Church Circles Set Meetings in Early August
Calendar items from First Methodist Church list multiple W S C groups meeting the week of August 3. Circle No 1 hosts at Mrs R D Franklin Aug 3 at 3. Circle No 2 meets Aug 7 at 9 40 a m at Mrs Robert LaGrone with Mrs Johnie Greene chairing. Circle No 4 meets Aug 7 at 8 30 p m at Mrs Cecil Weaver home. Circle No 3 meets Aug 7 at 4 30 a m at Mrs Earl O Neal with Mrs Edwin Ward leader. Circle No 6 meets Aug 7 at 2 00 p m at Mrs George Peck with Mrs Henry Fenwick in charge. Builders Class pork supper Aug 8 at 8 p m with hostesses Roy Leewald Leo Hartsfield and Mable Hansen.
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R. D.franklin
Weir Gwen
Theo Wilt
First Methodist Church
Robert, LaGrone
Johnie Greene
W. S. CG
Cecil Weaver Leader
Edwin Stewart
W. S.C
Earl O'Neal
Edwin Ward
Circle No
W. S. CS
George Peck
Kenry Fenwick
Roy Leewald
Leo Hartsfield
Mable Hansen
Inspection of Passengers
Washington AP: Federal Aviation Agency says if other hijacking countermeasures fail it may inspect boarding passengers with police at airports within reach of Havana. Administrator Najeeb E Halaby told the Senate subcommittee that such a check could trigger long lines from ticket counters in Miami.
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Washington
Federal Aviation Agency
Najeeb E. Halaby
Federal Aviation Administrator
Senate, Aviation Subcommittee
Havana
Miami
Child 2 Killed in Accident in North Little Rock
Deborah Kaye Busbey nine died when run over by a car at her grandparents home in North Little Rock. Police said a nephew tried to drive a car into the yard and did not see the girl, daughter of Charles and Mrs Busey of DesAre.
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North Little Rock
API
Deborah Kaye Busbey
Carl
Logsdon
Charles Busey
DesAre
Tax revision debate sparks debate on withholding plan
Lawmakers weigh Kennedy tax changes and withholding relief amid opposition from taxpayers and banks. Arkansas members note banks oppose new rules as they shift tax burdens to institutions while firms argue faster refunds and targeted exemptions could ease acceptance of any bill pending House and Senate action.
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Ways and Means Committee
Kennedy
House
Senate
Capital Hill
Congress
Arkansas
Kenney
Hole in door prompts quip from Arkansas AG
Arkansas Attorney General Frank Holt surveyed a drilled hole in his office door while soil sampling aimed at fixing the Justice Building. The 3 year old structure had shifted and cracked, prompting engineers to hire a drilling company to extract soil samples from beneath the building to determine causes and remedies.
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Little Rock
Frank Holt
Holt
Attorney General’s Office
Justice Building
One Agency Has Surplus Funds Says PSC In Arkansas
The Public Service Commission in Arkansas reports a surplus of about 198000 dollars. PSC Chairman Lewis Robinson attributes the cushion to prudent operations. The funds, raised by private utility assessments, cannot be appropriated by lawmakers.
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Little Rock
Public Service Commission
PSC
Lewis Robinson
Khrushchev Berlin clash tests Western resolve
Discussion of Khrushchev pressuring Berlin with threats and rockets amid Cold War tension. Notes Allied unity, Eisenhower and McNamara positions, and doubt on Western ground strength versus Soviet forces in Europe. Concludes the writer sees no drastic shift in allied capacity.
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Stalin
Khrushchev
Berlin
East Germany
Bolin
France
Netherlands
Italy
United States
Kennedy
Altich
Washington
Europe
Eisenhower
Defense
McNamara
Soviet Union
NATO
Americans Jeered in Montevideo at Hemisphere Meet
At Carrasco airport Uruguay supporters of Fidel Castro greeted the US delegation with jeers on arrival for a hemispheric economic conference. Ernesto Che Guevara’s Cuban party was expected, but the US airliner landed first and the pro Castro crowd shifted scorn to the United States. 2000 Cuban supporters filled the airport balcony to greet Guevara.
