Women's Day Observed at Garrett Chapel Baptist Church
Garrett Chapel Baptist Church observes Women's Day on Sunday August 4 at 11:00 a.m. with guest speaker Mrs. Maude Williams of Arkadelphia and a 7:30 p.m. program titled Negro Women Builders Yesterday Today and Tomorrow featuring soloist Mrs. Catherine Lacy. Mrs. Nannie Washington will respond. Public invited to morning and night services. The Sunday School department hosts a Wiener roast on Saturday night August 3 on Mrs. Helen Davis's lawn. Thought for the Day by Ellery Sedg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garrett Chapel Baptist Church
Maude Williams
Arkadelphia
Catherine Lacy
Nannie Washington
Helen Davis
Eva Smith
Lonoke Baptist
BeBee Memorial C.M.E. Church
Annie B. Yerger
Rev. L. Turner
Hurricane Seeding Trials Set to Test Weather Control
US scientists plan three month Storm Fury experiments to test cloud seeding with silver iodide aimed at dampening hurricane winds. Navy and Weather Bureau teams will use eleven planes to seed clouds in the Caribbean and Atlantic, building on 1961 and 1967 tests that suggested possible wind reduction and energy source changes near the storm eye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred S
Hoffman Washington
Navy
Weather Bureau
Esther
U.S
Caribbean
Atlantic
Moody Quits Rams in California a day after practice
Moody, Billy Joe of North Little Rock, Ark, a fullback and defensive standout last season for the Arkansas Razorbacks, quits practice with the Los Angeles Rams on Wednesday. The item notes a calendar of local events and a social column with multiple church and club notices dated July 31 to August 3, 1965, including a Wiener roast and other gatherings.
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Orange
Calif
Billy Joe Moody
North Little Rock
Ark
University of Arkansas
Los Angeles Rams
Chaster Rati@e
Berry Randle
Frankie L. Alexander
Little Rock
Arkansas
Ozaree Wilson
Polly Anna Maxwell
C. W. Hicks
James ©. Dudley
Murfreesboro
Wednesiday
Arkansas Dinement Mine
Wilson
Narrows Dam
Figure in Kidnap Case Dies at 73
OSSINING N Y AP Al Reich a former heavyweight boxer and bodyguard for Dr John Condon known as the Jessup of the Lindbergh case died at 73. Reich fought as a heavyweight and sparred with Jack Dempsey. He helped Condon in trying to act as intermediary for Col Charles A Lindbergh in ransom talks after the Lindbergh baby was kidnapped and later found dead. Hauptmann was executed.
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Ossining
N.Y
al Reich
John ¥. Condon
Jassie
Lindberg
Reich
Jack Dempsey
Alfred J. Reich
Condon
Charles A. Lindberg
Lindber
Ehe
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Pickets Return To Brooklyn Hospital Amid Demonstration
At Downstate Medical Center in Brooklyn, 234 police watched as pickets including seven clergymen rallied over jobs for Negroes and Puerto Ricans. The group used delaying tactics, sat in driveways, and blocked trucks before dispersing amid arrests of 22 demonstrators.
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New York
Brooklyn
Downstate Medical Center
Milton Galamigan
Proposal Is Called a Police State
Washington AP Senator Barry Goldwater accuses a Pentagon directive of creating a police state by barring servicemen from segregated areas near bases. He cites efforts led by Alfred B. Fitt to collect tax data on local business leaders. A Defense Department spokesman denied such use of tax records. Goldwater calls for investigation into the directive and those behind it.
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Washington
Barry Goldwater
Pentagon
Arizona
Sation
Robert F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Goldwater
Senate
Attorney General
Alfred B. Fitt
Secretary of Defense
Civil Rights
Defense Department
Fitt
Millwood relocation bid lands to move gas lines in Arkansas
Triple A Construction Co of Muskogee appears low bidder at 135,280 dollars on an Army Engineer project to relocate about five miles of gas facilities in De Queen Arkansas. The work supports the Millwood Reservoir project on the Little River near De Queen.
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Associated Press
Tulsa, Okla
Triple A Construction Co
Muskogee
de Queen
Ark
Millwood Reservoir
Little River
Arrests Surge After Citywide Sweep at Brooklyn Hospital Site
About 754 arrests have been made in the past three weeks, with most occurring at the Brooklyn hospital site, as authorities continue restive enforcement across the city.
