Vows Exchange as Thompson Felking Wed
Local society notes recount a double ring ceremony Friday night July 19 at Garrett Memorial Baptist Church. Miss Barbara Kaye Thompson and Mr Van Felking united in marriage. Thompson, a nursing graduate, and Felking, a welder, plan a North Arkansas honeymoon and reside in Franklin, Virginia where he is employed.
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Hone High Selo
Southert’ State College
Magnolia
Texarkana College School of
Branch Hospital
Pine Bluft School
California
Pittsburgh and Des Moines Steel Co
Birmingham
Ala
Arkansas
Franklin
Hospital Notes and Birth Announcement at Hope
Admitted Frankie Latham and others at Hope hospital in a notes page. Discharged: Mrs Billy Jack O Rorke and baby boy and several other patients and infants. Maxwell and Louis Hamilton announce the arrival of a baby boy.
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Frankie Latham
Hope
C. D. Laughterback
Spates
McNab
Louise Hamilton
David Payton
Billy Jack O'Rorke
Clech Smith
Ottman
P. H. Patterson
Emmet
Jett Williams
Buddy Jordan
W. A. Barbaree
Calvin Underwood
E. P. O'Neal
Maxwell
Louis Hamilton
Family travel notes head north and south
Mrs Nellie May and Miss Susan Rowe left today for Shreveport to join their brother and Uncle Lanton Richardson and for a trip to Charlotte North Carolina to visit friends and relatives Vic and Mrs Sonny Griffin and three daughters of Tioga North Dakota left Friday after a visit with his parents Mr and Mrs Dave Griffin
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Nellie May
Susan Rowe
Shreveport
Lawnton Richardson
Charlotte
N.C
Treaty Gap Seen In Underground Nuclear Tests
Dr. Frank Press of Caltech says the limited nuclear test ban treaty leaves a gap in detecting subsurface detonations. He notes that science could enable a comprehensive pact prohibiting underground tests, but current seismic monitoring outside the Soviet Union struggles to identify magnitude below 4. Atmospheric, underwater, and space tests are detectable. underground events remain uncertain.
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Ralph Dighton
Associated Press
Pasadena
Calif
U.S
Frank Press
Technology Laboratories
California Institute of Technology
Moscow
Dr. Press
Soviet Union
Washington
Kennedy
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Senate
United States
Dirksen
Britain
London
State Department
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Oy ‘Senate
Dean Rusk
W. Averell Harriman
William C. Foster
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Senator
Armed Services Committee
Joint Atomic Energy Committee
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Goldwater
Bookmobile Schedule for August 14 15 at various homes and schools
The bookmobile visits Experiment Station Green Home Breet Home Meloy Rowe Emmet School Ark La Village Emmet Community Rocky Mound on August 14 starting 9:00 at Guernsey School and continuing to Whitney Grocery Coleman Home Bebe Home Clayton Home Black Home McNab Latshaw Home Fry Home and Youngblood. August 15 runs from 8:30 Allen Home to Shover Springs with stops at Laneburg School Mann Grocery Cale School Glass Grocery Edwards Home Nazarene Church and Langston Home.
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Aurbiet
Experiment Station
Green
Breet
Meloy
Rowe
Emmet
Ark-La Village
Rocky Mound
Guernsey
Whitney
Coleman
Bebe
Clayton
Black
McNab
Latshaw
Fry
Adlai Stevenson and the Nuclear Test Ban Debate
James Marlow reviews how Adlai Stevenson pressed for a moratorium on hydrogen bomb tests during the 1956 campaign, the Soviets and Truman shifting positions, and Eisenhower and Nixon's evolving stances as Moscow moved toward a signed limited test ban agreement. The piece notes Khrushchev's earlier proposals, Murray's suggestion, and Bulganin's indirect support amid the political contest.
