Survivors listed for multiple Hope Arkansas deaths
Obituary notices for Mrs. Honea and Shelby Forrest Sr list survivors including spouses, children, and in laws. Mrs. Honea of Hope. daughters Floy, Besa, Mildred. sons Timor and Fred. services at Herndon Funeral Chapel and burial at Union Grove. Shelby Forrest Sr. of 72, died Sept 20. wife, son Shelby Jr. and daughter Mrs. Henry Seamans survive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pentéra
Mra
Jennie ‘Basterling
Monroe Martin
Belleville
Louis Brumfield
Ft. Worth
Texas
Mrauc
McClain
Hope
Barbara Purtle
Ada Hamilton
Emsmett
Eva Smith
Wile Haville
Sadie Lyon
Beeville
J. Willhite
Everett Vinson
Rosehill Cemetery
Herndon Funeral Home
Moe Hone
Mindeney
First Baptist
Floy Honea
Besa Kisthart
Irue
Ing
Mildred Gerard
Tucson
Ari
Timor Hones
Long Beach
Fred Honea
Houston
Serviess
Herndon
Gerald Tresewe Butlal
Union Grove
Shelby Forrest SR
Shelby Forrest Jr
Searcy
Henry Seamans
Hope Rotary hears Vietnam veteran Captain Joplin
Captain Lamar Joplin of Magnolia, recently returned from Vietnam, spoke to the Hope Rotary Club last Friday. He described a day in the life of an American combat helicopter pilot with the 173rd helicopter combat assault company and showed slides from a camp near Saigon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamar Joplin
Magnolia
Vietnam
Hope Rotary Club
Saigon
173Rd
Arkansas Forecast Brief for 24 Hours Ending Monday
The report notes a generally clear sky with a cool night in the 50s and a high near 87. Through Tuesday, conditions remain clear with mild temperatures, and overnight lows expected mostly in the 50s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tion
Arkansas
Congress Urged to Review Vietnam War Policy
Fifty House members urged Congress to formally consider U.S. policy in Southeast Asia, seeking reports from committees on basic Vietnam policy. The move coincides with comments on peace hopes from U.N. ambassador Goldberg and debate over Soviet and Red China roles in the conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
U.S
House
Southeast Asia
Arthur J. Goldberg
United Nations
North Vietnam
Karl Mundt
R-S.d
United States
Red China
Vietnam
State Department
White House
Mundt
Joseph 5. Clark
D-Pa
Soviet Union
Walter P. Reuther
United Automobile Workers
Paul Findley
R-Il
Senate
Findley
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Gulf of Tonkin
Conviction Overturned in Arkansas Supreme Court Decision
The Arkansas Supreme Court overturned the convictions of John Rhodes and Patricia Drennan for obscene conduct in a public place, ruling arrests in Rhodes' garage apartment were not in a public place. It also ordered new trials in related cases, citing improper evidence and jurisdiction issues. Associate Justice Fogleman dissented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Arkansas Supreme Court
John Rhodes
Patricia Drennan
Rhodes
John Fogleman
Supreme Court
Circuit Court
Lincoln County
Willie Gene Jacks
Jacks
High Court
Boone County
Ralph Burk Shaddox
Shaddox
Johnny Younes
Public Health Service
Lexnes Ky
Skydiver John Wasik Dies After Praying Instead of Pulling Ripcord
Skydiver John Wasik, carrying his own funeral contract and two parachutes, stepped from a plane at 3200 feet and folded his hands in prayer, dying as his wife Rickle Wasik had perished five weeks earlier in a tandem jump near Green Air Park. Wasik, an aerospace reporter, planned to be buried beside his wife in a $1700 silver casket. His editor at the Daily Times recalled his belief that dying doing what his wife loved was how she would want to go. Safety officials noted Wasik’s folded hands as he plummeted and urged him to deploy his chute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockledge
Fla
John Wasik
Wasik
Green Air Park
Rickle
Rickie
Pearl S. Leech
Melbourne
Daily Times
Falling Stars
Goodin
Terry Alford
Politicians Facing New Hazards
AP dispatch by Harry Kelly notes Michigan Governor George Romney’s 1968 campaign tour, including an urban swing through Watts Los Angeles. Romney portrays the visit as non political while aides weigh risks among conservatives as he breaks from traditional rural campaigning trends. Romney performs standard stunt moments like helping painters with brushwork.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Kelly
LOS Angeles
Michigan
George Romeney
George
Romney
Watts
Romney Campaign Tour Amid Slums And Hippie Encounters
Governor Romney travels through crowded urban districts and countercultural hot spots as he seeks firsthand insight into elite and grassroots problems while building support for the 1968 GOP nomination. His stops include Harlem and San Francisco as aides caution on political risks. The trip ends with a note on periodic cleaning of the Lincoln Memorial statue as warmer weather increases grime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Suport
Delegttas
GOP
Romney
Barry Goldwater
Also Mentioned on This Page
Moore Bros
T-Bones
Onely
Thell Joplin
Clyde Fouse
J. Ed Smith
Prescott
Cecil Bittle, Jr
Houma
Richard Keyton
Hope High
Hammons Stadium
Ath
Capt
Joplin
London
Home Office
Southwestern Ball
Associated Press
Albany
Albuquerque
Atlanta
Bismarck
Boise
Boston
Buffalo
Chicago
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Denver
Des Moines
Detroit
Fairbanks
Fort Worth
Helena
Honolulu
Indianapolis
Jacksonville
Juneau
Kansas City
Louisville
San Diego
San Fran
Seattle
Tampa
Winnipeg
Barry
Slab Bacon
Wieners
Maxwell House
Baby Ruth and
Butterfinger
del Monte
Catskill
Ralnshowers
Chipel
San Francisco Bay
Romeney
Spanish Harlem
San Francisco
Haighte Ashbury
Chevrolet
F.D.I.C
E' S Bank OF Hope
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!