Calendar notes for April 19 meetings at Wesleyan teary ice Guild No 2 and WSCS
On Monday April 19 at 7 30 p m Wesleyan teary ice Guild No 2 meets at Mrs Sam Andrews home. members should bring their World Banks. Circle 5 WSCS of the First Methodist Church meets the same evening at Mrs J W Franks home with Mrs Katherine Jones as co host. Mrs Calvin Smith leads the program. Pledges are due.
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Sam Andrews
Circle 5
WSCS
First Methodist Church
J.W. Franks
Katherine Jones
Calvin Smith
Women of First Presbyterian meet April 20 program
The Women of the First Presbyterian Church will hold a general meeting on Tuesday April 20 at 10 a.m. in the Chapel. Mrs. Thomas Hays Jr will present the program.
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First Presbyterian Church
Thomas Hays, Jr
Bradleys Visit Hope From Joliet Illinois
Dr and Mrs David Bradley of Joliet Illinois have arrived in Hope for a week long visit with Mrs Freeda Greenan a former Illinois resident at her Pinecrest addition home.
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David Bradley
Joliet, Ill
Hope
Freeda Greenan
Illinois
Pinecrest Addition
Judge Juanita Stout Charms Pressure to Reform Juveniles
Philadelphia AP report profiles Judge Juanita Kidd Stout first Black woman judge in Pennsylvania, facing threats while focusing on juvenile offenders. Police with her, courtroom searches for weapons, and a philosophy of treating truants to reform through institutions.
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Juanita Kidd Stout
City Hall
TV and Radio Late-Night Hosts Draw Nielsen Interest
AP writer Cynthia Lowry notes that late night television relies on a distinct audience. Nielsen shows about 24 million viewers stay up for the late news and an old movie, with Johnny Carson leading at roughly 342 million homes. Dave Garroway and Merv Griffin are touted as potential additions to the 11:15 pm to 1 am slot.
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New York
Nielsen
NBC
ABC
Johnny Carson
Les Crane
Dave Garroway
Garroway
Merv Griffin
Arkansas Delegation Backs Klan Probe Bill Passed 312-43
The U S House approved a 312 to 43 vote funding an investigation into the Ku Klux Klan making three of four Arkansas representatives vote with the majority while Rep E C Gathings was recorded absent or not voting.
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Washington
Arkansas
House
Rep. E. C. Gathings
Juvenile crime policy sparks debate on detention and costs
A Community Facilities Administration report notes juvenile crime and crowded centers. Officials urge detention or jail for persistent offenders while welfare officials cite a $2.5 million need for proper facilities and staff. Judge Stout argues inaction costs more.
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Stout
Wewoka
Okla
Charles C. Stout
Maryland State College
Indiana University
Bookmobile Schedule Details for Willisville and surrounding areas
The schedule lists bookmobile stops at Willisville School Simpson Home Willisville Community Fare Home Kelly Home and Guernsey School McNab Marcum Home Fry Home with times on April 21 9 00 to 1 49 2 30 and April 22 4 do 1 1 40 2 00 3 00 3 30 plus stops at Bodcaw School Brockman Hill Michaels Grocery May Home Falcon Texas Eastern Shover Springs.
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Willisville
Simpson
Kelly
Guernsey
McNab Marcum
Fry
Bodcaw
Brockman
Hill Michaels Grocery
Falcon Texas Eastern Shover Springs
Defense News Policy Scored by Newsmen
The Freedom of Information Committee of the American Society of Newspaper Editors criticized Secretary McNamara and his information chief for equating the Defense Department’s public information policy with Ford Motor Co.’s public relations drive. The 1962 monitoring rule at Pentagon interviews and the committee’s report highlight concerns about a waning freedom of information and a spread of a one voice philosophy to military installations in Vietnam.
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Washington
Chicago Daily News
McNamara
Defense
Arthur Sylvester
Department
Pentagon
Viet Nam
Water system loan approved for Norman Arkansas additions
A $66,500 loan was approved to Norman Arkansas to finance construction additions to the town water system. The move funds improvements expected to enhance water service infrastructure for residents and businesses.
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Norman, Ark
Brakes Fail As Car Plunges Down Hill Near Manchester
An eastbound car on a steep hill in Manchester, Washington, failed to negotiate a curve Wednesday, crossed the roadway, and careened through a ditch and yard, ending with its front over a wall. Driver Robert J. Miller, 17, Seattle, said brakes were not working. he was uninjured.
