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Newspaper
El Dorado Times
Location
El Dorado, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1965
Page
1
The group toured central Rome sites including a new statue atop a column replacing Peter Briachi’s fountain. They debated ancient population figures, visited the Circus Maximum with 200000 seating, the Pyramid tomb from 13 B C, and the theater of Marcellus.
Johnson Moore joined Galiilee Baptist Church in Heflin as a youth before moving to El Dorado in 1989. There he united with Douglas Chapel Baptist Church and served for years as Sunday School superintendent. He was a Prince Hall Lodge No 151 member and a World War I veteran.
The City Association of Colored Women's Clubs will meet. Members are asked to sign in and confirm attendance for the upcoming session.
The National Council of Churches plans a nationwide effort to mobilize Christian participation against poverty. A Washington briefing drew up a field force to work with state and local councils, denominational judicatories, churches, welfare agencies and interfaith groups nationwide.
The article discusses expanding social security eligibility as of 1961, noting that workers over 65 can earn more than 1200 dollars annually yet still receive benefits. It highlights concerns for seniors near retirement who have not yet claimed benefits and the need to clarify retirement options.
The Lutheran World Federation reports 3,436 schools worldwide including Latin America Africa Asia and New Guinea. The network educates 334,569 pupils with 9,957 teachers, covering elementary secondary and teacher training institutions.
Reudelhuber, a Core Laboratories employee, spoke to Lions members about life in France during six years in Paris. He described close family ties, limited civil participation, and limited home entertainment outside the family while noting no anti American sentiment among the French. Dawson Hawkins led the program. guests included Judy Clark, Ed Reynolds, Ken Holloway, and A. D. Allen.
Delegates from the St Andrews Cumberland Presbyterian Church travel to California for the 13th General Assembly at the historic First Chinese Cumberland. They bring their families for the trip and participation in the convention.
Calendar of weekly events compiled by the El Dorado Chamber of Commerce lists Kiwanis Club at Rufus Garrett Hotel at noon, USAR Transportation Army Terminal Station, Senior Council at Employment Security, YWCA Board Meeting, and other notices. May include June 16 to 17 entries with venues on W 8th and E Block St. and organizations like Credit Bureau and Swim-YWCA.
The Joint Working Group formed by the World Council of Churches and the Roman Catholic Church held its first session at the Ecumenical Institute in Bossey near Geneva. It aims to study relations between the two bodies and seek greater mutual understanding and cooperation. The opening task was to clarify mandate and establish methods of work.
Doctrinal matters top the agenda at the Lutheran Church Missouri Synod convention in Detroit June 16 26 with overtures urging favorable action on Lutheran Council in the United States membership and cooperative agency as a successor to the National Lutheran Council. The council was drafted by Synod and the American Lutheran Church Lutheran Church in America and Synod of Evangelical Lutheran Churches.
An AP report notes a simmering rivalry as Titan 3C, the Falcon of solid-fuel boosters, awaits launch on Pad 4 at Cape Kennedy. The Air Force argues for military uses in space, challenging NASA's manned Saturn plans and foreshadowing possible policy clashes over future moon missions.
The fragment notes an 1888 football game played in New Jersey, mentioning players and teams in a formal contest. It reflects early game reporting with sparse details and no clear outcomes.
Plans for the 1965 Fine Arts Festival in El Dorado began at a Chamber of Commerce fine arts committee meeting. Charlies Van Ness was elected chairman for the 1965 86 season, with Mrs Clark Barton and Van Ness named to three year terms on the Fine Arts Council. The festival, likely spanning much of fall, will concentrate from November 7 with dedication day for the Fine Arts Building.
Miss Kathy ONeill, former Mur Oil Corp. executive and Oak Park resident, grew up in New Orleans until age two and now studies drama in England. She joins the Junior Drama Dorado School program this summer as part of a local committee's theme Unlimited-tionen For A Better World.
The Bill Waite Memorial is renamed the Fred Waring Four-Ball Masters. It will be played in four age groups under 20, 20 to 40, 40 to 60, and over 60. The tournament runs August 23 to 29 with Reynolds, Van Ness, and Mrs Rudy Vondracek involved.
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