Will Take Bids at Bull Shoals Dam Roof Project
Army Engineers said bids would be received in May for a new roof at Bull Shoals Dam powerhouse. The project, estimated at about 20000 dollars, was noted in a Bull Shoals item dated April 18 alongside church notices and community events from Hope area.
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Little Rock
Army
Bull Shoals Dam
Esleyan Service Guild No. 2
Sam Andrews
Faith
First Baptist Church
The
C. F. Wiggins
F. M. Horton
Joe Rider
Sue Wesson
Frank Yarbrough
Hulan White
W. 8. C. S. Circle 5
W. M. Reinhardt
Henry Sea- Mans
Yosephine Rogers
Garrett Memorial Baptist Church
Hope Women’s Golf
Hope Women’s Golf Association
Hope Country Club
E. E. Wassell
John Crafton
Suburbanites Exposed as Unsolved Great Society Dilemma
HAL BOYLE surveys suburban life as a lingering problem for the Great Society. He portrays Ronald Halfa, a typical suburbanite, overwhelmed by weekend crowds, endless chores, and mortgage strain. The piece argues only a large government can address suburban stress to prevent decline.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Great Society
Ronald Halfacre
Ronald
U.S
Pevermmnent
Demonstrators Halt Trading at New York Stock Exchange
Leaflets dropped by anti war protesters from the balcony halted NYSE trading briefly. About 2,500 brokers and exchange workers were on the floor when 14 demonstrators from Youth Against War and Fascism were removed by exchange security. Ba arrests reported.
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NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
Youth Against War and Fascism
Py Exchange
Helen Helps Us! Youth and Growing Up Advice Column
A 1966 Hope Arkansas life section piece features Helen Bottel’s youth guidance column with letters from teens about belittling parents and growing up. It includes advice on handling family criticism, dieting pressure, and balancing fun with responsibilities, plus a local “Life in Arkansas” column snapshot.
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Atkad Mor Iti
Helen
Prustvolt San
Shary
Almset
Heer Bottel
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Arkansas
Warns About Before Dinner Drinking
NY AP report outlines expert cautions on pre dinner alcohol use. Dr Stanley Gitlow of NY Medical College says even one or several drinks calm anxiety briefly but raise next day anxiety and irritability, harming work and family life. He criticizes medical guidance favoring pre meal drinks for stressed businessmen and notes alcohol peaks two hours after intake with lingering effects.
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John Wingeur
NEW York
Hawever
Stanley Gitlow
New York Medical College
National Council On
Gitlow
New Approach Seen in War on Cancer Based on Cell Self Destruction
Johns Hopkins researchers report cancer cells carry lysosomes that release enzymes to self destruct when attacked by radiation or drugs. The work suggests cancer may be kept in check by triggering this self destroy mechanism, and hints that common chemicals like vitamin A could boost the effect, potentially changing cancer therapy.
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Frank Carey
Associated Press
Atlantic City
N.J
Johns Hopkins
David Brandes
Federation of American Societies For Experimental Biology
Rotarians Lunch Diet Tries New Cancer Fight
A report outlines experimental cancer treatments using adaptive proteins and vitamins to trigger tumor cell self destruction. Animal tests showed enhanced effects when combined with conventional therapies and a diet mimicking ham and beef. Trials at Iowa institutions noted reduced blood fats, while a spun-fiber diet may reach markets via General Mills in the future.
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Hieve
Nodges
Iowa
University of Iowa
General Mills, Inc
Minneapolis
Plan to File in 3rd District Prosecutor Race
NewPORT Arkansas AP deputy prosecutor Phil ip D Hout said Tuesday he would file as a Democratic candidate for 3rd District Prosecutor. The 3rd District includes Jackson Independence Lawrence and Stone counties where Sam Boyce serves as prosecutor and is often mentioned as a possible Democratic gubernatorial candidate.
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Newport, Ark
Phillip D. Hout
Jackson County
Tuesda
Sam Boyce
Jackson
Independence
Lawrence
Stone
Spin fiber diet hailed for heart risk studies
AP reports promising results from a spun fiber diet using predisolved soybean protein to mimic meat texture. Dr. Robert Hodges of the University of Iowa notes Orientals show lower atherosclerosis rates, suggesting fat intake as a key factor. The diet aims to fit American tastes while delivering low fat.
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Frank Carey
Atlantic City, No
Robert Hodges
University of Iowa
Orient
Hodges
The
Federation of American Societies For Experimental Biology
Americas
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