Funeral notices and obituaries from Taos and beyond
A mix of brief obituaries and funeral details. Pail Silas ORear aged 3 dies at Texarkana with services at Shiloh Church and burial at Shiloh Cemetery. Edward Clarke Cabot, former Taos publisher and Harvard Museum curator, dies at 62. Ferenc Muennich, Hungary’s former premier, dies at 81 in Budapest. Douglas G Hertz, survivor of the Lusitania, polo participant, and hunting club official, dies at 84 in Novato. Melvin Carr announced for a Tech School engine donation.
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Pail
Silas O'Rear
Tavatkana Hospital
Texatkana
Hope
the Baptist Church
Jnciine
Metis Henshaw O'Rear
A. A. Martar
Lewisville
Arkansas
Batty Myers
Texarkana
M. M. O'Reary
San Jose
California
A. T. O Redt
Shiloh Church
Waldo
Shiloh
Gikcrest Funeral Home
Taos, Nlm
Edward Clarke Cabot
Taos
Cabot
Boston
Harvard Geological Museum
Budapest
Ferenc Muennich
Hungary
Muennich
Novato
Calif
Douglas G. Hertz
Lusitania
Jack Johnson
Joe Walcott
Hertz
Atherton
Nevato
Bolema Club
United States
Income Tax School Set Dec 7-8 Hope Arkansas
The Arkansas Agricultural Extension Service and Internal Revenue Service announce income tax schools in Hope December 7-8 at Red River Vocational Technical School. Registration starts 8:30 a.m. with classes 3:00 to 4:30 p.m. daily. J.C. Kumpe and Crenhaw will teach IRS codes with Crehans assistance. Robert Hale also participates. A Ford three cylinder tractor engine was donated to RedRiver Vocational by Ford dealers for Diesel training in the school's Diesel and Heavy Truck Mechanic course.
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Ford
Rediver Vocational Technical School
Ford Tractor Dealers
Ford Motor Co
Fallin Tractor Co
Tommy Fallin Jr
J. W. Rowe
Arkansas Agricultural Extension Service
Internal Revenue Service
J.c.kumpe
School In
Hope
Red River
Kupesayy 1
Crenshaw
Revenu
Cerified Public Accountant
IRS
Creohaw
Arkansas
Robert Hale
Area Farm Manages
Financial Management Seminar set for Hope December 19 1967
Chamber of Commerce leader B N Holt announces a one day Financial Management Seminar to be held at Red River Vocational Technical School in Hope Arkansas on December 19 1967. Co sponsors include the Technical School University of Arkansas Extension Center and the Small Business Administration with speakers Pat J Bell Bill Cox and James H Hopper providing CPA insights for manufacturing retail and service firms.
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Chamber of Commerce
Manaster B. N. Holt
Hope
Red River Vocational Technical School
Highway 29
Arkansas
J. W. Rowe
Red River
Pat J. Bell
University of Arkansas
Little Rock
Ernst & Ernst
Bill Cox
Harding College At
Searcy
Harding
Dallas Ceramic Co
James H. Hopper
General Electric Co
American Institute of Certified Public Accountants
Hope Chamber of Commerce
Arkansas State Chamber of Commerce
The
Small Business Administration
B. N. Holt
West Third
Welfare cuts remove $3 medical premium for elderly
Arkansas State Welfare Commissioner Len Blaylock announces elimination of the $3 monthly Social Security premium for supplementary medical insurance for welfare recipients over 65. The move, part of broader economy steps, aims to balance funds while preserving the $40 Medicare hospital deductible and continued aid through other programs.
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Little Rock
Len Blaylock
Blaylock
Social Security
Welfare
Cyprus Head Blocking Agreement Threatens War Break
President Makarios appeared to block a Greek Turkish deal to avert war over Cyprus as U S envoy Cyrus Vance returned to Athens from Nicosia. NATO Secretary General Briosi said peace efforts met with success while Vance and Jose Ruiz Bennett of the UN had been shuttling between Ankara and Athens amid proposals. Vance had flown to Nicosia to obtain a yes or no from Makarios before returning to the acting leader of the island's Greek Cypriot majority.
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Philip Dopoulos
Associated Press
Athens
Makarios
Cyprus
U.S
Cyrus Vance
Novosia
Greece
Turkey
Manliy Brosio
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Vance
Jose Roiz Bennett
United Nations
Ankara
Nicosia
Butt
Weather Summary for Arkansas and Louisiana
Arkansas mostly fair tonight through Friday with warmer temperatures Friday. Colder tonight with lows in the 20s to 30s and highs in the 60s on Friday. Louisiana partly cloudy through Friday with cooler tonight and a slight warmup west, highs 66 to 74 and 54 to 68 in the north and south respectively.
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Associated Press
Arkansas
Louisiana
Town Shaken by Quake Leaves Eight Dead in Belgrade Area
An earthquake across the Yugoslav Macedonian border struck Debar in western Yugoslav Macedonia, killing at least eight people and injuring 40. Belgrade reported feared casualties as rescue teams worked amid damaged tents and ruined streets. Communications and telephones were disrupted as relief efforts began.
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Belgrade
Debar
Yugoslav Macedonia
Ambiguous OCR Text About Campus Issue
The readable fragments mention campus problems and several unclear names and terms. No coherent events or entities are established. content appears garbled and non specific to produce a solid summary.
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Tech School
Melvin Carr
Southwestern District
Hope Star
Mississippi
Jamie L. Whitten
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House Agriculture Committee
Agricultural Credit Conference
Arkansas Bankers Association
Kumpe
Lloyd Ol Satterfield
Farm Bureau
Farm Management
CPA
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High Law
Albany
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Boise
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Tampa
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Winnipeg
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America
Diane
Loo
Howanpjornson
Rel
RTE
Sue
Rolly & Butler
Howard Jounsons
Real Pooh
Sensible
Pru
TEX
Cais
Joe Wahine
JET AG
Fxatra
Hage Anere
Dortre
BTN
Mys
PITTS
Ada
Ules Patturd
Lehman's
Phir Ds
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