Photo Caption Mixup At Lions Club Luncheon
The Star published Bill Lewis instead of Bill Ellis in a photo showing the installation of a new member at a Lions Club luncheon. Captions are written by the office, not the cameraman, and the error occurred in Tuesday’s edition. Standing left to right Ree Bass introduces the new member Bill Ellis with Club President Ferrell Williams nearby. Seated left is Paul Oller.
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Flying Object Seen By Gov Burns On Campaign Flight
Gov. Haydon Burns reports seeing a UFO while flying to Tallahassee from Orlando with aides and reporters. The unidentified object's lights reportedly vanished as Burns’ Convair chased it, and Burns said reporters should detail the moonlit sighting.
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Actor John Carradine to Visit Henderson State College
ARKADELPHIA John Carradine, noted Broadway and Hollywood actor, will speak at Henderson State Teachers College in Arkansas Hall on Monday May 2 at 8 p.m. Admission applies. The distinguished performer has long been a prominent figure in American theater.
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Salutorian Carradine to Speak on Broadway and Screen
Eminent stage and film star Carradine, renowned for Shakespearean roles such as Hamlet Macbeth Iago King Lear and Shylock, will present monologues and comments on theater at Henderson. A prolific actor with over 300 films including The Grapes of Wrath Stagecoach The Ten Commandments and Around the World in 80 Days, he also debuted on Broadway in A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum.
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Kiwanis Event Roles Listed For 1966 Committee Notes
The Kiwanis roster lists members and duties including Susan Roger Shenandoah Purvis Eakley Huckabee Johnson St Louis Blues Maxine White Circle Olin Lewis Arch Wylie A B Mhoon Robert Dennis Bill Mudgett Elmer Brown Norman Smith Jon Leim Frank Horton Forrest Singleton Bill Hairr John Graves Art Trout Harold Rogers Galand Smith Paul O Neal Carrence Geist Autrey Wilson George Frasier Herbert Griffin Casey Stingfellow and Key Club members. Harry Hawthorne chairs with Paul O Neal Henry Haynes Bob Moers Mitchell LaGrone as Specialties Chair. Roles cover Achievements Agriculture Attendance Education Finance House Inter Club Relations Public Affairs Music and more.
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Holland
Susan Roger
Shennandoah
Purvis
Eakley
Huckabee & Johnson
St. Louis Blues
Maxine White
Circle Men
Olin Lewis
Arch Wylie
A. B. Mhoon
Robert Dennis
Bill Mudgett
Elmer Brown
Norman Smith
Jon Leim
Frank Horton
Forrest Singleton
Bill Hairr
John Graves
Art Trout
Harold Rogers
Galand Smith
Paul O'Neal
Carrence Geist
Teddy Jones
Autrey Wilson
Mitch LaGrone
Bob Moers
John B. Lowe
Tom Hays
Andy Caldwell
Jim McKenzie
E. P. Young, Jr
Henry Haynes
Leonard Blis
China Army Turned to Labor Force, Cameraman Reports
Swedish cameraman Wayland Wieslander describes China’s three-million-man army as a vast labor network. Soldiers build roads bridges and factories while many toil in fields, yet ongoing military training remains central. He notes strong respect from city workers and peasants amid rapid progress.
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