Local clubs schedule April meetings and events
Hempstead County society items list meetings for April 14 including the Democratic Women's Club at 7:30 p.m. in the courthouse and several First Baptist and church groups meeting at homes or churches. Activities include social gatherings, a spring luncheon, committee planning, a Tshirt dance, and a Ladies Golf Association report. Also noted are upcoming events and member travels as well as the Arkansas Congress of Parents and Teachers convention announced for Hot Springs April 23-24 with speakers from Missouri and Mississippi.
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Hempstead
First Baptist Church
Grandison D. Roylston, Jr
Blevins Road
Debra
Claude Sutton
Dorcas
Garrett Memorial Baptist Church
Dorsey Huckabee
Hope Country Club
K.G. Hamilton
H.C. Whitworth
John Wilson
Harold Trent
Jim Pruden
Lynn Harris
David Brown
Albert Bray
Lewisville
Hope Ladies Golf Association
Henry Seamans
John Beatty
High
Emmett Wassell
Henry Fenwick
Associated Press
Hot Springs
Ark
Arkansas Congress of Parents and Teachers
Hh, D. Worthy of
Oxrod
Miss
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
M. Graham Clark
School of the Ozarks
Point Lockout
Aerotitis Disease Emerges in Air Travelers
A new ailment called Aerotitis inflames the middle ear during air travel. It results from blocked air flow through the Eustachian tubes connecting the nose to the middle ear.
Television and Radio picks for next season hits and misses
AP Television Radio writer Jerry Buck surveys the new season with Telcom chairman Herb Jacobs. He forecasts hits like Andy Griffith and Flip Wilson, predicts trouble for Mary Tyler Moore and Tim Conway, and lists contenders such as The Partridge Family and Gunsmoke against strong competition on Monday and Friday slots.
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Jerry Buck
NEW York (Ap
Herb Jacobs
Jacobs
Telcom Associates, Incs
2 Res
Andy Grifith
Flip Wilson
Don Knotts
Danny Thoms
Grandedaddy
Tim Conway
Fo Wilson
Dial Hot Line
Vince Edward
Ben Casey
Partridge Family
Shirley Jones
Andy Griffith
Red Skelton
Arnie
Nancy
ABC
Space Agency in tense alert as Apollo 13 crews face problem
At SPACE CENTER Houston AP reports the atmosphere is tense as Apollo 13 astronauts James Lovell and Fred Haise remain watched by families at home. Mary Haise and Marilyn Lovell saw their husbands on television from mission control before the abrupt Houston, we've got a problem here moment.
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Earth
Houston
Lovell
Halse
Lovells
Faubus family in Arkansas governor speculation confuses Farrell
Huntsville Arkansas AP Farrell Faubus 31 son of former Gov Orval Faubus says he is confused by reports his parents Alta Faubus and Orval Faubus may run for governor this year He teaches Arkansas history at Huntsville Junior High and says both parents seriously consider the race He notes a feud and divorce do not affect potential candidacies and adds he has no plans to run this year
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Huntsville
Ark
Farrell Faubus
Orvald. Faubus
Alta Faubus
Farrell
Arkansas
Huntsville Junior High School
ITI
Helen
Spaceflight crisis at Lovell home prompts abort
At the St James Wisconsin residence of the Haises Scott Lovell and family hosted guests including astronaut Pete Conrad and his wife astronaut Alan Bean joined later as a spacecraft trouble was reported. The crowd lined the street for miles as the mission was aborted and officials prayed for a safe return.
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James AI
St. James
Wis
Haises
Haise
Lovell
Astroonaut
Pete Conrad
Robert Thompson
Space Agency
Donald Raish
Laporte Episcopal Church
Conrads
Alan Bean
Halse
McMurpey
Helen Help Us Youth Advice Column
This Hope Star column from 1969 presents teen inquiries on breakups gifts school life and car jargon. Helen Bottel offers blunt, practical guidance while inviting further letters from readers.
Fashionettes By United Press International
Fabric defines spring fashion with soft drapes and new textures. Knits stay popular into the seventies with fresh blends, sheer wools, silk jersey and unlined gabardine shaping outfits. Supersoft wool surfaces and bold sole trends mark the season’s footwear.
Social Security questions and child benefits explained
Letters from readers discuss why child payments stop at 18 or tail to age 22 for full time students. Answers outline that benefits help education, stop on death or marriage of the child, or if parental benefits end. Payments depend on parent's average earnings and are half of the living parent's full benefit.
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Social Security
Social Security Administration
P.O
Texarkana
Teeas
Family payments and Medicare premium increase noted
The text explains that if a parent dies the child’s Social Security payment is 75 percent of the parent’s, and a family unit maximum caps total monthly payments. It confirms a Medicare premium increase from four dollars to five dollars thirty cents effective July 1970. It also includes a note on porcupine quills signaling danger when threatened.
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Henry Waters
Hope Junior Auxiliary
The
Terrell Martin
Bill Routon
Life House
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Mary-Martha
First United Methodist Church
Jennie Sue Astin
Oakhaven
Pam
Golden Age Club
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Dolores McBride
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Wallace McGraw
Jeanne
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C.D. Lester
Charleston
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Williamsburg
Paul Rawson
John Rawson
Meg
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Independence, Mo
Paul Raley
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Jeff Ponder
PTA Meeting
Doug
Haynie
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American Diabetes Association
East 48Th Street
New York
Gibson Rexall Drug Store
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Saenger Theatre
Tonite
Showtime
20Th Century-Fox
Gregory Pech
Anne Heywood
Arthur P. Jacobs
Pennyislon’- Golor
Onus
Mag Tse-Tung
Onset
Mrs. Vincent W. Fos+te
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Caribbean
Grand Bahama Island
St. Thomas
Puerto Rico
Halti
Helen Bettel
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Helen Bottel
Hope Star
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United Press International
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Manstyle International
CATO
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Gospel Sound
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