Society Calendar Highlights Apr 8 to Apr 11
The New Country Club hosts & Pothick and Cards entertainment at 7:00 p.m. on Saturday, April 8. April 10 features Royal Service by the Night Circle of the WMU at First Baptist Fellowship Hall with Ann Wollerman Circle in charge. Memorial Baptist Church hosts a devotional by Kenneth Bobo at 7:30 p.m. Circle No. 1 meets at First Christian Church parlor at 2:30 p.m. with Belew and Franks leading. Circle No. 2 gathers at the Tillet Christian Church home with Dewey Camy T as host and Mike Kelly as leader. Chanter AE of the P.E.C. convenes April 11 at 3:30 p.m. at Mrs. Sorrells’ home. DeAnn Lilac Garden Club meets 2:00 p.m. Tuesday in Mrs. B. O'Steen’s home. bring a mass arrangement titled April Showers. Hope Tris Garden Club convenes 2:30 p.m. Tuesday at Mrs. Billy Dan Jones’s home. Builders Class of First Baptist meets 7:30 p.m. Tuesday at Mrs. Ben Owen’s home with Mrs. Dub Davis.
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W.mls
First Baptist Church
Fellowship Hall
Ann Wollerman
Alty
Memorial Baptist Church
Dale McKinney
Kenneth Bobo
CWP
First Christian Church
Belew
Line Franks
CWE
Chistian
Dewey Camy
Mike Kelly
DeAnn Lilac Garden Club
B. O'Steen
Wayward Burke
Hope Tris Garden Club
Billy Dan Jones
Ben Owen
So. Edgewood
Dub Davis
Brookwood PTA Announces April Meetings and Music Festival
The Brookwood PTA Executive Committee will convene at 2 30 p m on Wednesday April 12 with the regular PTA meeting to follow at 3 00 in the school auditorium Charles Gough leading the program The Southwest District Junior Music Festival unfolds Saturday April 14 at Whiteside School Camden with many local junior music club members competing
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Brookwood P.ta
Charles Gough
Whiteside School
Camden
Clal
Cassidy couple to visit Omaha relatives this Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. N. U. Cassidy plan a Sunday departure for Omaha Nebraska to visit relatives Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Butler and their children Kay and David.
American Paintings for White House Arrive in Boston
Mrs. John F. Kennedy selected works from the Boston Museum of Fine Arts for the White House. Perry Rathbone, the museum’s director, said the President’s wife chose a Daniel Webster portrait by George P. A. Healy, New England scenes by Winslow Homer and Maurice Prendergast, watercolors by John Singer Sargent, and a contemporary Edward Hopper piece.
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Boston
White House
John F. Kennedy
Perry T. Rathbone
Boston Museum of Fine Arts
Daniel Webster
George P. A. Healy
New England
Winslow Homer
Maurice Prendergast
States Rights Party Ties With Birch Group
Arkansas States Rights vice chairman Mrs. E L Bishop of Little Rock said the National States Rights party shares many aims with the John Birch Society though she did not fully agree with the Birch Society. She described its members as real Communist fighters and noted some common objectives.
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Little Rock Tap
National States Rights Party
John Birch Society
Arkansas States Rights
E. L. Bishop
Little Rock
The
Birch Society
States Rights Party
New Plane Will Cut Tourist Fares
Douglas Aircraft Co. said it would build a new DC8F jet plane that could cut tourist class fares 20 percent and cargo rates by 50 percent. Donald W. Douglas Jr. said the plane would boost intercontinental traffic manyfold. The aircraft will carry 54 passengers and 52,000 pounds of cargo.
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Santa Monica
Calif
API
Douglas Aircraft Co
Donald W. Douglas, Jr
Kazan to Quit Directing Broadway Plays
New York AP report states Elia Kazan will stop directing Broadway productions and will focus on writing and directing motion picture scripts. He criticizes Broadway for stifling artistic daring due to escalating costs and the current economic setup.
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Kazan
New York
Elia Kazan
Menus for Ope High School Week of April 10 14
School menu for April 10 14 lists daily meals. Monday offers Barbeque on bun cabbage slaw tomatoes green beans cherry cobbler and milk. Tuesday features Chicken spaghetti peas carrots mixed green salad cinnamon rolls. Wednesday includes Cheese Meat Loaf mashed potatoes seasoned spinach bread butter applesauce milk. Thursday serves Beef Pie with vegetables scalloped corn bread butter celery ripe olives applesauce cake milk. Friday presents Chicken Sandwich pork and beans carrot sticks jello and milk.
