You Might Be Normal or Abnormal Based on Your Answers
The passage asks if, given a hypothetical life, you would prefer inherited money to self effort and notes help from others. It then links box score style questions to whether you are a normal person or an abnormal fool if you answer yes to all.
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Casey
Shopping to Be Subject of Meeting
Delores McBride, County Home Extension Agent, leads a discussion on saving money in shopping for food at 7:30 p.m. Thursday in the Home Economics Cottage. The fourth Adult Education session covers consumer topics with guest speakers including Arkansas consumer protection head Clarice Gladden and local chamber official BN Holt.
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Delores McBride
County Home Extension
Hope High School
Home Economics
Clarice Gladden
Committee For Consumer Protection
Arkansas
BN. Holt
Hope Chamber of Commerce
Robert Vandivare
Consumer Credit and Savings and Investments
Bill Butler
Citizens National Bank
Charles E. Sharpe
First National Bank
W. F. Clark
Estelle Spearman
UofA Professors to Lead Oklahoma Law School Dean
Dr. Robert R. Wright, University of Arkansas law professor, will become dean of the University of Oklahoma College of Law effective next fall, announced in Norman Oklahoma by AP.
Weather Station Report for Arkansas Forecast
Weather 24 hours ending 7 a.m. Wednesday with high near 75 and low near 48. Mostly cloudy tonight with scattered showers and thundershowers, then decreasing cloudiness Thursday. Chance of a few severe thunderstorms in the northwest tonight. Low 40s to 50s, high Thursday mostly in the 70s.
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Experiment Station
Arkansas
Weather Roundup From Cities Across The Nation
The Associated Press reports clear conditions in Albany Albuquerque Atlanta and many other cities with temperatures ranging from the 30s to the 80s. Snow falls in Bismarck and Rapid City while Seattle and San Francisco enjoy mild skies. The notice mentions a Cambodian violence incident and a local Arkansas Industrial Development Commission event with officials from El Dorado Little Rock and Hope.
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Associated Press
Albany
Albuquerque
Atlanta
Bismarck
Boise
Boston
Buffalo
Charlotte
Chicago
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Denver
Des Moines
Detroit
Fairbanks
Fort Worth
Helena
Honolulu
Indianapolis
Jacksonville
Juneau
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Louisville
Memphis
Miami
Milwaukee
St.p
New Orleans
New York
Okla
City
Omaha
Philadelphia
Phoenix
Pittsburgh
Pilnd
Arkansas Industrial Development Commission
Louis Hariey
The
Exchange Bank
el Dorado
Ed Penick
Worthen Bank of
Little Rock
C.M
Pod) Rogers
Hope Star
First Major Operation in Cambodia
Witnesses describe a joint South Vietnamese and Cambodian force pushing into Cambodia near Highway One, claiming 179 North Vietnamese killed and 550 huts destroyed. Cambodians worn in uniform under South Vietnamese command with tanks and AK47s, while U.S. advisers stayed at the border and did not accompany the troops.
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Saigun
Cambodia
Saigon
Nguyen van Thieu
Saigon-Phnom Penh
West Virginia Bishop to headline Hendrix College convocation
CONWAY Ark AP Bishop D. Frederick Wertz of West Virginia is slated as the main speaker at the third convocation before the April 28 inauguration of Dr Roy B Shilling Jr as Hendrix College president.
Stage Set for Impeachment of Douglas
Washington AP reports House Republican Leader Gerald Ford prepared impeachment charges against Supreme Court Justice William Douglas. The document cites his voting, writings, and links to Las Vegas figure Albert Parvin and associates. Parvin’s controversial past includes ties to Bugsy Siegel and the Flamingo Hotel.
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Washington
House
Gerald, R. Ford
Supreme Court
William
Douglas
Ford
Las Vegas
Albert Parvin
Parvin
Petition to Reinstate Mayor Denied in Gould Case
Circuit Court Judge Henry W. Smith of Pine Bluff denied a petition to reinstate Jack Halter as acting mayor of Gould. The Gould City Council ousted Halter in February over claims he moved outside the city and vacated the office. Halter argued his move was temporary and that he remained a legal resident.
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Pine Bluff
Ark
Henry W. Smith
Jack Halter
Gould
Halter
Hatter
White County Man to Run for Senate in District 18
Raymond Morris a Pleasant Plains farmer in White County announced as a Democratic candidate for the state Senate District 18 which covers White and Independence counties. He joins four contenders for the seat held by Sen. Ed Lightle of Searcy who will not seek re election. The article also notes Baha I teachings promoting world peace universal brotherhood compulsory education science religion harmony and unity of religions.
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Searcy, Ark
Raymond Morris
Pleasant Plains
White County
Senate
White
Independence
Morris
Ed Lightle
Searcy
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Arkansas Industrial Commission
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Kamolbg Trabek
Prasaut
Downtown Merchants Association
Anderson-Frazier Insurance Agency, Inc
Hope, Arkansas
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Dacron
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