Southwest District Junior Music Festival set for April 15
Society calendar lists the Southwest District Junior Music Festival on Saturday April 15 at Whiteside School in Camden with local junior music club participants. Various church circles and clubs meet April 17 18 and 19 with prayers bible studies pot lucks and guest speakers. a Golden Wedding anniversary is noted for Mr. and Mrs. FE S. Woodson on April 21.
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Whiteside School
Camden
P.T.A
Trice
Jones
Lilac Garden Club
Guy Downing
Borner St
FE. S. Woodson
Ansily Open House Invitation Sunday April 2
The public is invited to an open house on Sunday April 2 hosted by Ansily. The event details are brief and emphasize welcoming attendees to view offerings and learn more about the organization.
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Ansily
Mariner Family Returns After Visit to Parents
Mrs James A Mariner and children of San Marcos Texas sent word of a brief visit with relatives including Mr ALG Mariner Tatsy and G W of Hone Mr Paul Mes Avtar A Wim mel and young son of Hackers field New Jersey Wh Weilas day to return home after a to day visit with the Arthur Winimetis of McCaskill
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James A. Mariner
San Marcos
Texas
Alg. Mariner
Aul Mes
Avtar A. Wimmel
Young Son
Hackersfield
New Jersey
Weilas
Arthur Winimetis
McCaskill
Agencies Jointly Aid Rehabilitation Efforts in Arkansas
Storm Whaley of the University of Arkansas told 400 delegates at a National Rehabilitation Association meeting that state health and welfare agencies are coordinating across departments to boost rehabilitation and save tax dollars. He cited inter agency cooperation as restoring many handicapped and physically ill persons to useful lives. Joseph Hunt of Washington urged rapid expansion, predicting 325000 disabled needing help by 1970 and an annual program cost near 250 million dollars.
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Ark
Arkansas
Storm Whaley
University of Arkansas
National Rehabilitation Association
Whaley
Louisiana
Texas
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Joseph B. Hunt
Washington, D.C
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
AEA Declared It Avoided Faubus Controversy
Forrest Rozzell, Arkansas Education Association executive secretary, says the group held seven official meetings with Gov Faubus and several unofficial talks to prevent controversy after a split over two issues. The May article notes the retirement system change and Faubus's capital expenditures plan. The $40 million construction bond and $14.3 omnibus law face disputes and court challenges. Rozzell will offer further interpretation in the Journal.
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Little Rock
Forrest
Rozzer
Arkansas Education Association
Orval E. Faubus
AEA Journal
Rozzell
AEA
Faubus
Handicapped Rehab Budget To Double, $230 Million Seen
A top federal official said Hot Springs, Ark AP report that the rehabilitation budget for the physically handicapped must more than double in the next decade. By 1970 about $230 million annually will be needed, said D C assistant director of the Office of Vocational Rehabilitation HI E W.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Joseph B. Hunt
Washington, D. C
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Space Probe Inquiry Demands NASA Oversight by Congress
Rep Victor Anfuso urges a congressional probe into the U S space program saying wartime urgency requires tighter schedules and a moon landing within a year five. The House Space Committee hears NASA chief Webb and Dryden defend goals while noting Soviet orbital feats and timing.
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Washington
Victor Anfeso
D-N.y
House Space Committee
NASA
T Shaw
Anfuso
Hatse Space Committee
Tass
James Webb
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Slugh L. Dryden
Webb
Otis
Greeks First Imagined Man in Space
New York AP reports that ancient Greeks first imagined space travel with Lucian describing a seven day voyage to a shining airborne land. Later Verne and Wells popularized space fiction. Verne’s 1865 prophecy in From the Earth to the Moon claims US backing with four million dollars and Russia’s grand contribution in rubles, citing Tampa as the launch site.
