Local Society Calendar Improvised Page of Meetings
A foggy social column lists multiple April society gatherings from churches and clubs. Events include Woman’s Security of Christian Service at First Methodist Church, nursey opening, Ann Wollerman Circle meeting, and PEO chapters AE and AEB holding meetings at various homes. DAR John Cain Chapter lunch and DAR slides at the Diamond, plus Ruth and Builders Bible Classes event at Fins Baptist Church.
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Christian Service
First Methodist Church
Ann Wollerman
Thirst Baptist Church
Charles Keyner- Sot
Ruth and Builders Bible
Clags of the
Fins. Baptist Church
Tiestay
Field
Hosteske’s
R. Mones
Noah Hobbs
Ay Allen
John Cain
The
DAR
Diamond
Nationality Museum
Otis. Blackwood
Johny Keck
Kelly Bryant
James Martindale
Blackwood
Ozarks to Lose Accreditation at North Central Association
Clarksville Ark College of the Ozarks president William Findley announced Thursday the Presbyterian school will lose its accreditation by the North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools effective July 1. He said an appeal is possible within 30 days and readmission could occur either through appeal or by upgrading standards to meet accreditation rules.
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Clarksville
Ark
College of the Ozarks
Presbyterian School
North Central Association of Colleges, and
iPr
William
Findley
Ate Creditation
Hies
Quachila National Forest Largest in Southern Region
The Quachila National Forest, oldest and largest in the Southern region, spans more than a million five hundred thousand acres and offers some of the world’s most scenic spots and premier recreational areas.
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He Quachila National Forest
Federal government owns vast land in Arkansas
The federal government remains the state’s largest landholder, controlling nearly three million acres across Arkansas. This expansive footprint spans multiple agencies and locations, influencing regional land use, conservation, and development considerations.
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Federal Government
Arkansas
Weather Delays Centaur Rocket Launch at Cape Canaveral
Weather at Cape Canaveral forces at least a four hour postponement of the Centaur heavy energy rocket launch. Heavy cloud cover and high winds hindered the initial flight tests planned to check stock systems. When operational in about two years Centaur will lift 4½ ton satellites or send large payloads to the Moon Mars and Venus. Its second stage uses liquid hydrogen delivering 40 percent more thrust per pound than conventional fuels. A modified Atlas serves as the first stage.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Centaur
Moon
Mars
Venus
Kennedy plans face slow detour on transportation reform
President Kennedy’s push to streamline land sea and air travel faces delays from time constraints and required action by five House committees. House GOP and Democratic leaders expect narrow action this year with possible early June consideration if linked to wartime excise tax extensions. Proposals include rate reductions and tax changes in surface and air travel.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congress
House
Oren Harris
D-Ark
House Interstate Commerce Committee
John B. Bennett
Michigan
Harris
Bennett
Warren G. Magnuson
D-Wash
Senate Interstate Committee
Ways and Means
Bookmobile Schedule for April 10 to 12
Bookmobile routes listed for April 10 to 12 with times and locations. Stops include Experiment Station Breed home Meloy home Emmet School Emmet Community Arkla Village Pharris home Rocky Mount DeAnn Rhode McCaskie Young home Farles home Kidd home Woodruff Hix Lee Gro Head home Cummings home Dougan Guernsey Whitney Gro McNab Latshaw home Natural Gag station B Bar Ranch Mandeville Try home Youngbloods Cafe.
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Experiment Station
Breed
Meloy
Emmet
Arkla Village
Pharris
Rocky Mount
DeAnn
Rhode
McCaskie
Young
Farles
Kidd
Woodruff
Hix Lee
UN Created in New York 17 Years Ago
James Marlow analyzes the UN’s 17 years since San Francisco founding, noting US and Russia veto dynamics, decolonization shifts, and the body's mixed record. He argues the UN has not solved major global issues yet remains the sole global body capable of broad cooperation, with future potential if it endures.
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New York
James Marlow
Associated Press
Washington
United Nations
San Francisco
Senate
Europe
United States
Russia
Security Council
U.N
General Assembly
Assembly
Coul
Uthat
Hannetring
Kwonedy
Rusia
Coin Dry Cleaning Machine Study in Arkansas
State officials plan to discuss proposed regulations on coin operated dry cleaning machines as the Health Department, noted by authorities, considers changes. The discussion, led by health officials, aims to address operator concerns and ensure safety in the industry within Arkansas.
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Little Rock
State Board of Health
Mey Ming
State Health Department
Br. J.T. Herron
Hiskmenis
Dorothy Dix Advice Columns on Marriage and Divorce
A jumble of letters and editorials presents Dorothy Dix style guidance on marriage stress, divorce decisions, and family strain. The writers discuss hunting season frustrations, desire for independence, and the social dangers of early marriage and illegitimate choices, urging careful consideration and warning about long term consequences.
