Funeral notices and family visits across states
A compilation from Little Rock AP notes obituaries and travel updates. Names include Arless Huntley’s funeral attendees in Ohio and homecomings involving Hicks, Dudley, and Holston families visiting from Texas St Louis and Alabama. Obituary announces Levester Miller Dixon’s death in Nashville Arkansas with Hicks Funeral Home handling arrangements.
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John R
Ollie B. Huntley
Mary Master Stuart
F.ra
Jane Holston
Jeanette Warren
Otis
Walter
Sam Holston
Toledo
Ohio
Arless Huntley
Levester Miller Dixon
W. M. Dixon
Blevins
Arkansas
Benson Nursing Home
Nashville
Hicks Funeral Home, Inc
Not Everybody Knows This
In Seattle Pinehurst Elementary School offers the first after school science class for youngsters fascinated by bugs. A hymenoptera, two lepidoptera, and a louse attend the class taught by parents. A child asks what a hymenoptera is and learns a hornet is one.
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Seattle
Pinehurst
Cheryl Gates
Court Docket From Hope Municipal Court Ar kansas City
Court docket lists docket items including Robert Johnson for reckless driving with a forfeited 31.50 cash bond Melvin Carver for assault and battery with a 16.50 bond Joe Wilson and Frankie Brown for drunkenness each with a 16.50 bond Robert Epps for failure to yield the right of way with a 16.60 bond.
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Municipal Court of Hope
Arkansas City
Robert Johnson
Melvin Carver
Joe Wilson
Frankie: Brown
Robert Epps
Northwest Arkansas dam slated for 1964 completion
Engineering official says the dam in northwest Arkansas will be 98 percent finished by September 1964 with water storage beginning in January. The main reservoir covers 20,200 acres with 700 additional acres reserved for flood control. the powerhouse separate project is due for completion in September 1965.
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Arkansas
Perrytown adopts five mill tax levy for 1963
The Perrytown City Council approves Ordinance No 1 levying a five mill tax on all real and personal property in Perrytown Arkansas for 1963. The levy funds a general town fund and will be certified to Hempstead County Clerk for collection with state and county taxes. The ordinance repeals conflicting ordinances and becomes effective upon passage and publication. Signed by Mayor W C Bramlett on November 12 1963 and published November 15 1963.
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Perrytown
Arkansas
Hempstead
W. C. Bramlett
Surgeon Ann Kenyon Faces a Dilemma at the Hospital
Ann Kenyon plans a Rock Head visit before deciding to stay on at Ledbie Memorial. She weighs Dr. Lyle's influence, hospital needs, and family ties as she returns to Indianapolis and then the small town hospital life, where Brill urges leaving. The piece sets up a clash between hospital governance and Dr Lyle’s power, with Ann torn between duty and doubt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Kenyon
Rock Head
Lebbie
Helen Ledbie
Ann
Ledbie Memorial
Peter
Dr. Mathis
Lyle
Dave Clyde
Lebbie Faeakle
Ledhie Memorial
Ledbie
Dave
Helen
Indianapolis
Indiana
Rocky Head
General Hospital
Dr. Kenyon
Seventh
Miss Lucerno
Bobby Hiram
Merriam Pavilion
Dr. Karmeleni
Brill
Tom
Darling
McDonnal
Clyde
Weather forecast update for Louisiana region this week
Weather continued from page one through Saturday with lows tonight in the 30s to 40s and highs Saturday in the mid 60s to mid 70s. Louisiana expected partly cloudy to cloudy and not quite so cool through Saturday with highs 58 to 64 this afternoon and lows in the mid 40s tonight.
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Louisiana
Grain Sale Fight Halts Senate Plenary Early
The Senate recessed until noon as debate over the grain sale bill stalled. Kennedy accused the cuts of denying a key foreign policy tool while Mundt pressed amendments tied to loans by American banks for a Hungary corn sale. Mansfield and Humphrey argued the actions constitute normal business, but Mundt warned against expanding aid to Communist countries.