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New York
Lucien
Space
Christ
Lucian
Jules Verne
H. G. Wells
Verne
Florida
Itt
Moscow
United States
Russia
Tampa Town
Rehabilitation leaders project rising need for handicapped support
A regional Vocational Rehabilitation Association session heard that about 100 million dollars yearly funds now support handicapped programs, which reach 90 000 of an estimated 200 000 persons. By 1970 the need could rise to 23 000, with more doctors counselors therapists and social workers and facilities required. About 400 attendees from Arkansas Louisiana Texas Oklahoma and New Mexico attended the conference with Gov Faubus and Sen McClellan to speak Friday.
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Hunt
Vocational Rehabilitation Association
Arkansas
Louisiana
Texas
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Orval EZ
Faubus
John McClellan
Dark
Helping Stepchildren and Family Dilemmas
Dorothy Dix column advice from Helen Worden Erskine outlines guidance for a reader desiring harmony with a stepdaughter, urging empathy and taking the child into the family. Other letters discuss a mother feeling isolated, a daughter torn between schooling and helping her mother, and a deserting husband with an expected child.
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Helen Warden
Erskine
Dorothy Dix
Beli Syndicate
Circle WMS meetings hostesses and revival plans
Prescott News reports Circle 1 and Circle 3, WMS of the First Baptist Church hosting meetings with eight members present. Plans were made to serve meals to visiting evangelist and song leader for May revival. Other notes include Christian Women’s Fellowship at First Christian Church and Prescott Band Boosters Club gathering with Oswald Company display.
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J. M. Ingram
Circle 1
WMS
First Baptist Church
J.J T. McRae
Mellie Robinson
Kenneth Reaves
Watson White
Hill
Dennis Hill
Charles Willmore
C. C. Wahlquist
Christian Women's Fellowship of First, Christian Church
Band Boosters Club
Prescott
Mack Hillery
Bob Hardin
Oswald Company of
New York
Kennedy Periods Vow on Soviet Space Lead
President Kennedy says the Soviet Union will stay ahead in the space race for some time and predicts worse news before it improves. He cites their achievement as impressive but warns it does not signal weakening of the Free World while expressing hope for U S scientific gains benefiting mankind.
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Webb
James J. Fulton
R-Pa
United States
Dryden
Fulton
Helen
Washington
Kennedy
Earth
Free World
WSCS of First Methodist notes and local events
The WSCS meeting at First Methodist Church covers officer reports and year end tasks. Reports include Youth Work and Spiritual Life updates, with plans for officer group meetings April 17 and upcoming panels. Local residents attend and travel to Texarkana and Camden for events, while historical note recalls the 1921 Blevins cyclone anniversary.
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Wesleyan Service Guild No
Rob. McCain
Highway 67 West
Mamie Gentry
WSCS
First Methodist
P. A. Escarre
Carol Scott
Wayne Eley
Gatlin
Dick Stewart
Frank Gilbert
Adam,Guthrie, Jr
J. W. Teeter
Kennedy Favors Cautious Stance on Cuba and Laos
President Kennedy, at his ninth news conference, warned against underestimating the danger of communism and pledged no U.S. move to overthrow Castro. He expressed hopes for a Soviet response to cease-fire proposals in Laos, denied intent to deploy forces in Cuba, and urged continued aid to royalist forces, while discussing UN reform and Red China debates. The briefing drew a record 426 reporters as he addressed Korea era tensions, space, economy, and frontline alliances.
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U.S
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Castro
United States
China
United Nations
Soviet Union
Laos
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Mar-In-Space
Powers
Francis Gary Powers
Jed
Germany
Charles de Gaudle
U.N
Security Council
Red China
London
Britain
Harold Macmillan
Formosa
Hope Star History 1945 Health and Defense Policy Remarks
A 1945 Hope Star snippet discusses government plans to close about 10 military installations as part of defense restructuring. It notes President Truman’s hope the economy can absorb workers, calls for action to reduce medicine costs, and urges congressional approval of health insurance for the aged via Social Security.
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Sment
Kennaly
Federal Trade Commission
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CWF
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