Community Calendar and Local Meetings Summary
August 20 to 23 brings Jayceettes Auxiliary diner at the Barlow Hotel with Mrs Raymond Gilbert as guest. DeAnn RCI meeting. Community Cehler event. Leaders Conference at Henderson State Teachers College in Arkadelphia with attendees including James H Jones EB R Brown Janis McLarty and others. bridal shower honors Miss Carolyn Prescott for August 22. Practical Nurses meeting August 13 at the Mayor's office with seven members and two visitors discussing nursing ethics.
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Jayceetles
Barlow Hotel
Miesday
Raymond Gilbert
Attenu
AE. Awgn
BE. A
Arkadelphia
Biid
Henderson State Teach‘ers College
Arkadelplia
James #H. ~Jones
Schouls
EB. R. Brown
County Superiatent
Janis McLarty
B. N Holt
Gwendolynean
Sec ‘Retary
Homer Heaves
See Borler
Thurston Hulsey
Washington
Emogene Fuller
Mary Jean Sparts
Carolyn Prescott
Carolyn Prescalt
Moe Caskill
WWE
the Lovely
M15
I. S. Moses
Bert Scott Jr
Orville Wortham
Coles
Pracilcal Nur Ins
Mr and Mrs A E Mattess Move to New Home in Arkansas
Personal note records Mr and Mrs A E Mattess, long residents of Enunet, relocating to 517 Spruce Street, Lite Rock, Arkansas. The message adds a whimsical line about the Nile River being the longest in the world, noting the distance of four thousand miles.
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A. E. Mattess
Enunet
Leit
Spruce Street
Lite Rock
Arkansas
Coming and Going in Hous tojo Texas area during summer
Elvin Brooke and family plan a two week varieties with Mr and Mrs Ira Brooks. After employment in New Iberia Miss Marlon McQueen will stay with her parents before reentering Henderson State Teachers College. Judge Jaimes Pikins ton and children Terie and Jim return from a two week vacation to Washington, D C and the east.
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Elvin Brooke
Hous Jtoh
Texas
Mr and Its
Ira Brooks
New Iberia
Marlon McQueen
C. A. McQueen
Henderson State Teachers College
Judge
Jaimes
Pikinston
Terie
Jim
Washington, D. C
Hospital Notes and Birth Announcement in Hope Area
Memorial list records admissions for Mrs. Luther Smith and others in Hope, with discharges including Mrs. J. K. Greene and Mr. Hollis Huckabee. An Olen Yocum baby girl born in 1957 is noted, along with additional Hope area admissions and discharges and a baby named Chris Reed.
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Luther Smith
Washington
Phil Harvel
Hope
Robert Brown
Olen Yocum
Hollis Huckabee
J. K. Greene
Williamson
Guy Chism
Chris Reed
W Strickland
J. B. Odom
Fulton
Maggie Witherspoon
McNab
Daytime TV Snapshot from a Morning Schedule
A nine minute by minute glimpse shows how two thirds of the national audience miss the major weekday morning programs. Ned Calmer on CBS leads news, Jack Lescoulie on NBC reports, and ABC airs Tinker Tom for kids. By ten, ABC features a Western film while NBC spins quiz shows and Arlene Francis debuts a NBC program.
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William Glover
New York
Weil
Ned Calmer
CBS
Jack Lescaulie
NBC
ABC
Tinker Tom
Dave Garrowly
Josie McCarthy
Stu Erwin Reapers
Fred Waring
Arlene Francis
Dilaton
Murray
Bill Cullen
Peter Lind Hayes
Arthur Godfray
Dumont
Hal Boyle On Eggs Giraffes And Heraclitus
A quirky, fragmented column by Hal Boyle cites mixed advice on distinguishing boiled eggs from raw, notes giraffes swinging necks in combat, and references Heraclitus on change. The text blends curious facts with garbled phrasing and a playful tone.
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Africa
Heraclitus
Rights Bill Faces House Clash In Civil Rights Debate
Northern Democrats push to block or modify the Senate bill as House Republicans press for a tougher measure. Speaker Rayburn hopes to bring the bill to a vote this week, with a looming adjournment plan and a 32 member Rules Committee deadline.
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Lewis Gulick
Washington
House
Ely
Marlin
Massachusetts
Senate
Congress
Royouw N
D-Tex
House Rules Committee
Howard W. Smith
D-Vay
Eisenhower
Rates Committee
Martin
Sessions
GOP
Dear Dorothy Dix Readers Dilemma on Marriage and Babies
A reader questions choosing between two men for marriage while expecting a baby and seeks guidance on parental duties. Dorothy Dix derides the request as seeking a keeper, suggests telling the family to avoid the child, and notes the reader should read The Petting Problem leaflet.
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Dorothy Dix
Jove Scott
Scott
Tom
Harry
Costello and Gigante linked in New York case details
Two held in a case tied to a $1,000 theft and a chain of related crimes. Police describe Gigante as uncooperative after a long questioning session at Central Park West. Gigante surfaced with his lawyer at West 54th Street station seeking a role in the Connella case.
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Jove Giponte
Castlo
Costello
Costellia
Gigante
Fred Tass
Gigannte
Sid
Boxe
Clyante
Slyss
Central Park West
Creenwich Village
Uetuectives
Gilbert Tunnel Hires Entomologist for New House
Gilbert Tunnel of wan Quarter North Carolina hires an entomologist to inspect the building of his new house to ensure termites will not invade the premises.
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Gilbert Tunnel
Wan Quarter
N.C
Black Families Move Into All White Levittown
In Levittown Pennsylvania a Black family moved into an all white area under police protection amid jeers and stone throwing from about 50 protesters. Troopers dispersed the crowd. one man was arrested for disorderly conduct as officers guarded the Myers home.
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Levittown
Wiliam Z. Myers
Myers
Staite Palice Li
J. NM. Wielsn
Lilitspealkory
Wicker
Donald Walker
Levillown
Hanellut
Widestee
$12 Million for Two Arkansas Air Bases
The Senate approved a large supplemental appropriation bill totaling 1.424 billion dollars. The measure funds two Arkansas air bases among many allocations, with military construction and other projects directing significant spending.
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Arkansas
Military public works bill funds Blytheville base
The Senate approved a press construction subordination bill allocating 150000 dollars for Blytheville Arkansas base development. The measure targets upgrading the base facilities and related infrastructure at the same time as broader military improvements across two dozen sites.
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Iro Blan Citays
Mc Maree
Arkunsts
Senate
Arep
Mons
Magnolia Election Slips Up on Election Night
In Magnolia voters faced a troubled election with over 4,000 registered but only 20 votes cast for mayor. The Magnolia Banner-News faced scrutiny for missing advance notice and alleged bias as KVMA carried no early results, prompting letters and protests about the coverage.
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Magnolia
Taday
Shy Shing
Ed Witamsot
Magnolia Banner -News Turne
KVMA
Banmers News
Banner-News
Budget Bill Adjusts Funding for Local Projects and Defense
The Senate passed a supplemental bill funding various appropriations including 202,405,000 for listed projects. The measure, paired with House actions, shifts allocations for defense and other items, detailing amounts for Blytheville Air Base and Little Rock areas while noting reductions from Eisenhofer's request.
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Senate
Valde Vate
Prostate Eisenhofer
House
Little Rock
Ark
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