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Ope High School
Johnson to Talk With De Gaulle
Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson left by plane for Paris with detailed reports on disagreements to be raised during President Kennedy and President De Gaulle's May meeting. Johnson met Michel Debre for 45 minutes before departure and said at a news conference that they discussed general subjects of mutual interest to the United States and France.
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Paris
Lyndon B. Johnson
Charles de Gaulle
Kennedy
Johnson
Michel Dehre
Meatpackers Must Dry Out Hams
Arkansas health officials will require meat packers to reduce water in hams. Dr. J. T. Herron says current out of state hams are overwatered, harming local packers and defrauding the public on ham prices. He notes rules will curb water content and protect consumers.
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Little Rock
State Health Department
J. T. Herron
Arkansas
Sham
Shreveport Klan Charter Revoked Over Cross Burning
A Texas Ku Klux Klan leader says he revoked the Shreveport unit charter after a cross was burned in front of Rep. Querton Brooks home. Davis said he could not identify those responsible and police questioned him as he prepared to leave Shreveport after a two day visit.
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Shreveport
R. E. Davis
Dallas
Querton Brooks
D-La
Brooks
Washington
Davis
Fibber McGee and Molly star Molly Jordan dies
Marian Jordan known as Molly on the Fibber McGee and Molly show died of cancer in Encino California. She was near April 16 and passed at home with husband and costar Jim Jordan present along with their 11 children and extended family. The Jordans had slowed appearances on NBC radio Monitor after a long run.
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Encino
Calif
Marian Jordan
Molly
Comedienne
Jim Jordan
Jim Jr
Kathryn Newcomer
Jordans
Monitor
Memphis Names Negro Lawyer Appointed Assistant Public Defender
AP reports Ben L. Hooks, prominent attorney and leader, is the first Black person to hold the Memphis part time assistant public defender post, earning $225 a month. The appointment is described as a step forward in race relations.
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Memphis
Ben L. Hooks
Sheriff Seeks Easter Bunny in County Egg Hunt
In Hita City California AP report, Sheriff G W Carpenter stages an Easter egg hunt for Salter County children. Audrey Taylor 46, one of four prisoners assigned to hide 4200 colored eggs, is missing after the hunt. Taylor serves nine months for failure to provide for his family.
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Hita City
Calif
Audrey Taylor
G. W. Carpenter
Salter County
Taylor
Brooksher Certified Winner in Ft Smith Mayoral Recount
Robert R. Brooksher was certified winner after a recount showed him 22 votes ahead of B G Hendrix. The final tally: Brooksher 4 831? wait. original counts 4,892 for Hendrix 4,809 for Brooksher. The recount found no gross inaccuracies, with Hendrix losing 82 votes and Brooksher gaining 22. The election panel called it “only human errors” and certified the returns Thursday.
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Port Smith
Ark
Robert R. Brooksher
B.G. Hendrix
Hendrix
Brooksher
Squeeze on Navy Funds Tied to Polaris Buildup
Secretary Connally testified before the Senate Armed Services Committee that rapid Polaris submarine missile construction and a string of worldwide crises have strained Navy finances and manpower. He said crises force heavy Navy and Marine Corps deployments and that despite Kennedy’s planned budget aids, the Navy has funded Polaris by sacrificing other areas for three years.
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Washington
Navy
John B. Connally
Marine Corps
Connally
Senate Armed Services Committee
Kennedy
Churchill Visits Florida Aboard Onassis Yacht
Sir Winston Churchill stopped at West Palm Beach during a month long Caribbean cruise aboard Aristotle Onassis Christina. Churchill stayed aboard the 332 foot yacht. secretary Anthony Montague Brown said he is tired but in very good health and will sail to New York for a London return.
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Winston Churchill
Aristotle Onassis
United States
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Onassis
Churchill
Anthony Montague Brown
New York
Brown
London
Cape Girardeau Police Switch to Copper-Nickel Bullets
Cape Girardeau Missouri police announce a change after two officers were killed in a gun duel. The department adopts cupro-nickel bullets with a read core for duty use, citing car door penetration issues with lead rounds. Target shooting will use lead bullets. 42 gauge riot guns will be carried in cars rather than at the station.