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Brooklyn Hospital
Hagerty calls allegations of construction bias nonsense
AFL-CIO official C. J. Haggerty dismissed claims that Negro job discrimination is far higher in construction than in other industries. He cited a 2.6 percent nonwhite rate among 2.5 million workers at 65 firms, and a 5.3 percent Negro joinery and apprenticeship share in federal construction across 47 cities, arguing building trades offer broader opportunities for Black craftsmen.
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John Koenig JR
Associated Press
Washington (Ap
C. J. Haggerty
Afl-Cio Building and Construction Trades Department
W. Willard Wirtz
Haggerty
Committee On Equal Employment’ Opportunity
Labor Department
Grant County Courthouse Bid Summary
The Ernest Ward Construction Co. of Benton submitted the apparent low bid of 246449 dollars for a new Grant County Courthouse project. Financing includes a two mill tax increase and 160000 dollars in federal matching funds. The existing courthouse, built in 1909, was declared unsafe last fall.
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Sheridan
Ark
Ernest Ward Constriction Co
Benton
Grant County
Hope Star Publishing Office and Staff List
Hope Star publishing details list staff and offices in Hope Arkansas. Names include G E Palcher president Alex H Washburn secretary treasurer and Alex H Wasburn editor and publisher Paul Jones managing editor Donal Parker advertising March and M Pod Roger Jr. chief mime. The snippet also notes mailing rates for various terms and office address 212-14 South Walnut Street.
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Afterrham Star Publishing CO
G. E. Palcher
Alex H. Washburn
Star
South Walnut Street Hope
Arkansas
Alex, H. Wasburn
Paul 4. Jones
Donal Parker
Advertising Mar
Postoffice Opens in Cripple Creek With Little Fanfare
Cripple Creek Colo AP reports the town gains its first new public building since 1896, a U S post office. Postmaster Leslie Wilkinson says the opening will be simple with no grand celebration, just an ordinary opening.
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Cripple Creek
Rockies
Telle County
Leslie Wilkinson
Cripple Crep
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Avant AD
Hope Star
Prospect 7
Call
Yukon
Etter Printing Company
Washington, Ark
Htf
Prescott
Picayune Printing
Texarkana Gazette
Duane Saska
Imac
Marcelete
South Walnut
Harry Phillips
AT. Johnston
Hopf Auto Company
Parson’s
Blevins
Paragoa Ee Factory
Smop
Singer Sewing Machine CO
Barlow
S. Elm
Hope
Biscayne
Bel-Air
Funeral Directors Ambulance Service
Burial Association
Oakcrest Funeral Home
Dail
Aeditt
Bureal Association
Herndon - Cornelius Funeral Home
Westinghouse
Homer Jones
Bistfe
Kerman Music
Main
Joplin
Missouri
Ralph Montgomery Market
Barry’s Grocery
E. M. Me Williams
Third Street
Aubrey Goodwin
Willisville
Bodean
C H. Partin
Jack Crenshaw
Saratoga
Phovle Texarkana
Freeda
Angus
Don Stamper
Route 2
Owen Bros. Livestock Commission Co
Texarkana
Wayne Owen
Shulfield
Garrett's Ready Mix
West Third
C. H. Partin
Garrett
First Assembly of God
Nancy McCoy
Hazel’s
Virgil Daniel
Collect
Prescott Transfer & Storage Co
Prescott, Ark
A. P. Delany
Parkwood Sta. Wagot “Ee
Ford
H & R Block
Central
Hot Springs
Rawleigh
South Harppstead
Walker
Park Drive
Memphis
Tennessee
Wooten Mobile Home
State Line
Texas
C. Hy
Partin
East Third
Hedses
Aeter
Wanda Davis
Nearo
Esther Hicks
Ellery Sedg
Moody
Rams
Friendship Club
Callie Beamer
White Rose Chapter
Davis Chapel Methodist Church
Joella Evans
W. M
Edna’ M. Davis
Lurlean Phillips
Linda E. Phillips
Cleveland
Ohio
St. Louis
Chicago
Illinois
Levi Station
Morty Meekle
DUS
Chias
By Dick Cavalt
Hea
Sylvester
Samplin
Millwood
Grant Courthouse
By Quincy
Steve Brodie
Arkontes
The
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Hempstead
Nevada
LaFayette
Howard
Miller Counties
Arkansas Dollies, Inc
Lar
Tenn
Hartford Bidg
Dallas
Michigan Ave
42Nd St
Detroit
Mich
Skirvin
Tower
Oklahoma
Ity
Okla
U.S. Post Office
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