Right Living Topic Highlighted by Kiwanis Program
Hope Arkansas Star reports Kiwanis program on the topic Right Living for Wednesday April 6 1966. The item notes local infrastructure mentions Arkansas 115 southwest extension near Lawrence County and a 128 foot steel bridge over Dubh Creek on Arkansas 80 southwest of Danville with construction details on U S 82 southeast from Phatt milea south.
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HOPE
Ark
Arkansas
Lawrence County Inc
U.S
Phatt
el Dorado City
YELL
Dubh Creek
Danville
Imboden
LEE — Commete
Brickeye
Montgomery
Caddo River
Arkansas Junction
PIKE
Glenwood
U.S. 70
Sharp
Bids on State Roads Total $5 Million
The Kansas Highway Commission advertised for bids on five million dollars of road work, with openings set for April 27. Projects cover Interstate 29 in Nevada and Clark counties, Interstate 4 near Clarksville to Russell Hills, and Interstate 49 from Conway to Menifee, plus rest areas, bridges, and related work across several Arkansas counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Kansas Highway
Nevada and
Clark
Little Missouri River
Arkansas
Imanerst
Asus Park
Clarksville
Russell Hills
Conway and
Faulkner
Conway
Menice
Garland
U.S. 70
Lafayette
Tawisville
Stamps City
Lawrence
Gloria Vanderbilt turns painter after rich girl years
Gloria Vanderbilt, heiress and social figure, now paints in a bright studio after marriages to Pat di Cicco Leopold Stokowski and Wyatt Cooner. The once celebrated custody litigation is distant as she discusses discipline, focus, and support from her husband while preparing a one man show.
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Gloria Vanderbilt
Pat di Cicco
Gloria
Leopold Stokowski
Chris
Stan
Stokowskis
Sidney Lumet
Wyatt
Carter
Pa'nther Hanvy
Jean Sprain Wilson
New York
Wyatt Cooner
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Joe
Arkansas State College
Weather and War Patchwork From Arkansas Dispatch
Weather reports note a 24 hour period ending 7 am Wednesday with highs around 65 and frost. Regional forecast calls for fair skies in Central Arkansas with scattered frost tonight and warmer days ahead through Thursday. Also mentions Vietnam era patches on pilots and a coyote tale from Weldon, plus a nod to Paul Revere’s midnight ride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas
Associated Press
Townsend Returning to Britain After Royal Romance
LONDON AP Peter Townsend 51 plans to return to Britain to live with his Belgian wife and three children. He will work for a London public relations firm starting April 13. Townsend last lived in London in 1958 after meeting Princess Margaret while an RAF officer. Buckingham Palace discouraged the romance because he was a divorcee. Margaret chose not to marry him in 1955. five years later she married Anthony Armstrong-Jones, now Earl of Snowdon. Townsend said in a later interview, It will never return to Britain. Never.
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London
Peter Townsend
Margaret
Britain
Townsend
Royal Air Force
Buckingham Palace
Anthony, Armstrong-Jones
Earl of
Snowdon
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C. D. Whittle
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Wayne G. Brandstadt
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Newspaper Enterprise Assn
F.C. Crow
Bill Kennedy
R. B. Moore Jr
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Independence County
Joe Morgan
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Tikes
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Weather Experiment Stationeport
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Jonesboro
128Th Aviation Battalion
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Rich Ritcheson
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