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Cape Girardeau, Mo
Cape Girardeau
P. R. Little
Little
Cape Force
Fulbright Bid Sparks Fight Over Arkansas Plant Move
Washington AP report notes Senator Fulbright pushes funding for a conservation field station in Arkansas to attract Mississippi work, while Rep Griffin objects to Borg-Warner moving Norge operations from Michigan to Fort Smith Arkansas via tax free bonds. Griffin suggests changing federal tax law. Mississippi and Arkansas politics shape committee actions. Gathings endorses rice recipe week in Arkansas constituents’ report.
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Mississippi
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House
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Rep
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Philippines
Yemen
Greece
Denmark
Five Held in Paper Holdup at Brooklyn Daily News
New York AP reports five men arrested after Thursday's 363,000 robbery at the Brooklyn plant of the New York Daily News. Police recovered 59,000 in cash, with one suspect, Benjamin Briganti, 25, of Long Island City, Queens, admitting involvement. Briganti allegedly drew a gun as detectives seized the group during early morning questioning.
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Brooklyn
New York Daily News
Benjamin Briganti
Long
Island City
Queens
Briganti
Dorothy Dix Her Mother In Law Bosses Home
Dear Helen: Our marriage in its sixth year reaches a breaking point. My husband is efficient, quick tempered, demanding while I am easygoing timid and sensitive. He pursues luxury and status, leaving little family life. I want more social contact and another child, but he won’t agree. He sends our daughter to his retired parents for attention.
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Helen
Mfr
Jury Mistrial in Second Degree Murder Case in Prescott
A Pope Circuit Court jury deliberated about 1% hours Wednesday but failed to reach a verdict in the second degree murder trial of Mrs. Ann Lloyd. Judge Audrey Strait declared a mistrial and the case will be retried later. Mrs. Lloyd is accused of fatally shooting her husband, William Albert Lloyd, 33, last Oct. 5 at her mother's home near Lutherville, northwest of Russellville. The bulletin also lists community group meetings and social notices from Prescott, including WSCS circle meetings at First Methodist Church and a Prescott Duplicate Bridge Club session with high score winners named.
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Russellville, Ark
Pope
Ann Lloyd
Audrey Strait
Salesman Dies in Accident Near Monticello
Lloyd Bruce Langham a 33 year old Little Rock salesman was killed when his car left a curve struck a bridge abutment and plunged into a creek on Highway 4 about 16 miles east of Monticello His body was found in six feet of water near the nearly submerged vehicle Langham formerly lived in Fort Smith and was working in Monticello while a colleague was on vacation police reported AP
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Monticello
Ark
Little Rock
Lloyd Bruce Langham
Highway 4
Langham
Fort Smith
No Stand on Health Program
Arkansas Insurance Commissioner Harvey G. Combs says the department has no official stand on a federal health program for the aged under Social Security. He wrote the Arkansas Medical Society and insurance groups to that effect while his assistant noted a preference for a federal program, a view not representing the department.
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Little Rock
Harvey G. Combs
The
Arkansas Medical Society
Fannie Hardy
Combs
Trampoline Trademark Ruled Public Domain in Iowa
A U S District Court ruled that trampoline is in the public domain and cannot be exclusively trademarked. Nissen Trampoline Co sought injunction and damages from American Trampoline Co alleging unfair competition and patent issues. Judge Roy Stephenson canceled the marks trampoline and tramp canceling them as invalid.
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Nissen
Hope Star Listings Include Rates and Local Visitors
The Hope Star notes subscription prices and mail rates for Hope, Hempstead, Nevada, Howard, and adjacent counties with weekly and yearly options. It records visits from Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Dawson Jr., Carol Jane, and other relatives to local residents, plus various regional guests and travelers.
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Ard Lusby
Carol Jane
Herbert Dawson Jr
David
Little Rock
McGuire
Ordinance on Dog Vaccination in Washington Arkansas 1961
City Council enacts an emergency ordinance requiring yearly rabies vaccination for all dogs within Washington Arkansas. Unvaccinated dogs must be impounded and destroyed. emergency vaccination may be ordered by the Health Officer during rabies outbreaks. ordinance takes effect immediately.
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Washington
Arkansas
Washington City
Aquil
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