The Times from Shreveport, Louisiana • Page 40

12-B Tlmrmlay. April IB, 19(i 'lino liMh.n During 4-Day Visit Honest Crooks Pay for Drinks LAi-k-La-Tex Deaths LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) -Honest crooks recently ransacked the Uptown Theater. They ripped a hole in the wall, wrecked and burglarized the Faubus Creates FIuitv Of Political Speculation ton, Tex. and Mrs.

Calvin Derrick of Lake Charles; three Group Submits uni'rs Nairn' RIO DE JANEIRO (UPU-The Brazilian medical profession Wednesday recommended Dr. Chrisliaan Barnard, the South African heart transplant surgeon, for the 1968 Nobel prize in medicine. "We are proud to recommend Barnard to the Royal Academy LOUISIANA CLAUDE PACKWOOI) Evidently tired by all that ae-tivity. the crooks succumbed to the soft drink machine. The key was on top of the machine but the intruders disregarded it and dropped in enough money for four drinks.

The empties were found on the machine the following morning. hi nihi'i Charles and safe, tore down doors and dam Bryant, both of Bastrop and Rudolph Bryant of Idaho; five sisters, Mrs. Dawson Childress of LAKE CHARLES Funeral services for Claude rackwond, 55, will be held at 3 p.m. today in aged office furnishings in their search for loot. the Hixson Funeral Home ChaP' Maghnm, Mrs.

Bill Peters of Lake Charles, Mrs. Raymond pi. Burial will be in the Prien Memorial Park cemetery. West of Many, Mrs. catsiey van Cleave of Los Aneeles.

of Science in Norway," Dr Mr. Packwood died Tuesday in Fuller of Houston, Mrs. Mary Aaron of Natchitoches, Mrs, Mollic Burno of Houston, and Mrs, Bell Jordan of Natchitoches; one siMer, Mrs. Myrtio Rreedlove of Natchitoches; two half-sisters, Mrs. Ronnie McBride and Mrs.

Mary Dison both of Natchitoches; four half-brothers, Ed Breedlove, Willie Breedlove, Pete Breedlove and Robert Breedlove, all of Natchitoches; 42 grandchildren; and two great-grandchildren. PERRY DAY NATCHITOCHES Perry Kaiser Day, 56, died Wednesday in a local hospital. Funeral services will be held Friday at 10 a.m. in the Rabenhorst Funeral Home at Baton Rouge. Burial will be in the Green Oak Cemetery under direction of First National Funeral Home.

Survivors are one daughter, Mrs. Larry Fontenat of Natchitoches; one grandchild; one brother, S. R. Day of Baton Rouge; and two sisters, Mrs, Bertrand Bruce and Mrs. Eric and Mrs.

Wally Dixon of Los a local hospital. Aioysio r'ranchini Mcllo said. He is director of Rio's Public Survivors are his widow; one Angeles, and 12 graiulchil MITCHELL MADDUX Servants Hospital but said he spoke in the name of all son, James Packwood of Lake Charles: one sister. Mrs. Ollie LITTLE ROCK AP Who could touch off a flurry of political speculation simply by paying a four-day visit to his home state? Who else but Orval E.

Fauhus, former governor and eternal political threat! Fauhus was in Arkansas from Saturday through Tuesday night coming, he said, from a western "hideaway" and returning there after taking care of some "business." The nature of the had everyone talking. Or asking: Brazilian doctors. PITKIN Funeral services Peters of DeRidder; and five Barnard thanked Franchini for Mitchell Elias Macldox, of PHONE 423-5241 QUERBES BOURQUIN Insurance Service 214 Milam Street Shreveport, Louisiana Mullo but made no comment Pitkin, will be held at 2 p.m Associated Press. He said only that he didn't think he'd start reconsidering until just before the May 1 filing deadlino for the Democratic primary. Lean, tan and relaxed, the former governor said he had spent the last four weeks in his "hideaway" and that he finished 150 pages of a book on his experiences in World War II during that time.