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Senate
Kennedy
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Mundt
Hungary
Mansfield
Humphrey
J. William Fulbright
D-Ark
Russia
School Board Drops Slogan From Envelopes
East Baton Rouge Parish school board voted six to five on Thursday to remove the slogan Say No to Federal Aid and Control from official envelopes. A member argued the stance was hypocritical since federal aid is accepted by many districts.
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Baton Rough
East Baton Rouge Parish
Hope Star first per week and yearly rates listed
The Hope Star announces subscription prices for local carrier delivery and mail options in Hope Arkansas and surrounding counties. Rates vary by duration and location with weekly, monthly, and yearly figures. It notes association with Arkansas Dailies Inc and states AP news content available for republication.
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Hope
Hempstead
Navada LaFayette
Howard
Miller Counties
Arkansas Dailies, Inc
Poplar
Memphis
Tens
Hartford
Dallas
Texas
Michigan Ave
Chicago
2Nd St
New York
N.Y
Penobscot
Detroit
Mich
Skirvin Tower
Oklahoma City
Oklo
Associated Press
Milk Price Hike in Some Areas
The Agriculture Department approved a 10 cents per hundredweight producer price increase on boiled milk in Ozark marketing areas due to drought reducing supplies. The orders cover portions of Arkansas, Illinois and Missouri, setting minimum prices handlers must pay producers.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Ozark
Arkansas
Illinois
Missouri
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Hope Star
Yukon
Etter Printing Company
Washington Ark
Clyde Calkins
el Dorato Highway
Camden
Denise
Charles
Burial Association
Oakcrest Funeral Home
Dial Tae
Herndon_ Cornelius Funeral Home
Smart Shop
Elm Street
Singer
Barlow
South Elm
Russell's
Wright
Rocky Mound
Iunce
Margie
Pine
Margie Harrie
Plumbing A and Heating Company
Bel-Air
Builders’ Supply CO
Owen Bros. Livestock Commission Co
Texarkana
Wayne Owen
Cowboy" Shuffield
Jack Crenshaw
Saratoga
Lonesome Pine
Ralph Montgomery
Barry's Grocery
Garrett
Lile Cato
Beauty Y Service
Earlene’s
May Almand
Lois
Perry’s
Highway 47 East
Virgil Daniel
Collect
Prescott Transfer & Storage Co
Prescott
Ark
Surnishen
Diamond Cafe
Lazier Cosmetics
Scully
Hot Springs
P.O
Springfield
Missour
Home Furniture Company
East Second Street
Wilbur D. Jones
Ozan
C. H. Partin
East Third
Buck Williams
South Walnut
South
Garland
Imoe
Southland Heights
South Pine
East Division
Geetnine Buys Co
Main Street
Jacob H. Coggins
North McRae Street
Little Rock
Charles Maynard
Beaver
Esther Hicks
Dowden
Emma Lee Johnson
Houston
Clydeus Miller
St. Louis
Golden Linson
Bernice Hughey
E. L. Hicks
Marian Dudley
Bessemer
Alabama
Iverson Dudley
Fredrick Gene
Tuskegee Institute
James
Tuskegee
Surgeon
Adeline McElfresh
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Charles Willie Stuart
Kay Lockard
Forrest Bain
Quilty
Oliver Stewart
J. D. Raschke
Guy M. Baldwin
General Processing Co
Roger B. Green
ACC
Clifford Mintz
Gerald Z. Samoff
E. H. Rhyne
Billy R. Leass
Casden Oil & Chemical Co
Ma‘son Dixon Tank Line
Hudgins Cartage Co
Auto Convoy Co
Bernard Conway
Harold Rushing
Edward Wheat
Dale Clayton
Larry Cook
Morty Meekle
Yancey
Dick Cavalll
NBA
Seep Fraenen
Quincy
Vise
Secretary of Defense
Star of Hope
Consolidated
Star Publishing CQ
C. E. Palmer
Alex. H. Washburn
Secy-Treas
Star Building
Walnut Street
Paul H. Jones
Donal Parker
Co. M
Roger, Jr
The
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Bugs Bunny
Optometrisr
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