Engagement of Miss Dimple Burks Remains Plans
Announcement details the betrothal of Miss Dimple Burks, daughter of Rev and Mrs W Burks of Hope, to Dr. Jack Lee Royal of Lonoke. The couple, both with medical training links at Hendrix College and the University of Arkansas, plan a late August ceremony at Latoke Methodist Church with involvement from local scholastic and sorority circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Dimple
Blaine Barks
Jack Lee
Little Rock
Ouachita
Latoke
Hendrix Beauty
Royal
Baptist Memorial
Kappa Ota
Hospital To
Memphis
Tentr
Calendar notices and wedding rehearsal at local venues
Calendar entries show church groups hosting picnics and potluck dinners August 20 21 at First Methodist Church and American Legion Auxiliary grounds plus a postponed Swim Brunch. Prescott Chapter 153 CES met August 21. Robins observe Golden Wedding Anniversary Aug 24 with Open House. Taylor Duke wedding rehearsal held with Green Room Diamond Cafe reception details and decorative table settings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prescott
CES An
Mrs. C. 5
Robins
Harold Duke
Diamond Cafe
Coming and Going of the Waldyon Family Visit
Mr and Mrs B F Waldyon visited Longview Texas this weekend with the Joe Ross family. Mr and Mrs Harold Ross and Mrs Minto Ross with children from Phoenix Arizona and Mrs Alice fing and children from Salinas California left Tuesday after visiting their father and grandfather Joe Ross. This marks the shirt and fourth generation visiting the Joe Ross family this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Waldyon
Longview
Texas
Sts
Cearie
Harold Ross
Minto Ross
Phoenix
Ariz
Alice Fing
Salines, Cal
Joe Ross
Shirit
Federal education commission urged to map future U S policy
Dr. Harold Hunt urged the AFL-CIO educators at Detroit to propose to President Kennedy the creation of a federal commission of laymen and educators to chart a national education program. He argued current spending lacks a cohesive plan as enrollment and population rise toward the year 2000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Harold ©. Hunt
Harvard University
Eliot
American Federation of Teachers
Afl-Cio
Hunt
Teachers Union
Kennedy
America
Chicago
Kansas City
U.S
Federation
U S Defenseless From Space Warned By Senator Cannon
Senator Howard W. Cannon warns the United States is defenseless against spaceborne attacks by Soviet satellites and urges accelerated military space capability. He cites lack of intercept and destroy systems and questions civilian-civilian space policies. The article notes related census data on 1960 population and households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Howard W. Cannon
D-Nev
United States
Soviet Union
Cannon
Senate
Air Force Reserve
Eastern Air Lines plans full service resume by Sept
Air carrier Eastern Air Lines says it will resume full service by September 13 after a June 23 strike began. President Malcolm MacIntyre downplayed union threats while warning of an injunction if engineers strike resumes. The plan envisions a streamlined schedule with lower service levels than before the strike, with negotiations ongoing with Flight Engineers International Association and pilots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fla
Eastern Air Lines
Machinists Transport Workers of America
Afl-Cio Miniitars
Eastern
Malcolm MacIntyre
MacIntyre
Flight Engineers International Association
EAL
Many New Faces in the Legislature in Arkansas
The Arkansas general assembly will open with at least 39 newcomers after Democratic primaries, with several Republican candidates contesting in November. A special election will determine a successor to Sen. Charles F. Smith who drowned August 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Arkansas General Assembly
Assembly
Charles F. Smith
West Memphis
Charles M. Wheat
Clifton Wade
Fayetteville
H. ©. Harlow
Q. Bynum Hurst
Senate
J Saense L. Taylor
Clarksville
John McGraw
Waldron
Nathan G. Coulter
Nashville
Ralph Hudson
Harrison
Carl E. Sorrell
Atkins
Virgil T. Fletcher
Benton
E. L. Moselye
Camden
Joe B. Hurley
el Dorado
Roy H. Glayean
Tony F. Mitchell
Hardy W. Croxton
Bob Scott
Carroll
F. A. Teague
William
D. McGriff
Faulkner
H. Sanson
F. H. Wilson
Garland
Nathan Schoenfeld
HH. Gregory
Hempstead
Talbot Field
G. D. Royston Jr
Jefferson
G. W. Turner Jr
Peter Smykla
T. L. Greenlee
Marc Oudin
James
Stevens
Beaure Talbot NY
Double Ring Ceremony At First Baptist Church
Miss Tonna Nan Taylor and George Winston Duke exchanged vows at 7 p.m. on August 16 in a candle light service at First Baptist Church Hope. The ceremony featured lighted tapers and lace attire with Dr. George Balentine and Rev Harold Hightower officiating. The couple, both from Hope, plan further studies at Ouachita Baptist College in Arkadelphia after a Texas trip. Out of town guests included several relatives and friends from El Dorado, Houston, Oak Grove, and Carmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Tonna Nan Taylor
George Winston
Duke
Rob Taylor
Hope
Harold Duke
George Balentine
Harold Hightower
Little Rock
Jim Shuffield
Gilbert Thomas
Hendrix Sprag
Coral Arm Taylor
Clarissa Ann Hightower
Peggy Duke
Sandra Baily
Houston
Martha Reynolds
el Dorado
Nia Messer
Jesse Brown
M. S. Bates
A. A. Albritton
Homer Beverly
Travis Ward
Herald Porterfield
Bruce Duke
Harold Brenty
V. R Harmon
Carter Russell
Wilson Britt
Norman Moore
Owen Nix
Franklin Horton
Sue Moore
Barbara Caston
Linda Thrash
Sharon Fielding
Abn Sutton
Mary Alice Massey
Cynthia Forster
Dorothys Smith
Karen Britt
Jo Mac Young