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Montevideo
Uruguay
Fidel Castro
United States
Ernesto Che? Guevara
Carrasco International
Guevara
Treasury
Douglas Dillon
U.S
Cuba
Builder Dies in Little Rock
Eugen John Stern, 76, a prominent Arkansas builder, died today in a Little Rock hospital. Born in Austria, he arrived in the U S at age one and moved to Little Rock in 192. He worked on the Albert Pike Hotel and Arlington Hotel among others, founded Eugene Stern Inc in 1930, later relocating to Mexico City. Survivors include his widow, three daughters, and relatives in Pine Bluff Little Rock New York Cincinnati.
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Little Rock
Eugen John Stern
Arkansas
Austria
Albert Pike
Arlington Hotel
Hot Springs
Union County Courthouse
E Dorado
Simmons National Bank
Pine
Pine Bluf
Eugene Stern
Desperate Mother at Anniversary Party Causes Family Rift
Dorothy Dix advises that a mis-timed anniversary party revealing a hidden birth lineage led to long estrangements with in laws. The writer should speak to resolve bonds, clarify motives, and restore love within the family despite past secrets. Anxious seeks guidance on baptism choices and church conflicts. Dix urges love over judgment and suggests addressing the core aim of faith.
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Helen
Notoell
British Pipeline Hit by Saboteurs
Saboteurs blew up the water pipeline serving the British base area at Dhekelia in South Cyprus, the eighth attack in nine days. Cyprus faces a seasonal water shortage as farmers and villagers resent the supply from a distant spring.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
API
Dhekelia
East Berlin Tightens Rules on West Berlin Workers
East Berlin authorities announced new measures to pressure Germans commuting from the Red East to West Berlin. Commuters must pay bills in Western marks at a fixed rate, with jail and fine threats. Thousands registered or unregistered face controls, while many work without proper registration. The move follows protests by Western Allies over cross‑city travel restrictions and refugee flows.
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Berlin
East Berlin
Red East
West Berlin
East
West
Friedrich Ebert
Brandt
U.S
Neues Deutschland
State Department
Don Quixote
Cervantes
J. William Fulbright
Arkansas Democrat
U.S. Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Government a Factor in Business
Government influence shapes business planning across policies and taxes. The Justice Department considers pressuring AT&T to divest overseas networks while government space ventures and tax implications affect AT&T and Du Pont stock movements, market sentiment, and corporate strategy.
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Sam Dawson
AP Business News
New York
IAP
Washington
Justice Department
American Telephone & ‘Telegraph
At&t
Kennedy
General Motors
du Pont
DuPont
Stockholder Appeals Merger In Gas Firms
Wiley A. McGehee of McGehee filed suit in Pulaski Circuit Court alleging the Mid South Gas Co merger into Arkansas Louisiana Gas Co was invalid and that minority stockholders would be deprived of rights. The suit, naming the PSC as defendant, follows prior protests before the Public Service Commission and Chancery Court.
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Little Rock
Mid-South Gas Co
Pulaski Circuit
Public Service Commission
Mid South
Arkansas Louisiana Gas Co
Wiley A. McGehee
McGehee
PSC
Pulaski Chancery Court
Chancery Court
Fragmented OCR header with newsprint and ad notices
The text presents a cluttered OCR header from a newspaper issue listing staff roles, advertising offices, and Associated Press rights. It includes editor and managing editor names, circulation notes, subscription terms, and multiple advertising representatives across states, evidencing standard masthead content. No clear story or event is identifiable.
Intervention in Dollarway School Suit Denied
Five Negron children aged 6 to 9 sought to intervene in the Dollarway School integration case in federal court in Little Rock. Judge J Smith Henney opened the latest phase as intervenor filings described siblings of Delores York and Dove, linking to original plaintiffs and earlier desegregation, with enrollment for the coming term noted.
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Little Rock
Dollarway
U. S
J. Smith Henney
Lare Charles Henry Dove
Samuel Wayne Cato
John Lee York
Bennie Ree York
Linda Diane Huston
Yorks
Delores Jean York
Delores
Dove
Ernestine Dove
Two American Films Named for Venice Film Festival
The Venice Film Festival selections committee announced two American entries in the 22nd competition opening August 20. They are the Screen version of Tennessee Williams play Summer and Smoke, directed by Peter Glenville, and Bridges to the Sun, directed by Etienne Perier.
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Venice
Italy
Tennessee Wiliams
Peter Glenville
Etienne Perier
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