He said he would return to Arkansas when the book was finished, in about two weeks. That would put him on the scene when the political tickets close. Faubus said he "hitched" a rido to Little Rock last Saturday in a friend's private plane, spent Sunday and Monday in Hunts-ville and then rode a bus to Little Rock Tuesday. today at the Ml. Olive Baptist Church with the Rev.

Farley The famed surgeon ended a four-day visit to the city Wednesday after discussions with leading heart men from Greene officiating. Burial will be in the Blue Grass Cemetery under the direc Has he changed his decision not Rio and Sao Paulo. Barnard wil fly to New York early Thursday morning. lion of the Hixson Funeral Home to seek anv office this year. If he grandchildren.

CHARLIE OAKES HOMER Charlie G. Oakcs. 74. died in a Shreveport hospital Wednesday morning after a brief illness. Funeral services will be held at 2:30 p.m.

today at the First National Home Chapel with the Rev. Rently Massingill and the Jimmy Caraway officiating. Burial will be in the Rocky Springs Cemetery at Lisbon. Survivors are one brother, Karl Oakes of Homer: and one of DeRidder. has reconsidered, will he run for Maddox died Wednesday at a Lake Charles hospital.

governor or for the U.S. Senate. Faubus turned aside all serious nolitical questions during an Shop Levy's Uptown tonlyht HM 9 Since 1857 Survivors are his widow; three Chancy, both of Baton Rouge. CONNIE v7llARTLINE exclusive interview with The sons, Dempsey Maddox of Wesley, Ira Maddox of Pitkin and Marvin Maddox of Washington, VIVIAN Funeral services for D.C.: two daughters, Mrs. Glad Connie William Hartline, infant ys Hilton of Pitkin and Mrs.

John will be held at the graveside in the Vivian Cemetery today at 10 Lawver May Seek Demo Nomination for Governor L. McDonald of Lake Charles: 2t grandchildren; 40 great-grandchildren; and three great-greatgrandchildren. MISS CORIWE SANDERSON a.m. with the Rev. Stone Carra-way officiating.

The infant died in Ceiva, Puerto Rico on April 12. Survivors are her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hartline of Ceiva.

Puerto Rico in the U.S. Navy: NATCHITOCHES Miss Cor- inne Iliggins Sanderson, 81, died Tuesday night at her residence and her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs, Willie Hartline of Vivian after a brief illness. sister, Mrs. D.

C. Dodd of Houston, Tex. MRS. SUSIE Tl'RXBOW QUITMAN Mrs. Susie Turn-bow, 70, died Wednesday morning in a Ruston hospital after a lengthy illness.

Funeral services will be held today at 2 p.m. in the Sweetwater Baptist Church near Quitman with the Rev. C. W. Aswell, the Rev.

Wayne Toms and the Rev. Bob Holloway officiating. Burial will be in the church cemetery under the direction of the Southern Funeral Home of Joncsboro. Survivors are four sons. Bernard Turnbow, of Ruston, Lonnie Frank, Turnbow, William Mack Turnbow and Billy Joe Turnbow, all of Quitman; five grandchildren; and six Funeral services will be held and Mr.

and Mrs. C. D. Cornelius of Vivian. FORT SMITH.

Ark. AP -Ted Boswell, a Little Rock attorney who served on the Arkansas Constitutional Revision Study Commission, rapped Gov. Winthrop Rockefeller and both announced candidates for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination and said he might be forced to run for governor. Speaking here at a meeting sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce and the League of Women Voters, Boswell said that R. LUNSFORD SR.

MINDEN William Robert ilggJL Limsford Sr. died Wednesday afternoon. Funeral services will be held at 3 p.m. today in the Green- Boswell was critical of Rockefeller for hacking a bill introduced in the first special session of the legislature that would have given the Association of Arkansas Counties one per cent of the state turnback to counties. One of their uses for the money, Boswell said, would have been to work against a constitutional convention.

The bill was defeated. Crank sponsored the bill, and "wonder of wonders, the prime backer of the bill was none other than Gov. Winthrop Rockefeller, who was elected because of his advocacy of rcfrom in government," he said. "It was a pitiful and depressing sight." Of Whitbeck. he said, "the second Democrat is a silent candidate on this important issue, as he is on so many others.

