Obituary notices from Delhi Ferriday and surrounding areas
Obituaries note multiple funeral services across the region. Mollie Valentine 74 of Delhi dies in Winnsboro rest home with services in Delhi. Walter Barnard 74 of Othlone Plantation near Ferriday dies, funeral at Sevier Memorial Church with burial at Jena Cemetery. James Ingram 72 of Shreveport, Deanie Lynch 75 of Monroe, Clara Mae Sells 70 of Gulfport, and Alice Kellerman 70 of Monroe also mourned with services in their communities. Additional notices include Anna Pinkston 75 of Alexandria, Clyde Becton 63 of Pleasant Hill, Henry Goodwin 68 of St. Joseph, C L Givens 62 Bastrop, and other survivors listed.
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Delhi
Mollie Valentine
Gay’s
J. W. Blow
Midway Cemetery
Epps
Valentine
Winnsboro
Maxine Ball
Betty Stephens
Alexandria
Kenna Stephens
Wilmer Stephens
Owen Raley
Earl Raley
Don Raley
A. M. Raley
Julius Raley
Ferriday
Walter Marvin Barnard
Othlone Plantation
Sevier Memorial Methodist Church
Jerry Means
Jena Cemetery
Concordia Parish
Barnard
Alexandria Veterans’ Hospital
Louisiana, Arkansas Railway Co
Three River
Julian Pullen
Arthur Stevens
Frank McKay Jr
Robert McKay
James Arthur Ingram
Shreveport
Hixson Brothers Funeral
O. J. Owens
Hixson
Smith Cemetery
West Monroe
Deanie Lynch
Calvary Baptist Church
Deanie Mae Lynch
Polk St
Monroe
L. L. Morris
Mulhearn
Hasley
Lynch
Landis Perfit Jr
B. R. Frost
James C. Dexter
Elton Knight
W. 2D. Street
S. J. Browning Jr
William FE. Salsbury
Clara Mae Sells
Gulfport
Miss
Earl B. Emmerich
Trinity Methodist Church
Rieman Funeral Home
Miss Sells
James W. Sells
Atlanta, Ga
George RB. Sells
Srl
TH. Sells
Nashville, Tenn
W. D. Poole
Minnie Rhae Sells
Chicago, Ill
Juanita Sells
W. T. McVay
Hattiesburg
Alice Dorothy Kellerman
St. Alban’s Episcopal Church
W. Alan King
Ruston
Clyde Orr Becton
Pleasant Hill
Spears
Sherman
Cook Cemetery
Cooktown
Hixson Brothers Funeral Home
Henry Goodwin
State Highway Department
Pentecostal Church
Dora Goodwin
St. Joseph
Henry
Ray
Prentiss
Ben Goodwin
H. D. Goodwin Jr
Wisner
Viola Meendon
Reba Roberts
Betty Jo Sanford
Bernice Astugue
New Orleans
Faye Mize
Jonesboro
Darlene Adams
DeRidder
George Goodwin
Leesville
Dunkin Goodwin
Ann Williams
Baltimore
Khrushchev Pushes Cambodia Peace Talks to Safeguard Neutrality
In a telegram to Prince Norodom Sihanouk, Soviet Premier Khrushchev urged the United States and Britain to agree to an international conference to safeguard Cambodia's neutrality and said he would back any U.N. Security Council appeal. He said the Soviet Union has always supported Cambodia's peace and readiness to assist.
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Moscow
Khrushchev
United States
Britain
Cambodia
U.N. Security Council
Norodom Sihanouk
Death of West Monroe airman in Arkansas funeral set in Monroe
W H Gillingham Bill Gillingham West Monroe airman died today in North Little Rock Ark after a heart attack. Funeral arrangements are complete but will be held in Monroe. Survivors include his widow the former Mattie Wall of West Monroe five children one brother Dale Gillingham Pennsylvania
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Mr. Givens
First Baptist Church
Lions Club
Blackwell - Golden Funeral Home
Bastrop
Peggy Givens
C. L. Givens Jr
Gerald Summerville
Don Evans
Doil
W. H
Bill) Gillingham
West Monroe
North Little Rock
Ark
Monroe
Mattie Wall
Dale Gillingham
Pennylvania
Britain urges international conference on Cambodia
Britain says it remains essential to convoke an international conference on Cambodia and has urged the U.S. government to expedite a positive reply on convening the meeting.
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Britain
Cambodia
U.S.A
Hawks-Lakers playoff game moves to Monday night
The St Louis Hawks will host the fifth game if needed in the NBA Western Division semifinal series against the Los Angeles Lakers on Monday night March 30, instead of Sunday March 29 as previously announced.
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NEW York
UPI
St. Louis Hawks
Los Angeles Lakers
Science Works With Gifts From The Farm
Davis California report notes demand for convenience economy and nutrition will push more food from the test tube than the farm. W E Baier of Sunkist says essential nutrients identified and factory foods like liquid diets will rise on the American table. He cites synthetic feeds for livestock and predicts housewives will drive the trend, reducing interest in farm commodity sources.
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Davis, Calif
Iarm
W. E. Baier
Sunkist Growers
Baier
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