Rotary visit and alum removal at Classical High
Governor urged Rotary participation and youth clubs Interact and Rotaryact during an official visit at the Town and Country. In Providence AP reports 5000 Classical High alumni took desks and clocks from the soon to be razed building, prompting fire crew standby as alarms tripped. Harold Eakley welcomed members and guests Jerry Winer Claude White Warren Butler. New York AP notes Mirisch Co acquired rights to I Do I Do with Dick Van Dyke slated to star and Gower Champion to direct the film.
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Prospects Dim for Conference Talks on Prisoner Swaps
The conference is suspended as South Vietnamese officials refuse to attend, stalling U S North Vietnamese contacts. Diplomats focus on reconciling Saigon and Washington while a peace settlement nears. Prisoner swaps loom as a later issue, with Ha rats disinterest noted and North Vietnamese troops indirectly acknowledged.
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$194 000 Judgment Is Upheld in Arkansas Supreme Court
The Arkansas Supreme Court, in a 6-1 ruling with Chief Justice Harris in dissent, upheld a $194,890 judgment for survivors of four women killed in a March 1967 Interstate 3 crash near Little Rock. The award against Moon Distributors Inc and others included specific sums to Carl White Jr.’s estate, Wandasue White, Karen White, Sherry White, the state, and for property damage. The crash occurred when a dump truck unhitched from a wrecker, crossed the median, and struck the car.
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Hope Arkansas Weather Report 24 Hour Summary
The Hope Arkansas weather report covers 24 hours ending 7 am Monday with a high of 67 and a low of 33. Forecast calls for clear to partly cloudy skies and colder conditions through Tuesday with highs in the 30s to 40s and lows ranging from the mid teens to near 30s in the east.
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Bowl Picture Begins to Shape Some
Thirderanked Penn State and Seven the ranked Kansas were named to play in the Orange Bowl today while the Sugar Bowl selected Georgia. The Cotton picked off Tennessee and the Bluebonnet got Oklahoma. Orange Bowl officials had been interested in Georgia for their postseason game, but the Sugar Bowl secured the Bulldogs first by assuring them a spot regardless of their result against Auburn last Saturday.
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Obituaries and notices from Texarkana area death notices
Obituary notices for Mrs Magete L Holt 79 of Texarkana, former Bingen resident, survived by husband Earl Holt and children Oscar B Holt San Diego Nerney Holt Hope Edwin Holt Harrison daughter Ed C Gilbert Texarkana sister Alice Tomay Nashville. Services 2 p.m. Shiloh Church Texarkana. Burial in Jean Cemetery. Also notes Magnolia widow Carrie Mae Cassidy 62 died in Little Rock hospital, survived by stepson Joe Keith Cassidy Magnolia sisters Inez Huskey Texarkana and Lee Huskey Blevins brother Harold Huskey Houston. Funeral at Lewis Funeral Home Magnolia. Robert C Rateliff 50 Hempstead producer and veteran died Sunday. Survived by wife Maxine, daughter Deloys Rogers Shreveport son Jerry Rateliff Calif. stepsons Verde Flowers Patmos Cannon Flowers Hope. stepdaughter June Goodner Hope. brothers Gentry Patmos and Pat Rateliff. sisters B V Jester and Harol d Payne Patmos. Funeral at Herndon Chapel New Hope Cemetery. Miami police chief Walter Headley dies at 63 after 20 years. Dr Joseph Molner health columnist dies aged 66. Alfred E Smith Jr. dies 67. Dr Riccardo Galeazzi Lisi dies 76. Paul Coates LA Times columnist dies 47. Georgia football notes reference Sugar Bowl and Orange Bowl mentions and college rankings.
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