Texas
Ouachita Baptist College
Arkaelphia
Jack Bell
Ginger
de Queen
Robert GO. Kelly
Kim Jackson
Arkadephia
Robert Eley
Shutford Reynolds
Tt Crrey
William Multigen
de. von Freeland
Susan Gibson
Carmen
Dwight Bailey
Nouston
Ann Fuller
Shreveport
Fluy Willis
Moline
Dorothy Dix Advice on Termite In-Laws and Marriage
Dear Worried Husband seeks help as his in-laws undermine his marriage and his wife. Dorothy Dix urges calm, open communication, and a letter to express feelings, encouraging the wife to focus on their partnership rather than parental interference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy DIX
America
Europe
Cushing
State Income Rise Highest Still Low
Arkansas led the nation in per capita income gain between 1960 and 1961 with an eight percent rise, four times the national average, the Commerce Department reported. The increase lifted Arkansas from 1347 to 1446 dollars while the national average rose from 2215 to 2263 dollars. DC posted the highest per capita income at 3124 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Arkansas
Commerce Department
South Carolina
Mississippi
Department
Kentucky
North Carolina
Virginia
Georgia
Alabama
West Virginia
Louisiana
Florida
District of Columbia
Stalinist purge in Hungary ousts Rakosi and allies
In Budapest the Communist party expelled Matyas Rakosi and 24 Stalinist aides amid a new purge six years after the 1956 revolt. Karoly Kiss was demoted from the Politburo while Janos Kadar, presiding party chief, led the communique announcing the expulsions. Ernce Geroe, 63, also was expelled. he had followed Rakosi into exile and returned last year. Takosi may be in the Soviet Union in poor health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Budapest
Hungary
Matyas Rakosi
Communist Party
Karoly Kiss
Jin
Janos Kadar
Rakosi
Ernce Geroe
Gerce
Soviet Union
Takosi
Dear Little How Can I Tell My Mother
A reader writes about an elopement to Connecticut, pregnancy, and parental opposition. Advice urges honesty with parents, seeking guidance from counselors, and consideration of annulment or adoption options. The response references Helter Worden and a Bell Syndicate feature for further help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connecticut
Jenal
New Soviet Nuclear Test Reported by Uppsala Group
In Uppsala Sweden the Seismological Institution at Uppsala University reports a new Soviet nuclear test. Seismographs registered the blast at 4 02 am EST near Novaya Zemlya. Scientists estimate yield near 12 megatons TNT, marking another test in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uppsala
Sweden
APT
Seismological Institution
Uppsala University
Nov ‘Aya Zemlya
Arkensasn Honors Field Named For World War II Pilot
Jonesboro Arkansas Lt Russell Shell of Jonesboro killed in Tunisia honored as air field name. Dedication ceremonies scheduled today for the training base used by Army liaison pilots. Shell, a native of Franklin in Inard County, graduated from Arkansas State College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonesboro
Ark
YS Rucker
Ala
Russell, Shell
Tunisia
Shell
Franklin
Inard County
Arkansas State College
Postwar Hungarian Party Purges Reported by Commitee
A communique cites Smallholders party colleagues cut from power as Rakosi and Geroe expelled for absolute political responsibility and miscarriages of justice based on forged evidence. Twenty three workers dropped from the party were unnamed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smallholders Party
Ike
Rakosi
Geroe
Whcers
Spa Park Named New Superintendent in Hot Springs
MOT SPRINGS Ark AP Robers WH Atkinson named superintendent of Hot Springs National Park arriving from Hyde Park New York where he led Franklin D Roosevelt Home and Vanderbilt Mansion sites. He succeeds Raymond Gregg now in Jefferson National Expansion Memorial St Louis. Atkinson reports Sept 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mot Springs
Ark
Robers
Atkinson
Hot Springs National Park
Tle
Hyde Park
N.Y
Franklin J. Roosevelt
Vanderbilt Mansion
Raymond Gregg
Jefferson National Expansion Memorial
St. Louis
Mkinson
New Queen Named At White River Carnival
Batesville Arkansas AP reports Michell Battelay 18 of Little Rock was crowned Queen White River at the White River Water Carnival. First runnerup Vena Lue Miller 16 of Callen Rock and second runnerup Elizabeth Ann Studson 15 of Harrison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batesville, Ark
White River
Anntal
Michell Battelay
Little Rock
Michelle
Don Battelay
Little Roek
Vena Lue Miller
Callen Rock
Elizabeth Ann Sfudson
Harrison
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Aiss Dimple
Elaine Burks
Circle 5
First Methodist Church
H. C. Kyler
American’ Legion. Auxiliary
Fair Park
Hope Country Chih Press
Mrs. C
Jack the Giant Killer
Ben Hur
Dixie Drive-In
Metro‘go
Dwyn- Mayer
Aenger
U.S. Education Commission
U. S
Madison
Ralph Buck
Herman Turner
Newton
Wm. D. Baker
Charles Spradley
Perry
Pau
van Dalsem
Stamey Gutowski
Pulaski
Glenn F. Walther
Dabbs Sullivan Jr
R. B. Brandon
Charles L. Cook
S. Pete Haydon
Lancaster, Ohio
William Tecumseh Sherman
Taylor
Hele Worden Erskine
Helen
Indaw
Tye
Velen
Reds
Helter Worden
Worothy Dix
Bell Syndicate
Arkensan
Harold Hendrix
Hope Yard
Proscott Yard
Yéth Bla
Hwy
Aero Mayflower Transit Co
Hope Transfer
Hope, Ark
West
Spa Park
Lucy Mae Williams
Beauty Shop
Hervey
Bob Lewis
4Th St
State Farm Mutual
David Davis
Volkswagen
N. Hervey
Acousticon
By A. L. Burns, JR
Shipley Studio
Texarkana
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