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James Marlow
Associated Press
Washington
Adlai Stevenson
Moscow
Nikita Khrushchev
Thomas E. Murray
Atomic Energy Commission
United States
Stevenson
Murray
Soviet Union
Eisenhower
Stevenson-Murray
Truman
Richard M. Nixon
Europe
New York
Nixon
Senate
Bulganin
Nobody Hurt in Hurricane Wake
HAMILTON Bermuda AP Hurricane Arlene swept Bermuda at 92 mph today but caused no injuries and minimal damage. Banana and pine trees fell, the causeway to Kindley Field was blocked, and the eye crossed Bermuda at noon. The radio asked residents to watch for migratory birds blown in by the wind.
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Hamilton
Bermuda
U.S. Air Force Base
Kindley Field
Trouble in the Home A Dorothy Dix Advice Column
Dear Troubled Wife seeks guidance on a loveless marriage and a life altered by a new romantic interest. Dorothy Dix counsels testing the marriage, reigniting affection, and avoiding a rushed, guilty choice, emphasizing not abandoning duty before recapturing love.
Ruling Allows Handling Costs for Free School Lunches
Arkansas attorney general’s office ruled that reasonable expenditures for handling school lunch commodities are legal under the 1963 act. It allows a maximum expense allowance of 300 dollars per year for the county board of education secretary. The secretary shifts government commodities from school lunches to the district pickup points within the county. The Education Commissioner Arch Ford had asked if a board can spend more than three hundred dollars for handling services.
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Little Rock
Board of Education
Arch Ford
Burns Fatal Blaze Traps Former Railroad Worker
Ed F. Rambo aged 56, a former railroad worker, died in a Little Rock hospital Friday from burns suffered when trapped in his burning home the prior day. Firefighters found him on the kitchen floor and removed him outside where oxygen was given until an ambulance arrived.
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Witle Rock
Ed F. Rambo
Little Rock
Rambo
Understanding Stock Ownership and Market Concepts
The text explains corporate structure with directors and officers, differences between common and preferred stock, and bond roles. It contrasts bear and bull markets, shows how stock prices reflect buyer and seller opinions, and notes the vast number of listed stocks across markets. It also mentions bond types and the safety of U S government bonds, plus ticker symbols and the breadth of investment opportunities.
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U. S
Chrysler Corp
Canadian Pacific
CGW
Chicago Great Western
New York Exchange
New Chief Will Have to Return Hot Springs Police Chief to Return
Hot Springs Police Chief Joe Crain appears set to give up his post to former Chief John Ermey who retired for health reasons on Feb 16, 1960. The attorney general’s office ruled Ermey could be reinstated if recovered. Dr Tom Stough said Ermey was fit. Ermey had been replaced by Milford Sanders who retired on July 31. Ermey, now a Vapors club employee, sought his old job back.
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Little Rock
Hot Springs
Joe Crain
John Ermey
Attorney General’s Office
Ermey
Tom Stough
Civil Service Commission
Milford Sanders
GOP Senators Demand Proof Kennedy Nuclear Treaty Security
Republican leaders push for proof that the limited nuclear test ban treaty will enhance U S security. Hearings will question military and scientific experts as the pact moves through the Senate, with Dirksen urging substantiation of Kennedy’s claims amid signing and worldwide support.
Former Hotel Operator Dies in Hot Springs Arkansas
J Will Howe 68 retired Hot Springs hotel man and husband of Edna Lee Howe of the Hot Springs Sentinel Record died Wednesday after months of ill health. Native of Algiers Louisiana he lived in Hot Springs since 1911 and built the Howe Hotel later the DeSoto. Survived by a son a daughter a stepdaughter and nine grandchildren. Funeral at 9 a m Friday at Gross Mortual Hot Springs with burial in Greenwood Cemetery. Contributions to American Cancer Society requested in lieu of flowers.
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Hot Springs
Ark
J. Will Howe
Asst
Edna Lee Howe
Hot
Gross Mortual
Greenwood Cemetery
Hot * Springs
American Cancer Society
Liew of Flowers
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