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Manchester
Wash
L. W. Whitcomb
Robert J. Miller
Seattle
Woman Found Dead in Creek Near U S 67
Texarkana Arkansas Mrs Alice Emma Kelly 42 a Texarkana resident was found drowned in a creek off U S 67 Miller County Coroner Price Dity stated the death appeared to result from a seizure that caused her to fall into the eight inch deep water
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Texarkana, Ark
Alice Emma Kelly
Texarkana
U.S. 67
Miller County
Price Dity
Press group blasts air base access limits and calls for open records
The committee endorses Wes Gallagher of The Associated Press criticizing restricted access to air bases and military sites and an escort policy as aimed at controlling soldiers. It urges ASNE members to push federal open records bills supported by Sen. Long and Rep. Moss. Signers include Black, Robert P. Clark, Eugene Patterson, and Charles S. Rowe.
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Wes Gallagher
Associated Press
Gallagher
Edward V. Long
D-Mo
Youth Seek Jobs and Guidance for Teens Today
Dear Barry explains why teens struggle to find work and how to improve chances. Advice stresses starting applications early, perseverance, neat dress, short and sincere answers, and getting recommendations. Teachers and counselors can help, with work-opportunity programs offering paid on the job training while in high school.
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Helen
Barry
G.L
Learn and Earn Work Program Aims To Teach Life Skills
Helen Bottel advises on a cooperative Learn and Earn program where students intern two hours daily in local businesses under supervision, impacting budgets but offering real job exposure. The column notes hopeful cooperation from businesses where tried, and suggests schools consider the concept.
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Barry
Denman announces engagement of Pamela Denman to Donald Williams
Mr. and Mrs. O. T. Denman announce the engagement of their daughter Pamela to Donald Williams son of Mr. and Mrs. Wendel Williams of Malvern Arkansas. The wedding is planned for May 1 at the bride elects home with O T Denman officiating.
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O. T. Denman
Pamela
Donald Williams
Wendel Williams
Malvern
One-Man Jury By Stephen Ransome
Diane recounts a deadly confrontation with Howie Gould after he pressured her to run away. She describes striking him with a golf club during a struggle, leading to his fatal head injuries. David confirms Howie died from blows to the head as supported by his own knowledge.
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Stephen Ransome
Diane
Clay
Barcello
Cynthia
David
Howie
Howie Gould
Penitentiary Team Named Outlaws
The Arkansas State Penitentiary baseball team announced its nickname on Wednesday the Outlaws at Cummins Prison Farm in Arkansas.
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Outlaws
Cummins Prison Farm
Ark
Arkansas State Penitentiary
Part Time Priests Considered by Johannesburg Anglicans
The Anglican Church in Johannesburg studies a part time priesthood scheme for businessmen who would keep their day jobs and serve after hours. Bishop Leslie Stradling notes training over three years in evening classes and a possible correspondence course for rural areas. The plan, still exploratory, aims to boost church impact and outreach without salary for part time priests.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
Leslie Stradling
Silence After Scene of Alleged Family Tragedy
Diane confronts her father over a death as the truth remains murky. He presses for a full confession while Diane pleads for mercy and hints at a concealed shock. The family tension peaks as the night wears on and the warning phrasing ends with a To Be Continued.
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Daine
Diane
Cyn
David
800000 Vote Registration Slips Ordered
State Auditor Jimmie Jones ordered 800000 voting registration forms after the Arkansas Board of Election Commissioners approved a non controversial pattern. Parkin Printing Co. expects delivery between June 1 and June 15. Delivery may start earlier with partial shipments once available. Registration in counties begins in June.
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Little Rock
Jimmie Jones
State Board of Election Commissioners
Jones
Parkin Printing Co
Arkansas Supreme Court
Actresses' Father Is Improved After Stroke
Hollywood report says Francis Taylor father of Elizabeth Taylor is convalescing at home after a stroke on March 11. He spent about five weeks at Cedars of Lebanon Hospital and was released Wednesday. A hospital spokesman said he is greatly improved.
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Hollywood
Francis Taylor
Actrsss
Elizabeth Taylor
Taylor
Cedars of Lebanon
Worker priests eyed to bridge church and people in South Africa
In Johannesburg the diocese outlines a part time priesthood system to aid parish priests and serve communities. Twelve laymen have shown interest, while the Rand Daily Mail editorial praises the idea as a living link between church and people and notes its roots in early Christian practice with examples like Paul the tentmaker and Peter the fisherman.
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Johannesburg
Rand Daily Mail
Eh Cnignas Dai
Paul
Peter
Matthew
Luke
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