednesday. A former Missouri Pacific railway worker, he was a Baptist. Survived by wife Beatrice, daughter Lynn Harrell of Texarkana, three brothers and three sisters. Burial and services at Newport per Dillinger Funeral Home.
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Oliver W. Mills
Methodist Church
Hope Chapter
Order of Eastern Star
J. F. Mills
Ashdown
Herndon Funeral Chapel
Everett Vinson
Roge Hill Cemetery
Herndon Funeral Home
The
Masons
Warren H. Roberts
Fulton
Hope Hospital
Newsport
Missoouri Pacific Railway
Baptist Church
Beatrice Roberts
Lynn Harrell
Texarkana
O.R. Roberts
Montclair
Calif
G.W. Roberts
North Hollywood
Noah Roberts
Hartsford
Mich
George Cumming
Jack Farwater
Los Angeles
Bertie Welks
Monette
Herndon Funeral
Newport
Dillinger Funeral Home
Wallace Urged to Vote GOP in Arkansas Primary
A newspaper ad urged Arkansas voters to back George Wallace in the 1970 Republican gubernatorial primary to defeat Gov. Winthrop Rockefeller. Signed by Virginia Yarbrough of Pine Bluff, a 1968 American Party elector, the letter was sent to Walter Carruth, state American Party chairman, criticizing his remarks about Jim Johnson.
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Little Rock
George Wallace
Winthrop Rockefeller
Virginia Yarbrough
Pine Bluff
American Party of Arkansas
Walter Carruth
Lexa
American Party
Jim Johnson
Johnson
Gov Rockefeller Removes Farris From G F Commission
Arkansas report says Gov Winthrop Rockefeller found Raymond Farris of Biscoe guilty of misconduct. Farris was removed immediately while remaining a commissioner until final settlement. Charge against Ernest Hogue dropped. Newt Hailey and Hogue cases noted. hearing details cited.
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Little Rock
Winthrop Rockefeller
Raymond Farris
Biscoe
Farris
State Game and Fish Commission
Rockefeller
Sam Robinson
Chancery Court
Robinson
H. W. McMillan
Arkadelphia
Commission
Newt Hailey
Rogers
Hailey
Ernest Hogue
Colorado
Hogue
State Supreme Court
Weather Wordnesday forecast for Arkansas 1966
Weather Experiment Station report for 24 hours ending 7 a.m. Wednesday notes high 59 and low 29 with killing frost. Forecast indicates generally fair and slightly warmer through Thursday with highs around 58 to 62 and lows in the mid 30s.
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Evan Wray
Paul A. Lewis
Hope
Kiwanis
Leo" Ray
Kiwa
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Crit Stuart, Sr
Het So
Cambridge
W.H. Roberts
Wallace
GOP
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Dairy Queen
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Fabric Sale
Lorraine
Peignoir
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