He needs to start talking on his own free will and accord." Klcineggcr Chapel with the Rev. Ed. Thomas officiating. Burial will be in the Minden Cemetery. as he had indicated before, he still would prefer to remain in the private practice of law and "help others get elected to public Survivors are his widow; two sons.

Bill Lunsford Jr. and Tom Lunsford. both of Minden; one offices." But he added that, "Unless the daughter. Mrs. T.

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of Shreveport. nor, both Republican and Democrats, strengthen their positions very quicklty on the all-important issue of constitutional revi sion and a constitutional conven tion, then I shall feel compelled to file as a candidate for TEXAS MRS. EDNA LAGRONE MARSHALL. Tex. Mrs.

Friday at 10 a.m. in the Church of the Immaculate Conception with the Rev. Wilbur Cloulier officiating. Burial will be in the Catholic Cemetery under the direction of the Blanchard Funeral Home. A rosary will be read tonight at the funeral home at 7:30 p.m.

Survivors are several nieces and nephews, including Miss Eliza Payne of Natchitoches. JOSEPH IIEBERT NATCHITOCHES Joseph M. Hebcrt. 91, died Wednesday in a Converse hospital. He was a resident of Campti.

Funeral services will be held Friday at 10 a.m. in the Pentecostal Church at Campti. Burial will be in the Belmont Cemetery under the direction of First National Funeral Home. Survivors are three sisters, Mrs. Georgia Fletcher of Colfax.

Mrs. Susa Honeycutt of Dry Prong and Mrs. Maragrct Phi-leau of Texarkana, Ark. JOHN MCCALLISTER NATCHITOCHES John Calvin McCallister, 73, died Wednesday in a local hospital. Funeral services are pending.

Survivors are bis widow: four sons, George W. McCallister of Bossier City, John C. McCallister Jr. of U. S.

Army in Germany, Luther McCallister of Kansas City, and Ronnie M. McCallister of Natchitoches: seven daughters. Mrs. Lanora Welch of Natchitoches, Mrs. Lila Fitchpa-trick of Kokomo, Mrs.

Alice Guin of Natchitoches. Mrs. Joy governor." Rockefeller is the only Republi Edna LaGrone, 58, died Tuesday at Rockville. Md. Funeral services will be held at 11 a.m.

Saturday in the can candidate to announce or file. Little Rock insurance executive Frank Whitbeck has filed as a candidate for the Democratic nomination, and state Rep. Marion Crank of Foreman has announced his intention to run. Colonial Chapel of the Sullivan MRS. BERTHA MCCANN ALEXANDRIA Funeral services were held at 2 p.m.

Wednesday at the Hixson Brothers Funeral Home for Mrs. Bertha Mae McCann. Burial was in the Oak Grove Cemetery. Mrs. McCann, 73, of Pincville, died Tuesday in an Alexandria hospital.

Survivors are one son, Melvin F. McCann of Shreveport: one daughter. Mrs. Margie McKay of Pineville: two half-sisters, Mrs. Bessie King of Georgetown and Mrs.

Lottie Ennoss of Harrisonburg: three grandchildren; and two great-grandchildren. JAMES BRYANT LAKE CHARLES Funeral services for James C. Bryant, 56, will be held at 3 p.m. today in the Hammer Funeral Home Chapel. Mr.

Bryant died Wednesday in a Houston hospital. Survivors are his widow; two sons, Charles Bryant of Dallas, and James Bryant of Lake Charles; three daughters. Mrs. F. Coker of Lake Charles, Mrs.

Theodore Stryker of Hous Funeral Home with the Rev. C. A. Maule Jr. officiating.

Burial will be in the Gladewa- ter Memorial Cemetery in LSU Professor To Talk al NSC NATCHITOCHES Dr. Robert G. Husscy. associate professor of physics and astronomy at Louisiana State University, will present a seminar at Northwestern State College Thursday. Hussey will speak on Hydrodynamics of Liquid Helium at 2 p.m.

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