Miss El Dorado Pageant Seeks Contestants At City Hall
Miss Martha Eunice Perdue among early entrants as El Dorado Junior Chamber sponsors the Miss El Dorado Pageant at the El Dorado Municipal Auditorium. The winner receives a trip to Hot Springs to compete in Miss Arkansas July 13 18.
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Martha Eunice Perdue
Elacement Whitehorn
Howard H. Hawkins
el Dorado Municipal Auditorium
el Dorado
Oakhurst St
University of Arkansas
Zeta Tau Alpha
el Dorado High School
Firstee Church
Tal
Perdue
Denny Palmer
The
Jaycettes
Don Caruthers
Palmer
Union 3
Caruthers
Union
Exact Area Of Ozarks Not Known
The Ozarks lack a fixed boundary with Ted Morley noting no official delineation. Encyclopedic lines place Russellville and Clarksville near or within the Ozarks, while geological maps and experts debate the exact border. Publicity bodies fund Ozark promotion, yet locals vary on what qualifies as Ozark.
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Ouachita Mountains
State Planning Commission
Ozarks
Ted Morley
Russellville
Clarksville
Illinois
Missouri
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Missouri Ozarks
St. Francis Mountains
Popular Bluff
Ozark Plateau
Arkansas River Valley
Mt. Magazine
Boston Range
Arkansas River
Ozark Playgrounds Association
The
Petit Jean
Ozark
Kuchel Urged to Back Goldwater by Knowland Weight
In San Francisco William Knowland warns Sen. Kuchel and other liberal Republicans to back Barry Goldwater if he clinches the Republican nomination or risk losing future GOP support. Knowland chairs Goldwater’s California delegation at the upcoming convention.
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San Francisco
William F. Knowland
Thomas H. Kuchel
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Knowland
California
Kuchel
Warren urges unity through diversity at Stanford graduation
Chief Justice Earl Warren addressed Stanford's 3,300 graduates and 12,000 in attendance, saying the American ideal is unity via diversity. He warned against pride and intolerance, noting history's price for rejecting pluralism and stressing the need for a pluralistic society of varied races colors and religions.
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Stanford
Calif
Earl Warren
Stanford University
America
Wheels Unanimous: U M Survey Sees 1964 Car Buying Rise
University of Michigan survey center reports 10.5 percent of families plan to buy a new car in 1964, the strongest fourth quarter indication since the 1960s. A 7 million car year seems likely as consumer demand tops intent. Classifieds promote autos for sale and practical budgeting.
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Wheels
University of Michigan
Survey Research Center
News- Times
Nixon Says He Would Accept If Selected To Break Deadlock
In a Chicago Forum interview Richard Nixon said he would accept if delegates chose him to break a convention deadlock. He stated the race remains between Barry Goldwater and William Scranton, and does not see a strong third force capable of deadlocking the convention.
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Nixon
Chicago
Richard M. Nixon
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
Forum
WBKB
Sunday Stars: Farrell and Kille Lead Baseball Wins
Pitcher Dick Farrell of the Colts earned his 10th win by limiting St. Louis to one run on eight hits in a 4-1 victory. Harmon Killebrew of the Twins slugged three homers, pushing his season total to 20 as Minnesota swept a doubleheader from Washington 6-5 and 9-2.
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Associated Press
Dick Farrell
Colts
St. Louis
Harmon Killebrew
Twins
Minnesota
Washington
Miss Little Rock crown and NLRB move noted
Tommye Lou Vines a 19 year old Baylor University student was named Miss Little Rock and will compete in the Miss Arkansas pageant in Hot Springs. Mark Kitchin of Kansas City will replace Thomas R. Stover as field examiner for the National Labor Relations Board in Little Rock as Stover moves to Washington. Gov. Orval E. Faubus will speak at the open house for Bentonville Graphic Arts Center housing General Business Forms and Walters Poster Corp.