Miss Coralyn Medders Weds Bill Georges in Richardson
Miss Coralyn Medders daughter of Mr and Mrs Garland Medders married Bill Georges son of Mr and Mrs Sar B Georges in the Episcopal Church of Transfiguration Richardson on Friday March 23 The ceremony was officiated by Father G Flagg with traditional wedding marches and a soft organ rendition of Perfect Love The bride wore a champagne silk shamtung suit and veil with pink rosebuds and white carnations The couple were attended by Mr Nicholas Georges and Mrs Georges and a reception followed at the bride's aunt Mrs Blabche Rush home They reside in Richardson at 300 South Gente
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Coralyn Medders
Daugheter
Garland Medders
Bill Georges
Sar B. Georges
Ft. Worth
Texas
Episcopal Church of Transfiguration
Richardson
G. Flagg
Marjj-L ‘Agu
Nicholas Georges
Sistain
Mic Blabche Rush
Wd South Gente
Climate Probe Studies Arthritis Link in Indians
Government scientists plan a two tribe study to examine climate and heredity factors in arthritis and rheumatism among American Indians. The National Center for Arthritis and Metabolic Diseases will coordinate research, surveying tribes in Montana and the Pacific Northwest as researchers prepare field work next year.
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Frank Carey Washington
Paibul Cis
Yeurromi
Sevahd Die Wits
School Menu Next Week
The week of April 13 offers a school lunch plan featuring Monday items such as creamed hickery over Nee with buttered peas and carrots and mashed options, Tuesday through Friday showcase beef stew, turkey with dressing, spaghetti with meat sauce, and assorted sides including vegetables, fruit, milk, and desserts.
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Wednewlay
Borden
Astronaut Glenn Endorses Solid Foods For Space Men
Wallington reports astronaut John H. Glenn endorses solid foods like applesauce for future spacemen. NASA detailed records of his triple Earth orbit to an international gathering exceed 1,000 scientists, with medical officials declaring health normal before during after the flight.
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Frank Carey Wallington
Glen
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Jury Picked in 2nd Murder Trial
In Russellville a jury was seated today in the second degree murder case of Mayo, charged in a shotgun slaying. The trial revolves around contested testimonies and witness statements as proceedings continue.
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Russellville
ABI
Pup Comnts
Cou
Taday
Ant Mayo
Fragmented OCR Report of 1860 Trial and Prosecution
The readable text references AG Loyd ISU and Vuliog in a 1860 trial with a 12 gauge shotgun related incident. A trial jury reported ft cout reaching a vision. The prosecution faced penalties, while the state’s electric cops maintained long distribution drives over 40,000 miles.
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Isu
Lloyd
Aevision
Subscription Rates and AP Copyright Notice
Rates list payments in advance for various regions and durations including weekly monthly and yearly options. The notice identifies advertising representatives and Philadelphia, Memphis and Dallas addresses and confirms AP rights and exclusive republication, with the standard Associated Press copyright language.
Automatic Self Injectors for Space Flight Mentioned
NASA experts described automatic self injectors in Glenn Jr. space suit during a symposium. The four injectors held pain and shock medications with a red safety cap and a pin release. The system could pierce the suit to reach the astronaut’s skin, causing a minor leak in tests. Glenn did not use them on his February flight.
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Washington
Asronaut
Glenn Jr
Napional Aeronautics and Space Administration
Coronel
Glenn Caryried
NASA
Glenn
Maxwell Sentenced to Death in 1982 Appeal Case
AP reports Circuit Judge P E Dobbs formally sentenced William Lee Maxwell to death in the electric chair on June 15 1982 after a March 26 conviction for raping a 34 year old woman in a baseball park near her home. The defense’s motion for a new trial was overruled, and Mercer plans an appeal to the state Supreme Court.
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Or Sprogs
Cironit
P. E. Dobbs
William Lee Maxwell
Maxwell
T Hat Maxwell
Dobbs
Christopher Mercer Jr
Little Rock
State Supreme Court
Mercer
Justice Collapses at Desk On Supreme Court
Justice Felix Frankfurter the oldest member of the Supreme Court, 79, collapsed at his Washington desk and was rushed by ambulance to George Washington University Hospital. Doctors described his condition as very satisfactory and resting comfortably with tests planned. His secretary, Mrs. Elsie L. Douglas, said he had not suffered a heart attack, noting a prior heart issue in 1959 and that he was undergoing further evaluation.
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Space Agency
Martine Hententm Coronel
Space
Glenn
William J. Dayhis
Doulas
Gion
Semester Observat
Fom Clan
Hawk
Darth
Vail
Trani
Soib
Tarih Shiputs
Cleon
Furkel Leeamnaig
Winshire
NS del
Hington
Felix Frankfurter
Supreme Court
Washington
Frankfurter
George Washington University Hospital
Elsie L. Douglas
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