Miller to Head Procurement on King Chicken Day
Julius Miller will chair the procurement committee for King Chicken Day on March 7 hosted by the El Dorado Lions Club. The event at the Randolph Hotel features fried chicken meals with takeout, entertainment by Mrs. Harvey Paul and Mrs. Leonard Fulkerson, and proceeds benefiting community projects.
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Julius Miller
Raymond Gilbert
el Dorado Lions Club
Miller
E P. Williams
C. L. “Chig’ Jacobs
Old Petroleum Club
Randolph Hotel
Harvey Paul
Leonard Fulkerson
Claude Graves
Jacobs
Wayne Murphy
Tom Baumgardner
Lions Club
Arkansas Baptist Children’s Home
Monticello
Union County Fair
Salvation Army
Union County Tuberculosis Association
Arkansas Tuberculosis Association Board
DeSoto Area
Boy Scouts of America
el Dorado Masonic Lodge No. 13
el Dorado Riding Club
Scimitar Shrine Mounted Patrol of
Little Rock
Houston
Cedar St
Williams
Oaks Cafeteria
Rose Haven
The
Fouke
Ark
el Dorado
Chamber of Commerce and
Greater el Dorado
Arkansas Restaurant Association
Casa Linda
Jollie Jollie Griffing
Lion Oil Co
First Methodist Church
Francis Asbury
N. Jefferson Ave
Orient
Paula Brock
Arkansas Poultry
Miss Brock
Rufus Garrett Hotel
China
Japan
Arkansas
San Francisco
Calif
Honolulu
Luau
Sapporo
Hokkkaido
Brick
Brock
Springdale
Hope
Conway
Batesville
R. J. Haney
Bob Phillips
Wendy Evans
J. C. Johnson
J. C. Honeycutt
Television listings for Wed Feb 22 with stations
The notice lists KTBS Channel 3 KARK Channel 4 KTAL Channel 6 KATV Channel 7 KNOE Channel 8 KTVE Channel 10 all in Central Standard Time. All programs subject to change without notice and publishers strive for accuracy despite last minute changes.
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News-Times Publishing Company
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Kark-Tv
Ktal-Tv
KATV
Knoe-Tv
KTVE
Educational TV LineupDisplays Broad Program Mix
Channel schedule lists 2 4:00 All Aboard with Mr Be Did you Bring the Mustard 4:30 Whats New Viller Valle VI The Adventure with the Shark 5:00 2s Tours Travel film 5:30 Discovery The age of Dinosaurs 6:00 Whats New Pathet New York 6:30 Una Aventura Espanola Spanish instruction 6:45 Origins of Man Lecture No 6 Fossil Primates 7:30 Living for the Sixties Guests George Oppheimer author 8:00 Smart Sewing Making A Blouse 8:30 Public Affairs II International Magazine.
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Mr. Be
Viller Valle
Age of Diosaurs
Pathet
New York
UNA Aventura Espanola
George Oppeheimer
International Magazine
Time for Flowers Soon or Later in Morning
A brief note lists a contact number and a morning time on February 23, inviting action about flowers. The message emphasizes a decision point and specifies a telephone line for details.
Two Wrecks Reported No Injuries In County
State Trooper Travis Nash reported two vehicle wrecks Tuesday afternoon with no injuries. At 2 10 p.m. on Mt Holly Road M J Billingsley was rear ended by a 1959 pickup driven by Walter Hicks. both vehicles had light damage and Hicks was charged with following too close. At 4 15 p.m. on Highway 82 Ross Mayfield and Donald Burnside collided when Mayfield turned right. both cars were heavily damaged with Mayfield charged for failing to signal and Burnside for following too close.
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Travis Nash
Mt. Holly
M. J. Billingsley
S. Smith Ave
Walter Hicks
Rinard St
Nash
Hicks
Ross Mayfield
Rt. 2
Box 62
Donald Burnside
Henderson State College
Arkadelphia
Mayfield
Burnside
Bird in Hand Stumps Police at Fort Lauderdale
Police pursuit ends with discovery that a burglar was not caught. the only culprit found was a bird banging at windows to escape. The incident occurred as Roy Scarbrough reported noises and officers heard activity inside before entering the neighbor's house.
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Fort Lauderdale
Fila
Roy Scarbrough
New Mexico Surpasses Five Thousand Producing Oil Wells
New Mexico now reports more than 5,000 producing oil wells, signaling a sustained level of activity in the state’s petroleum sector. The figure reflects ongoing development, with operators expanding output across multiple basins.
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New Mexico
Human Touch Cited At Salvation Army Advisory Banquet
Lt. Col. C. William Jaynes urged the Salvation Army as a spiritual force aiding the down and out and the up and left out before more than 100 at the Rufus Garrett Hotel. Music featured Cordovox and accordion performances plus Mystic Knights Band members.
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Cris Keys
C. William Jaynes
Salvation Army Advisory Board
Rufus Garrett Hotel
Jaynes
Oklahoma-Arkansas
Salvation Army
Bonita Paul
Margaret Mentil
Tommy Murray
Menzil
Murray
Mystic Knights
Carroll Brewster
Robert Meyer
Robert Hosford
Doyle Cooper
Roscoe Walker
Brewster
Edward Glover
W. C. Nolan Jr
Oren Harris
Evans Coles
Robert L. Turnbow
el Dorado High School Thespians
Anchor Club
Lions Club
Shriners
Student Earns Honor Certificate for Magazine Article
Miss Linda Spooner of Junction City receives the Honor Certificate Award for her 1966 youth magazine piece Land That I Love. Kenneth D. Wells of the Freedom Foundation at Valley Forge announced the selection as an effort to foster understanding of the American Way of Life. Spooner, 19, a freshman at Arkansas College in Batesville, lived in the Belgian Congo until 1960. her parents reside at Faraway Farm in Junction City.
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Linda Spooner
Junction City
Kenneth D. Wells
The
Freedoms Foundation
Valley Forge
Penn
Wells
Spooner
Belgian Congo
United States
Arkansas College
Batesville
Faraway Farm
Salvation Army Kettle Service Honors Local Volunteers
Awards were presented for outstanding service while manning the Salvation Army Christmas kettles. Rev. Alvin Murray gave the invocation and Rev. Glover delivered the benediction. Gene Rathbun introduced guests Bernard Kalapach and local news media members.
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Salvation Army
Alvin Murray
Glover
Gene Rathbun
Bernard Kalapach
Watutsi Giants and Jupiter Infrared Emissions
National Geographic notes Watutsi tribesmen stand about 5 feet 9 inches on average. Infrared measurements show Jupiter radiates four times more energy than it receives from the sun.
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Watutsi
The
National Geographic
Jupiter
Forest Service 1965 Revenue From Timber Grazing Fees
In 1965 the U S Forest Service collected 149 million dollars from timber sales grazing permits and other fees.
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U.S. Forest Service
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Perry Como
Gomer Pyle
Ben Casey
Tex. College
J. la Lanne
Andy Griffith
Barbara Hollywood
D. van Dyke
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Beaver Mike Douglas
Mike Douglas
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Mark Stevens
Showtime
Slickest
Prise
L. L. Holmes
J.C. Hway
Coley’s Food Serv
Boris Karloff
Snaoky Lawson
Marshall Dillon
F.E.T
U.S. A.C
Prine
EL Dorado Automotive Center
Riverside
Ives
Town House Restaurant
N.W. Avenue