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Associated Press
Little
Little Rock
Mark Kitchin
Kansas City
Thomas R. Stover
National Labor Relations Board
Stover
Washington
Bentonville, Ark
Orval E. Faubus
New Graphic Arts Center
Bentonville
General Business Forms, Inc
Ee Walters Poster Corporaon
Little Rock Pilot Joins Air Force Thunderbirds
Captain Charles Hamm of Little Rock has been assigned to the Thunderbirds, the Air Force precision flying unit. He is stationed at Nellis Air Force Base near Las Vegas, Nevada, home of the exhibition group.
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Little Rock
Charles Hamm
Air Force
The
Thunderbirds
Nellis Afb
Las Vegas
Nev
Arkansas population projection hits two million by 1980
The University of Arkansas reports future population in the state may exceed two million by 1980 with a range of 1,960,700 to 2,505,000. The 1960 census showed 1,786,272 residents. In Little Rock, department store sales rose two percent for the week ended June 6, and year to date sales are up eight percent per the Federal Reserve Bank.
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Little Rock
University of Arkansas
Arkansas
Arkapisas
Federal Recive Bank
Arkansas Free Enterprise backs right-to-work stance
The Arkansas Free Enterprise Association supports Carl Hinkle, head of the Arkansas Industrial Development Commission, in favor of retaining the right-to-work law, while AFL-CIO leader Bill Becker criticizes it as anti-union. A separate Jacksonville pageant selects a new Miss Jacksonville to compete in Miss Arkansas, and Walter Darling of Jonesboro was elected president of the Arkansas State Association of Letter Carriers with officers named.
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Little Rock
Arkansas Free Enterprise Association
Carl Hinkle
Arkansas Industrial Development Commissision
Hinkle
Bill Becker
Afl-Cio
Faubus Attacks Newsmen and Moderates at Cove Ceremony
Gov. Orval Faubus assailed newsmen and racial moderates during a dedicatory address for two residence cottages at the Boys Training School in Pine Bluff. He criticized Arkansas newspapers over coverage of college graduates leaving the state and warned about potential opponents in the sixth term race. A 450-person crowd attended the $65,000 each buildings ceremony.
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Pine Bluff
Ark
Orval E. Faubus
Faubus
The
Arkansas Gazette
Gazette
Arkansas Democrat
Democrat
Harry Truman
Fomer
Jefferson Davis
Sam J. Allen
Arkansas Council of Churches
Little Rock
Allen
Winthrop Rockefeller
Elections Held At Organization Annual Meeting
The organization's annual meeting featured the election of officers and discussion of upcoming plans. Members gathered to cast ballots and endorse leadership for the coming year at the local chapter's venue.
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Organization
Hearing Aims At Claims Against Scott Valve Bankrupt Firm
In Jonesboro Arkansas a District Court hearing Tuesday will decide which claims are allowed against Scott Valve Manufacturing Co of Blytheville. The plant was bought November 19 1963 by Nibco Inc of Elkhart Indiana for 436700 after the firm was declared bankrupt October 11 Referee in Bankruptcy Arnold M Adam said 307000 remained for common creditors and bankruptcy expenses after secured claims.
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Jonesboro, Ark
Scott Valve Manufacturing Co
Blytheville
Scott
Nibco, Inc
Elkhart
Ind
Arnold M. Adam
Arkansas Auctioneers elect new officers at annual meeting
Buddy Shaffner of Newport was elected president Sunday of the Arkansas Auctioneers Association. Other officers chosen include Bill Massey of Jonesboro as vice president Milo Beck of Rogers as secretary-treasurer at the annual meeting in Little Rock.
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Little Rock
Buddy Shaffner
Newport
Arkansas Auctioneers Association
Bill Massey
Jonesboro
Milo Beck
Rogers
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John Moore
Benny Cox
Ed Hughes
Charles Robertson
Warren
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Scranton
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Gas and Electric
Town & Country Furniture
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Farmers Market
Dorado
Coca Cola
Bonanza
the Piggly Wiggly
S & H Green
Megro Antaloupe
Amitage Tomatoes
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Jacksonvile
Little Rock Air Force Base
Jacksonville
Walter Darling
Arkansas State Association of Letter Carriers
Peter Loris
Fort Smith
Earl Dacus
Jones
Jim Stevens
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