Easter Program And Birthday Rally At Union Baptists
The Union Baptist Church hosted its Easter program and First Quarterly Birthday Rally on March 16 with a tea finale. Finance totaled 116.35. organizers included Mrs. A C Hendrix, Mrs. Dorothy M Hamilton, and Mrs. M E Richie, Rev M E Richie pastor. Local events note travel to Pine Bluff for Palm Sunday by Heroines of Jericho, and birth of Kimberly Diane Topps on February 16 1972 to Rev Floyd Topps of Little Rock. Obituary announces Maggie Alford passing in Los Angeles with services scheduled there.
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Union
Union Baptist Church
A.C. Hendrix
Dorothy M. Hamilton
M.E. Richie
Jericho
Arkansas
Texas
Louisiana
Pine Hill Missionary Baptist Church
Pine Bluff
Chapter of Hope
Lena Tyus
T.J. Taylor
Captaria Smith
M.A.M
Floyd Topps
Schiller Street
Little Rock
Kimberly Diane Topps
Topps
Common Hill Baptist Church
Hope
Maggie Alford
Sheppard
Los Angeles
Ben Alford
West 10&Th Street
Cold Western and Eastern Weather Snap Hits Nation
An early spring chill grips the eastern half of the nation with frosty 30s across the South. Frost threats stretch to northern Alabama, while Michigan reports subzero wind chills. Snow falls in Pellston and Traverse City, with 2 to 3 inches in parts of New England. Oregon coast storms bring teredos and thunderstorms from Washington to California. Coastal winds gust past 50 mph. fair weather prevails elsewhere. Readings show widespread cool to mild temps from 2 in Marquette to 81 in Needles. In other notes, the Pentateuch is described as the Hebrews’ supreme law after exile.
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Associated Press
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Nashville
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St. Louis
San Francisco
Seattle
Chaplin Returns Home to Standing Ovation in New York
Charlie Chaplin, back from 20 years exile, choked up as he told a full house at Carnegie Hall that he was home again. The 82 year old, in a baggy suit and derby, appeared for a $100-a-seat program of The High Life and The Kid, then spoke briefly praising his fans and managed a trembling expression of gratitude.
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Henrietta Leith
Associated Press
NEW York (Ap
Charlie Chaplin
Philharmonic Hall
Chaplin
Film Society of Lincoln Center
Lillian Gish
Leopold Stokowski
Douglas Fairbanks Jr
Otto Preminger
Johnny Carson
Dick Cavett
Zero Mostel
Candice Bergen
Charles Chaplin
Oona
Fairbanks
Famous Newsman Dies
Hodding Carter Jr. Pulitzer prize winning publisher and author died at 65 in Greenville Mississippi from a heart attack. He led The Daily Delta Democrat Times and sparked national attention with editorials on racial justice. Funeral plans were not announced. The governor called him a strong voice for justice. Carter won the 1946 Pulitzer for editorials on racial moderation and denounced county officials in a 1963 piece for murder and discrimination. He later faced censure from the Mississippi House. Survivors include widow Betty Werlein Carter and two sons.
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Greenville
Miss
Hodding Carter Jr
Carter
Daily
Delta Democrat Times
Mississippi
Bill Waller
Bolivar County
Mississippi House
Ham
Betty Werlein Carter
Hodding Carter Iti
Philip Carter
Atlanta
McGovern Claims Wisconsin Win Boosts Presidential Bid
Wisconsin victory signals McGovern's viability as a Democratic contender after 15 months of campaign. The South Dakota senator positions to challenge a two-wing race, while Muskie's bid stalls amid Illinois results and upcoming contests in Massachusetts and Pennsylvania.
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Walter R. Mears
Milwaukee, Wis
George McGovern
McGovern
Wisconsin
South Dakota
Gary Hart
Hart
Sen
Edmund S. Muskie
Maine
Illinois
Florida
Muskie
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
Len Hubert H Humphrey
Minnesota
Bangladesh Recognition Opens Economic Path for Country
United States recognition of Bangladesh to enable membership in the World Bank and IMF and spur economic gains. But questions linger on India ties, China veto risks at the UN, and Pakistan arms repatriation remains unsettled. State Department officials say recognition sets the stage despite ongoing diplomatic strains.
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Washington
United States
Bangladesh
U.S
World Bank
International Monetary Fund
India
United Nations
State Department
Pakistan
East Pakistan
New Delhi
Shanghai
Nixon
Chou En-lai
Soviet Union
Peking
Candidates for State and Federal Offices in Arkansas
A compiled list shows candidates for U S House and Senate from Arkansas and seven constitutional offices. Democrats include McClellan Pryor Boswell and others. Republicans include Hammerschmidt Babbitt Blaylock and Climer. Statewide posts list Norman incumbents with several challengers and party balance. Funeral: Bryan Stearns 77 retired parks official. service at 2 p m in Little Rock with burial Forest Hills Cemetery. Camden News ordered to withhold police blotter entries.
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Little Rock
U.S. House
Senate
Arkansas
U.S. Senate
Ted Boswell
Foster Johnson
John L. McClellan
David Pryor
Wayne H. Babbitt
Bryan Stearns
State Parks, Recreation and Travel Commission
Camden, Ark
Steve Laney
Camden
Camden News
The
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Anne Armstrong
National Republican Party
Ned Wernick
Ft. Smith
Marshall Rush
Jim Pruden
Arkansas Federation of Republican Women
South
Richard Nixon
Esther Hicks
Lavater
Anna P. Strong Federated Club
Gladys Golston
Hicks Funeral Home
Estelle Spearman
Union Fellowship
New Testament Pentecostal Church of Jesus
Walker and
Dairy Streets
Geeain
J.C. White
Supreme Law
Hope (Ark.) Star
DeValls Bluff
White River
Federal Transportation Department
Coliseum
Phi Beta Lambda
Madalia Bros
Fox-Office
Darryl Haas
Charlie Richardson
Air Force
King High
Corpus Christies
Spencer Davis
Bill Alexander
Wilbur D. Mills
Howard Guess Cain
Guy W. Hatfield
Milton Emerson Stolberg
John Paul Hammerschmidt
Richard Arnold
Jack Coleman
Richard Mays
Ray Thornton
Dale
Oscar Alngood
Kelly Bryant
Jack Riggs
Vernon Whitten
Jerome Climer
Nancy Halli
Bill Thompson
Jim Guy Tucker
Ed Bethune
Sam Jones
Benny Roark
Jimmie
Jones
Supreme Court
Conley Byrd
Amspeec
Amspec Inc
Mackenzie Drive
Columbus
Onio
Ow Chemical Company
Camp Insulation & Supply Co
Willisville, Ark
Hempstead County Farmers Assn
Ark
Sevier County Farmers Coop DeQueen Ark
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