Community Clubs Schedule Busy May Meetings
Phone line notes multiple May meetings across groups: Boocan P T A Fox Chairman and HD Club at homes of Webb Kent Webb and others. WSCS circles meet May 4 at First Methodist Church with multiple hosts. Alpha Delta Chapter Delta Gamma plans May 5 program on chapter history. Rose Garden Club hosts May 1 program on birds. Cosmopolitan Club met April 28 with May 26 anniversary planning. P O E meets April 28 at Crit Stuart Jr home. reports on Jonesboro convention and officers elected. 19 members served cake and coffee.
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Alpha Delta Chapter
Delta Hae Gamma
Tey
Alta Reed
Mary Roy
Moses
Mary
Nell Turner
Margaret Haynes
Margaret Medders
Alpha ‘Delta
WSCS
First Methodist Church
Jesse Burke
DeAnn
Rose Garden Club
Thornton
W. B. Meio Ag
Steven Bader
Cosmopolitan Club Meste Trises
Hamilton Hanegan
Cosmopolitan Club
Donna Turk
Hope High School
W. BR. Herndon
Grace Lumpkin
McDowell Turner
George Balentine
W. R. Herndon,Jr
Royce Smith
L. T. Lawrence
J.C. Broyles
eClub
T. White
Hahered di’ McMath
Mrs. Broyles
Poe
Crit Stuart, Jr
Crit
F. C. Crow
F. M. Horton
Jim McKene
W. Y. Foster
Coming and Going Naval Officers Visit Area
Naval officer Louis Sutton Jr visits Fayetteville with his parents before a 60 day assignment at the 8th Naval District Headquarters in New Orleans. Lt and Mrs Billy Hicks and daughter Jennifer on a month long leave visit the area. Carl Hicks of Washington Rt 1 heads to Ft Sill Oklahoma for a new assignment. Mrs Evan Wray stays with Lawrence Hazzard family in Des Plaines Illinois and will return home Saturday. Miss Margaret Arnold of Min-
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Naval
Louis ‘Sutton, Jr
Fayetteville
Louis Sutton
New Orleans
8Th
Naval District
Billy Hicks
Jennifer
Carl Hicks
Rt. 1
Washington
Ft. Sill
Oklo
Evan Wray
Des Plaines
LBJ Civil rights bill moves amid Senate debate
Senate leaders and President Johnson faced ongoing civil rights debate as Kennedy signaled broad acceptance of an 11 amendment package from Dirksen. Humphrey praised Saltonstall's 90 day waiting period for voluntary settlements, while fearing a cloture vote may not be needed to overcome Southern resistance. He voiced confidence in votes for closure if required.
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Robert F. Kennedy
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Humphrey
Leverett
Arkansas Regional Forecast By The Associated Press
Central Arkansas shows partly cloudy and warmer weather through Friday with a slight shower chance tonight and early Friday in the north portion. Lows near 60, highs around 80 to 85. Northwest Arkansas remains partly cloudy to Friday with a shower chance late tonight, lows 54 to 60, highs in the low 80s. Northeast Arkansas reports similar light shower activity late tonight.
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Arkansas
Associated Press
Northwest
Ortheast Arkansas
Vote on jury trial amendment eyed by Mansfield and Dirksen
The plan would require jury trials in all criminal contempt cases with sentences over 30 days and fines above 300 dollars. Senator Dirksen and Democratic Leader Mansfield discussed timing with reporters, signaling possible vote next week but no commitments. Dirksen floated a cloture petition as the only apparent path forward.
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Mike Mansfield
Montana
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Herman E. Talmadge
D-Ga
Russell
Dirksen
Dixie Forces
Mansfield
Spa Grand Jury Now in Session
HOT SPRINGS Ark AP The architect of Hot Springs 1.2 million Convention Auditorium testified before the Garland County Grand Jury Tuesday. I Granger McDaniel one of three witnesses before the jury Dobbs called the jury to investigate the auditorium project and other matters. Mayor Dan Wolf and Alderman J T Cain who chaired the auditorium committee also testified. No testimony was made public. Jury Foreman Richard Lia said committee reports would be reviewed Monday and no witnesses would be heard.
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Hot Springs, Ark
Hot Springs
Garland Saw
I. Granger McDaniel
P. BE. Dobbs
Dan Wolf
Alder
Man J.T. Cain
County Chamber of Commerce Auditorium
Richard Lia
Arkansas Louisiana and Missouri Weather Summary Friday Forecast
Regional forecast notes warm to hot Friday with showers possible in Arkansas and Louisiana. Arkansas sees partly cloudy skies with highs upper 70s to mid 80s and nights in the 50s to 60s. Louisiana remains mild with highs 76 to 84 and lows 54 to 64. Missouri trends cooler in the north and southeast with increasing clouds and scattered showers, cooler nights, and Friday easing to partly cloudy and warmer in the south.
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Arkansas
Louisiana
Missouri
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Liberty Hill HD Club
Lester Kent
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RL. Ktoach
C. M. Aget
CRI
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Hyer
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Peat Ram
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Gale Robbins
Margaret Arnold
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May
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Dixie Drive-In
Hope-Hi
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Jown Sturges
Steve Ames
Richard’ McQueen
Garner
Attenborough
Panavision
Young Guns OF
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John P. Cox Drug CO
Ark
Allcrest Allergy
Orlis
Colgates
Sam
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Copperton
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Whitman
Elizabeth Arden
Faberge Woodhue
Mother Will Love
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